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Op-Ed Contributor: Tech’s Troubling New Trend: Diversity Is in Your Head
If the goal can be achieved by hiring a group of 12 white male employees, you can guess who will remain left out.
LIGO Detects Fierce Collision of Neutron Stars for the First Time
Seen and heard, the fireball is a stunning breakthrough into kilonovas, bursts of energy believed to produce metals like gold and uranium in the universe.
The Gay Architects of Classic Rock
Who created that gorgeous 20th-century creature, the rock star? Consider the gay image makers of the day, like Brian Epstein and Jann Wenner.
In the Studio: Nike’s Chief of Design Doodles All Day
John Hoke invited us into his office in Portland, Ore., where he talked about his dyslexia, his doodling and some weird shoes that inspire him.
Next Stop: In Norway, the Journey Is the Destination
A writer finds emotional solace on some of Norway’s scenic remote roads, which have been transformed into architectural wonders.
Op-Ed Columnist: Daydreaming in Germany
A violent storm erupts in a world “on the cusp of avoidable disaster.”
Critic’s Notebook: Why the Obamas’ Portrait Choices Matter
The Obamas have chosen Kehinde Wiley and Amy Sherald: one established artist, one on her way.
On Campus: College Advice I Wish I’d Taken
I’m a teacher now, but as an undergraduate, I was the type of mediocre student I now disdain.
Feature: Rex Tillerson and the Unraveling of the State Department
With an isolated leader, a demoralized diplomatic corps and a president dismantling international relations one tweet at a time, American foreign policy is adrift in the world.
Stranded by Maria, Puerto Ricans Get Creative to Survive
Three weeks after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, people across the island, especially those in remote areas, are improvising ways to stay alive.
Kimbal Musk Wants to Feed America, Silicon Valley-Style
Trying to improve the nation’s diet, he’s hatching food projects the way his brother, Elon, launches rockets — and drawing some friendly fire.
Reeling From Scandal, Weinstein Company Gets a Financial Lifeline
The embattled studio co-founded by Harvey Weinstein secured a financial lifeline — and possible new owner — from Colony Capital, an investor with experience in distressed Hollywood assets.
Feature: Why Are More American Teenagers Than Ever Suffering From Severe Anxiety?
Parents, therapists and schools are struggling to figure out whether helping anxious teenagers means protecting them or pushing them to face their fears.
Editorial: Under Mr. Trump, America Surrenders
By backing out of international commitments, he is ceding the future to the powers he claims to be protecting Americans from.
Op-Ed Columnist: The G.O.P. Is No Party for Honest Men
Republicans on taxes: the most dishonest selling job in U.S. political history.
Op-Ed Columnist: Upswingers and Downswingers
Politics can devolve into a fight between people who believe society is moving upward and those who think all is broken.
Op-Ed Contributor: Cyrus Vance and the Myth of the Progressive Prosecutor
They get credit for changing the game, even when they continue harsh practices.
Trilobites: Fish Depression Is Not a Joke
Fish can get depressed, just like you, and that could make them a good model organism for studying depression in people.
‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ Removed From School in Mississippi
“There is some language in the book that makes people uncomfortable,” the vice president of the Biloxi School Board said.
Nicki Minaj, Always in Control
The queen of hip-hop has fought her way to the top of the music industry — and never made compromises.

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