Joseph Kahn

The Trump administration issued subpoenas to reporters who wrote about security concerns involving the new Air Force One. Joe Kahn, the executive editor of The New York Times, responds to what he calls a “naked attempt to intimidate” the newspaper.

We asked readers for their questions for The Times’s executive editor about how we cover the news and make judgment calls in our reporting and editing.

Joe Kahn, The Times’s executive editor, reflects on some of our most probing recent work.

Representative government faces its most serious threats in decades.

The Decade in Pictures (Published 2019)

Two scholars argue that the humiliation of defeat by foreigners has been a nationalist rallying cry in modern China.

An argument that China will displace the United States as a superpower and upend our notions of modernity.

Why did the Chinese authorities react so strongly against an exercise society?

In this memoir, Lijia Zhang describes coming of age in 1980s China.

The National Center for the Performing Arts, a $400 million complex, has attracted at least as much attention for its cost overruns, safety concerns and provocative aesthetics.