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2023
May 27
The current session of the Texas Legislature has been packed with G.O.P. conflict.
Impeachment Vote Set for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton: What to Know
Yellen’s Debt Limit Warnings Went Unheeded, Leaving Her to Face Fallout
How Fighting for Conservative Causes Has Helped Ken Paxton Survive Legal Woes
May 26
Treasury Expects to Run Out of Cash by June 5
Hundreds of Thousands Have Lost Medicaid Coverage Since Pandemic Protections Expired
Debt Limit Crisis Looms as First Big Test for New Democratic Leader
May 25
White House and G.O.P. Close In on Deal to Raise Debt Limit and Cut Spending
Military Spending Emerges as Big Dispute in Debt-Limit Talks
Five Takeaways From a Rocky 2024 Debut
Fact-Checking DeSantis’s Opening Bid for the White House
May 24
Tina Turner, Magnetic Singer of Explosive Power, Is Dead at 83
As China Ramps Up Scrutiny of Culture, the Show Does Not Go On
McCarthy, Bracing for Defections, Eyes a Fraught Path to a Debt Limit Deal
A Half-Century of Surgeon General Warnings
May 23
Surgeon General Warns That Social Media May Harm Children and Adolescents
China and Russia, Targets at G7 Summit, Draw Closer to Fend Off West
The Battle for Bakhmut, in Photos
The Colorado River Is Shrinking. See What’s Using All the Water.
May 22
Debt Limit Negotiators Debate Spending Caps to Break Standoff
A Breakthrough Deal to Keep the Colorado River From Going Dry, for Now
Meta Fined $1.3 Billion for Violating E.U. Data Privacy Rules
As Russia Claims Victory in Bakhmut, Ukraine Sees Opportunity Amid Ruins
May 21
Start-Ups Bring Silicon Valley Ethos to a Lumbering Military-Industrial Complex
Russian state media celebrates Bakhmut, with a notable omission.
Ukraine May Be Finally Getting the F-16s It Asked For. Why Did It Want Them?
How ‘Decoupling’ From China Became ‘De-risking’
May 20
Even Flirting With U.S. Default Takes Economic Toll
In Bakhmut, the Tides of Battle Are Ever Shifting
This Year’s G7 Summit Doubles as a Club for Unloved Leaders
Finger-Pointing Won’t Save Anyone if Default Leads to Economic Collapse
May 19
Debt Limit Talks Resume After G.O.P. Briefly Declares a ‘Pause’
Debt Limit Talks Hit a Snag as G.O.P. Declares a ‘Pause’
To Counter China, G7 Countries Borrow Its Economic Playbook
Pentagon Says Accounting Mistake Frees Up $3 Billion More for Ukraine
May 18
What Would Happen if the U.S. Defaulted on Its Debt
Ukraine and China Will Dominate G7 Summit, but a New Threat Lurks: A.I.
An Untested Oil Price Cap Has Helped Choke Revenue to Russia
The Latest Rift Among Ukraine’s Allies Is Whether to Send F-16s
May 17
Heat Will Likely Soar to Record Levels in Next 5 Years, New Analysis Says
House Democrats Move Forward With Petition to Force Debt Limit Vote
Drug Shortages Near an All-Time High, Leading to Rationing
Cherelle Parker Wins Democratic Mayoral Primary in Philadelphia
May 16
Can Reparations Bring Black Residents Back to San Francisco?
OpenAI’s Sam Altman Urges A.I. Regulation in Senate Hearing
Can the World Make an Electric Car Battery Without China?
A former U.S. Embassy employee is being held in Moscow, according to Russia’s state news agency.
May 15
A former U.S. Embassy employee is being held in Moscow, according to Russia’s state news agency.
Coastal Cities Priced Out Low-Wage Workers. Now College Graduates Are Leaving, Too.
Four Takeaways from Turkey’s Nail-Biting Presidential Election
Nail-Biter Turkish Election Heads for Round 2 as Majority Eludes Erdogan
May 14
As Ukraine Makes Inroads in Bakhmut, Devastation Still Reigns
In the hardest-hit city in Turkey’s quake zone, voters say they want a change.
Turkey’s President Amassed Power. He Could Still Lose This Election.
