44 Americans on cruise ship test positive for virus
Passengers on two cruise ships in Japan and Cambodia are posing logistical and public health challenges for governments as they try to contain the spread of the virus and repatriate citizens.
Election 2020Activists, campaigns warn of chaos ahead of Nevada caucuses
Campaign officials, who increasingly fear a debacle similar to the one that occurred in Iowa, say they have not received from the Democratic Party even a basic explanation of how key parts of the process will work.
Trump’s quest to rewrite history of the Russia probe
President Trump is actively seeking to rewrite the narrative that had been meticulously documented by federal law enforcement and intelligence officials.
Andrew Zimmern, left, and chef José Andrés walk on the Mall in Washington in an episode about immigrants. (NBCUniversal)
Andrew Zimmern moves from entertainer to advocate on his new MSNBC food show
“What’s Eating America,” which debuts Sunday night, aims to show how immigration and climate change affect the things we eat.
In the fight over a luxury resort in West Virginia, death threats and illegal voting
In other parts of the state, developers promising a $139 million resort might have been celebrated. Not so in Harpers Ferry, where residents are split into battle-hardened factions.
For the first time since the early part of the 20th century, more Americans are dying at home than in the hospital or a nursing home.
The storm dumped more than a month's worth of rain in parts of Wales in one day, flooding towns and prompting evacuations.
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The crackdown in December in north India, little documented until now, was a key turning point in the most significant unrest to grip the country in years.
Until players turned up the intensity in a compelling fourth quarter, the league’s annual showcase was muted amid tributes to the former Los Angeles Lakers star.
Retropolis
The Past, Rediscovered Alexis Coe argues in “You Never Forget Your First” that the male gaze has distorted our impressions of the first president.
In a wide-ranging news conference about Houston’s sign-stealing scandal, Commissioner Rob Manfred stood by giving players immunity but acknowledged other missteps.
From The Magazine
An Olympic hockey hero, a violent crime and the specter of brain trauma
Mark Pavelich played a crucial role in the U.S. team’s historic triumph over the Russians in 1980. He may have paid a steep cost for a lifetime on the ice.
In Case You Missed It
He thought therapy was confidential. Now, a traumatized migrant may be deported.
The information sharing is part of a Trump administration strategy that is technically legal but which therapy associations say is a profound violation of patient confidentiality.
By The Way
Forget a pub crawl in Dublin. Go on a distillery crawl instead.
Sip your way through the Irish whiskey comeback story at distilleries in Dublin's Liberties neighborhood.
