New York Times Top Stories
Meta Reports Profits More Than Tripled and Issues Its First Dividend
The company’s quarterly revenue rose 25% as its costs fell after layoffs last year.
New York Times Top StoriesNew York Times Top StoriesSupreme Court to Mull Trump Ballot Questions
Should Trump be removed from the ballot for his role in the Capitol attack? Justices will hear arguments next week.
New York Times Top StoriesHistory of Failure on Border Policy Hangs Over Current Push in Congress
Republicans have scuttled efforts to rewrite immigration laws repeatedly over the past two decades, despite powerful bipartisan coalitions behind the efforts.
New York Times Top StoriesNYU Removed 2 Doctors Over Israel-Hamas Posts. Then Their Fates Diverged.
Both doctors worked for NYU Langone in New York. In a legal filing on Thursday, one doctor said the decision not to rehire him was unfair after his colleague appeared to get his job back.
New York Times Top StoriesAmazon Enters Chatbot Fray With New Shopping Tool
The tech giant introduced the Rufus chatbot. It has lagged behind others on introducing consumer-facing generative artificial intelligence.
New York Times Top StoriesBiden Takes Aim at Grocery Chains Over Food Prices
President Biden has begun to accuse stores of overcharging shoppers, as food costs remain a burden for consumers and a political problem for the president.
New York Times Top StoriesTrump’s Former CFO, Allen Weisselberg, in Negotiations Over Perjury Plea
Allen H. Weisselberg would admit to lying on the stand during the former president’s civil fraud trial, according to people familiar with the talks.
New York Times Top StoriesPlan to Resurface a Pyramid in Granite Draws Heated Debate
A project to restore granite blocks that once covered a greater portion of the Pyramid of Menkaure in Giza has been criticized by some preservationists.
New York Times Top StoriesFrench Farmers Are Urged by Unions to End Roadblocks
The call from two main farmers’ unions came after President Emmanuel Macron’s government announced new financial aid and plans to loosen regulations to end the nationwide protests.
New York Times Top StoriesUtah Bans D.E.I. Programs, Joining Other States
In its battles against the education establishment, conservatives are now targeting diversity, equity and inclusion programs, saying they are “doing more to divide us than to bring us together.”
New York Times Top StoriesCoastal Cities Brace for Climate Change
This week’s atmospheric rivers may only be the beginning.
New York Times Top StoriesA Look at the $10 Billion Design for a New Port Authority Bus Terminal
The Port Authority unveiled a revised design for a replacement of the much-reviled transit hub, which opened in 1950.
New York Times Top StoriesReality, Art and Peloton Stars Party at the Whitney
Guests at the museum’s annual Art Party in New York City talk about A.I.’s role in making their work.
New York Times Top StoriesIran Tries to Avoid War With U.S. After Stoking Mideast Conflicts
After Iran-aligned militants killed three American soldiers, Iran’s leaders sensed a line was crossed, and are sending more conciliatory signals while awaiting President Biden’s promised response.
New York Times Top StoriesEU Ukraine Aid Deal Is a Pawn in Orban’s Longer Populist Game
His real aim is to lead a populist and nativist rebellion against Europe’s liberal elite, though that campaign is showing signs of faltering.
New York Times Top StoriesGrateful for E.U. Aid, Ukraine Now Waits for the United States
The E.U. package of about $54 billion will be spent on nonmilitary expenses, like pensions, payments to displaced people and paying teachers and doctors.
New York Times Top StoriesHow to Quit Your Smartphone
Readers who have taken the plunge said it had improved their lives, marriages and mental health, and offered advice to those going without their smartphones for “Flip Phone February.”
New York Times Top StoriesTikTok Lost Universal’s Huge Music Catalog. What Happened?
Universal Music Group, the biggest of the three major conglomerates, pulled songs by Taylor Swift, Drake and other stars after failing to agree on a new contract. Here’s what’s at stake.
New York Times Top StoriesLook, No Hands: Meet New York City’s Garbage Truck of the Future
Mayor Eric Adams unveiled a prototype of a new side-loading garbage truck that will be used to lift large trash containers in an effort to get bags off the streets.
New York Times Top StoriesTwo Theater-Making Couples Reflect on Mortality and Renewal
A meditation on mortality and renewal, “The Following Evening” presents mirror images of two married pairs of theater makers.
New York Times Top StoriesSqueezed by Soaring Rent, Small Shops Get Creative
Some ambitious entrepreneurs in New York City are experimenting with diversified business models to connect with shoppers and bring in more money.
New York Times Top StoriesDefense Secretary Tries to Explain Why He Kept His Illness Secret
“I did not handle this right,” Lloyd J. Austin III said after being widely criticized for failing to immediately disclose his absence to the White House.
New York Times Top StoriesTrump’s Running Mate? It’s Gotta Be Vivek Ramaswamy.
Nothing says MAGA like a peacock who parrots you.
New York Times Top StoriesSusie Essman Says Goodbye to ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’
Ahead of the final season of “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” the comic looked back at playing Susie Greene, a character whose voice was as loud as her outfits.
New York Times Top StoriesThe ‘Mean Girls’ Movie Is Nicer. Teens Are Not.
Just because teenagers don’t call one another sluts anymore doesn’t mean they’re not just as good at being nasty to one another.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Dogs That Live Longest, by a Nose
Small dogs with prominent noses live longer than bigger, flat-faced canines, a new study suggests.
New York Times Top StoriesDevelopers Pan Apple’s New Plan for App Store in Europe
To comply with European regulations, Apple has proposed reducing its commission on app sales while adding new fees and hurdles.
New York Times Top StoriesHow Maurice Sendak Lived With His Own Wild Things
For decades, the author of “In the Night Kitchen” and “The Nutshell Library” fortified himself with art and words.
New York Times Top StoriesTech CEOs Got Grilled, but New Rules Are Still a Question
Tech leaders faced a grilling in the Senate, and one offered an apology. But skeptics fear little will change this time.
New York Times Top StoriesMonkey Who Escaped in Scotland is Captured
A Japanese macaque escaped from a wildlife park on Sunday. After five days of “living his best life,” he was back home on Thursday.