Megan DiTrolio

The Times wanted to go online in 1996 with nytimes.com. But the domain was already owned — by a Times reporter.

A weeklong celebration of cookies takes months of planning and baking, not to mention various photo and video shoots.

The election is fast approaching. New York Times editors and reporters want to answer your questions about how we will cover one of the biggest nights in news.

Doug Mills, a Times photographer, was at the Trump rally in Butler, Pa., on Saturday when shots rang out. He described his experience to Times Insider.

Selecting the 10 best films of the year is always an exercise in decisiveness. This year, a strong slate made cutting the list a “small agony,” one critic said.

Stylish workplaces are popping up across corporate America and on social media. Two journalists teamed up to find out if sophisticated design is enough to bring people back to the office.

For years, confusion over who could perform a legal marriage in New York State put The Times’s Weddings desk in an uncomfortable position.

Eli Saslow traveled to Phoenix to spend time with the owners of a sandwich shop and the people who live in a homeless encampment that surrounds it.

A reporter explains the Federal Reserve’s quagmire as several banks have failed ahead of its next interest rate decision.

Journalists have always ventured into the shifting world of romance.

From sticky notes to printed pages: How our reimagined section was designed with readers in mind.

It’s surreal to watch “She Said,” a film about the article that detailed accusations of sexual assault by Harvey Weinstein. Just ask the journalists behind the story.

To report an article on the spread of false narratives in non-English languages, the journalist Tiffany Hsu spent time on fringe platforms — and Google Translate.

With remote work and new norms, a concept that arose in postwar America is dying off. Emily Badger, who reported on the trend for The Upshot, shares more.

Margot Sanger-Katz, a domestic correspondent who writes about health care for The Upshot, shares how previous reporting helped readers understand the future of abortion access in the United States.

Nikita Stewart, who became the editor of the Real Estate desk in January, shares how she is steering the section into the future.

In January, Anna Martin became the voice of the popular podcast. She shares how she holds empathetic interviews.

The answer is yes. And Times editors are always preparing for it.

Three Times journalists who cover food share how they tackle Thanksgiving prep and how they spend the holiday.

A team of journalists reconstructed a 3-D rendering of the Dixie fire’s fist thunderclouds. Here’s how they pulled it off.