Patrick LaForge

What happens when an editor who runs a breaking news team for The Times turns off his phone and takes a weeklong vow of silence at a meditation retreat?

The airline reversed itself Wednesday, saying it had consulted with German aviation authorities, who agreed that Bluetooth trackers were safe for passengers to use.

“They don’t like to crunch too loudly in public,” PepsiCo’s C.E.O. said of women. The company has since sought to clarify the comments.

“They don’t like to crunch too loudly in public,” PepsiCo’s C.E.O. said of women. The company has since sought to clarify the comments.

Blogtalk: Bedbugs on the subway; Eliot Spitzer’s comeback; the Rev. Billy’s mayoral campaign; the decline of retail in the West 90’s; culture in Bushwick; and more New York links.

It is the most diverse state in the nation and home to the United States Pacific Command, among other things.

Blogtalk: A panoramic view of Times Square, time travel to the 92nd Street Y of 1963,

Candace Payne’s latest Facebook Live video, a cover of Michael Jackson’s “Heal the World,” inspires some and draws attacks from others.

The app has quickly become an object of fascination, as people share animated GIFs, line drawings, songs and cake. Yes, cake. But will it last?

The words of a bystander, shouted at the suspect in a knife attack in a London subway station, became a worldwide trending term on Twitter.