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Killing in Greenwich Village Looks Like Hate Crime, Police Say (19 May 05:35 am)

Crime scene tape on West Eighth Street in Greenwich Village on Saturday. A young man screamed antigay slurs at another man Friday night, then killed him.

Opinionator | Measure for Measure: What the Woodpecker Told Me (18 May 07:43 am)

Editorial | The City Life: The New York Public Library Cracks the 1940 Census (18 May 07:01 am)

A rich trove of archives and resources at the New York Public Library cross-references names and addresses with the long-awaited 1940 data, and the results are eye-opening.

Behind the Wheel | 2014 Subaru Forester: Subaru Forester: A Crossover Jostling to Fit in Showrooms Already Full (18 May 02:07 am)

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Onset of Woes Casts Pall Over Obama’s Policy Aspirations (16 May 09:09 am)

President Obama spoke at the National Peace Officers Memorial Service on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, an appearance unrelated to the trio of controversies consuming his administration that day.

The Hard Road Back: Baffling Rise in Suicides Plagues U.S. Military (16 May 06:49 am)

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Baffling Rise in Suicides Plagues U.S. Military (16 May 06:49 am)

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Op-Ed Contributors: The Real I.R.S. Scandal (16 May 06:36 am)

Horses as Farm Equipment (16 May 01:30 am)

Stephen Leslie plowing a field at his farm in Vermont with Cassima, left, and Tristan, a pair of Norwegian Fjord draft horses.

Say Hello to the 100 Trillion Bacteria That Make Up Your Microbiome (15 May 04:30 pm)

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Making Fried Chicken With Confidence (15 May 01:02 am)

The cast-iron skillet is a crucial tool in making fried chicken at home.

Angelina Jolie’s Disclosure Highlights a Breast Cancer Dilemma (14 May 10:10 pm)

Angelina Jolie underwent a preventive double mastectomy.

No Benefit in Sharply Restricting Salt, Panel Finds (14 May 08:31 pm)

No Benefit Seen In Sharp Limits On Salt in Diet (14 May 08:31 pm)

No Benefit Seen in Sharp Limits on Salt in Diet (14 May 08:31 pm)

Op-Ed Contributor: My Medical Choice (14 May 09:34 am)

Op-Ed Contributor: My Medical Choice by Angelina Jolie (14 May 09:34 am)

Report Finds Americans Are Driving Less, Led by Youth (14 May 08:08 am)

Ted Boyd, on a bus in Charlotte, N.C., on Friday, decided to drive less after visiting New York.

Stumptown and Intelligentsia Will Brew Coffee to Exact Details (14 May 12:58 am)

James Fairbrass preparing coffee at the brew bar in Stumptown Coffee Roasters’ new coffee shop.

The Great Divide: Student Debt and the Crushing of the American Dream (13 May 08:29 pm)

With soaring costs, stagnating incomes and little help from the government, there is only one way to pay for higher education: debt.

Olivebridge Journal: Song ‘Ashokan Farewell’ Saved Center in Catskills (13 May 06:13 am)

Jay Ungar and Molly Mason playing “Ashokan Farewell” at the Ashokan Center.

Engineering the $325,000 In Vitro Burger (13 May 12:15 am)

Dr. Mark Post displayed samples of in-vitro meat at the University of Maastricht in 2011.

Seeking Edge With Colleges, Chinese Pupils Come Earlier (12 May 11:36 pm)

In September, Léman welcomed 27 Chinese students, comprising about one-fifth of the high school population, and 10 students from other countries.

Seeking College Edge, Chinese Pupils Arrive in New York Earlier (12 May 11:36 pm)

Meng Yuan, 18, who is from Shanghai and calls herself Monroe, attends a private school in Manhattan.

Carbon Dioxide Level Passes Long-Feared Milestone (10 May 11:36 pm)

A view from the top of the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii. The site has long been ground zero for monitoring the worldwide carbon dioxide trend.