New York Times Top Stories
Google Updates Bard Chatbot With ‘Gemini’ A.I. As It Chases ChatGPT
After more than eight months of research and development, Google has unveiled its most powerful A.I. so far. But only parts of it are widely available.
New York Times Top StoriesNew York Times Top StoriesNorman Lear, TV’s Greatest American
The “All in the Family” producer made sitcoms into a form of patriotic dissent.
New York Times Top StoriesPolice Trainers Used Sexist Language and Glorified Violence, Videos Show
Street Cop Training, a private police training company, encouraged the use of unconstitutional tactics, a report by New Jersey’s comptroller says.
New York Times Top StoriesStream These 6 Great Norman Lear Shows
Beginning with “All in the Family,” Lear filled the airwaves throughout the 1970s with popular, critically acclaimed shows about families from varied ethnic and economic backgrounds.
New York Times Top StoriesNorman Lear: What Archie Bunker Would Have Thought of Donald Trump and Jan. 6
The Emmy-winning TV producer Norman Lear considers his first century and his hopes for the next century.
New York Times Top StoriesWhy Parents Can’t Quit the Elite College Arms Race
They’re anxious about an uncertain future that is beyond their control.
New York Times Top StoriesNorman Lear, Whose Comedies Changed the Face of TV, Is Dead at 101
As the producer of “All in the Family” and many other shows, Mr. Lear showed that it was possible to be topical, funny and immensely popular.
New York Times Top StoriesAs Political Turmoil Intensifies in Ukraine, Opposition Leader Calls for Unity
Petro O. Poroshenko, a former president, was barred from leaving the country, prompting renewed infighting. He said leaders needed to stick together as Kyiv tries to bolster support abroad.
New York Times Top StoriesLabor’s Very Good Year
Why 2023 was such an important year for unions.
New York Times Top StoriesJussi Pylkkänen Steps Down as Christie’s President
The Christie’s president Jussi Pylkkänen, who held the hammer for the auction house’s biggest sales, is leaving after nearly 40 years. Much changed in that time.
New York Times Top StoriesHouse-to-House Gunfights in Gaza, and Chaos on Capitol Hill
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New York Times Top StoriesOpioid Victims Have a Settlement. Will the Supreme Court Undo It?
The justices will decide whether the multibillion-dollar compensation deal struck by Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family is legal.
New York Times Top StoriesBoris Johnson Apologizes at U.K. Covid Inquiry for ‘Pain and Suffering’
The former prime minister, whose tenure was dominated and derailed by the pandemic, is expected to admit some mistakes but also point out his successes.
New York Times Top Stories‘This Is Grim,’ One Democratic Pollster Says
This is what’s keeping the Biden campaign up at night.
New York Times Top StoriesOakland Educators Plan Unauthorized Teach-in Supporting Palestinians
The district opposes the event, and some Jewish groups raised concerns about what they saw as bias.
New York Times Top StoriesAlabama Is at the Center of the 4th Republican Presidential Debate
Republican presidential candidates will gather in Tuscaloosa on Wednesday, at a moment when the state’s politics have new resonance on the national stage.
New York Times Top StoriesObamas’ Vision for Hollywood Company: ‘This Isn’t Like Masterpiece Theater’
With three new films on Netflix, Barack and Michelle Obama’s production company, Higher Ground, is pursuing projects in different genres that aren’t always uplifting.
New York Times Top Stories‘Modern Love Podcast’: I Married My Subway Crush
Zoe Fishman had a strong feeling that the man she nicknamed her “subway crush” was the love of her life. But what she couldn’t predict was the devastating way she would lose him.
New York Times Top StoriesWhat Our Columnists Would Ask at the Debate
They propose questions designed to test the candidates on guns and crime, foreign wars and health care.
New York Times Top StoriesWhy We’re Stuck in a Constant Cycle of Drug Shortages
A few simple solutions could save lives and ease the struggles of countless Americans.
New York Times Top StoriesCan Carbon Capture Live Up to the Hype?
The technology to capture and bury carbon dioxide has struggled to ramp up and has real limits. But experts say it could play a valuable role.
New York Times Top StoriesBest Songs of 2023
Seventy-one tracks that asked big questions, found new kinship between genres and helped us see the good in Ken.
New York Times Top StoriesGaza War Widens Gap Between Arab Rulers and Citizens
Bahrain, a small Gulf monarchy, faces growing pressure from citizens to cut its recently established ties with Israel — a microcosm of the tensions spreading across the Mideast.
New York Times Top StoriesBest Dance Performances of 2023
New York City Ballet’s 75th anniversary celebration and Dance Reflections from France delivered some of this year’s brightest moments.
New York Times Top StoriesExtreme Sledding in the Swiss Alps
There is nothing tame about sledding in Switzerland, where participants rocket down steep, miles-long slopes, sometimes at night.
New York Times Top StoriesBowman Is Latest House Democrat to Face a Primary Over Israel Stance
George Latimer, the Westchester County executive, told The New York Times he would run against Mr. Bowman, a rising star of the Democratic left, next year.
New York Times Top StoriesSeveral Killed in Shootings Across Central Texas
A suspect, now in custody, opened fire at four locations in Austin on Tuesday and may also be linked to an apparent homicide in San Antonio, the authorities said.
New York Times Top StoriesThe 71 Most Stylish People of 2023
OK, some might be more Styles-ish than stylish. But all commanded attention this year.
New York Times Top StoriesMegyn Kelly Returning to Debate Spotlight on NewsNation
Wednesday’s Trump-less debate is a breakthrough moment for a fledgling cable network — and a comeback of sorts for Ms. Kelly, a former Fox News star.
New York Times Top StoriesYears After Monsanto Deal, Bayer’s Roundup Bills Keep Piling Up
Juries recently awarded plaintiffs more than $2 billion in damages tied to Roundup, the weedkiller that has been linked to cancer. Bayer is fighting back.