Where to Watch the NYC Marathon
It has become the city’s biggest block party. Here are the best spots in each borough to cheer for the race’s 50,000 runners.Read More
If Interest Rates Are Peaking, What Investments Are Likely to Do Best?
Judging from past rate plateaus, it may pay to bet on small-cap and growth stocks—and to do it early.Read More
Israel Quietly Pushed for Egypt to Admit Large Numbers of Gazans
The Israeli government has not publicly called for large numbers of Gazans to move to Egypt. But in private, diplomats say, it has pushed for just that — augmenting Palestinian fears of a permanent expulsion.Read More
All Stores Want for Christmas Is the Right Amount of Stuff
After a holiday of too much inventory and unflattering margins, retailers are trying to avoid the same mistake.Read More
Do You Need Disability Insurance?
The coverage often involves confusing paperwork and more than a little bit of math. But it’s a smart policy for many.Read More
Why Banks Are Suddenly Closing Down Customer Accounts
Surprised individuals and small-business owners can’t pay rent or make payroll, and no one ever explains what they did wrong.Read More
Do You Need Disability Insurance?
The coverage often involves confusing paperwork and more than a little bit of math. But it’s a smart policy for many.Read More
Why Conservative Christians Are So Excited About New House Speaker Mike Johnson
The new speaker of the House is a Southern Baptist who embodies evangelical beliefs and priorities, with a long history of work against abortion and gay rights.Read More
Nicolas Cage on ‘Dream Scenario’ and Fame
In his new dark comedy, the star plays a man who begins popping up in people’s dreams. It’s a metaphor for viral fame that he found cathartic.Read More
Five Takeaways From a Times Investigation of Artillery Blast Exposure
The relentless U.S. artillery bombardment that broke the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq also took a shattering toll on the troops who fired the cannons. Here is what to know.Read More
