Hilary Swift

Los trabajadores extranjeros de empresas frutícolas y lácteas en Nueva York se han aislado para evitar la red de deportaciones del gobierno de Estados Unidos.

An election skeptic challenged hundreds of voter registrations, including one for a voting rights activist. A county official is dealing with the mess.

Seasonal workers climb tree after tree to collect seeds that will eventually help regrow forests, an effort that could get the country closer to its climate goals

Our photographer reported on the damage in Fort Myers, Fla.

Fans of the Liberty finally got a proper introduction to their team’s new look on Friday in Brooklyn, even as reminders of the past year of turmoil remain.

Keeping men and women in separate platoons during recruit training is the last stand for the Marine Corps, which has been slow to move toward gender integration.

In a remote Himalayan town in northern India, a women’s ice hockey team comes together.

Coast Guard helicopters joined the search-and-rescue operations over the Carolinas after Hurricane Florence. A Times reporter and photographer accompanied one crew during its mission.

The Times is printed at 27 locations and takes a trip — by truck or by plane, sometimes thousands of miles — to get to you. Timing is everything.

To reduce the devastation to grasslands and to cut down on storage costs, the Bureau of Land Management's Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board voted to euthanize some of the 77,000 wild horses in 10 Western states. The vote inspired outrage from animal rights activists.