Mahomes and Lamar Jackson headline an exciting new era of the N.F.L., which is on track for an on-time return to the field, just as planned. Continue reading It’s Patrick Mahomes’s N.F.L., but Let’s Preview All 32 Teams Anyway

The vice-presidential candidates will be on opposite ends of Wisconsin, a battleground that is increasingly essential to President Trump in November. Continue reading What to Watch For as Harris and Pence Visit Wisconsin on Labor Day

To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the conflict’s end, a special section that grew out of a yearlong project brings to light overlooked stories of bravery and adversity. Continue reading The World War II You Don’t Know

The United States Open continues with its Labor Day lineup, as Serena Williams and Sofia Kenin headline the day. Continue reading 2020 U.S. Open: What to Watch on Monday

A demonstration at the University for Theater and Film Arts in Budapest has received support from theater groups, students and faculties in Hungary and around Europe. Continue reading Student Blockade Protests Viktor Orban’s Reach at a Top Arts University

Normally, a Christopher Nolan film would bring in $50 million in North America during an opening weekend. But moviegoing is not normal these days. Continue reading In a Big Box-Office Test, ‘Tenet’ Grosses $20 Million

The family of a University of New Mexico football player who killed himself in November has sued the university, the former football coach and the N.C.A.A. Continue reading Family Accuses College of Forcing Ailing Son to Play Football

Forced underground in the 1990s to a life of cover gigs and guitar lessons, they are re-emerging amid the country’s political awakening. Continue reading For Aging Belarus Rockers, a Late Shot at Stardom

President Trump will try to put the media on the ballot, and reporters face the increasing temptation to posture for those most eager to oust him. Continue reading Journalists Aren’t the Enemy of the People. But We’re Not Your Friends.

Los Angeles County set a new high temperature as a cooling sea breeze remained trapped offshore, according to the National Weather Service. Continue reading Heat Wave Roasts Southern California With Record of 121 Degrees