The World is Full of Dogs Without Collars
By JAMES GORMAN Three-quarters of the billion dogs on the planet are not pets. A new book argues […]
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Parrots: The Highlight Reel
By MICHAEL ROSTON Hundreds of readers submitted charming videos of their avian companions. The Times wasn’t always so […]
The Dogs That Don’t Belong to Anyone
By Compiled by MICHAEL ROSTON and DULCE RAMOS We asked Times readers on many continents – both English […]
Vipers Aren’t the Only Kings of the Quick Strike
By JAMES GORMAN Vipers have been thought to strike faster than other snakes. But new research shows that […]
Race for Latest Class of Nuclear Arms Threatens to Revive ...
By WILLIAM J. BROAD and DAVID E. SANGER Buildups by the United States, Russia and China unsettle the […]
Calls for Shipping and Aviation to Do More to Cut ...
By HENRY FOUNTAIN Left out of the Paris climate agreement, which is to be signed at the United […]
Race for Latest Class of Nuclear Arms Threatens to Revive ...
By WILLIAM J. BROAD and DAVID E. SANGER Buildups by the United States, Russia and China unsettle the […]
The Water in Your Glass Might Be Older Than the ...
By NICHOLAS ST. FLEUR The same liquid we drink and that fills the oceans may be millions of […]
Dr. Peter J. Jannetta, a Pioneer in Neurosurgery, Dies at ...
By MARGALIT FOX Dr. Jannetta, a specialist in cranial nerve disorders, developed a microsurgery procedure to relieve facial […]
On the Hunt for Tasty Morel Mushrooms
By JOANNA KLEIN Fungiphiles rejoice. It’s morel mushroom season in much of the United States, meaning it’s time […]