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From left, Steve Buscemi as Khrushchev, Adrian McLoughlin as Stalin (on the floor), Jeffrey Tambor as Malenkov, Dermot Crowley as Kaganovich, and Simon Russell Beale as Beria in Armando Iannucci’s

The Libération daily newspaper in France gave women a special discount for Thursday’s edition.

Location of satellite-recorded active fires (the flames) and residential area data (the white outlines) helped to identify remote locations that had possibly been burned.

Peter Thiel, one of Silicon Valley’s most successful tech entrepreneurs and investors, is the latest to proclaim the end of the valley.

Raven O., from the “Legends” series, featuring portraits of people who have spearheaded L.G.B.T.Q. movements.

Karen Walker is known for refining street styles in ruffle-edge dresses and cropped stovepipe pants.

The agreement between Cigna and Express Scripts is the latest in a flurry of deals in the past year.

Samsung’s new Galaxy S9 smartphone.

Kim Min-hee and Isabelle Huppert in "Claire's Camera.”

The investigative reporter Ida B. Wells, left, and the poet Sylvia Plath are two of the famous women who never received an obituary in The Times. A new project starting today tells their stories and

Spotted in Central Park: the sweetest little snowman we ever did see.

President Trump walking off stage following a news conference on Tuesday at the White House.

Water not diverted by dams flows back into the Klamath River near Keno, Ore. Several dams are scheduled to be removed in 2020, but a proposed pipeline has raised fears that construction and leaks

A container ship being loaded at a port in Tokyo in February 2016. Japan played a leadership role in keeping the coalition of 11 countries together in a revamped Trans-Pacific Partnership.

A rally in support of unionized employees in Boston last month.

Patric Morrison, a Madison, Ind., native, played for the high school football team. Now, as the team’s coach, he has a vivid and troubling view into the community’s problems with drug addiction, child

Lionel Richie is one of the three judges on the ABC reboot of “American Idol.” He said he wanted to talk to the hopefuls “about the reality of what it takes to be an artist.”

President Trump in January in Davos, Switzerland. On Wednesday night he dined with wealthy donors at the ornate home of a prominent Washington lawyer.