Parents reunited with young children are reporting mental health issues. One 5-year-old boy has started a new life with his mother in Philadelphia, but signs of trauma remain.

Looking back, moving forward: Our editors picked the compelling images that capture the year.

In nearly 40 years working for The New York Times, Mr. Cunningham operated both as a chronicler of fashion and as an unlikely cultural anthropologist.

Elliott Erwitt has been prolific with his photo books, but he warned Todd Heisler that he was a lousy interview. He was wrong. And funny.

Officer Michael Ackermann said a photographer on assignment for The New York Times had interfered with an arrest by discharging his camera’s flash in his face, but he did not, in fact, own a flash.

The battlefield was where Chris Hondros worked, where his iconic photographs came to sharply define some of the bloodiest conflicts of the last 15 years, including the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan....

Retratos de los padres e hijos que estuvieron separados durante la política de tolerancia cero de Estados Unidos.

It took months to restore electricity in Puerto Rico after hurricanes dealt a one-two punch. Many homes are still without power, and the system’s future is far from certain.

Before he accepted the Democratic nomination for governor, Mr. Murphy made several (punctual) stops throughout New Jersey to canvass and talk with supporters.

Joshua McKerrow responded to Trump's attack by eloquently remembering Wendi Winters, who was killed in the mass shooting, and critiquing the president's vitriol as attacks against journalists rise.

He wrote richly detailed obituaries but was best known for “Final Salute,” an article and book about a U.S. Marine who helped comfort the families of troops killed in Iraq.

He wrote richly detailed obituaries but was best known for “Final Salute,” an article and book about a U.S. Marine who helped comfort the families of troops killed in Iraq.

Retratos de los padres e hijos que estuvieron separados durante la política de tolerancia cero de Estados Unidos.

It’s not hope or change. It’s not making anything great. It’s just about making it through.

After a woman fell to her death during a raid on a Queens massage parlor, her brother conducted his own investigation. He’s now returning to China with her ashes.

“Only Lovers Left Alive,” a new film by Jim Jarmusch, features a bloodsucking couple whose love spans centuries and continents.

Todd Heisler, a New York Times staff photographer, discusses how people are surviving as the island waits for its electrical grid to be rebuilt.

By Jim Colton ​ Yesterday, at a press conference after an “acquisition” meeting of Tumblr, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer was quoted with the following statement: “There’s no such thing as Flickr Pro today...