The day before he went to Iraq, Army Reserve Sergeant Joe Velez of the Bronx decided to marry his girlfriend. Last week, he was killed by a roadside bomb.

He was as divisive a Supreme Court nominee as can be imagined. But Democrats should hope they get a pick like him. Here’s why.

The flood in New Orleans gives a sharp new focus to Bill Clinton’s New York conference—and a boost to Hillary’s presidential hopes.

Are women’s magazines run by a liberal cabal, as Myrna Blyth, former editor-in-chief of Ladies’ Home Journal, alleges? A colleague begs to differ.

The terrorists are still obsessed with the city—which is why the NYPD is trying to learn to think like terrorists.

Downtown restaurant manager Tim Moore served the stars, then became one himself—an intimate to thousands whose kindness was repaid in murder.

The images of women abusing Iraqis, and having sex in front of them, are shocking. But in committing wartime atrocities, a woman can be just like a man.

This issue completes the three-part renovation of New York Magazine that we began earlier this fall.