Trump nominates Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as health secretary; Israel strikes Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza; President Macron attends high-profile soccer match; other news includes Typhoon Usagi, climate report, and E.U. fine; sports news covers boxing, skiing, soccer, and baseball; morning read discusses skiplagging and Theodore Olson; conversation starters cover ball pythons and John Krasinski.

A writer in Toronto falls in love with a much younger man from Iran, forming a deep connection and even having an unofficial marriage.

A soccer match between the French and Israeli national teams was overshadowed by political tensions and security concerns following violence in Amsterdam.

The Israeli military has issued new evacuation warnings near Beirut after six soldiers were killed in combat in southern Lebanon. Israel has also continued its offensive in the northern part of Gaza, drawing international criticism for its impact on civilians.

'Lifeform' is the new book of essays by actress Jenny Slate. In an interview, she discusses her love for reading and her ideal reading experience with her daughter. She also shares her favorite genres, the last great book she read, and the best book she ever received as a gift.

Belgium and Italy compete in a crucial Nations League match, with Belgium needing a win and Italy only needing a point to advance to the quarter-finals.

Republicans retain control of the House after critical victories in Arizona and California.

Democrats' belief in the political potency of abortion looks like wishful thinking.

The article discusses Trump's plans for drastic changes in his department and the race for Senate leadership.

President-elect Donald Trump is assembling his cabinet, naming people he expects to shift America away from the Biden administration's agenda once he reclaims the Oval Office. Trump is pushing to stack his administration with loyal members of Congress, but Republicans are running out of the bodies they need to preserve their narrow House majority.

President-elect Donald J. Trump has appointed Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to lead the Department of Government Efficiency, aiming to drive major cuts and new efficiencies in bloated agencies in the federal bureaucracy by July 4, 2026.

The U.S. will not decrease weapons aid to Israel despite the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza, as a 30-day deadline passes without improvement. U.N. officials accuse Israel of violating international law and committing war crimes by blocking aid and targeting aid workers.

President-elect Donald J. Trump has selected Mike Huckabee, former governor of Arkansas, to be his ambassador to Israel. Huckabee, who has never served as an overseas diplomat, would play a crucial role in helping Trump's efforts to end the war in Gaza.

Andrew Carmellini's TriBeCa osteria, Locanda Verde, expands to Hudson Yards with a new location featuring a clubby-looking interior adorned with artwork by Robert De Niro Sr.

The Biden administration will allow Americans to hear from speakers who are subject to U.S. sanctions -- including members of Hamas and Hezbollah -- at overseas conferences sponsored by American organizations.

This news article covers Trump's expected pick for Secretary of State and the record-breaking performance of Bitcoin and stocks.

President-elect Donald Trump has selected key figures for his second administration, while California continues to count votes that could impact the House of Representatives. Concerns arise about Trump's relationship with North Korea, and Democratic turnout has decreased in the 2024 elections.

The International Criminal Court will investigate sexual misconduct allegations against its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, in an effort to ensure an independent and fair process.

Amsterdam police arrest five more men over antisemitic attacks on Israeli soccer fans. Prime minister highlights integration problem. Tensions related to Gaza war high in Amsterdam. Two boys arrested in Belgium for spreading calls to attack Jewish residents.

President Biden honored veterans at Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day, emphasizing the importance of honoring and protecting those who have served. He placed a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns and reflected on his visits to battlefields. Mr. Biden has faced challenges during his term, including the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan and providing assistance to Ukraine and the Middle East.

Chelsea's Wesley Fofana has been forced to withdraw from the France squad due to a knee issue. Benjamin Pavard has been called up as his replacement.

Leaders from across the Arab world gathered in Saudi Arabia for a summit to discuss the fighting in Gaza and Lebanon, amid heightened tensions and the prospect of a hawkish Trump administration on Iran.

Israel's military has expanded a humanitarian zone in southern Gaza, including field hospitals and provisions of food, water, and medicine. The move comes before a deadline set by the Biden administration for more aid to be delivered to Gaza.

Democrats are soul-searching after their election losses, examining various factors that may have contributed to their defeat and considering the future direction of the party.

Donald Trump's presidency had a significant impact on the Middle East, particularly in relation to Israel and Palestine.

Israeli soccer fans were attacked in Amsterdam during a Europa League match, leading to confrontations and antisemitic incidents.

Corrections have been made to several articles published in The New York Times to address inaccuracies and errors in reporting.

Josh Berer, an Arabic calligrapher, has expanded his business to include designing cross-cultural marriage contracts called ketubas. He recently created a ketubah for a Baha'i man and Jewish woman that incorporated Arabic, Farsi, Hebrew, and English text.

Dutch police are holding four suspects in connection with antisemitic attacks on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam. Tensions had been building leading up to the match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv, and confrontations and attacks occurred despite the deployment of 800 officers. The investigation is ongoing.

The foods and music and culture that move us most might not be very good, but that doesn't diminish their power to comfort and delight.

