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Maine Gunman Was Most Likely Alive for Much of 2-Day Manhunt
The assailant in the mass shooting in Lewiston died about eight to 12 hours before his body was found, officials say.
New York Times Top StoriesNew York Times Top StoriesZelensky Rebuke of General Signals Rift in Ukrainian Leadership
The presidential office said Gen. Valery Zaluzhny’s declaration that the war is at a stalemate was helpful to the Russians.
New York Times Top StoriesPhoenix Tent Camp Is Gone, But Homeless Crisis Persists
The city was under a court order to dismantle “the Zone,” a sprawling downtown homeless encampment, by Saturday.
New York Times Top StoriesMilitants Attack Air Base in Pakistan
Though it was repelled, the incident is part of a worrying trend of increased assaults on military targets and a rise in extremist violence more generally.
New York Times Top StoriesHaley Says She Would ‘Send Back’ Migrants Already Here, Pledges to ‘Close’ Border
Tough promises on immigration from Nikki Haley and her rivals for the Republican nomination face logistical and legal barriers.
New York Times Top StoriesTop 10 Hardest and Easiest Spelling Bee Words, Oct. 28-Nov. 3
Some are so tough that you probably shouldn’t stew over them.
New York Times Top StoriesFor Bobby Knight, a Basketball Legend, Baseball Provided a Comforting Coda
As his memory declined, Bobby Knight, the volatile former Indiana University basketball coach, found some solace in the Cleveland baseball team of his youth.
New York Times Top StoriesHow the Real Estate Broker Business Could Change
Industry experts say a federal jury ruling this week against the National Association of Realtors and large brokerages makes the current commission model likely to change.
New York Times Top StoriesPutting Pressure on Palestinian Activists Isn’t Making Jewish Students Any Safer
Why both sides feel victimized by the campus debate over the war in Gaza.
New York Times Top StoriesPutting Pressure on Palestinian Activists Isn’t Making Jewish Students Any Safer
Why both sides feel victimized by the campus debate over the war in Gaza.
New York Times Top StoriesIn the West Bank, Losing Hope and Freedom
Forty-one years after I befriended two Palestinian university students, I met up with them again to talk about their lives.
New York Times Top StoriesIn the West Bank, Losing Hope and Freedom
Forty-one years after I befriended two Palestinian university students, I met up with them again to talk about their lives.
New York Times Top StoriesGet to Know the Influential Conservative Intellectuals Who Help Explain G.O.P. Extremism
A coalition of catastrophists is trying to make the next generation of Republicans believe that the country is on the verge of collapse.
New York Times Top StoriesGet to Know the Influential Conservative Intellectuals Who Help Explain G.O.P. Extremism
A coalition of catastrophists is trying to make the next generation of Republicans believe that the country is on the verge of collapse.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Urgent Need to Nuclear Talks with China
After months of tense relations between the U.S. and China, there is a welcome sign of better communication.
New York Times Top StoriesRothko, in Pain and Glory
An illuminating new museum retrospective. Plus, a new podcast for kids and the latest from the Middle East.
New York Times Top StoriesListen Early to ‘This American Life’: Is That What I Look Like?
Why it often takes an outsider to set yourself straight.
New York Times Top StoriesAbortion Is on the Ballot in Tuesday’s Elections, Giving a Preview for 2024
Elections in Kentucky, Ohio and Virginia will give an early preview of how abortion will shape the political landscape in 2024, and the effectiveness of both parties’ approaches.
New York Times Top StoriesThe New Enemies of Argentina’s Far Right: Taylor Swift and BTS Fans
Javier Milei wants to be Argentina’s next president. But first he must get around legions of angry Taylor Swift and BTS fans.
New York Times Top StoriesLauren Boebert, Facing Primary, Is Haunted by ‘Beetlejuice’ Episode
The “Beetlejuice” incident continues to haunt the once-unrepentant congresswoman from Colorado. The state’s old guard is lining up behind a primary challenger.
New York Times Top StoriesWeWork Bankruptcy Would Deal Another Blow to Ailing N.Y. Office Market
The fallout would be particularly hard for landlords already struggling with piling debt and companies scaling back their office footprint.
New York Times Top StoriesHow Chefs Eat With the NYC Marathon in Mind
Marathons require a lot of dietary discipline. So what happens when running is your passion and food is your job?
New York Times Top StoriesSeeking a Home for His Parents, a Son Built a Community
Priya Living, a senior living company that is steeped in Indian culture, began with a small footprint in California and now has expansion plans in the U.S. and India.
New York Times Top StoriesSeeking a Home for His Parents, a Son Built a Community
Priya Living, a senior living company that is steeped in Indian culture, began with a small footprint in California and now has expansion plans in the U.S. and India.
New York Times Top StoriesLook, Up in the Sky! Amazon’s Drones Are Delivering Cans of Soup!
Amazon’s much-hyped drone project is dropping small objects on driveways. Some customers are not sure what it delivers beyond minestrone.
New York Times Top StoriesDream Job or Arranged Marriage? An Indian Woman Ponders What’s Next.
She had dreams of a prestigious government career. Her family wanted an engagement she couldn’t refuse.
New York Times Top StoriesRashida Tlaib Posts Video Accusing Biden of Supporting ‘Genocide’
Representative Tlaib has been on the leading edge of a group of Democrats critical of the president’s embrace of Israel, but the accusation marks an extraordinary broadside from a lawmaker of his own party.
New York Times Top StoriesMolly Huddle and Kellyn Taylor Return to the Marathon
Returning to competition after childbirth can be challenging, but new accommodations for runners, like lactation tents, can ease the transition.
New York Times Top StoriesDid Fake Donors Give the Mayor Real Money? The F.B.I. Wants to Know.
A search at the home of Mayor Eric Adams’s fund-raising chief sought information about a so-called straw donor scheme.
New York Times Top StoriesHow Cameron Levins Trains for the New York City Marathon
Cameron Levins, among the favorites to win the New York City Marathon, runs about 180 miles a week, or nearly 26 miles a day on average.