N.Y. Migrant Crisis Is ‘Calm’ Compared With Ours, Texas Governor Says
Gov. Abbott, a Texas Republican, has sent buses of migrants to New York. In a Manhattan speech, he said the city’s situation seemed orderly compared with his own state.
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City
What Is a Gallery?
T’s 2023 Art issue looks at a New York subculture that has been a fixture of the city’s history — and highly influential on its development over the last century.
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A Small German City Staves Off a Threat From the Far Right
Voters on Sunday rejected the candidate for the hard-line Alternative for Germany Party, which is rattling German national politics, in the race for mayor in the city of Nordhausen.
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A Day Deva Death and the Dilemma Over How to Crack Down on Drugs
Fentanyl use is increasingly out in the open, and increasingly fatal. But New Yorkers are divided over what to do: decriminalize it or make more arrests.
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For Migrants in New York Shelters, 60-Day Limit Creates More Confusion
The city began notifying adult migrants in July that they would soon have to reapply in order to stay in shelters. For some who have reached the deadline, the future remains uncertain.
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In Mississippi, a Win for Jackson Residents Battling State Control
A court says the State Legislature cannot add outside judges to Jackson’s courts, part of a larger battle over efforts to create state-run police and courts in the capitol.
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Pope Meets With Macron in Marseille Ahead of Giant Mass
Tens of thousands are converging on the Mediterranean port city to attend the service, which will be held at its soccer stadium.
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Libya’s ‘City of Poets’ Pays a Heavy Price in Floods
Derna, which lost entire neighborhoods and thousands of residents in the deluge, has a history as a cultural and intellectual hub as well as a rebellious streak.
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Dallas Mayor Switches to G.O.P. and Attacks Democratic Leaders
Mayor Eric Johnson’s decision to change parties was surprising for its timing, but it appeared in line with how he had been governing Dallas, recently favoring tax cuts.
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The Onscreen Apartments That Made Them Want to Live in New York
Twelve designers, architects and others reflect on the movie and TV homes, from SoHo lofts to houses on the park, that inspired them to move to the city, and informed their aesthetics.
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