A day after claiming the Democratic presidential nomination, the candidate paused for a moment to savor her success and consider the next phase.
Even as he chastised Washington’s political class for a lack of backbone, Donald J. Trump showed modest signs of getting the message that some of his remarks crossed a line.
The Israeli police called the shooting in a cafe a terrorist attack and said the assailants were Palestinian cousins in their 20s. One was wounded and hospitalized, and the other is in custody.
A building boom in the city’s sacred center has created a dazzling, high-tech experience.
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
The Cavs looked rejuvenated at home and beat the Warriors, 120-90, to pull within one game in the N.B.A. finals.
The police have implicated two militant groups in a series of attacks over the past three years and say they are preparing to round up their leaders.
Congress is considering forming a panel to oversee the overhaul of Puerto Rico’s economy. Puerto Ricans are now caught between choosing local politicians they know, but feel have failed them, and a federal body they mistrust.
Good English had been set to play in Brooklyn, but organizers at the Northside Festival and other venues shunned the band over a member’s letter of support in the Stanford rape case.
The union leader and a second defendant, a hedge-fund financier, were arrested on federal fraud charges linked to an investigation of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s fund-raising.
At the pop diva’s concert at Citi Field on Tuesday night, it was clear how important her dancers were as a source and a manifestation of her power, our critic writes.
The streaming service that has upended the traditional television model says its subscribers generally finish a show’s first season in a week.
Although the producers of the hit show are raising prices for most seats, they are also more than doubling the number of $10 lottery seats.
The justice seems to revel in his chosen role as the anti-Thurgood Marshall, the civil rights hero whose seat he took nearly 25 years ago.
A day after five corrections officers were convicted in the beating of an inmate, the leader of their union was arrested on fraud charges.
The government says more “flexibility” will create jobs, but the people of France know better.
South Sudan’s leaders argue for a national commission for reconciliation.
Room for Debate asks whether recall from the bench is appropriate for the light sentence in the Stanford rape case.
Mexico City’s real estate market is performing strongly this year, agents say, with many new developments and higher prices across the board.
With some 264,000 residents over 15 square miles, the city is a collection of many distinct neighborhoods.
