Storm Batters Southern Ukraine, Spreading Misery for Civilians and Soldiers
Violent waves stirred by hurricane-force winds threatened to tear maritime mines from their moorings in the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea.
Violent waves stirred by hurricane-force winds threatened to tear maritime mines from their moorings in the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea.
President Biden said his goal was to extend the temporary truce between Israel and Hamas to obtain the release of other captives and send more aid into Gaza.
Alongside President Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, Mr. Musk toured an Israeli village where dozens of people were killed in the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attacks.
For many in the Caribbean diaspora, there is no substitute for this deeply flavorful fruitcake.
If you have ever wondered what the “Sesame Street” muppet is really eating, we have the answer.
The White House and economists will be closely watching the annual shopping events for insight into what the data says about the state of the consumer.
The Times’s century-old charity fund has a new name.
Plus, a shooting wounds three Palestinian men in Vermont, and Young Thug’s lyrics are allowed as trial evidence.
Representative George Santos is facing a new expulsion push after a damning ethics report.
This new podcast features a selection of interviews from the 2023 DealBook Summit event, hosted by Andrew Ross Sorkin.
“Make way for someone else,” a new grass-roots movement demands as women challenge the official argument that the mobilized troops are needed in combat indefinitely.
Almost all the polling shows the same pattern. Could the coming campaign restore Democrats’ usual advantage?
The former president’s chief rivals are running low on time to make a statement in Iowa’s caucuses, which could determine whether the Republicans’ nominating contest is seriously contested at all.
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We should all be paying careful attention to the former president’s plans for a second term.
The Biden administration isn’t letting the tech giants write the rules of global trade. Good.
Expressing feminist views in Russia is now an increasingly dangerous thing to do.
You won’t find a silver bullet in a single food, experts say, but there are some that may help you build the best defense.
Since the Adult Survivors Act was passed, more than 3,000 civil suits have been filed, some aimed at politicians and others at institutions including hospitals and jails.
New York’s best bet for entering the era of offshore wind power is stacked up at the water’s edge in Connecticut.
Circles for Safe Streets encourages New York drivers who hit people to take responsibility. Those who were injured can speak directly to those at fault.
Google has a zero-tolerance policy for child abuse content. The scanning process can sometimes go awry and tar innocent individuals as abusers.
The effort to rescue 41 construction workers in India has faced repeated setbacks. Now the authorities are trying to drill vertically through a mountain.
Rather than take a confrontational approach with trespassers looking to farm or log in a tropical rainforest in Indonesia, teams of women rangers try dialogue first.
The United States is investigating whether Iran was involved in the incident. Hours after the attack, two missiles were fired at the Navy ship involved in the rescue.
Portland students have struggled with absenteeism since the pandemic,
He has attended the past two summits and calls climate change “the ultimate threat” but will miss the talks that are set to begin in Dubai on Thursday.
A third group of captives released from Gaza included a 4-year-old dual American-Israeli citizen whose parents were killed in the Hamas attack on Oct. 7.
The judges for the prestigious award were not unanimous in their decision to select this novel, which depicts an Ireland descending into totalitarianism.
The three college students were on their way to dinner on Saturday night. The police have yet to identify a suspect.