In the aftermath of the assault on the Capitol, a trio of women with family members who participated in the riot moved to D.C. to seek their own kind of justice.

The Vice-Presidential nominee was the defensive coördinator for a team that won the state title. His players say that he taught them more about togetherness than tactics.

The American Swedish heartthrob showed his mastery of the strangest of sports, setting another new record.

The X C.E.O. has been using his platform to sound off on topics including Venezuela’s election, Trump’s campaign, and racial violence in the U.K.

The opposition figure Ilya Yashin was part of the exchange that led to the release of Evan Gershkovich. Now, in Germany, he dreams of returning to his cell in Russia.

The country has long seesawed between two dynastic political parties, both with autocratic tendencies. Is the current youth-led movement charting a third path?

The United Kingdom has become more multicultural, but a wave of anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant violence raises the possibility that it is also becoming more racist.

The ex-President’s tired old show is a great advertisement for his new rival.

Her ruthless pragmatism and reliance on subtext are refreshing after years of lefty infighting and Donald Trump’s endless blather.

The legendary newscaster on how the U.S. has changed—and how it has changed him.

Nate Cohn, the New York Times’ chief political analyst, breaks down Kamala Harris’s performance in the battleground states and how we should think about polling error.

The tall, young, mustachioed pitcher throws hard—so hard that his team, the Pittsburgh Pirates, is doing everything it can to be careful with him.

The threat from domestic terrorism is rising, but, with Republicans decrying the “deep state,” the F.B.I. is cautious about investigating far-right groups. Vigilantes are leaping into the fray.

His campaign is careening, his poll numbers are slipping, and, after something of a summer lull, he is due for several confrontations in court.

Gao Ertai hasn’t returned to his homeland in years, but his memoirs have made him a new model of resistance.

Photographing a complicated year.

Voters are still concerned about high prices, but inflation has dropped below three per cent, interest-rate cuts seem inevitable, and Donald Trump can’t focus.

Making sense of Trump’s appeal to nonwhite voters.

As the oceans ebb and surge, staggering ingenuity has gone into inventing the measure.

A pastor led his followers into the woods. Hundreds have since been found dead.