Alexandria Symonds

In “You’ve Been Played,” a self-identified gamer warns against the dangers of imposing artificial incentives on all aspects of our lives.

They don’t outvote their elders anywhere in the world. But our analysis of global voter data found that in places where more older people vote, more younger people vote, too.

The Times is committed to correcting our mistakes, whether we mixed up Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel or grossly (really, grossly) overestimated the number of bacteria on a toilet seat.

How widespread are the fires? Is climate change to blame? Who’s at fault for the burning?

@NYT_first_said is a Twitter account that logs new words in The New York Times.

The lawsuits he filed from behind bars in the 1960s and ’70s challenging harsh prison conditions laid the groundwork for prisoners to defend their rights even today.

The actress and writer, a dedicated solver who calls the crossword “a great joy in my life,” put together a puzzle of her own with help from the Wordplay columnist Deb Amlen.

A recent print ad in support of Christine Blasey Ford is part of a long history of advertisements in the paper whose main purpose is to forward a cause.

These zero-proof drinks from top bartenders all over the country are healthy-ish, use fresh ingredients — and won’t give you a hangover.

On trips, the president is joined by a group of reporters known as the “protective press pool.” For poolers, the job offers exciting access — and stress.