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“I pleaded for the E.M.T. to make the pain stop,” the author, Jaclyn Peiser, writes. “ ‘You are having a heart attack,’ ” he responded.

Teachers rallying outside the State Capitol in Phoenix in April on the second day of a walkout. Leaders of the Arizona movement are gathering signatures for a ballot initiative to raise taxes on

For a quick, quintessentially California meal, head to Chando’s, where you can grab flavorful street-food-style tacos.

Mark Levine, a New York City councilman, has urged the city to set aside on-street parking for car-sharing companies like Zipcar. A pilot program starts Monday that reserves 285 spots for car-share

Detail from “Kimbembele Ihunga” (1994) in the exhibition, “Bodys Isek Kingelez: City Dreams,” at the Museum of Modern Art featuring the artist’s strongly colored, eccentrically shaped fantasy

Clockwise from bottom: Kate Downey, Ariel Dumas, Karen Chee and Ben Lillie (in an inflatable dinosaur costume) at Caveat. The four are involved in the weeklong Underground Science Festival, with

The Phoenix on the Andaman Sea, searching for Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar.

Some local authorities in China have tried to reduce the divorce rate by asking couples to take a quiz. Know too much about your spouse and you might have to stay married, at least for a while.

On Thursday, Hamburg became the first city in Germany to restrict diesel vehicles, banning them on stretches of two roads. The move highlights growing opposition to the fuel.

Matthew Rhys and Keri Russell, who portrayed covert Soviet agents for six seasons of “The Americans,” in the series finale.

A cross in the classroom of the Robert-Koch high school in Deggendorf, Germany.

Over two decades, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of Spain has managed to survive election defeats as well as a Spanish banking bailout in 2012. He faces another test this week.

Kim Kardashian West last October. On Wednesday, she visited the White House to discuss prison reform with Trump administration officials.

Dead minke whales on a Japanese whaling vessel in the Southern Ocean in 2014.

Sophia Perovskaya became known as Russia’s first female terrorist after she directed the daring, multipronged assassination of Czar Alexander II in 1881.

Richard Carranza, the New York City schools chancellor, visited the Excellence Girls Elementary Academy in Brooklyn on Wednesday.

Gregory Hill from a family photo.