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Latino Organizers Say Republicans Took a Risk in Ignoring Nevada
G.O.P. presidential candidates bypassed the state because of a complicated, noncompetitive primary process. It also may have deterred some Latino voters.
New York Times Top StoriesNew York Times Top StoriesFAFSA Delays Make Affording College Even Harder
Federal financial aid programs were created to open the doors to higher education. FAFSA delays affect those who can least afford to pay for college.
New York Times Top Stories130-Year-Old California Bookstore Seeks Buyer
Vroman’s is a community landmark in Pasadena, Calif. Now, its longtime owner says he’s ready to turn over the reins.
New York Times Top StoriesHow Mark Meadows Became the Least Trusted Man in Washington
The untold story of the rise and fall of Trump’s former chief of staff — and his role in the prosecutions that may determine the 2024 election.
New York Times Top StoriesAfter Figma’s $20 Billion Windfall Evaporated, It’s Picking Up the Pieces
Regulatory scrutiny felled the sale of Figma, a design platform, to Adobe. Now it’s grappling with employee expectations and a changing market.
New York Times Top StoriesTrump Should Have a Man as a Running Mate
It would send an insidious message that Trump has no problem with women, and women should have no problem with him.
New York Times Top StoriesNavigating Israel’s War as a Couple When One Spouse is Jewish
For some couples, figuring out how to talk about the war in Gaza is a hurdle in the relationship, but ultimately one that has brought them closer.
New York Times Top StoriesConstruction Industry Grapples With Its Top Killer: Drug Overdose
Construction workers are more likely to die of overdose than workers in any other occupation, forcing the industry to rethink its approach to safety.
New York Times Top StoriesMigrant Crisis Complicates Democrats’ Bid to Regain George Santos’s Seat
The party has turned to a moderate veteran, Tom Suozzi, to restore its tarnished brand. But the migrant influx reaching New York has complicated his task.
New York Times Top StoriesMojo Nixon, Who Mixed Roots and Punk Rock, Dies at 66
His satirical songs included “Elvis Is Everywhere” and “Destroy All Lawyers.” He called himself “a rabble-rouser who does humorous social commentary within a rock-and-roll setting.”
New York Times Top StoriesWhy Nayib Bukele’s Anti-Crime Model for El Salvador Won’t Work in Other Countries
For all of its success in lowering crime, the Bukele model comes at a stark cost. Copycats beware.
New York Times Top StoriesPakistan Votes in an Election Widely Seen as Rigged
A crackdown on a major political party is the latest dizzying swerve in the country’s roller-coaster politics.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Land of Ferrari and Lamborghini Has a New Speed Limit: 30 K.P.H.
Bologna has become the first major Italian city to impose the limit on most streets, citing safety and livability. But it’s too slow for some: “A city has to move,” one cabby complained.
New York Times Top StoriesTucker Carlson Says His Putin Interview Will Be Shown on Thursday
The interview, which Moscow said took place this week, would give the Russian leader a chance to reach a potentially sympathetic audience in the United States.
New York Times Top StoriesMarianne Williamson Suspends Her Long-Shot Challenge Against Biden
The self-help author, who also ran in the Democratic primary in 2020, finished far behind President Biden in this year’s first nominating contests.
New York Times Top StoriesJanuary Temperatures Hit Record Highs on Land and at Sea
On the heels of Earth’s warmest year, January was the eighth month in a row in which global temperatures blew past previous records.
New York Times Top StoriesIn New York, Biden Courts Big-Money Donors and Attacks a ‘Dangerous’ Trump
In drawing rooms and ballrooms of the elite in Manhattan, any enthusiasm for a second Biden term seemed to be mingled with fear about the thought of a second one for Donald J. Trump.
New York Times Top StoriesOn Live TV, Guardian Angels Tackle Man Sliwa Misidentified as Migrant
“We’ve got to take back 42nd Street,” Curtis Sliwa, the founder of the anti-crime group, said on “Hannity” as the Guardian Angels pushed a man to the ground.
New York Times Top StoriesPakistan Election: Everything You Need to Know
Analysts say Pakistan’s powerful military has never intervened so openly on behalf of its preferred candidate.
New York Times Top StoriesAt Least 6 Missing After Fire at Pennsylvania Home Where 2 Police Officers Were Shot
Officers were responding to a report that an 11-year-old girl had been shot at a house in East Lansdowne, Pa., outside Philadelphia, the authorities said.
New York Times Top StoriesUkraine Worries About Losing Its Biggest Weapon: U.S. Military Aid
Without it, Kyiv could hold out for part of the year, one expert said, but would then begin losing the war.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Political Perils of a Black-Jewish Rift Over the War in Gaza
A divide bodes ill for Democrats — and perhaps even for Palestinians.
New York Times Top StoriesNetanyahu Spurns Hamas Offer for Gaza Cease-Fire
The Israeli prime minister said that the proposed deal would leave Israel vulnerable to attack and that its forces were preparing to expand their operations.
New York Times Top StoriesMonarch Butterfly Numbers Are Down Sharply at Wintering Areas in Mexico
Scientists said the decline appeared to be driven by hot, dry conditions in the United States and Canada that reduced food supply.
New York Times Top StoriesJohnson Stumbles, Deepening Republican Disarray and His Own Challenges
Little more than 100 days into his tenure, the speaker who was handed an impossible job has only made it more difficult for himself, baffling his colleagues.
New York Times Top StoriesWe Americans Neglect Our Children
American children are more likely to live in poverty, go hungry or die than in most of our peer countries. We can fix this.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Value of Listening
Deep listening, to criticism and praise, is a sign of respect.
New York Times Top StoriesPrince Harry Ends U.K. Trip Without Meeting Prince William
On a whirlwind trip to London, Harry met briefly with his father, King Charles III, who has cancer, but did not visit his older brother, the heir to the throne.
New York Times Top StoriesNikki Haley Still Isn’t Quitting
The electoral math is tough when the Republican base seems determined to nominate Trump again.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Senate Moved to Salvage Ukraine Aid
Also, a U.S. strike killed an Iranian-backed militia commander. Here’s the latest at the end of Wednesday.