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French Farmers Block Roads Around Paris in Growing Standoff
The authorities warned residents to brace for extreme disruptions as farmers converged on the capital to press a wide range of grievances.
New York Times Top StoriesNew York Times Top StoriesVoting Is Bewildering This Primary Season. That Worries Experts.
New Hampshire’s ballot didn’t include President Biden. South Carolina has two primaries. Nevada has a primary and a caucus. A morass of dates and formats could keep some voters away.
New York Times Top StoriesWhat Evergrande’s Liquidation Might Mean for the Global Economy
The long-embattled property developer was finally ordered to liquidate. What comes next will test Western companies’ appetite to keep operating in China.
New York Times Top StoriesKamala Harris, Sharper and Lively, Begins to Make Her Case
Her skills are better, but can she revive the party?
New York Times Top StoriesAn Italian Holocaust Survivor Asks if She Has ‘Lived in Vain’
Liliana Segre, who has become Italy’s conscience on the Holocaust, says she is pessimistic in the face of rising anti-Semitism.
New York Times Top StoriesKamila Valieva Banned Four Years Over 2022 Olympic Doping Case
Valieva, once a 15-year-old gold medal favorite, was punished in a doping case that upended the figure skating competition at the Beijing Games.
New York Times Top StoriesWalmart Offers Store Managers Company Stock to Make Them Feel Like ‘Owners’
The retailer has been raising wages for store associates. It’s now turning its attention to improving salaries and benefits for their bosses.
New York Times Top StoriesNew Murder Trial for Alex Murdaugh? A Judge Will Soon Decide.
Mr. Murdaugh, a longtime South Carolina lawyer convicted of murdering his wife and son, claims that a court clerk improperly influenced the jury.
New York Times Top StoriesAs Buses of Migrants Arrive in Chicago Suburbs, Residents Debate the Role of Their Towns
In recent weeks, buses have been bypassing the city for its smaller outlying communities, where people are unaccustomed to the flow of newcomers.
New York Times Top StoriesChina Evergrande Must Be Liquidated, a Judge Said. What Happens Next?
The massive property developer epitomized China’s real estate frenzy, and its downfall fueled the market’s downturn.
New York Times Top StoriesGaza’s Food Crisis
Famine has become a central humanitarian concern in the enclave.
New York Times Top StoriesWhere Southerners Go to Fill the Tank and Feed the Family
Are they gas stations that serve food or restaurants that pump gas? A new photography book explores the lure of these restorative community rest stops.
New York Times Top StoriesTalks on pausing fighting and releasing hostages were ‘constructive,’ Israel says.
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New York Times Top StoriesBiden Vows to Retaliate, and a Super Bowl Rematch
Plus, a new therapy lets an 11-year-old hear for the first time.
New York Times Top StoriesToday’s Teenagers: Anxious About Their Futures and Disillusioned by Politicians
More than previous generations, they are concerned about their mental health and educational prospects, new surveys show.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Failed Promise of Police Body Cameras
The devices were supposed to be a revolution in accountability. What went wrong?
New York Times Top StoriesE. Jean Carroll and the Value of a Woman ‘Past Her Prime’
E. Jean Carroll’s lawsuit against Donald Trump was about defamation. But it was also about the worth of a woman, long past middle age, who dared to claim she still had value.
New York Times Top StoriesInside Biden’s Anti-Trump Battle Plan (and Where Taylor Swift Fits In)
Watching Donald Trump ascend, the newly energized Biden campaign is aiming to make the general election all about him. It’s also hoping for some big endorsements.
New York Times Top StoriesNikki Haley Can Do a Lot of Damage
Hounding Trump is an important task.
New York Times Top StoriesWhat Trump Could Do on Abortion in a Second Term
A backdoor federal ban is on the table.
New York Times Top StoriesSupreme Court’s Mixed Record on Overturning Precedents
The current court is not out of step with earlier ones in how often it overturns decisions. But it is more apt to do so to reach conservative results.
New York Times Top StoriesGoFundMe Is Remaking Disaster Aid. It Largely Helps the Wealthy.
The crowdfunding site raised more money for wildfire survivors with high incomes than for those who need help most, researchers found.
New York Times Top Stories6 Cocktail Bars to Visit for Drinks in Singapore
Bartenders around the city are mixing up creative cocktails with unexpected, and often ecologically conscious, ingredients. Here are six spots to visit.
New York Times Top StoriesAs Buses of Migrants Arrive in Chicago Suburbs, Residents Debate the Role of Their Towns
In recent weeks, buses have been bypassing the city for its smaller outlying communities, where people are unaccustomed to the flow of newcomers.
New York Times Top StoriesFor Europe and NATO, a Russian Invasion Is No Longer Unthinkable
Amid crumbling U.S. support for Ukraine and Donald Trump’s rising candidacy, European nations and NATO are making plans to take on Russia by themselves.
New York Times Top StoriesNvidia’s Big Tech Rivals Put Their Own A.I. Chips on the Table
Chafing at their dependence, Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft are racing to cut into Nvidia’s dominant share of the market.
New York Times Top StoriesHottest Job in Corporate America? The Executive in Charge of A.I.
Many feared that artificial intelligence would kill jobs. But hospitals, insurance companies and others are creating roles to navigate and harness the disruptive technology.
New York Times Top StoriesTo Beat Trump, Joe Biden Needs a New Narrative
The president has a strong populist case to make for a future in which ordinary Americans, and the ideals embodied in our Constitution, can prosper.
New York Times Top StoriesShe Issued a Call to ‘#MakeJewishBabies.’ Some Are Taking It Seriously.
Irina Barskaya, a 33-year-old woman in Brooklyn, felt a pull to have children with another Jew after the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks. She’s not the only one.
New York Times Top StoriesIn the Race to Replace George Santos, National Issues Reverberate
Here’s what you need to know about the special House election on Feb. 13, pitting former Representative Tom Suozzi, a Democrat, against Mazi Pilip, a local Republican legislator.