How China Used a Times Documentary as Evidence Against Its Subject
Tashi Wangchuk was tried in a Chinese court last week for “inciting separatism.” A New York Times documentary was the main evidence cited by prosecutors.
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Our Obituaries Editor on Coverage of Former Mormon Leader Thomas Monson
William McDonald responded to readers who criticized our depiction of the former head of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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CreditJim Wilson/The New York Times Times Reporters Answer Your Questions About U.S. Marijuana Policy
Our reporters answer some of your questions about California and federal marijuana policy and the legalization movement in the United States.
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Credit Post-Weinstein, How We Will Be Covering the Red Carpets
We have some plans about how to recognize the cultural moment — and would love to hear from readers about what you would like to see (and not see).
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Credit An Elderly Couple Named Harvey and Irma Offered a Respite From the Summer’s Storms
The most-liked, commented on and shared New York Times article in 2017 was about a couple from Spokane, Wash.
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Credit Readers React to Glenn Thrush’s Punishment; We Respond
A Times editor sheds more light on how the newsroom investigation reached its conclusion about the reporter Glenn Thrush.
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Credit Depicting, and Respecting, the Dead: Responses to Photos From Mount Everest
The Times’s Sports editor explains the selection process for the visuals showing the bodies of climbers who died near the summit.
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Credit ‘A World of Misery Few of Us Really See’: Readers and a Bureau Chief Discuss Haiti’s Abandoned Dead
Catherine Porter, who has visited Haiti 20 times, explains how she discovered the men who collect and bury the bodies of impoverished Haitians.
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Join us on Jan. 31 to hear about whiskey’s complicated history — and to sample some of today’s most innovative takes on the spirit.
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Join us on Jan. 22 for a live event at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival, featuring Jodi Kantor, Charles Blow, Garrett Bradley and Kathleen Lingo.
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Credit She Has 52 Places to See and One Year to Do It
Meet Jada Yuan, picked from 13,000 applicants to become The Times’s first 52 Places correspondent.
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Join us on Jan. 15 for an event with Sam Sifton, The Times’s food editor, and a handful of Toronto’s Syrian chefs and restaurateurs.
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Credit How I Approached a Story About the Homeless
A Metro reporter shares the strategies she used while reporting a recent article to ensure people without homes could tell their stories with dignity.
