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''I wish God gave green noses to undecided voters, because between now and election eve, I'd work only the green noses,'' Matt Reese, one of America's first full-time political consultants, [...]

'We're getting no support on this national crisis,' Mayor Eric Adams said in September at a town-hall-style gathering on Manhattan's Upper West Side. He was talking about the influx of [...]

The sanctuary of Northside church in Charlotte, N.C., is built for joyous adoration. Enormous speakers hang from its domed ceiling, along with an elaborate system of colored lights. Its semicircular [...]

Juan Carlos Robles-Corona Jr. B. 2007 Philadelphia By Marcela Valdes The little white kiosk where Juan Carlos Robles-Corona Jr. worked with his mother was barely large enough to fit three [...]

The article focuses on celebrity chef Jose Andres and his meticulous attention to detail in creating his newest cookbook, "Zaytinya." Topics discussed include the evolution of his restaurant empire, the success of Zaytinya as a vegetable-centric dining destination, and the challenges and successes of maintaining his culinary legacy amidst personal and global challenges.

The article explores the significance of ambivalent voters, individuals who oscillate between voting and not voting, as the number of traditional swing voters diminishes in a polarized political landscape. Topics include the characteristics and motivations of ambivalent voters, the influence of high-contrast candidate differences and destabilizing events on voter turnout, and the evolving dynamics of specific voter groups like Latinos, especially in relation to the upcoming election.

To hear more audio stories from publications like The New York Times, download Audm for iPhone or Android . At the end of one of her first days on the [...]

What inspired a teenager's baffling pitch for a ''wall of drones?'' Sometime around 2018, a teenager in a blazer and bluejeans stood in desert scrubland near Las Vegas and made [...]

CALL ME CASSANDRABy Marcial GalaTranslated by Anna Kushner Novelists deal in fantasy the way that pharmacologists do in narcotics. Fiction is an art, of course, but it also may be [...]

Pedro Almodóvar was having a rough afternoon. The filmmaker sat at a kitchen table, chin in hand, looking tired and frustrated, a pink face mask covering his nose and mouth. [...]

The article focuses on the persistent problem of unauthorized immigration in the United States, discussing its root causes, economic implications, and political challenges. It highlights the ongoing economic benefits for U.S. employers, the inadequacy of past presidential approaches, and the political obstacles to meaningful reform, providing suggestions for potential solutions.

To hear more audio stories from publishers like The New York Times, download Audm for iPhone or Android . Cristina Morales got the news that she was going to lose [...]

The Fight to Win Latino Voters for the G.O.P. Leer en español This month, less than two weeks after it became clear that control of the U.S. Senate would be [...]

It took Las Vegas nearly a decade to recover from the subprime-mortgage-market collapse in 2008, but by February of this year, the city was rolling hot again. Unemployment in Nevada [...]

As states and cities across the country have closed schools, businesses and public spaces and as governors have ordered residents to stay home as much as possible, millions of Americans [...]

One Wednesday in July, 40,000 people gathered on a synthetic-grass field on the outskirts of Madrid to watch Rosalía headline the Mad Cool festival's ''welcome party.'' For the next three [...]

In Pietrasanta, Italy -- a small town where Michelangelo used to shop for marble -- a tall brick bell tower tolls throughout the day from a church on one side [...]

'Shall we sit outside?'' Mario Vargas Llosa asked me, gesturing through the library's floor-to-ceiling windows at the brilliant September afternoon. The only Peruvian ever to have won a Nobel Prize, [...]

The Miami Book Fair offers so many irresistible events for Spanish-language readers that the main problem is how to choose among all the coming-of-age novels, political reckonings, social satires, literary [...]

CORRECTION APPENDEDOn Monday, Feb. 6, two days before Guadalupe García Aguilar made headlines as the first person deported under President Donald Trump's new executive orders on immigration, she and her [...]

CORRECTION APPENDEDChalk it up to a kind of cynical Latina wariness, but I never felt convinced that Hillary Clinton would win the general election. Yet as reports poured in about [...]

Two weeks after Hillary Clinton accepted the Democratic presidential nomination in Philadelphia, beaming through a hail of gigantic balloons, her campaign's ''Latinos con Hillary'' program began in five cities in [...]

Platform, platform, platform: for years now, it's been the number one concept behind the acquisition and promotion of personal finance and investing books. Reading over the numerous articles on the [...]

The article focuses on uncertain fate of a 30-year-old Immigration program underscores a dark truth the U.S. foreign policy helped foster the conditions that brought migrants here. Topics include the local police departments, as well as detention centers that range in quality from canvas tents to refurbished prisons, and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has decided that the District Court had no jurisdiction.

Emmanuel Dongala is a man who has lost more than can easily be described. First, there are the people: acquaintances, friends, family killed in the Republic of Congo's brutal civil [...]

The article offers information related to 2020 U.S. presidential election, where Democratic ticket of former vice president Joe Biden and incumbent U.S. senator from California Kamala Harris defeated the Republican ticket of incumbent president Donald Trump and vice president Mike Pence. It reports that Biden won the largest share of the popular vote against an incumbent since 1932.

MY FATHERS' GHOST IS CLIMBING IN THE RAIN By Patricio Pron Translated by Mara Faye Lethem 212 pp. Alfred A. Knopf. $24. In the 1970s, during the years that Argentina's [...]

* The Book of Disquiet Fernando Pessoa, edited by Jeronimo Pizarro, trans, from the Portuguese by Margaret Jul) Costa. New Directions, $24.95 (608p) ISBN 978-0-8112-2693-6 A triumph of scholarship and [...]

De Dios, Horacio. Guia completa de Madrid. (Complete Guide to Madrid) 272p. ISBN 987-9445-03-1. ea. vol.: Buenos Aires: De Dios. 2000. illus. index. maps. pap. $19.50. TRAV Written with humor [...]