The New York Times

Readers respond to front-page articles about the devastating brain disease C.T.E. among N.F.L. players. Also: Unpresidential actions; India’s U.S. policy.

The demands of streaming, which is now how most viewers watch TV, are not suited to just plain old comedy.

Many are complaining about influencers invading Flushing Meadows. But their biggest crime is distracting from the glorious chaos that typifies this tournament.

An imagined look at what Arturo Toscanini, one of opera’s greatest interpreters, would say about the troubled art form of today.

The Sept. 11 attacks carved deep and chaotic grooves into American politics, the economy and our sense of optimism, argues the contributing writer E.J. Dionne Jr. on “The Opinions.” So much went haywire in the 25 years that followed, he says. But that also means there’s an opportunity — and a desire — to move forward.