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Premier League TV Rights Deal Steps Back From Streaming
Why did soccer’s richest league step back from streaming? Maybe because the status quo still pays.
New York Times Top StoriesNew York Times Top StoriesAmazon Is Cracking Down on Union Organizing, Workers Say
The company has disciplined union supporters and fired one in recent weeks, ahead of a trial that will weigh their right to interact with co-workers.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Best Children’s Books of 2023
Here are the year’s most notable picture, chapter and middle grade books, selected by our children’s books editor.
New York Times Top StoriesHiding T. Rex Figurines — and an Engagement Ring
Julie Estrada Ewart, a single mother for 11 years, was not sure she would ever find true love. Enter Robert Bishop, a hockey coach who said he had been waiting his whole life for her.
New York Times Top StoriesHow Has the Economy Affected You? We Want to Know.
The Times’s economics team is looking for reader input on what you’re going through financially and what you see in your community.
New York Times Top Stories‘Starting Soon, Nerds’: Levy Rozman Wants to Teach You Chess
He sacrificed his grandmaster dreams to become one of the game’s most popular personalities.
New York Times Top StoriesBystanders Stop Woman From Burning Home Where Martin Luther King Jr. Was Born
Two off-duty police officers from New York and two visitors intervened. The woman was arrested and charged with attempted arson, Atlanta police said.
New York Times Top StoriesDHL Workers at Kentucky Air Cargo Hub Go on Strike
Workers who load and unload cargo planes at DHL’s hub near Cincinnati walked out after months of negotiations failed to produce a contract.
New York Times Top StoriesMad for It: What Happened When Chanel Came to Manchester
The French fashion house took its Métiers d’Art show to the north of England and the home of soccer, Coronation Street and Northern soul.
New York Times Top Stories‘What the Heck?’ CNN’s Debate Plans Leave New Hampshire Officials Confused.
The news network said it would host a Republican primary debate in New Hampshire at Saint Anselm College. That was news to Saint Anselm.
New York Times Top StoriesHow Has the Economy Affected You? We Want to Know.
The Times’s economics team is looking for reader input on what you’re going through financially and what you see in your community.
New York Times Top StoriesNotre-Dame’s Fire-Damaged Spire Rises Again
President Emmanuel Macron had vowed to rebuild within five years from a blaze that marred the famed Paris cathedral. So far, the schedule is on track.
New York Times Top StoriesThomas Mayo on What Comes After Australia Rejected the Voice
Thomas Mayo was the calm champion of the effort in Australia to give Indigenous people a voice in Parliament. After its failure, will he turn up the volume?
New York Times Top StoriesHigher Rates Can Help Retirees but Stocks Outpace Inflation
Investors who want to lock in safe income may be hurt over the long haul if they don’t also hold stocks, our columnist says.
New York Times Top StoriesAn Aid Package That Invests in American Security Goals
Congress should promptly approve a military aid package that includes crucial support for Ukraine and Israel.
New York Times Top StoriesPutin Says He Will Seek Another Term as Russia’s President
The announcement was long expected after the Constitution was amended in 2020, effectively allowing the Russian leader to stay in power until 2036.
New York Times Top StoriesA Timeline of Hunter Biden’s Life and Legal Troubles
Mr. Biden, 53, has acknowledged a decades-long addiction to alcohol and crack cocaine. His foreign business dealings have led to questions about President Biden’s influence.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Race to Dominate A.I.
We look at the recent history of A.I. and what to expect for the industry.
New York Times Top StoriesGoogle’s Next Top Model, Will the Cybertruck Crash? and This Week in A.I.
Like the Cybertruck, this podcast is bulletproof.
New York Times Top StoriesIran Looks to Houthi Proxies to Escalate Fight With Israel
The Iranian-backed militia in Yemen has launched drone and missile attacks on Israeli and American targets. American officials fear the group could go too far and incite a wider war.
New York Times Top StoriesHow Much Can Forests Fight Climate Change? A Sensor in Space Has Answers.
A new NASA program is helping researchers more accurately calculate how much planet-warming carbon protected areas are storing. It’s a lot.
New York Times Top StoriesHunter Biden’s New Charges, and a Weight-Loss Surgery ‘Factory’
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New York Times Top StoriesBiden Is Trying to Rein In Israel. Is It Working?
What started as unwavering support has given way to growing skepticism and sometimes open disapproval.
New York Times Top StoriesIsrael Says It Detained Hundreds of Terrorism Suspects in Gaza
The Israeli military said that many had surrendered and been transferred to Israel for further questioning.
New York Times Top StoriesWorld Bank President Ajay Banga Addresses Climate Change
Ajay Banga, who took over the top job in June, has prioritized global warming issues in his first months on the job.
New York Times Top StoriesPoliticians Used to Feel Shame Over Their Scandals. Not Anymore.
Are sex, money and hypocrisy enough to end a political career these days?
New York Times Top StoriesRepublican Voters May Decide Mayor’s Race in Democratic Houston
The nonpartisan race to lead the nation’s fourth-largest city ends Saturday in a runoff between two longtime Democrats who have sparred over public safety.
New York Times Top StoriesCampus Antisemitism, Free Speech and Double Standards
Colleges have discovered the virtues of free speech only now, when the speech in question hurts Jews.
New York Times Top StoriesA Beloved Comedian’s Film on Domestic Abuse Draws Italians, in Droves
Paola Cortellesi’s directorial debut is kindling discussions about domestic violence and women’s rights. It’s also become one of Italy’s highest-grossing films.
New York Times Top StoriesPrince Harry on ‘The Crown,’ Luther Ford’s First Role
Luther Ford, a film student, had never acted in a big-budget production before being cast as the royal family’s most divisive recent figure in the Netflix show’s final season.