#The New York Times

David Brooks

The G.O.P. at an Immigration Crossroads

The Republican Party is about to secure either its future or its demise.

Finding Alice’s ‘Wonderland’ in Oxford

Setting out to explore the Oxford, England, of Lewis Carroll, who rooted “Alice in Wonderland” 150 years ago in the place where he lived and worked.

My $120,000 Vacation

The Four Seasons is offering a 24-day, round-the-world trip, with accommodations at their hotels and travel courtesy of their private plane. All you need is six figures. But is this too much of a good thing?

From its opening scene, Ivo van Hove’s revival of Arthur Miller’s play evokes an acute sense of dread and a relentless aura of grim predestination.

Beat the Press

Because it’s open season on journalism — from the left and right — powerful partisan voices have emerged, injecting lies into the public arena.

Dr. Amdahl played a crucial role in developing the IBM System/360 series, which influenced computer design for years.

Huge Valeant Stake Exposes Rift at Sequoia Fund

Two directors resigned over the Valeant holding at the fund, long a favorite of Warren E. Buffett.

Dean at Claremont McKenna College Resigns Amid Protests

An email written by the dean of students at the college, which is near Los Angeles, after a newspaper article about the treatment of students of color has led to her resignation.

Democratic control of state and local elected offices has waned since 2009, hollowing out the party’s roster of potential candidates for major races.