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Jean Bourgain, Problem-Conquering Mathematician, Is Dead at 64
Jean Bourgain receiving the 2017 Breakthrough Prize in mathematics at the NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, Calif. The actor Jeremy Irons presented the award. Behind him was Sundar Pichai,
Special Prosecutor Is Sought in Case of Detectives Accused of Raping 18-Year-Old
Edward Martins, left, and Richard Hall, center, former detectives with the New York Police Department, after their indictment on rape charges in October 2017.
Law Firm to Pay $4.6 Million in Case Tied to Manafort and Ukraine
The offices of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom in London. The firm has been roiled by the scrutiny from its dealings with Paul Manafort, a former Trump associate.
Jesse Angelo Is Out as Publisher of The New York Post
Jesse Angelo, the former publisher and chief executive of The New York Post, at the introduction of “Page Six TV” in 2017.
At Los Angeles Teachers’ Strike, a Rallying Cry: More Funding, Fewer Charters
Hundreds of students turned up Thursday at Virgil Middle School in Los Angeles, despite the teachers’ strike.
Washington Memo: Washington as Unruly Sandbox: Squabbles, Antics and Tantrums
As the shutdown drags on, political tantrums and bickering have become the norm in Washington.
Orca Calf Offers Hope for a Fading Group in the Pacific Northwest
The newborn killer whale, called L124, looks healthy. But its family is still in danger of extinction.
The Lost Children of the Trump Administration
A woman wearing an ankle monitor and her 3-year-old daughter, reunited after four months apart, waited for a bus in Phoenix last July.
How El Chapo Escaped in a Sewer, Naked With His Mistress
Joaquín Guzmán Loera often evaded capture. As his wife looked on, a former mistress told the court how he once escaped. A D.E.A. agent told how they finally got him.
Belarusian Escort Who Claimed Evidence of Russian Meddling Is Detained in Moscow
Anastasia Vashukevich, a Belarusian escort who claimed to have knowledge of Russian election interference, before being deported from Thailand on Thursday.
Serena Williams’s Practices Add a Wrinkle: A Top Men’s Player
Serena Williams is into the third round of the Australian Open, after defeating Eugenie Bouchard on Thursday.
11 Arrests Reported in Deadly Nairobi Assault
The burial of one of the victims of the attack on Wednesday. At least 21 people were killed by the assault on a Nairobi hotel-shopping complex.
Editorial Observer: Trump and Pelosi: A Game of Spite and Malice
Nancy Pelosi is not afraid of going toe-to-toe with President Trump.
Jimmy Morales, a President Against Democracy in Guatemala
A protest against President Jimmy Morales in Guatemala City on Monday. Mr. Morales last week announced he was expelling United Nations commissioners who were investigating him and his family for
The Real Governments of Blue America
Gov. Gavin Newsom of California is from a state that offers a good example of politicians doing what politicians are supposed to do.
A Favorite Restaurant in Syria Led ISIS to Americans
Senator Lindsey Graham, center, dined at the Palace of Princes restaurant in July. He had “a terrific lunch,” he said.
Times Insider: In Syrian Town Where U.S. Senators Wore No Body Armor, a Fragile Stability Shatters
A delegation of American military leaders and senators at the Manbij market last July.
Trilobites: Romeo the Frog Finds His Juliet. Their Courtship May Save a Species.
Romeo, who was thought to be the last Sehuencas water frog: “Did my heart love till now? forswear it, sight! For I ne’er saw true beauty till this night.”
