U.S. & World

Utah could lose the 2034 Winter Games under a termination clause added at the last minute. Here's why U.S. Olympic officials aren't worried
By 
Lisa Riley Roche
Trump announces debates, defends Biden’s right to run for reelection: Democrats ‘took it away’
By 
Gitanjali Poonia
Understanding the $418 million NAR settlement and how it will affect the housing market
By 
Emma Pitts
Mortgage rate decline could help boost depressed housing sector, open door for first-time buyers
By 
Art Raymond
How a ‘God bless the homeless vets’ sign fueled a free-speech conflict
By 
Sydney Jezik
Photo gallery: Tropical storm Debby drenches the Southeast
By 
Chuck Wing
Are Olympic gold medals really made of gold?
By 
Dennis Romboy
Could overdue Starliner astronauts return on a SpaceX ship? Here's what we know
By 
Art Raymond
Here's why both the French Alps and Salt Lake City were just named Winter Games hosts
By 
Lisa Riley Roche
Do Olympic athletes get paid for winning a medal?
By 
Dennis Romboy
Pakistani national found to have connection to assassination plot, may have targeted Trump
By 
Asia Bown
Rocket attack on Al Asad Air Base in Iraq injures 7 U.S. personnel
By 
Asia Bown
A car with a baby inside was stolen in Utah Monday. How often does that happen?
By 
Asia Bown
Here’s how many New York Times readers know the 2034 Winter Games are in Salt Lake City
By 
Lisa Riley Roche
Is your doctor judging you?
By 
Lois M. Collins
5 best U.S. rivers for fly-fishing
By 
Dennis Romboy
Here's what's driving the global stock drop
By 
Art Raymond