New York Times Top Stories
Judy Chicago Makes ‘Herstory’ at the New Museum
The pioneering feminist artist rules the New Museum with a six-decade survey, but she shares the stage with her sisterhood.
New York Times Top StoriesNew York Times Top StoriesA Flood of Evil Is Destroying My World
My son is a captive of Hamas.
New York Times Top Stories‘What About Us?’ Strikes Leave Other Hollywood Workers Reeling
The lives of hundreds of thousands of crew members have been upended, and even a deal between the actors and the studios might not help much in the short term.
New York Times Top StoriesScalise Scrounges for Votes as G.O.P. Speaker Fight Drags On
The No. 2 Republican was working intensively to win over holdouts, but there was no sign of a breakthrough that would allow the House to move forward with an election for speaker.
New York Times Top StoriesWisconsin Republicans Retreat From Threats to Impeach Liberal Justice
Republicans had floated the idea of impeaching Janet Protasiewicz, newly seated on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, before she could undo the party’s legislative gerrymander. But on Thursday, they backed off.
New York Times Top StoriesWhen Everyone Becomes a War Photographer
The images streaming onto our phones from Israel and Gaza, many coming from those fighting or caught up in the war, don’t just document the story — they shape it.
New York Times Top StoriesYounger Women Get Lung Cancer at Higher Rates Than Men
Researchers are struggling to understand what is driving the gender disparity in lung cancer cases among people 35 to 54.
New York Times Top StoriesHousing was the biggest contributor to inflation last month.
Housing costs represented more than 70 percent of the total year-over-year price increase for all items less food and energy.
New York Times Top StoriesThis Is Not a Taylor Swift Profile
The pop megastar’s greatest gift is for telling her own story — better than any journalist could.
New York Times Top StoriesA Russian Town Where the War Dead Were Everyone’s Neighbors
The contradictions of Vladimir Putin’s war are changing the face of towns with military bases in Russia. Patriotism and pride are abundant, but so are sadness and death.
New York Times Top StoriesHow Constructed Languages Help People Find Community
In a linguistic arena once dominated by self-serious constructed languages, goofiness has gained a foothold.
New York Times Top StoriesUkraine and Russia Try to Use Israel-Hamas War to Sway Opinions
Kyiv says Russia is looking to leverage the Israel-Hamas war to dampen support for Ukraine, while Moscow is calling it a failure of the West.
New York Times Top StoriesThis Gaza Hospital Is Running Short on Fuel and Beds
Staff members are scrambling to treat the wounded, who are crammed into corridors that are also filled with people who fled their homes amid Israeli airstrikes.
New York Times Top StoriesAt New York Comic Con, New Publisher Hopes to Shake Up Industry
The founding writers and artists of Ghost Machine will be exclusive to the company and will jointly own, operate and profit from it.
New York Times Top StoriesU.S. Imposes First Sanctions for Violations of Russian Oil Price Cap
The Treasury Department called the action a new phase of enforcement of a policy to starve Russia of oil revenue.
New York Times Top StoriesHalloween in New York: Things to Do in October
Our guide for what to do this month in the city, from the Village parade to screenings of horror movies and kid-friendly haunted houses.
New York Times Top StoriesSocial Security Benefits Will Rise by 3.2 Percent in 2024
Millions of Social Security beneficiaries, from retirees to disabled workers, will receive the cost-of-living adjustment, which is far less than last year’s but still a healthy bump.
New York Times Top StoriesTalks Between Striking Actors and Studios Are Suspended
The sides said they remained far apart on the most significant issues, dealing a blow to hopes that the entertainment industry could soon fully roar back to life.
New York Times Top StoriesKamala Harris’s Biggest Challenge
The vice president seems to be unwilling to help voters understand what she believes.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Spoiler Threat of R.F.K. Jr.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will continue his run for president as an independent, a move that could alter the dynamics of the 2024 election.
New York Times Top StoriesTensions Rise on Israel-Lebanon Border, and More
Plus, Republicans undercut a new selection for House speaker, and the aftermath of a devastating earthquake in Afghanistan.
New York Times Top StoriesWhat More Must the Children of Gaza Suffer?
Israel’s bombing of Gaza has taken its toll on families.
New York Times Top StoriesThe New Republican Establishment
An alternative Trumpist governing elite gets closer to ruling the party.
New York Times Top StoriesUnderstanding Israel’s Hard Choices
As the conflict between Israel and Hamas unfolds, the columnist Thomas Friedman shares his perspective on the evolving situation and what he’s watching for.
New York Times Top StoriesDevo’s Future Came True
Half a century after Devo began singing about cultural De-Evolution, the visionary new wave band would have preferred to be wrong.
New York Times Top StoriesSam Bankman-Fried’s Closest Friends Become His Foes in Courtroom Clash
The FTX founder’s criminal trial has made clear just how much his inner circle has turned against him.
New York Times Top StoriesTrump’s Claim of ‘Absolute Immunity’ Collides With Supreme Court Precedents
The former president says he has “absolute immunity.” But an array of Supreme Court decisions tells a different story.
New York Times Top StoriesAs Red States Curb Social Media, Did Montana’s TikTok Ban Go Too Far?
Montana is at the forefront of a wave of new tech laws passed by Republican-led states. Some give parents control over their children’s social media accounts.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Massacre in Israel and the Need for a Decent Left
Celebration of Hamas is both disgusting and self-defeating.
New York Times Top StoriesDefendants in Trump Georgia Case Seek Donations for Big Legal Fees
Fund-raising campaigns — including one selling “MAGA honey” — are underway for many of the 18 defendants in a case that could take years to resolve.