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Is Fluminense the Team of the Future?
A soccer revolution started with a text message, but the broader game wants proof. A win in the Copa Libertadores final on Saturday might provide it.
New York Times Top StoriesNew York Times Top StoriesIn a Worldwide War of Words, Russia, China and Iran Back Hamas
Officials and researchers say the deluge of online propaganda and disinformation is larger than anything seen before.
New York Times Top StoriesOne of the Touchiest Housing Decisions: Do We Stay or Do We Go?
Often, one half of a senior couple wants to remain in the house they long loved, while the other half sees their future unfolding in a continuing care community.
New York Times Top StoriesHezbollah’s Leader Stops Short of Calling to Expand Gaza War
In his first public comments during the Gaza war, Hassan Nasrallah said his powerful Lebanese militia had tied up Israel forces to help Hamas.
New York Times Top StoriesCruise Grew Fast and Angered Regulators. Now It’s Dealing With the Fallout.
The company, a General Motors subsidiary, has hired a law firm to investigate how it responded to regulators, as its cars sit idle and questions grow about its C.E.O.’s expansion plans.
New York Times Top StoriesBeth Israel Hospital May Close Next Year
The private hospital system asked state regulators to close Mount Sinai Beth Israel, which serves a swath of Lower Manhattan that has already lost several major medical institutions.
New York Times Top StoriesGen Z Beatles Fans Come Together on TikTok
“Can’t believe it’s 2023 and I get the joy of hearing a new Beatles song for the first time ever,” a 23-year-old says in a video post.
New York Times Top StoriesPolitics and Particulates: New Delhi Fights Against Pollution
Schools shut down and residents were told to stay indoors as the government seems unable to avert an airborne calamity with multiple culprits that descends at the onset of winter.
New York Times Top StoriesIsaac Herzog, Israel’s President: This Is Not a Battle Just Between Israel and Hamas
All nations should realize that they could be the next target for terrorists.
New York Times Top StoriesF.B.I. Raid of Adams Ally Brings Corruption Question to Mayor’s Doorstep
Mayor Eric Adams has faced ethics issues for years. A raid of his chief fund-raiser’s home poses a serious threat.
New York Times Top StoriesRussia Sends Biggest Drone Barrage in Weeks, Ukrainian Officials Say
Army officials and military analysts say it is part of a campaign to wear down and probe Ukrainian air defenses ahead of winter.
New York Times Top StoriesLess Pollution, More Global Warming
As we clean up the air, we also seem to making warming a bit worse.
New York Times Top StoriesTo Wear the Sudoku Crown, One Must Solve Any Number of Puzzles
Also helpful: pens, pencils, earplugs, plushies, a water bottle, calming herbal oil and the occasional “wild bifurcation” (a.k.a. a wild guess).
New York Times Top StoriesIn a Warming World, Clean Energy Stocks Fall While Oil Prospers
The market is focused on making money now and isn’t heeding urgent warnings about climate change, our columnist says.
New York Times Top StoriesOpen Enrollment Begins for Affordable Care Act Health Plans
Pandemic-era help with the monthly insurance premium costs continues through 2025.
New York Times Top StoriesIsaac Herzog, Israel’s President: This Is Not a Battle Just Between Israel and Hamas
All nations should realize that they could be the next target for terrorists.
New York Times Top StoriesNew Phase of Gateway Tunnel Project in Hudson River to Begin
Work on the long-delayed rail tunnel is set to speed up this month, as Senator Chuck Schumer announces an additional $3.8 billion in federal funding.
New York Times Top StoriesAs Gaza War Enters New Phase, Israel Faces Pressure Over Civilian Deaths
Fears are rising that the conflict could spread to the occupied West Bank, where tensions are soaring among Palestinians angered over deadly Israeli airstrikes in Gaza.
New York Times Top Stories1948
How the events of that fateful year shaped the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for decades to come.
New York Times Top StoriesFire at Drug Rehab Center in Iran Kills at Least 32, Local News Media Report
The judiciary was investigating the cause of the blaze in the Caspian Sea province of Gilan, Iran’s semiofficial Mehr News Agency said.
New York Times Top StoriesHard Fork: Casey Goes to the White House + The Copyright Battle Over A.I. + HatGPT
“It’s America, you can always sue.”
New York Times Top StoriesThe Dreams of Gaza’s Kids, and the Nightmare They Are Living
Two years ago, filmmakers asked children in Gaza about their dreams for the future. These were their responses.
New York Times Top StoriesN.F.L., on Lookout for Growth, Finds Open Arms in Germany
Football was introduced to the country by U.S. soldiers after World War II, but interests soared when the N.F.L. played its first regular-season game there last year.
New York Times Top StoriesUniversities Need to Stand Up for Jewish Students Like Us
Not only are harassment and intimidation not protected by the First Amendment, but they fly in the face of the purpose of a university.
New York Times Top StoriesAn Unarmed Teen Was Shot During a Cease-Fire. Israel Was Never Held to Account.
The people of Gaza deserve to enjoy full civil rights, including the right to compensatory damages. Without those rights, what can we expect them to do with their pain?
New York Times Top StoriesHoboken Is Building for a Very Rainy Day
This flood-prone city on the Hudson River has bundled water-absorbing infrastructure into benefits residents asked for, like parks and safer streets.
New York Times Top StoriesSome are gloomy, but the overall economic picture remains bright.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2023/11/03/business/jobs-report-october-economy/overall-economic-picture
New York Times Top StoriesThe Value of a Liberal Arts Degree: What’s the Return on Investment?
After years of hand-wringing about their future, liberal arts departments now face the chopping block. At risk: French, German, American studies and women’s studies.
New York Times Top StoriesAs a Teen, She Loved Video Games. Now She’s Using A.I. to Try to Quash Malaria.
Rokhaya Diagne, a 25-year-old A.I. entrepreneur in Senegal, is part of a subset of Africa’s enormous youth population that is confident technology can solve the continent’s biggest problems.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Fashion of ‘Selling Sunset’
The reality show is supposed to be about real estate. But many viewers are coming just for the fashion, and the cast knows it.