Why Ron DeSantis Is Limping to the Starting Line
May 13
Germany Announces Its Biggest Military Aid Package Yet for Ukraine
Turkey’s Election: What You Need to Know
An Erdogan Loss in Turkey Would Stir Relief in the West and Anxiety in Moscow
Ukraine’s Offensive Could Set Stage for Diplomacy With Russia, U.S. Officials Say
May 12
Ukraine’s Advances Near Bakhmut Expose Rifts in Russian Forces
Daniel Penny Arraigned on Manslaughter Charge in Jordan Neely’s Killing
Minutes After Title 42 Expired, Scenes of Anxiety and Weariness Along the Border
Federal Judge Says Border Patrol Can’t Forgo Release Notices to Ease Backups
May 11
New York City Starts Busing Migrants North. Counties Are Fighting It.
Who Gets In? A Guide to America’s Chaotic Border Rules.
What’s Driving Record Levels of Migration to the U.S. Border?
George Santos Is Charged With Fraud and Lying in 13-Count Indictment
May 10
Republican Leaders Stand Behind Santos After His Indictment
These Are the Charges Against George Santos
George Santos Is Said to Face Federal Criminal Charges
Here’s a closer look at the $5 million in damages that the jury awarded Carroll.
May 09
E. Jean Carroll described an assault in minute detail.
What is Victory Day in Russia, and why is it so significant?
Everything You Need to Know About the Debt Ceiling
‘Panic’ and Shortages in Parts of Occupied Ukraine Amid Russian Evacuation Orders
May 08
Racetracks, Parks, Offices: A Frantic Search for Migrant Housing
After Texas Mall Shooting, Searching for Motive and Grieving for Children
We Hit the Debt Limit. What Happens Now?
What We Know About the Allen, Texas, Mall Shooting
May 07
After Mass Killings in Texas, Frustration but No Action on Guns
Migrant Child Labor Debate in Congress Becomes Mired in Immigration Fight
An End to Pandemic Restrictions Could Bring Thousands to the Border
Charles Is Crowned King in Ancient Ceremony With Modern Twists
May 06
Ukraine Claims It Shot Down Russia’s Most Sophisticated Missile for First Time
Missed the Coronation? Here’s What Happened, From the Crown to the Crowds.
What Will Happen During the Coronation
Why So Many Nations in the King’s Realm Want to Say Goodbye
May 05
Jan. 6 Rioter Gets 14 Years for Police Attacks, Longest Sentence Yet in Inquiry
Bank Stocks Bounce as Investors Rethink Economic Outlook
8 Dead in Shooting in Serbia, Day After School Massacre That Killed 9
May 04
New Phase of Banking Crisis Pits Fear Against Fundamentals
Kremlin Blasts Were Real. The Rest Is Hazy, Maybe Intentionally.
Even as China Reopens, Security Visits Spook Foreign Businesses
What Fed Rate Increases Mean for Mortgages, Credit Cards and More
May 03
Fed Makes 10th Rate Increase and Opens Door to Pause
The Debt Limit Standoff is a New Economic Headwind for the Fed
What to Watch at the Fed’s May Meeting
Why Many on Wall Street Fear the Banking Crisis Isn’t Over
May 02
After Pandemic Rebound, U.S. Manufacturing Droops
House Democrats Move to Force a Debt-Limit Increase as Default Date Looms
Fed Will Decide Next Rate Move After Bank Jitters
Hollywood Writers Will Go on Strike, Halting Production
May 01
U.S. Could Run Out of Cash by June 1, Yellen Warns
In an Unsteady Banking Industry, First Republic’s Problems Stood Out
First Republic Bank Is Seized by Regulators and Sold to JPMorgan Chase
Pope Reveals He’s Working on Secret ‘Mission’ of Peace in Ukraine
April 30
Needing Younger Workers, Federal Officials Relax Rules on Past Drug Use
They Refused to Fight for Russia. The Law Did Not Treat Them Kindly.
