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Adenovirus Outbreak Leaves 6 Children Dead at N.J. Pediatric Center
The outbreak at a New Jersey pediatric hospital was a strain of adenovirus that is associated with communal living facilities.
A 630-Foot Ferris Wheel Meant to Boost Staten Island’s Image Is No More
Rich Marin, shown in 2015, was overseeing the project to build the New York Wheel on Staten Island, near the ferry terminal.
At George Soros’s Home, Pipe Bomb Was Likely Hand-Delivered, Officials Say
The billionaire philanthropist George Soros donates frequently to Democratic candidates and progressive causes.
Trump Is Not Going to Cut Middle-Class Taxes This Year, Despite What He Says
President Trump during a campaign rally in Houston on Monday,
Bolton Rejects Russian Entreaties to Stay in Nuclear Treaty
The national security adviser told a news conference in Moscow that the United States remained committed to quitting a Soviet-era nuclear pact despite Russian objections.
Restaurant Review: Chinese Noodles From a Chile-Haunted Region
The restaurant has a stylish interior, handsome Chinese ceramics and a fresh take on Hunanese food.
At 95, Ned Rorem Is Done Composing. But He’s Not Done Living.
The composer Ned Rorem at his Upper West Side apartment, which is filled with art, including a drawing by Klimt, lower left, and portraits of him by Al Hirschfeld, upper left, and Dora Maar, lower
Review: ‘Bodyguard’ on Netflix, Britain’s Biggest TV Hit in Years
Richard Madden and Keeley Hawes in “Bodyguard.” The thriller, a big hit in Britain, arrives on Netflix on Wednesday.
Intersex, and Erased Again
People protested the Trump administration's reported proposal to narrow the definition of gender to male or female in Los Angeles on Monday.
Southern Barbecue With a Fiery Dip and a Deep History
Grilled pork-shoulder steaks with a side of baked beans and coleslaw at R&S Barbecue in Tompkinsville, Ky.
Babe Ruth, the First Modern Celebrity
Babe Ruth at the 1936 World Series with his second wife, Claire.
Murda Beatz, an ‘Alien’ in Rap, Can’t Stop Making Hits
Murda Beatz, a 24-year-old Canadian producer, has a string of huge tracks and big dreams for his future.
The Ripple Effect of a Trump Tweetstorm
Like many of the president’s tweetstorms, this one appears to have been inspired at least in part by a report on Fox News.
A Roast Chicken With Fall Flavors
The natural sugars in maple syrup caramelize in this recipe, turning the chicken's skin a nutty brown.
Sporting: Dale Earnhardt Jr.: Bringing Concussions Out of the Darkness
Dale Earnhardt Jr. at the Richmond Raceway in Virginia in September.
Many Possible Paths to a House Majority for Democrats, None Guaranteed
Sharice Davids, a Democrat, is running strong in Kansas' Third District.
