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What the replacement of Ed Martin, who punished his own prosecutors for bringing cases against January 6th rioters, signals about the President’s signature campaign promise.

Professional writers and passionate amateurs are using the platform to experiment with new forms.

As the stakes rise, the physicality of the game increases, too—and that may give the less favored teams a better shot at upsets.

The inveterate character actor discusses Don Quixote, his time as George Clooney’s roommate, and his latest gig: m.c.ing John Mulaney’s absurdist talk show.

Ten lesser known films from the past century have captured the city just as indelibly as modern classics by the likes of Martin Scorsese or Spike Lee.

In a new book, the author Casey Johnston argues that pumping iron helped her “escape diet culture.” But a preoccupation with strength can take many forms.

The Singaporean photographer Nguan spent a decade capturing New York via the Staten Island ferry.

A young democracy activist fled Venezuela, where the government threatened to arrest her for treason. Now in ICE custody, she knows that she may be quickly deported.

A sixty-year consensus on the War on Poverty program is at risk of finally coming undone.

Senator Elissa Slotkin, of Michigan, on how Trump voters who believe that the President has a “grand plan” are going to end up with less money in their pockets.

The writer and National Book Award winner on his book “James.”