A U.N.-backed panel warns that famine is 'imminent' in Gaza due to the deteriorating situation caused by 13 months of war. Immediate action is needed to alleviate the suffering.

Tech companies' largely liberal workforces have been quiet following the presidential election, with executives implementing policies to restrict employee activism in recent years.

Violent disorder broke out in Amsterdam after Ajax's Europa League game against Maccabi Tel Aviv on Thursday night.

Foreign leaders are attempting to build relationships with Donald Trump in anticipation of his potential second term, despite the challenges posed by his protectionist trade policy and aversion to alliances.

The resurrection of Donald J. Trump as president reflects a long-gathering revolt against the established order, driven by a disorienting world of social fracture, shared truth, and hope collapse.

The NBA is closing academies in Mexico and Australia and considering opening a new one in the Middle East or Asia as it shifts its focus to other parts of the world.

Early signs emerged today of how quickly President-elect Donald Trump's second administration would shift the government's legal positions on a wide range of issues facing the Supreme Court, as speculation swirled about whom Trump would tap for critical positions in the government.

Keens Steakhouse in New York City is a historic restaurant known for its delicious food and rich history.

Russia's overnight attacks in Ukraine kill 11 people and wound dozens, triggering the longest aerial attack alert in Kyiv. The attacks have escalated in recent weeks, causing millions to seek shelter and lose sleep. Ukrainians discuss the possibilities of a quick end to the war on social media.

Voters blamed the Biden-Harris administration for inflation and higher prices, leading to Trump's victory.

Dutch police have arrested 62 people and confirmed five injuries after Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters were attacked in Amsterdam. The attacks were condemned as antisemitic by Netherlands Prime Minister Dick Schoof. Maccabi is coordinating with the Israeli government to ensure the safe return of their supporters.

Dozens of arrests were made in Amsterdam after violence erupted at a soccer game between a Dutch and an Israeli team. The Israeli government has described the attacks as antisemitic.

Republicans are analyzing the financial implications of Donald Trump's proposed tax cuts following his election victory.

Barry Bordelon and Jordan Slocum, known as the Brownstone Boys, met on Grindr and quickly became partners in business and life. They recently got married on the stoop of their brownstone, surrounded by their community.

Democrats play the blame game as Biden accepts Trump's victory and vows an orderly transition. The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates for the second time this year. Russia launches waves of drone strikes on Ukrainian cities. Australia proposes legislation to ban teens under 16 from social media. Ridley Scott discusses his upcoming film 'Gladiator II' and the rise of 'healing fiction' novels. A male emperor penguin is found far from home on a beach in Western Australia.

World leaders from over 100 countries will gather in Azerbaijan next week to discuss climate change, with the main focus likely to be on President-elect Donald Trump.

United Nations climate talks are starting in Baku, Azerbaijan, on Monday. The meeting will come just days after the election victory of Donald J. Trump, who has dismissed global warming as a hoax, and at the end of what will probably be the hottest year in recorded history.

Democrats' belief in an anti-Trump majority always had a flaw.

Donald Trump has been elected for a second nonconsecutive term as president of the United States, making him the first former leader in over 120 years to do so.

Donald Trump has completed a stunning political comeback, winning the presidential election and becoming the first Republican to win the national popular vote in 20 years. Republicans also regained control of the Senate, expanding their electorate in meaningful ways, especially among Latino voters.

A new documentary film explores the Nazi beliefs of German director Leni Riefenstahl and her postwar rehabilitation.

Josh Stein, North Carolina's Democratic attorney general, won the governor's race, defeating Republican Mark Robinson, who faced criticism for offensive remarks.

Chase Oliver is the Libertarian Party candidate for president, polling in the low single digits. He holds both left-leaning and conservative positions on various issues.

Today is a turning point for the United States as voters head to the polls to decide between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

Americans vote after a divisive campaign, Israel investigates leaked documents, Spain faces more rain and flooding, and Quincy Jones dies at 91.

With Election Day just hours away, Kamala Harris, Donald Trump and their running mates spent today blitzing across battleground states.

Donald J. Trump came into Election Day with a fervent base of supporters and the experience of having already run for president twice. He also came with felony convictions and large numbers of voters who viewed him unfavorably.

Survivalist and militia groups in Arizona are preparing for potential unrest surrounding the upcoming presidential election.

Israeli strikes damage Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, injuring medical staff and patients. The hospital is one of the few still functioning in the area.

Some Iranians in Tehran believe that Donald Trump might be a better option for them than Kamala Harris, or at least no worse.

A guide to election night, including information on the counting process and predictions for the presidential race, Congress, and ballot initiatives.

Quincy Jones, a legendary figure in American music, has died at 91. The final polls show a close contest between Harris and Trump in swing states. The campaign's final days showcase a stark contrast between Trump and Harris. Telegram offers a glimpse of potential violence on Election Day. Escaping Northern Gaza has tragic consequences for one man's loved ones.

Israeli authorities are investigating a civilian who has been working in the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and is suspected of leaking classified documents to the news media. The leaked documents supported Netanyahu's reasoning for adding tough new conditions for a cease-fire deal with Hamas over the summer.

