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Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald, C.D.C. Director, Resigns Over Tobacco and Other Investments
Brenda Fitzgerald in October 2014 with Gov. Nathan Deal of Georgia.
‘House of Cards’ Resumes Production, With Diane Lane and Greg Kinnear
Robin Wright, Michael Kelly and Kevin Spacey, from left, in the fifth season of “House of Cards.” The sixth and final season will feature Ms. Wright, after Mr. Spacey was dismissed amid allegations of
California Today: California Today: The Los Angeles Times Has (Another) New Editor
The Los Angeles Times building.
Hong Kong Closes Loophole in Ivory Ban, Outlawing All Sales
A rally outside Hong Kong’s Legislative Council on Wednesday in support of the ban on ivory sales. Polls have indicated that most Hong Kong residents don’t think ivory should be sold.
As Theresa May Pursues Deals in China, Her Own Troubles Follow
Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain and her husband, Philip May, arriving in Wuhan, China, on Wednesday. Mrs. May’s political troubles and uncertainty over Britain’s withdrawal from the European
After Era That Made It a Verb, Xerox, in a Sale, Is Past Tense
A Rank Xerox copying machine in 1963. Rank Xerox was a joint venture of Xerox and the Rank Organization of Britain.
Economic Scene: Is the Populist Revolt Over? Not if Robots Have Their Way
President Trump before he addressed the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, last week.
Larry Nassar, Sentenced in Sexual Abuse Case, Is Back in Court
Lawrence G. Nassar in court in Eaton County, Mich., on Wednesday.
State of the Union, Joseph Kennedy, Jimmy Kimmel: Your Wednesday Briefing
“I call upon all of us to set aside our differences, to seek out common ground and to summon the unity we need to deliver for the people,” President Trump said in his State of the Union address on
It’s No Secret: It’s the Little Things, Like Coffee, Cocktails and Listening
Jamie Cat Callan and William Thompson feed a rooster at their home in Valatie, N.Y.
For Health Care Workers, the Worst Commutes in New York City
Delrisa Sewell-Henry, 54, waited for the Q25, the first of two buses she took to get to a home health care assignment in Springfield Gardens, Queens.
Best of Late Night: Stormy Daniels Deflects Jimmy Kimmel’s Questions on Rumored Trump Affair
Stephanie Clifford, the former pornographic-film actress known as Stormy Daniels, examined documents with Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday.
Table for Three: How to Come of Age Onscreen? Saoirse Ronan and Timothée Chalamet Know
If either Timothée Chalamet, 22, or Saoirse Ronan, 23, wins an Oscar for their performances — his in “Call Me by Your Name” or hers in “Lady Bird” — they would be among the youngest actors ever to do
The Real Burning Man
“The Titanic is going down,” said Bob Wells, the founder of the Rubber Tramp Rendezvous, alluding to the general state of the economy and environment. “This is a lifeboat. This is a hope, a promise of
Critical Shopper: Millennial Moms-to-Be Don’t Hide the Bump
Hatch, a modern maternity shop on Bleecker Street.
Federal Reserve Leaves Rates Unchanged
Janet L. Yellen, the departing chairwoman of the Federal Reserve, which said Wednesday that the economy continued to grow at “a solid rate” and the job market continued to gain strength.
