This happened overnight, but only in Firefox and only in OS X 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard) - Safari and Chrome still display correctly despite not being updated anymore for this old OS (which I keep on my desktop because it still works well). My laptop has 10.11.4 (El Capitan), and the NYT home page displays the same as usual in Firefox. All I can guess is that NYT or FF or both tweaked something and the result is in the attached image - Firefox is on the left and Safari on the right (Chrome displays the same as Safari). Firefox has removed all italics; it's moved features around on the page - like put the scrolling timed stories that are supposed to be on the right side of the page to the center; put news articles in the upper right which is supposed to be only Opinion; on the left under what's named "Editors' Picks" has a long list of stories mixed in from all different sections instead of the stories being located in their sections (World, US, Politics, New York, etc.). Firefox is getting more and more problematic - especially in speed, which has slowed down a lot recently, at least in Apple devices. But reordering a site's home page into something much less usable and rational is a new one. Is anybody else having this issue?