Amisha Padnani

In a new special project, a team of Times reporters and editors is taking a deeper look at the tradition of using honorifics to address married women.

Thirty years after the passage of the A.D.A., a Times project featuring more than two dozen articles looks at the many facets of the law’s impact and the work that still lies ahead.

She was believed to be either 115 or 116. She experienced two pandemics and two world wars and lived under 21 presidents.

She appeared in dozens of movies and television shows in a career of more than 30 years. The police said they believed she died in a drowning accident.

The series, which recalls the lives of extraordinary people in history whose deaths were not noted by The Times, is seeking your nominations.

The creator of Overlooked, which writes the obituaries for remarkable people in history, shares the inspiration behind a new limited series.

After the death of Murray McCory, a founder of the outdoors equipment company JanSport, readers recalled how their backpacks served them on life’s journeys.

In courtrooms where cameras are banned, these artists provide a curious public a glimpse behind closed doors. Here’s how they do it.

With his Puns and Anagrams puzzles, Mr. Taub made solvers groan and grin for decades. After he died this month, readers expressed appreciation for his work.

He won the world nine-ball title in 2001 and the 10-ball title in 2009, as well as back-to-back U.S. Opens, earning his nickname for his steely demeanor.