Elizabeth Goodspeed speaks with creative director Gail Bichler about magazine’s first redesign in nearly a decade, and how the publication is adapting to a transformed media landscape.

When we set out to redesign The New York Times Magazine last year, we were trying to solve a specific problem: We had more ...

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Meet 10 Montgomery County extraordinary teens going above and beyond in their passions, hobbies and communities.

Here’s an easy one: Get out and vote, and get all your friends to vote. Or pay a fine. Improved election outcomes would be ...

The departure of Hanya Yanagihara and a redesign of the Sunday magazine have put a spotlight on the paper’s stand-alone ...

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Jem Bendell predicted that society would collapse because of climate change. Then he tried to get on with his life.