75 million Americans have voted early

Vice President Kamala Harris made her final appeal to Michigan voters at an energetic rally, emphasizing unity and a future with freedom and opportunity. She did not mention former President Donald J. Trump's name and focused on being for something rather than against something. Harris acknowledged the pain of the wars in Gaza and Lebanon and pledged to end the war in Gaza if elected president. She indirectly referenced Trump by stating that people who disagree with her are not the enemy. Harris will visit Pennsylvania for her last rallies before election night.

Undecided voters share their choices for president after considering recent events and candidates' positions.

Grading cards has become a common practice among collectors as card values rise and third-party assessments of condition become more important. GemRate reports that 16.8 million cards are projected to be graded annually by PSA alone, with 1.45 million cards graded in October.

We're covering the strategic risks that Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are taking.

Former President Donald J. Trump has been known for making false claims and spreading conspiracy theories throughout his presidency and beyond.

Jesse Barron is a contributing writer for the magazine. He traveled all over Israel -- Jerusalem, Nazareth, Haifa, Tel Aviv, Lod -- to report this story.

As daylight saving time ends, the author contemplates how to make the most of the extra hour gained.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump held rallies in Wisconsin with contrasting tones as the election approaches.

The Middle East is in a state of uncertainty after Israel destroyed Iran's air-defense system and missile plant. The equilibrium of power has been destabilized, and the region remains unstable. Experts discuss the situation and what to expect in the future.

Israeli airstrikes near Beirut and ongoing diplomatic efforts have failed to reduce the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, while negotiations for a temporary truce between Israel and Hamas have also hit an impasse.

More than 150 people have been killed in devastating floods in eastern Spain, while the role of women in the US election is being closely watched. Russia has made significant territorial gains in Ukraine.

Suzanne Nossel is leaving PEN America after criticism of the organization's response to the war in Gaza. She will become the president and chief executive of Freedom House.

Teenagers have identified climate change, abortion, gun violence, the economy, social media, international relations, health care, farming, homelessness, and more as the top issues they want political leaders to address in the upcoming election.

Both Democrats and Republicans are using advertising tactics to target skeptics and encourage voters to cross party lines in the upcoming election.

Iranian officials have threatened to retaliate against recent Israeli strikes, escalating the cycle of attacks between the two countries.

Germany is closing three Iranian consulates in response to Iran's execution of a German-Iranian dual citizen. The execution has raised tensions between the West and Tehran amid escalating conflicts in the Middle East.

Thousands of writers and members of the entertainment industry have signed opposing letters regarding a boycott of Israeli cultural institutions, highlighting the deep divisions in the literary world over the conflict in Gaza.

The Athletic FC owner Evangelos Marinakis is involved in a bizarre legal battle, while Ruben Amorim will be Manchester United's new head coach.

The U.S. election will have far-reaching consequences for countries worldwide, including Israel, Russia, China, Europe, Africa, Mexico, and the global climate change efforts.

The New York Times has issued corrections for several articles, including misidentifying a Jewish man at a Nazi rally, misstating the origin of the Black Midwest Initiative, and providing the wrong age for actor Mark Proksch.

Evangelos Marinakis, owner of Nottingham Forest football club, is suing a rival from Greek football in a libel case at the High Court in London.

Former President Donald J. Trump is attempting to appeal to Arab and Muslim voters in the final stretch of the presidential race, despite years of insulting and demonizing them. He is exploiting Democrats' weakness among this group due to the Biden administration's support for Israel's assault in Gaza.

Kamala Harris made her closing arguments, urging the nation to move beyond violent division and 'to stop pointing fingers and start locking arms' for a future of shared responsibility.

Satellite images suggest that Israel targeted a major Iranian missile plant in its recent attack, disrupting Iran's missile production capabilities.

Devices marked with 'Free Gaza' messages were found at ballot box fires in the Pacific Northwest, raising political sensitivity in the final days of the presidential election.

CNN has banned conservative commentator Ryan Girdusky after he made a remark implying another guest was a member of Hezbollah. Girdusky's comment was interpreted as a death threat, leading to his removal from the show.

Israel's Parliament passed two laws on Monday that could threaten the work of UNRWA, the main U.N. agency that aids Palestinians, by barring its operations in the country.

Corrections have been made to several articles published by The New York Times regarding Iran's supreme leader, an N.F.L. game, a jazz album, and an obituary.

Israeli forces have withdrawn from Kamal Adwan Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip after a three-day raid, during which nearly all of the medical workers were detained and two children died.

The Trump campaign has distanced itself from a comedian's offensive joke about Puerto Rico at a recent rally, indicating concern over potential voter backlash.

Advisers and allies of Vice President Kamala Harris are growing cautiously optimistic about her chances of victory, believing that their campaign strategies are shifting the race in her favor.

Regardless of who wins the White House in November, the 2024 presidential election is likely to mark the end of the asylum system as Americans have known it.