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The Dodgers and Red Sox meet in the World Series for the first time since 1916. Stay here for live updates and analysis from Fenway Park. […]

In the first head-to-head debate of the widely watched race for governor, the major-party candidates assailed each other’s policy stances and personal probity. […]

For the strongmen of Turkey and Saudi Arabia, the fight over the killing of a dissident is personal and political. […]

A Vows article in The Times about her wedding to Alvin Mann, then 94, drew a wide readership. They had met at the gym. […]

The murder of Jamal Khashoggi by the Saudis has striking parallels with the murder of the Italian socialist leader Giacomo Matteotti by Fascist thugs. […]

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

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan sees the Jamal Khashoggi case as a chance to hobble Saudi Arabia, a regional and religious rival. […]

Mr. Trump said he would reserve final judgment on who was responsible for the journalist’s killing until American officials returned from Turkey in the next couple of days. […]

Profit-sharing plans for rank-and-file employees are vanishing as corporate America has adopted a “shareholders above all else” approach. […]

Justice O’Connor, 88, was the first woman to serve on the Supreme Court. She wielded immense power and often found ways to bridge divides in a less polarized era. […]

The term is often freighted with the whiff of extremism when used domestically, but President Trump has enthusiastically doubled down on words and ideas that his predecessors shied away from. […]

Investors from around the world gathered in Riyadh for a conference, but the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi and Saudi Arabia’s role in it loomed large. […]

A report from the Council of Economic Advisers compares Bernie Sanders to Chairman Mao, and warns that pickup trucks cost more in Sweden. […]

The woman wanted for questioning in the killing of Susan Trott is currently at a hospital, a law enforcement official said. […]

They are sleeping outdoors and living on donated food on their way north. Despite the hardship, migrants say it is better than the poverty and violence they left behind. […]

A software designer ended his life in his parked car in the East Village. His family asked the police for help finding him, but met resistance. […]

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Twelve other children at a facility for “medically fragile children” were infected with a strain of the virus, which typically causes mild illness. […]

With two weeks to go, the midterms have reached peak shamelessness […]

The two biggest political thrusts of the Party of Trump — a tax cut for the rich that opened a tsunami of debt, and trying to take away health care from millions — are widely unpopular. It’s as simple as that. […]

What do umpires and judges have in common? Not as much as some people think. […]

While discussing how “the costume police are cracking down” this Halloween, the NBC morning host defended ways of dressing up that offend others. […]

You’ve been busy and so have the teams in the seven months since opening day. Here is some help to catch up. […]

Documents released in a Florida ethics investigation provided new information about the Democratic nominee for governor’s trips with political friends. […]

Candidates covet an appearance with Mr. Trump in areas loyal to him, but large swaths of the country where he is unpopular have become virtual no-go zones for him. […]

Roughly seven million people have voted early, far more than previous years, but it’s too soon to draw conclusions. […]

The motive of the would-be bomber behind the explosive, found in a mailbox at the billionaire philanthropist’s home in a New York suburb, remains unclear. […]

Clorox is using data from smart thermometers to target ads to areas where people are sick. It’s the latest example of internet-connected devices being used for advertising. […]

Create a welcoming guest room with Wirecutter’s budget-friendly picks for bedding, bath towels, air and foam mattresses, and more. […]

Modern Love in miniature, featuring five reader-submitted stories of 100 words or fewer. […]

Your first task after winning is to maintain anonymity as long as possible. And find a good lawyer. […]

Sinking confidence in Rome’s solvency could cause financial chain reactions that would be difficult for governments and central banks to control. […]

Here’s what you need to know to start your day. […]

“The Superbas, pride of Brooklyn and of the National League, and the carmine-hosed Boston warriors scrambled for the petals of the first blossom.&rdquo […]

The Roomba cleaned floors, and it was a hit. But though many have tried to perfect the next version of a home robot, no one has succeeded yet. […]

In the sport of equestrian vaulting, even a 12-year-old girl can be “too big.&rdquo […]

Hunan Slurp in the East Village lives up to its name — reason to celebrate in a town where fake Hunanese restaurants outnumber the real ones. […]

Is the enemy of the enemy of the people my friend? […]

The former Fed chairman, whose memoir will be published this month, had a feisty take on the state of politics and government during an interview. […]

As the composer, writer and gay icon lives quietly on the Upper West Side, his music and books warrant reconsideration. […]

Expressive dressing prevails over prescribed style in Japan’s largest city. […]

Hundreds of women came forward with accusations of sexual abuse by Nassar, a former American gymnastics team doctor sentenced to decades of prison. Here’s a look at many officials ousted or charged as the scandal widened. […]

A multimedia exhibition aims to capture the spirit of creative chaos that came after the fall of the Berlin Wall. […]

For Americans who volunteer to serve the poor in foreign orphanages, there are many better ways in which to do good than working directly with the children. […]

Will the Supreme Court wipe out the government protections that have shielded Americans from abusive business practices since the New Deal? […]

What’s it like to have a bullet lodged inside of you? We asked survivors of mass shootings, from Parkland to Pulse, to tell us how it feels to live with a constant reminder of the tragedy. […]

By some estimates, only 1,000 or so researchers can claim to understand the technology. Finding more could become a national security issue. […]

Your morning routine should suit your needs, but there are some habits everyone should try. […]

There are potential harms as well as benefits, and a lot of wishful thinking and imprecision in the marketing of products containing them. […]

A sea cucumber, previously only filmed off the Gulf of Mexico, was seen floating near Antarctica. […]