The New Yorkian

Review: At the Philharmonic, New Music for a Changing World Jaap van Zweden led an evening of Renée Fleming in songs by Björk, and a premiere by the Pulitzer Prize-winner Ellen Reid.

Why a New Jersey Political Ritual Got a #MeToo Makeover The state Chamber of Commerce banned hard alcohol on an annual train trip to Washington as the state wrestles with claims of a culture of sexual harassment.

Beatings, Burns and Betrayal: The Willowbrook Scandal’s Legacy Children with developmental disabilities were held under brutal conditions at a notorious New York facility. Decades later, they still face abuse and neglect.

How Mexico’s Muralists Lit a Fire Under U.S. Artists A stupendous show at the Whitney Museum explores the profound impact of Mexican painters — the meeting and mingling that enriched American culture.

Ousted Cooper Hewitt Director Calls Investigation a ‘Sham’ In her first public remarks since she was forced to resign, Caroline Baumann said an inquiry that focused on her wedding was unfair and colored by sexism.

N.Y.P.D. to Remove DNA Profiles of Non-Criminals From Database The police say they will start expunging some of the 82,000 people in the database who have never been convicted of a crime.

Gynecologist Spared Prison in ’16 Sex-Crime Plea Faces New Inquiry Robert Hadden’s sentence upset women who said he assaulted them. Manhattan prosecutors are examining new allegations against him.