I’m 16. When my parents were my age, they didn’t have the internet and they didn’t have a pandemic. Continue reading When My Dad Turned Off the Internet

Three teams won Game 7s to advance. Dallas and Vegas start the action with Game 1 on Sunday night in Edmonton, Alberta. Continue reading N.H.L. Conference Finals Begin After Hectic Second Round

The United States added 1.4 million jobs in August. The stock market tumbled at the end of the week. And football season is upon us. Continue reading The Week in Business: Jobs Added, but at a Slower Pace

About 20 people were injured in the Creek Fire, which broke out Friday in the Sierra National Forest and consumed more than 35,000 acres. Continue reading Helicopters Rescue About 200 Trapped in California Wildfire

Support for unions is rising. The G.O.P. might want to be part of that. Continue reading When Republicans and Unions Got Along

Hear tracks by Ava Max, Tricky, Bill Callahan and others. Continue reading SZA’s Surprise Return, and 10 More New Songs

CNN, The Wall Street Journal and Getty Images are affected. Chinese officials told journalists their fate depends on what the Trump administration does to Chinese media employees. Continue reading China Freezes Credentials for Journalists at U.S. Outlets, Hinting at Expulsions

Here’s what you need to know about the week’s top stories. Continue reading Labor Day, 2020 Election, Serena Williams: Your Weekend Briefing

Thousands of officers flooded the streets to stop a demonstration that had been planned to show public anger over the postponement and the imposition of a draconian security law. Continue reading Hong Kong Police Block Protests Over Delayed Election

Experts urge caution at Labor Day celebrations after cases spiked following other U.S. holidays. Melbourne, Australia, extended its lockdown by two weeks. Continue reading Covid-19 Live Updates: At-Home Virus Tests Remain ‘Aspirational’