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Trump Owns Dobbs and Everything That Comes With It
The challenge of this election is to remind the voting public that the former president is, in fact, a conservative Republican.
New York Times Top StoriesNew York Times Top Stories‘Genius: MLK/X’ Offers Portraits of the Icons as Vital Young Men
“We wanted to take them off the T-shirts and make them real,” said Gina Prince-Bythewood, who created the series with her husband Reggie Rock Bythewood.
New York Times Top StoriesWhat Is a Sommelier in the Post-Pandemic Restaurant Economy?
The job, once seen as an essential feature of any establishment serious about wine, now seems to be a luxury in the post-pandemic restaurant economy.
New York Times Top StoriesTrump Fully Devours the Republican Establishment
Long a dominant force over the party’s institutions, he is now moving to fully eradicate their independence and remake them in his own image.
New York Times Top StoriesHunter Biden’s $6.5 Million Patron, Kevin Morris, Draws Fire
The Hollywood lawyer’s support of the president’s son is under scrutiny from House Republicans while his aggressive tactics are rankling the White House.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Lost Story of New York’s Most Powerful Black Woman
In her remarkable life, Elizabeth Gloucester embodied a new model of Black, feminist capitalism.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Fight Over Academic Freedom
Amid spiraling campus speech debates, many professors are rallying in defense of a bedrock principle. But can they agree on just what it means?
New York Times Top StoriesIn Eagle Pass, Texas, a Round of ‘Combat Golf’
At the center of a dispute over immigration enforcement along the Texas border, an unusual golf course operates alongside National Guard troops, Humvees and rolls of concertina wire.
New York Times Top StoriesGirl Power Was the Biggest Trend at New York Fashion Week
Muscle tees. Boss-lady coats. At New York Fashion Week, designers made strength into style.
New York Times Top StoriesLife Imitates Art as a ‘Master and Margarita’ Movie Stirs Russia
An American director’s adaptation of the beloved novel is resonating with moviegoers, who may recognize some similarities in its satire of authoritarian rule.
New York Times Top StoriesFour Dead At Nasser Hospital After Outage, Gaza Health Ministry Says
The ministry said four patients at Nasser Medical Complex died from lack of oxygen when generators cut out. The claims could not be independently verified.
New York Times Top StoriesTrump May Face Harsh Financial Penalties in Fraud Trial Under a New York Law
In the civil fraud case brought by Attorney General Letitia James, the little-known measure could mean hundreds of millions in penalties.
New York Times Top StoriesThe New School Faces Budget Troubles So It Is Selling Its Presidential Residence
The New School wants to sell its presidential residence in Manhattan for $20 million. It joins other small colleges that are turning to their real estate to help them through budget troubles.
New York Times Top StoriesAfter Hamas Captured Their Sons, 2 American Families Became Activists
Omer Neutra and Edan Alexander, young men from the New York area who joined Israel’s military, were taken prisoner near Gaza. Their families now share one urgent goal: to free them.
New York Times Top StoriesRishi Sunak Back in Hot Seat After Parliamentary Election Losses
With a general election looming, the Conservatives’ loss of two seats in Britain’s Parliament probably won’t be enough to cause another party coup.
New York Times Top StoriesAs Gaza Death Toll Mounts, the Peace Lobby Fights for Influence in Washington
The Friends Committee, a Quaker lobbying group, has been pushing in Washington for a cease-fire, going up against more powerful and better-funded groups backing Israel.
New York Times Top StoriesSouth Korea’s Antitrust Enforcers Aimed at Big Tech. Then Came the Backlash.
The government pledged to protect South Korean online platforms from marketplace giants, but online business circles are crying foul play.
New York Times Top StoriesA Show Tune Reference Sealed the Deal
For Jill Rafson and Zach Miller, the worlds of New York theater and trucking made a surprisingly perfect match.
New York Times Top StoriesMan Wrongfully Imprisoned for 37 Years to Receive $14 Million From City of Tampa
Robert DuBoise, 59, was sentenced to death after being wrongfully convicted in a 1983 murder and rape. He sued after his conviction was overturned and reached a settlement with the city on Thursday.
New York Times Top StoriesAt St. Patrick’s Cathedral, a Funeral Was Held for Cecilia Gentili, a Transgender Activist
St. Patrick’s Cathedral was the site of protests over the church’s position on homosexuality and AIDS. On Thursday, it hosted a jubilant funeral for Cecilia Gentili, a former sex worker and actress.
New York Times Top StoriesConservatives Suffer Setback in Parliamentary Election in Britain
The results came as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak deals with a shrinking economy and discontent over a crisis gripping the country’s health system.
New York Times Top StoriesLegal Experts Skeptical of Conflict of Interest Claim in Trump Georgia Case
But as a matter of public perception, the experts said that Thursday’s hearing did not help Fani Willis and Nathan Wade, the prosecutors leading the case.
New York Times Top StoriesWith Everything on the Line, Fani Willis Delivered Raw Testimony
Ms. Willis, the district attorney overseeing the Georgia prosecution of Donald J. Trump, searingly refuted allegations that she had a disqualifying conflict of interest.
New York Times Top StoriesLawsuit Against NRA Goes to Jury After Final Arguments
The case, brought by the New York attorney general, Letitia James, accused leaders of the National Rifle Association of corruption and misspending.
New York Times Top StoriesD.A. Denies Improper Relationship With Special Trump Prosecutor
Defense lawyers argue a romance between the Fulton County district attorney, Fani T. Willis, and the special prosecutor she hired to handle the election interference case in Georgia should disqualify them.
New York Times Top StoriesWoman Killed in Kansas City Shooting Was a Popular Radio Host
Elizabeth Galvan, 43, who was fatally shot near Union Station in Kansas City, Mo., on Wednesday, was a mother of two and co-hosted a radio program that featured Tejano music.
New York Times Top StoriesTrump Is at Odds With NATO — and Reality
Is the ex-president confused about past events, or is it something else?
New York Times Top StoriesThe Cure for What Ails Our Democracy
We have to get past the idea that political conflicts are fights between good and evil.
New York Times Top StoriesTrump’s First Criminal Trial Date Was Set for Next Month
Also, a Columbia surgeon published flawed studies. Here’s the latest at the end of Thursday.
New York Times Top StoriesAlaska Woman Gets 99 Years for Arranging Murder of Best Friend
Lured by a false promise of at least $9 million, Denali Brehmer, 23, of Anchorage, plotted to kill Cynthia Hoffman, prosecutors said.