Draymond Green Doesn’t Mind Missing the N.B.A. Finals. This Year.
In this newsletter, Marc Stein talks to Green about the Golden State Warriors’ down year, analyzes the many coaching vacancies, and looks a...
Twins’ Playoff Misery Continues, Courtesy of the Depleted Astros
The stage seemed set for Minnesota to break its streak of postseason losses. But sure enough, a late collapse delivered a 17th consecutive ...
Seattle Passes Minimum Pay Rate for Uber and Lyft Drivers
The city became the second in the nation to create a compensation standard for ride-hailing drivers, after New York.
Right-Wing Sites Falsely Claim Biden Got Debate Questions in Advance
Fox News, which is providing the moderator for the debate tonight, called the claim “entirely false.”
Biden and Trump Will Debate Six Main Issues. Here’s Where They Stand.
The long-anticipated first debate will cover issues like the coronavirus, social unrest and the Supreme Court, offering each candidate the ...
Presidential Debate Polls Today: Trump vs Biden
A crucial fraction of the millions who watch the first presidential debate on Tuesday will have yet to make up their minds. Here’s what pol...
In the Breonna Taylor Case, a Battle of Blame Over the Grand Jury
In theory, jurors have broad powers to investigate, subpoena witnesses and bring charges, legal experts said. But in practice, prosecutors ...
Trump Sent a Warning. Let’s Take It Seriously.
Our democracy is in terrible danger — more than in 1861, more than after Pearl Harbor, more than during the Cuban missile crisis.
Cuomo and De Blasio Need a United Front on Coronavirus Hot Spots
Working together, the governor and mayor can help keep the virus at bay.
The Very Jewish R.B.G.
Back in the days of Clinton and Obama, Ginsburg’s presence on the bench was a symbol of progress. In the days of Trump, she was a bulwark. ...
What Have We Learned From Trump’s Tax Revelations?
There are questions about his financial entanglements that still need answering.
Elementary Students in N.Y.C. Return to Classrooms After 6 Months
It won't be like the school they left: Nine students will sit at desks six feet apart in classrooms that used to hold 30 children.
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