Second baseman Thairo Estrada was reinstated from the 60-day injured list Friday and immediately inserted into the cleanup ...

An internal legal memo that the U.S. attorney's office says was filed by mistake reveals that federal lawyers believe it will be difficult for the government to win its case against congestion ...

"The layoffs of our talented co-workers and union members is another example of Axel Springer's brazen pivot away from ...

Water Street said it controls 8.26% of the stock of REC Silicon ASA and it intends to vote against “a significantly ...

A reader excoriates President Trump for his Memorial Day “message” that was filled with hate and invective, with some of it ...

Alan Share's latest book draws on the experiences of his long life and stands as a polemic against the country's education ...

Auto supplier Marelli Corp., the troubled Italian-Japanese parts maker for Nissan and Stellantis, is weighing a buyout bid ...

Investors are always encouraging startups to push the innovation envelope. General Catalyst’s Hemant Taneja is applying that ...

Under Kathleen Kingsbury, the Times’ “Opinion” section has doubled in size. What kind of publication is she building?

A group of House Republicans is warning new Social Security Administration Commissioner Frank Bisignano against making more staffing cuts or shutting local offices at an agency that is seeing ...

Department of Justice lawyers accidentally sent the wrong letter to a judge, admitting weaknesses in their case against New York City’s congestion pricing. On Wednesday evening, DOJ lawyers ...

With tens of thousands of New York City families currently at risk of losing access to free or discounted child care over the next fiscal year due to a looming budget gap, just about every city ...