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Ms. Winfrey acknowledged that Russell Simmons pushed her to abandon a documentary about his accusers, but said her own concerns led her to pull support.

Texts raised more questions about information suggesting that the United States ambassador to Ukraine was under surveillance.

President Trump claims Nancy Pelosi has intentionally undermined Bernie Sanders’s presidential campaign by delaying the impeachment trial. Mr. Sanders denounced that theory on Friday.

The independent counsel whose investigation resulted in a Senate trial for President Bill Clinton has joined the team defending President Trump.

Ken Starr and a third lawyer named to the team, Robert Ray, were independent counsels who investigated President Bill Clinton.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that the payments to Canadian families of victims do not absolve Iran from providing compensation.

Temperance crusaders weren’t crackpots. They were fighting the business of making money off addiction.

Until Friday, few executives had complained in public about how Google, Apple, Amazon and Facebook hurt their businesses.

A successful test on Saturday morning might set up a flight in March with astronauts aboard the company’s Crew Dragon capsule.

The Agriculture Department proposed a rule that would further unravel nutrition standards set by Mrs. Obama when she was first lady.

I am a military widow. I know what the true cost of conflict is.

A handful of rogue electoral votes, if allowed, could tip the next presidential election.

Bill Weld tries a Granite State carom shot.

Trump has no clear rationale for killing Iran’s top general, or for much of his foreign policy.

The former Republican congressman had pleaded guilty to giving his son nonpublic information about a drug company.

The justices will weigh Trump administration regulations allowing employers to refuse to provide access to birth control on religious or moral grounds.

It will result in American capital flowing to a regime that undermines our country. This is not a win.

The defense is “systematically eliminating every young white woman,” a prosecutor said during jury selection.

In two new reports, the global health agency says only government intervention can fix the broken market for new antimicrobial drugs.

Philip Van Cleave is a prominent voice for gun rights in the state and beyond.

Adam Mosseri, chieftain of Instagram, wants to keep the platform a safe, special space. That means learning from the mistakes of its parent company: Facebook.

Lev Parnas has shown us Trumpism from the inside.

“A phone call, one simple phone call, and Ms. Fuertes would be alive today,” the ICE head said, referring to a 92-year-old woman killed in Queens.

Wildlife’s global, family appeal, when the environment is “the issue of the age,” gives Netflix and its rivals a rich supply of new content.

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

A six-mile-long barrier would help protect the city from floodwaters during fierce storms like Sandy, but critics say rising seas make the option inadequate.

In the Trump era, some voters say the power of a symbolic first is overshadowed by anxiety about defeating him.

The president has shown us exactly what happens when good people do nothing.

A new law in New York City lets parents remove their obstetricians’ names if their medical licenses were revoked for misconduct.

G.O.P. senators will harm Congress if they turn away from new testimony and information relevant to impeachment.

San Francisco’s success this season is rooted in a process initiated three years ago by Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch, but also in a tip from the Ravens’ John Harbaugh.

Valentino opts for an ethereal angel and Rick Owens brings out the vampires. But Virgil Abloh offers uncharacteristic restraint at Louis Vuitton.

No, Virginia, there is no class war.

A Times reporter explains how he started investigating a gulf war-era tale of artillery superiority and its questionable origins.

Proponents of term limits are either naïve or cynical — sometimes both.

Do you want to visit Hallstatt? Officials say too many tourists — many of them fans of the blockbuster film — are coming to the 16th-century village just to take pictures.

If wolf pups will retrieve a ball for a stranger, no training necessary, maybe dogs’ wild ancestors were also ready for human games.

An art gallery in China’s capital provides a lens into the city’s quietly present gay community.

Beijing is turning its back on the private sector, a main driver of growth.

Jeanine Cummins depicts a mother and son’s gut-wrenching journey in “American Dirt,” even as she acknowledges “I don’t know if I’m the right person to tell this story.”

I love staying up late, but I hate struggling through the mornings. Here’s how I adapted, and how you can, too.

The actor and comedian, whose new film is “Bad Boys for Life,” looks back on his career.

We wanted à la carte television, and now we have it — and it costs more than cable. Here’s how to watch your favorite shows without overpaying for a dozen apps.

Don’t let Facebook, Instagram or Twitter become negative aspects of your life. Here’s how to fix them.

“A Frankenstein material” is teeming with — and ultimately made by — photosynthetic microbes. And it can reproduce.

And when did the future get so grim?

The Modern Love podcast revisits the essay that inspired Anne Hathaway’s episode in the Modern Love TV series.

Well, it all depends on the time of day. Plus, the terrible peril of taking computers to a meeting.

Subscription services like Netflix and Google Drive are convenient, but we can lose control of our content and data. Here’s how to take it back.

James Mann’s “The Great Rift” describes the up-and-down relationship of two men who shaped American foreign policy for a generation.