Sports Fans, Doctors, Musicians: Africans Lament U.S. Travel Ban
The restrictions on half the continent have been called racist and unfair. “We don’t come to the United States because we’re running a…
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Dinner and No Drinks: Restaurants Are Struggling as Americans Drink Less
Traditionally a reliable revenue stream for restaurants, alcoholic drinks are down markedly — and the bottom line is, too.
I Predicted the 2008 Financial Crisis. What Is Coming May Be Worse.
Richard Bookstaber warns that what appears to be disparate forces adding risk to our economy are all part of one deeply connected system.
‘It Doesn’t Need to Be Here’: The Right Vilifies a Muslim School in Alabama
A local campaign against the small school reflects growing Islamophobia in conservative enclaves in America and among G.O.P. officials.
‘It’s Just Crazy’: High Car Payments Make Ownership Feel Impossible
Rising vehicle prices, auto loan interest rates, and insurance and maintenance costs are making it harder for people to buy or keep cars.
Lululemon Scrambles to Revive Yoga Pants Empire Amid Fight With Founder
The interim chief executives are trying to rejuvenate sales as the founder, Chip Wilson, engages in a proxy battle for the boardroom.
Lululemon Scrambles to Revive Yoga Pants Empire Amid Fight With Founder
The interim chief executives are trying to rejuvenate sales as the founder, Chip Wilson, engages in a proxy battle for the boardroom.
Quartz Cutters Are Falling Ill. Countertop Makers Want Protection From Congress.
Workers are filing lawsuits against the countertop industry as cases of silicosis, a deadly lung disease, rise.
Professors Are Changing What They Teach, Even Far from Trump’s Gaze
Harvard is the White House’s biggest target, but professors all over the country have been censoring themselves, avoiding provocative topi…
The N.B.A.’s Curry Family Royalty, Market Moves and the Inside Scoop on N.F.L. Free Agency
Steph and Dell Curry sit down with The Athletic’s Marcus Thompson.
Oil Tops $106 a Barrel as Worries Persist About Global Supplies
As the broader war in the Middle East begins its third week, worries over the fallout of crippled energy supplies continue to roil markets.
Poverty in New York City Inched Higher in 2024 for Third Year in a Row
The cost of basics like housing and food rose, while incomes and other resources, like public benefits, did not keep up.