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David D. Kirkpatrick was detained at Cairo airport and sent back to London in an escalation of a news media crackdown under President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. […]

“He represents the soul of fashion,” said Anna Wintour of Vogue, “restless, forward-looking and voraciously attentive to our changing culture.&rdquo […]

A coalition of 16 states, including California and New York, is challenging President’s Trump use of emergency powers to spend billions on a border wall. […]

Mr. Sanders, the runner-up in the 2016 Democratic primaries, is embarking on a bid that will test whether he can retain the anti-establishment appeal he enjoyed with liberals three years ago […]

The Vatican confirmed, apparently for the first time, that it has general guidelines for what to do when clerics break celibacy vows and father children. […]

Tuesday: What to know about the lawsuit challenging the president’s emergency declaration; housing costs are changing the Bay Area; and Stephen Curry […]

The Chanel designer has died at age 85. From 2015: Andrew O’Hagan steps into the encyclopedic, biting and truly wondrous mind of fashion’s one and only. […]

Here’s what you need to know. […]

The culinary star takes stock of her career and the international celebrity — and scrutiny — that came with it. […]

Infrastructure won’t happen until the Democrats regain control. […]

Far from spreading Shariah, as Islamophobes have suggested, America’s Muslim clerics are focusing on a more familiar trend: youngsters blending into American life. […]

Contention over the I.N.F. missile control treaty is complicated by suspicions on both sides that the other has broken its rules. […]

What keeps Saudi Arabia and Pakistan together. […]

The president’s move has already been challenged in court. Win or lose, he is almost certainly forcing an alarming judicial precedent. […]

Tuesday: A snapshot of the potential candidates in the 2020 primaries. “We are trying to elect more Alexandrias,” the head of the Justice Democrats said. […]

I grew up with Chicano and Chicana culture in Los Angeles and heard it had spread to Japan. I wondered: Is this cultural appropriation? […]

The 52 Places Traveler heads to Panama expecting breakneck development and finds a place that is managing to escape the rush. […]

Eric Ulrich, one of two Republicans among 17 candidates for public advocate, may be well positioned to gather votes among those angry at Amazon’s exit. […]

On the stationary bike in front of me was a person who probably knew more about me than I knew about myself. How did that make me feel? […]

President Trump said he planned to use emergency powers even though he “didn’t need to.” Colbert said that sounded like a contradiction. […]

The Japanese automaker, which employs 3,500 at its Swindon, England, plant, is set to close the site by 2021. […]

The world’s most prestigious consulting firm has a secretive $12.3 billion investment arm, prompting questions about conflicts of interest. […]

What if stemming the tide of misinformation on YouTube means punishing some of its biggest stars? […]

Mr. Trump warned Venezuelan soldiers to renounce loyalty to President Nicolás Maduro or they will find “no safe harbor.&rdquo […]

After the billionaire Richard Branson said he planned to hold an aid concert for Venezuela, the embattled government of Nicolás Maduro said it would hold a rival show nearby. […]

The Trump administration manages to turn Germans into Gaullists, ready to flirt with Russia and contemplate strategic independence. […]

A 45-year-old migrant suffering health problems has become the latest to die in Border Patrol custody after crossing the border in Texas. […]

The social renaissance is happening from the ground up. […]

A celebration of the “My Fair Lady” lyricist and librettist offers audiences a chance to reconsider one of his biggest flops. […]

Detective Brian Simonsen was killed in “friendly fire” during a robbery. This is his story, and that of a petty criminal who once wanted to be a police officer but is now charged with murder. […]

A House seat was hanging in the balance as state election officials heard the results of an investigation into absentee ballot fraud. […]

Mr. Mendonsa made the most credible claim to being the man captured kissing a woman in Times Square on V-J Day in a picture that became a national emblem. […]

Investors love index funds, but they may not be as transparent as they seem. […]

The Department of Education secretary has been uniquely brazen, and unpatriotic, in her deregulation campaign. It’s time that she answered for her actions. […]

An object lesson in what happens when people in positions of political and cultural authority indulge their biases by suspending disbelief. […]

Finding out you have a chronic illness — one that will, by definition, never go away — changes things, both for you and those you love. […]

Fewer than 1 percent of doctorates in math are awarded to African-Americans. Edray Goins, who earned one of them, found the upper reaches of the math world a challenging place. […]

The ballet ‘Attitude: Lucy Negro Redux’ is a forceful claiming of female desire and sexual self-determination. […]

Before 1919, the music was considered more novelty than art. Then a military band changed everything. […]

Eight simple exercises developed by the New York-based personal trainer Anthony Nehra that require no equipment other than a bed, a chair and a suitcase. […]

Although earlier studies in animals suggested a connection, the new research should reassure parents whose children need surgery, experts say. […]

Many agencies that offer donated embryos, including most of those supported by federal grants, are affiliated with Christian or anti-abortion rights organizations. […]

With millions of people filing tax returns under a new tax law and after a long government shutdown, this is a challenging year. We offer survival tips and extensive coverage. […]

Planning to take advantage of Presidents’ Day mattress sales? Here are eight pitfalls to avoid so you buy a mattress you’ll happily sleep on for years. […]

A little empathy goes a long way, especially when someone is recovering from the loss of a loved one. Unfortunately, even when some of us mean well, we make the situation worse. Here’s how to avoid it. […]

So-called conservative management can ease symptoms without dialysis in some people with kidney disease. But many of them are never given the option. […]

Foods most often associated with intolerances were chocolate, food additives, citrus fruits, fish, shellfish, milk, cheese, eggs and nuts. […]