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Joshua Ramus Is Lifting Off
It took 17 years, but Joshua Ramus is lifting off. “He’s really inflexible,” said Rem Koolhaas, “which in certain conditions is extremely useful.”
New York Times Top StoriesNew York Times Top StoriesThe 20 Republicans Who Opposed Jim Jordan for House Speaker
The group included vulnerable Republicans from districts that President Biden won in 2020 and congressional institutionalists worried that Representative Jim Jordan would demand extreme spending cuts.
New York Times Top Stories3 Plead Guilty in California in $600 Million Catalytic Converter Theft Ring
Three members of a California family admitted to roles in a ring that shipped stolen catalytic converters, which contain lucrative precious metals, to New Jersey, prosecutors said.
New York Times Top StoriesWhy Invading Gaza Is a Mistake
Israel is poised to invade Gaza but still has no answers for what comes next.
New York Times Top StoriesTrenton, NJ, Police Under Investigation by Justice Dept.
Officials said they had received “serious and credible” reports of officers in Trenton using improper force and illegally searching pedestrians and drivers.
New York Times Top StoriesGag Order on Trump in Election Case Leaves More Hard Questions
The judge will still have to decide if and when the former president is violating her rules against attacking prosecutors and witnesses, and how to punish him if he does.
New York Times Top StoriesCher on Her First Christmas LP, a New Beau and 25 Years of ‘Believe’
The superstar talks about finding her recording voice again, getting Stevie Wonder (and Tyga) to appear on her holiday album and still finding the love for her hits.
New York Times Top StoriesUnited Airlines to Board Window Seats Before Middle and Aisle Passengers
The airline said in an internal memo that it would board economy passengers with window seats before others in economy to save time.
New York Times Top StoriesGrand Jury Will Consider New Manslaughter Case Against Alec Baldwin
Prosecutors had submitted the gun used in the fatal shooting on the “Rust” film set for further analysis after dismissing a criminal case against Mr. Baldwin in April.
New York Times Top StoriesWhat if We Could All Control A.I.?
Researchers at Anthropic asked roughly 1,000 Americans to write rules for their A.I. chatbot. The results could be a model for future kinds of A.I. governance.
New York Times Top StoriesWhat if We Could All Control A.I.?
Researchers at Anthropic asked roughly 1,000 Americans to write rules for their A.I. chatbot. The results could be a model for future kinds of A.I. governance.
New York Times Top StoriesBad Bunny Looks Back on ‘Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana’
On his fifth solo album, “Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana,” the Puerto Rican megastar circles back to where he started.
New York Times Top StoriesAs Israel Ramps Up Gaza Airstrikes, Evacuees Say Nowhere Is Safe
Some Palestinians said they were considering returning to their homes in the northern Gaza Strip as strikes intensified in the south.
New York Times Top StoriesRussia Presses Ahead With Offensive Push in Eastern Ukraine
As winter approaches, Russian and Ukrainian forces are both trying to seize the initiative along different parts of the front.
New York Times Top StoriesBritney Spears Writes of Having Abortion While Dating Justin Timberlake
The pop star included the detail in her upcoming memoir “The Woman in Me”; Timberlake did not immediately respond.
New York Times Top StoriesWhat Joe Biden Did Right on Israel and Hamas
A display of what American moral leadership looks like.
New York Times Top StoriesThe hope and hype of hydrogen
The most abundant element in the universe will play a crucial role in the green energy transition.
New York Times Top StoriesFears of Violence Between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon Grow
The fighting between Israel and Hamas has raised fears the violence will spill into Lebanon as a wider conflict with Hezbollah. Given the strength of Hezbollah forces, that would pose a real danger for Israel.
New York Times Top StoriesIsrael-Hamas War Adds to Surge in Global Weapons Sales
Israel’s conflict with Hamas, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the rise of China have brought a boom for weapons makers and a chance for Washington to build closer military ties to other countries.
New York Times Top StoriesEndangered Species Act to Lose 21 Species, but Not the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Officials held off on making a decision about the elusive bird, saying they still need to examine the evidence, including grainy video.
New York Times Top StoriesU.S. Turns to Qatar for Hamas Hostages, Facing Risky Options in Gaza
Hamas is believed to hold at least 199 people in Gaza, a dense territory descending into a chaotic crisis, where many officials believe a military rescue would be dangerous for soldiers and hostages alike.
New York Times Top StoriesWorking People Across the Country Are Living Out of Their Cars
Dozens of parking lots have opened across the country for working people who can afford a car but not rent.
New York Times Top StoriesPosting About Israel and Palestine Is Not a Moral Obligation
The pressure to make simplistic declarations about the Israel-Gaza war is not helping anyone.
New York Times Top StoriesIron Deficiency: What to Know About Testing and Treatment
Testing is fairly easy, and treatment can improve symptoms within months.
New York Times Top StoriesBarnes & Noble Undergoes a Back-to-Basics Redesign
As the bookstore chain mounts a comeback, it’s breaking a cardinal rule of corporate branding and store design: consistency.
New York Times Top StoriesMany Younger Women Are Iron Deficient: Risks, Causes and Symptoms
The condition can cause fatigue and other symptoms but is rarely tested for. Here’s what to know.
New York Times Top StoriesBlack Voters Fuel Democratic Hopes in Deep-Red Mississippi
The fall of a Jim Crow-era election law and a restoration of felons’ voting rights have given Black voters new sway in the state. Democrats’ underdog nominee for governor is looking to capitalize.
New York Times Top StoriesUkraine Said to Use ATACMS, a Powerful Weapon System, for First Time
Ukrainian forces attacked two key Russian air bases behind enemy lines on Tuesday, with Western officials saying that long-range missiles known as ATACMS were used in the strikes.
New York Times Top StoriesPoland’s Governing Party Looks Set to Be Ousted
An expected liberal coalition would probably reverse deeply conservative policies at home and diminish Poland’s role abroad as a beacon for right-wing groups.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Apotheosis of Jim Jordan Is a Sight to Behold
The Republican Party is on a downward spiral of dysfunction.