New York Times

A new report found that many schools enrolled more racially and socioeconomically diverse groups of students without sparking a major exodus of families from public schools.

President Vladimir V. Putin is keen to maintain the longstanding military ties between Russia and Vietnam, as Hanoi has developed deeper bonds with Washington.

About a mile beneath the sea, the ship suggests that trade in the eastern Mediterranean Sea traveled much farther from the safety of land.

As the cultural lines between Hong Kong and China blur, restaurants from the mainland are finding opportunities in the city. But not everyone is happy.

The armed Islamist group committed war crimes on Oct. 7, experts say, and continues to do so by holding hostages.

The state’s governor declared a regional state of emergency as thousands evacuated. Wind and rain could affect firefighting efforts.

The first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season could dump more than a foot of rain on parts of Texas and Mexico.

The public works minister said the power outage had been caused by the failure of a key transmission line. Within hours, power had begun to be restored to the nation of 18 million.

Republicans and Democrats are weighing proposals to expand military conscription to women and make registration automatic. Both proposals face an uphill path to becoming law.

Ilya Sutskever’s new start-up, Safe Superintelligence, aims to build A.I. technologies that are smarter than a human but not dangerous.

Major League Baseball is in Birmingham to honor the legacy of the Negro Leagues. With Mays’s death, the celebration at ancient Rickwood Field takes on new meaning.

High temperatures can make us miserable. Research shows they also make us aggressive, impulsive and dull.

As the heat wave moved east, the Northeast felt the brunt of the conditions. But forecasters provided a glimmer of relief, saying “conditions should improve over New England” this weekend.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s campaign has depended heavily on contributions from Nicole Shanahan, his vice-presidential pick, who did not make major new donations in May.

The Kremlin clings to Soviet-designed aircraft even as Russia’s commercial carriers opt for Western planes.

Compulsory labor with little or no compensation should be unthinkable.

A law signed by Gov. Jeff Landry on Wednesday makes the state the only one with such a mandate. Critics have vowed to mount a constitutional challenge.

Mays, the Say Hey Kid, was the game’s exuberant embodiment of the complete player. Some say he was the greatest of them all.

What does the rise of partisan sectarians portend for the rest of us?

Before being appointed to the bench in Washington, he was a track star who became a symbol of discrimination against Black athletes.