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Mark Rutte said it was up to Ukraine to decide when it was ready to begin negotiations with Russia -- and that the West should help strengthen Kyiv's position beforehand. [...]

The move, confirmed by a Pentagon official, is in line with a U.S. policy change aimed at shoring up Ukraine's ability to fight the war against Russia with its own [...]

Chiefs, prosecutors and lawmakers are rethinking the value, and the harm, of minor traffic stops like the one that ended in a man's death in Grand Rapids. Los Angeles is [...]

What began as a protest over one man's death in police custody in Minneapolis has grown into a nationwide movement with diverse activists, tactics and demands. MINNEAPOLIS -- The unrest [...]

In New York, 5,300 nursing home residents have died of Covid-19. The nursing home lobby pressed for a provision that makes it hard for their families to sue. In the [...]

California, New Jersey and New York have made nursing homes accept Covid-19 patients from hospitals. Residents and workers fear the policy is risking lives. Neal Nibur has lived in a [...]

[What you need to know to start your day: Get New York Today in your inbox. ]The City Council speaker is introducing a raft of bills on Wednesday aimed at [...]

Times Insider delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how news, features and opinion come together at The New York Times. My first rent-stabilized apartment was a studio on the Upper East Side [...]

The assault began shortly after a new owner bought the building at 25 Grove Street in June 2015. Surveillance cameras arrived first, pointed at the doors to rent-regulated apartments. Then [...]

A man who ran flophouses that preyed on poor addicts and the mentally ill faces up to five years in prison after pleading guilty to Medicaid fraud and illegally removing [...]

Corey Bates lost his apartment when the rent was increased. His work hours were cut. So in January 2015, he jumped when a nonprofit agency referred him to a program [...]

After two years of being homeless, napping in stores open all night and more recently staying in a convent in Harlem, Margot Miller found out in March that her luck [...]

Five bills will be introduced in the New York City Council on Wednesday that aim to tackle the problem of unregulated flophouses catering to addicts, people with mental illnesses and [...]

When a New York State labor investigator entered a Long Island nail salon last July, she spotted two women sneaking out the back. The owner insisted that they did not [...]

The newly renovated townhouse on Ralph Avenue in Brooklyn was described as being ideal for a family. ''Be the first to live in this,'' a rental advertisement says. Instead, about [...]

New York City will dedicate $5 million of its budget for next year to inspect and fix illegal boarding homes, known as ''three-quarter'' houses, and to relocate tenants living in [...]

The office of the New York City comptroller plans to send letters on Tuesday to City Hall and various agencies demanding that they take steps to ensure that people in [...]

After a lifetime of abusing drugs, Horace Bush decided at age 62 that getting clean had become a matter of life or death. So Mr. Bush, a homeless man who [...]