By IAN AUSTENMontreal didn’t host any World Cup matches this summer. But during the coming week, fans of another sport ...

By JENNIE COUGHLINFor the first time since 2011, the New York City Marathon course is changing. Runners at this year’s race ...

By MURRAY CARPENTERTanned and tousled after a sailing regatta on Narragansett Bay, more than a thousand people gathered last ...

By FRANCESCA REGALADONoel Germano leads the way through the dark, airless hallways of the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, an ...

By KEVIN ROOSEThis, friends, will be my final column at The New York Times. I am off to new adventures, including publishing ...

Israel is treating the new documentary “NAZA,” by the Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, less like bad ...

By THE STAR STAFFThe Puerto Rico Child Support Administration (ASUME) is maintaining its opposition to proposed changes in ...

By THE STAR STAFFSen. Ángel A. Toledo López has introduced legislation for the third time seeking official recognition of ...

By THE STAR STAFFPuerto Rico’s independent hospitality sector—once considered a complementary segment of the lodging ...

The new Belmont Park, just outside New York City, reopens Friday not merely as a racetrack but also as a host for a range of events, including large concerts and intimate performances. At least that ...

The two fighters were an unlikely matchup. One was a 5-foot-11 man from the United States. His opponent, a Japanese woman, was about a head shorter and at least 10 pounds lighter.But in this virtual ...

By LARA JAKESAn explosive-laden drone at a German airport. A strike on a passenger train near the Polish border. A rush of ...