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PUNS AND ANAGRAMS — We know Andrew J. Reis well for his wide-ranging, congenial crossword puzzles; this is his third

Lawyers for the women did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The company first faced sustained criticism about

A million electric rickshaws sprang up out of nowhere and are now being used by 60 million people a day.

Tumblr was sold this month, reportedly for a bargain-basement price, to Automattic, the parent company of WordPress. This was exciting

Last year, as we approached the 200th birth year of the poet Walt Whitman, Joy Harjo — now the poet

It’s preschool week here at NYT Parenting. When I started looking into preschools for my older daughter, a lot of

As the curtains parted, the frenzied car aficionados raced to get out their smartphones to capture the moment for posterity.

Somewhere deep inside “Driven” — Nick Hamm’s based-on-real-life crime caper — lies a fascinating movie. We catch glimpses whenever Lee

LIVONIA, Mich. — A few months after Dayna Freeland bought her 2008 Ford F-150 last year, she discovered the frame

An old line about war says that amateurs talk about tactics, but professionals study logistics. A similar line about the

Quiet. Sleek. Unintimidating. The LiveWire is the antithesis of everything Harley-Davidson has ever stood for. And yet, it is undeniably

Saudi Aramco reported Monday that the company earned $47 billion in the first half of 2019. The earnings report was

The road race was going to speed along Germany’s new Autobahn, into the Austrian Alps and on to Rome, through

We wanted to find a way to capture that reality. Producers Rachel Quester, Alexandra Leigh Young and Lisa Tobin took

Competition for precious street space in New York City just keeps growing, with cars, trucks, buses, bicyclists and pedestrians all