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After Super Tuesday, Trump Is Stronger Than He’s Ever Been
A rule of the Trump era: The lower his profile, the higher his polls.
New York Times Top StoriesNew York Times Top StoriesBiden Preps for the State of the Union Speech and Rowdy Republicans
The speech, which will be edited up until the president delivers it, will be watched by one of his biggest audiences before the November election.
New York Times Top StoriesIf They Can’t Make a Federal Case Out of Trump …
The Supreme Court may well decide another presidential election.
New York Times Top StoriesWhen Caitlin Clark Comes to Town
Measures of her star power include huge jumps in attendance at road games, and the logistical planning required.
New York Times Top Stories5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Don Cherry
Listen to favorite songs by an adventurous musician who pushed the boundaries of jazz, selected by writers and musicians including Nailah Hunter, Kieran Hebden and the artist’s son Eagle-Eye Cherry.
New York Times Top StoriesWhy Don’t More American Maestros Lead American Orchestras?
Leonard Bernstein blazed a trail for conductors from the United States nearly 70 years ago. But at top American orchestras these days, they’re scarce.
New York Times Top StoriesTrump’s Conquest of the Republican Party Matters to Every American
Donald Trump has used the presidential primaries to purge his party of dissent. Republicans have lost the capacity to serve as a check on his power.
New York Times Top StoriesThe Chinese Immigrants Making Their Way to New York City
Thousands of Chinese migrants have made their way to Queens, Brooklyn and Chinatown after first passing through Central and South America.
New York Times Top StoriesSchiff and Garvey Advance in the California Senate Race for Feinstein’s Seat
Representative Adam Schiff, a prominent antagonist of former President Donald J. Trump, will face Steve Garvey, a Republican former baseball star, in a November runoff.
New York Times Top StoriesChina Cancels a News Conference, Shutting a Window for Its People
Once a year, the premier held a news conference, explaining the economy and giving Chinese a taste of political participation. That has come to an end.
New York Times Top StoriesTrump’s Victory Speech After Super Tuesday Conjures a Dark Vision
As he dominated the Super Tuesday battlefield, former President Donald Trump warned of dark days ahead if President Biden were to win a second term. “We’re a third-world country,” he said repeatedly.
New York Times Top StoriesOpenAI Says Elon Musk Tried to Merge It With Tesla
In its first public comment since Mr. Musk sued the artificial intelligence lab, OpenAI claims he tried to commercialize its operations years ago.
New York Times Top StoriesNorth Carolina Republicans Pick Their Man, and He’s a Doozy
But a Democrat might beat him in November by focusing on voter concerns.
New York Times Top StoriesHarvard’s Response to Subpoenas Is Called ‘Useless’ by House Committee
Harvard said it has been acting in good faith and submitted nearly 1,500 pages of new material.
New York Times Top StoriesDonald Trump, Seeking Donors, Meets With Elon Musk
It’s not clear whether Mr. Musk will spend any of his billions on the former president’s behalf. If he does, he could erase Mr. Trump’s financial disadvantage in the 2024 race.
New York Times Top StoriesAndrew Cuomo Faces House Subpoena Over Covid Deaths in Nursing Homes
Mr. Cuomo was accused of stonewalling a House subcommittee trying to interview him about his administration’s handling of nursing homes during the Covid pandemic.
New York Times Top StoriesThe New Rape Denialism
How quickly the far left pivots from “believe women” to “believe Hamas” when the identity of the victim changes.
New York Times Top StoriesIsrael Sees Vindication in U.N.’s Report, but Tensions Between Them Rise
A U.N. inquiry found support for Israel’s allegations of sexual violence in the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attack, but they remain bitterly at odds over the war in the Gaza Strip.
New York Times Top StoriesInside America’s Shadow War With Iran
There’s another Middle East conflict going on, and U.S. soldiers are on the front lines of it.
New York Times Top StoriesLiberty University Fined $14 Million for Mishandling Sex Assaults and Other Crimes
The penalty is the largest ever imposed by the Education Department, which found that the school had punished sexual assault victims but not their assailants and created a “culture of silence.”
New York Times Top StoriesTumbleweeds Bury Utah’s Cars and Houses
Over the weekend the spiny orbs buried cars and piled up against the sides of houses as an unusual storm swept the region with dust and snow. And tumbleweeds. They’re still digging out.
New York Times Top StoriesDoes Yogurt Reduce Diabetes Risk? The FDA Allows Companies To Claim It Can
The F.D.A. will now allow yogurt makers to claim it can — but the evidence is mixed.
New York Times Top StoriesSinema’s Retirement Is a Gift to Exasperated Democrats
Many are happy to see her go, and they can stop worrying that she might help elect a Republican.
New York Times Top Stories‘Scary and Daunting’: Dartmouth Players Detail How Union Plan Came Together
On Tuesday, the historic 13-to-2 vote by the men’s basketball team to unionize took a significant step toward classifying student-athletes as employees.
New York Times Top StoriesIt’s the Biggest Day of This Year’s Primary Elections
Also, China set an ambitious goal for economic growth. Here’s the latest at the end of Tuesday.
New York Times Top StoriesSpring Break Travel Advisories Reissued for Mexico, Jamaica and the Bahamas
In recent weeks, American travelers to some of the busiest international destinations during spring vacation have been urged by the State Department to exercise extra caution.
New York Times Top StoriesShafiqah Hudson, Who Fought Trolls on Social Media, Dies at 46
When the hashtag #EndFathersDay began trending on Twitter, she realized it was more than just an absurd joke. It was a coordinated disinformation effort.
New York Times Top StoriesCyberattack Wreaks Havoc on Health Care Billing
The hacking shut down the nation’s biggest health care payment system, causing financial chaos that affected a broad spectrum ranging from large hospitals to single-doctor practices.
New York Times Top StoriesBrown University Will Reinstate Standardized Tests for Admission
The school joins Yale, Dartmouth and M.I.T. in backtracking on “test optional” policies adopted during the pandemic.
New York Times Top StoriesAmid Age Concerns, the White House Tries a New Strategy: Let Joe Be Joe
President Biden tries to take on worries about a tough race by turning to TikTok influencers, a late-night talk show and more give-and-take with reporters.