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PARIS — For 18 years, Marie Marivel has worked as a security agent at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, screening throngs of passengers and thousands of bags each day. It has...

And when Dr. Katz lost his job, Ms. Gold promptly published an essay about their relationship in Common Sense, the newsletter run by Bari Weiss, a former writer and editor for the...

Push open the right unassuming black door beneath the elevated subway tracks at the Myrtle Avenue/Broadway stop in Brooklyn and you’ll enter a smoky room filled with hazy lights and neon orbs.Beyond...

We can’t think of a better recipe for a day off than Pati Jinich’s take on Sonoran carne asada tacos.

Times Insider explains who we are and what we do and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together.Hours before President Donald J. Trump blocked nonessential travel from Europe on March...

Late on a September evening in 2010, as Luke Neville Kalat was preparing to head home from a dance party at Bowlmor Lanes near Manhattan’s Union Square, he noticed a man staring...

For her birthday, my friend Audrey wanted one thing: a lentil soup from Yerevan Market and Cafe, an Armenian spot in the Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington, D.C.Ethereal yet somehow earthy, it...

When cooking fresh sweet corn for one, nothing beats the microwave: A single ear, in its husk, goes in at full power for three minutes. The husk traps steam, giving the kernels...

Delays and cancellations have plagued air travel, and the Fourth of July weekend may be the biggest test yet for the airline industry, which has faced scrutiny from customers, regulators and investors.The...

Good morning. These are fractious times, and I imagine we’ll register the charged atmosphere over this weekend, the 246th anniversary of our declaration of independence from Britain and the start of our...