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BREAKING

Wayne LaPierre Resigns From N.R.A. With Trial Set to Open

The resignation of Mr. LaPierre, the National Rifle Association’s longtime leader, came as he faced a corruption trial in Manhattan.

2 min read

Wayne LaPierre standing at a lectern.

Blinken Returns to Middle East as Tensions Grow With Israel

Details of a clash between Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel point to the challenges ahead.

6 min read

LIVE

Splits Over ‘Day After’ War Divide Israel’s Government

Israel’s defense minister floated a postwar plan that appeared to seek a middle ground between demands from Washington and from Israel’s right wing.

 

A Palestinian man vanished on Oct. 7. His brothers spent weeks investigating who killed him.

5 min read

F.D.A. Issues First Approval for Mass Drug Imports to States From Canada

The agency authorized Florida to purchase medicines directly from wholesalers in Canada, where prices are far cheaper. Drug companies oppose the plan.

6 min read

A pharmacy technician in blue reaches for a high shelf lined white pill bottles of all sizes in a pharmacy.

LIVE

U.S. Labor Market Ends Year With a Bang, Adding 216,000 Jobs

The December data surpassed the predictions of economists, and buoyed expectations of what has been called a soft landing for the U.S. economy.

 

The S&P 500 is on track for a weekly loss, ending Wall Street’s longest winning streak in nearly 20 years.

4 min read

And the 2023 Oscar Nominees Should Be …

Academy voters will do what they want, but if our chief critics had their way, these are the films and performers that would be up for Oscars this year.

In an outdoor scene, oversized sunglasses obscure the eyes of a woman with long hair.

Biden Plans Speech Casting Election as a Fight for Democracy

President Biden’s speech on Friday in the battleground state of Pennsylvania represents a bet that many Americans remain shaken by the Jan. 6 attack.

4 min read

President Biden walking down the stairs of an aircraft at Joint Base Andrews.

Dissatisfaction among young voters poses a serious threat to President Biden’s re-election bid.

6 min read

Campaign updates: The third anniversary of the Jan. 6 attack looms over the 2024 presidential race.
Anjali Huynh
Anjali Huynh
Vivek Ramaswamy said he would consider making Donald Trump — whom he trails by a huge margin in the polls — his vice president. “He would be a very reasonable choice,” Ramaswamy said, though he acknowledged it would be hard to envision Trump accepting the job.
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In town halls, Ron DeSantis launched a forceful attack against Donald Trump, while Nikki Haley struggled to find her footing.

5 min read

U.S. Moves Closer to Filing Sweeping Antitrust Case Against Apple

Justice Department officials are focusing on how Apple has used its other products and services to defend against threats to its core business.

5 min read

Apple devices are displayed on a wood table.

New York A.G. Seeks $370 Million From Trump After Civil Fraud Trial

The penalty was well over the $250 million that the attorney general, Letitia James, had estimated in the fall of 2022, when she sued Donald Trump.

3 min read

Letitia James walks outside a courtroom holding a coat and a bag.
The Great Read

There’s No Place Like Sin City for the Holidays

After a pandemic hiatus, my family was finally back in Las Vegas for Christmas, and we were up $1.25. The world was ours.

6 min read

An illustration of a snow globe with the words “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada” at the bottom, and surrounding it is a desert scene. In the desert, a scorpion and cattle skull sit in the foreground, while a cactus and other thorny plants appear in the background. Inside the snow globe, a Christmas tree, a chapel of love, a slot machine, dice and gambling chips sit in snow.

He Went Out for Cigarettes. A Decade Later, His Car Was Found in a Pond.

A disabled veteran disappeared in 2013 after leaving his home in the Ozarks. Last month, a YouTube diver found his car submerged at a nearby property.

3 min read

A car covered in green film, next to a pond, with a cable hooked under it.

New York City Could Still Miss Out on Nor’easter’s Significant Snow

A robust winter storm will bring up to a foot of snow or more to portions of the Northeast, but the snow amounts along the coast are still questionable.

3 min read

How much snow will fall where you live? Search for your community to see.

David Soul, a Star of the Hit Cop Show ‘Starsky & Hutch,’ Dies at 80

An actor and singer, he rose to fame in the 1970s as one half of the popular television crime-fighting duo. He also notched a No. 1 hit single.

2 min read

A black and white photo of Mr. Soul sitting on a park bench on a TV set resembling a city street. He wears a loosefitting shirt, the collar open to the middle of his chest, and a guitar is propped against one leg.

Opinion

Flags, banners and a large white cutout of Donald Trump lie on a street corner.

Jamelle Bouie

If Trump Is Not an Insurrectionist, What Is He?

6 min read

David Brooks

David Brooks

What Biden Needs to Tell Us

5 min read

Michelle Goldberg

Michelle Goldberg

America Must Face Up to Israel’s Extremism

4 min read

Charles Seife

The Problems Only Start With Plagiarism

5 min read

Rachel Slade

A Factory in Maine Proves ‘Made in America’ Is Still Possible

8 min read

An American flag made of red apparel racks (stripes) and a group of people sitting at sewing machines on a blue carpet (stars).

Mairav Zonszein

The Families of Hostages Are Calling on Israel to Do Something Radical

5 min read

A photo illustration of a pair of hands, holding and filling out a ballot. The image is as if printed in a newspaper, with one edge folded over, showing print on the other side.

Matter of OpinionAudio

Can Trump Be President? It Depends on How You Define Democracy.

33 min listen

Tressie McMillan Cottom

Tressie McMillan Cottom

The Claudine Gay Debacle Was Never About Merit

7 min read

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More News

New York Subways Still Snarled as M.T.A. Works to Remove Derailed Trains

Twenty-six people were injured when two trains collided on Thursday afternoon. Service remained disrupted on Friday.

2 min read

M.I.T.’s President Has Weathered the Storm, for Now

Despite calls from politicians for her resignation, Sally Kornbluth has avoided a concerted effort to bring down her presidency.

3 min read

Oscar Pistorius, Olympic Athlete Convicted of Murder, Is Released

The South African sprinter, whose trial for the 2013 killing of his girlfriend drew intense global interest, served more than seven years in prison.

4 min read

To Bolster Russia’s Army, Putin Eases Citizenship Path for Foreign Fighters

President Vladimir Putin is seeking to strengthen his military to fight in Ukraine while avoiding a potentially unpopular mobilization of Russians.

3 min read

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Culture and Lifestyle

A person, center, walking in a crowded street. The person has long brown hair and is wearing a red headband, a red cape, black pants and black boots.

Winter Clothes, Hold the Snow

Capes, knit caps and woolly coats were plentiful on the streets of New York in December, even though flakes were not.

1 min read

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