How Scalia Law School Became a Key Friend of the Court
He Lost His Legs in the War in Ukraine, but Not His Will to Run
April 29
South Carolina Democrats Elect First Black Woman to Run State Party
Regulators Prepare to Seize and Sell First Republic
Life in Ukraine’s Trenches: Gearing Up for a Spring Offensive
U.S. Begins Overland Evacuation of American Civilians From Sudan
April 28
North Carolina Court, With New Partisan Mix, Reverses Itself on a Key Voting Case
Fed Slams Its Own Oversight of Silicon Valley Bank in Post-Mortem
Wages and Prices Could Show a Cool-Down Before a Fed Meeting
Ukrainian Troops Repel Russian Attacks, and Hope Western Arms Turn the Tide
April 27
The Real Debt Limit Fight Is Yet to Come
U.S. Economy Grew at 1.1% Rate in First Quarter
Still Going Fast, Inflation Changes Drivers
On Eve of Trial, Discovery of Carlson Texts Set Off Crisis Atop Fox
April 26
What’s in the House G.O.P. Debt Limit Bill
House Republicans, Pushing Past Divisions, Press for Debt Limit Vote
After a Hellish Start and a Honeymoon, McCarthy Faces His First Big Test
Ad Flap Leaves Bitter Aftertaste for Bud Light and Warning for Big Business
April 25
Harry Belafonte, 96, Dies; Barrier-Breaking Singer, Actor and Activist
Analysis: The Map, the Issues and the Incumbency Favoring Democrats
Who’s Running for President in 2024?
Ukraine’s Spring Offensive Comes With Immense Stakes for Future of the War
April 24
A surprise exit catches Trumpworld by surprise, too.
China Tries to Limit Damage From Diplomat’s Comments That Riled Europe
At Ukraine’s Gravesites, a Spring Ritual Hints at Renewal
Scottish Island for Sale, Amenities Not Included
April 23
U.S. Pulls Diplomats From Sudan, and an Exodus Begins
At U.Va., an Alumnus Attacked Diversity Programs. Now He Is on the Board.
Sacklers Gave Millions to Institution That Advises on Opioid Policy
U.S. Military Evacuates Embassy Personnel in Embattled Sudan
April 22
A Chastened, Humbled Fox News? Don’t Count on It.
E.P.A. to Propose First Controls on Greenhouse Gases From Power Plants
Eureka! After California’s Heavy Rains, Gold Seekers Are Giddy.
Airman Shared Sensitive Intelligence More Widely and for Longer Than Previously Known
April 21
What Is Mifepristone and How Is It Used?
‘A Quick Death or a Slow Death’: Prisoners Choose War to Get Lifesaving Drugs
The Obscure G.O.P. Bookkeeper at the Center of the George Santos Mess
The Fight Over a Drug That Is Great for Horses but Horrific for Humans
April 20
In a Nation Armed to the Teeth, These Tiny Missteps Led to Tragedy
Israel’s Right-Wing Government Has Jewish Democrats at a Loss
As Xi Befriends World Leaders, He Hardens His Stance on the U.S.
After Fox Settlement, Assault on Media Protections Is Likely to Continue
April 19
What’s Next for Dominion After Its $787.5 Million Settlement With Fox News?
India Is Passing China in Population. Can Its Economy Ever Do the Same?
Fox Will Pay $787.5 Million to Settle Defamation Suit
April 18
Here are the other legal cases Fox is entangled in.
Russia Is Importing Western Weapons Technology, Bypassing Sanctions
After American’s Killing in Syria, F.B.I. Builds War Crimes Case Against Top Officials
Buy Now and Save! Price War Over Electric Cars Erupts in China.
April 17
85-Year-Old Is Charged in Shooting of Black Teenager Who Went to Wrong House
U.S. Was Warned of Migrant Child Labor, but ‘Didn’t Want to Hear It’
Sudan Fears ‘Ghost of Civil War’ as Explosions Rock Capital
April 16
Google Devising Radical Search Changes to Beat Back A.I. Rivals
How a Campaign Against Transgender Rights Mobilized Conservatives
Sudan Erupts in Chaos: Who Is Battling for Control and Why It Matters
Clashes Spread Across Sudan: Maps and Videos
April 15
Pentagon Leaks: New Twists in a Familiar Plot
35 Ways Real People Are Using A.I. Right Now
April 14
Teixeira’s case is unusual even in the small world of leak cases.
It’s typical for a national guardsman with Teixeira’s job to have top-secret clearance.
The Airman Who Gave Gamers a Real Taste of War
April 13
The Airman Who Wanted to Give Gamers a Real Taste of War
Leader of Online Group Where Secret Documents Leaked Is Air National Guardsman
Miscommunication Nearly Led to Russian Jet Shooting Down British Spy Plane, U.S. Officials Say
New Leaked Documents Show Broad Infighting Among Russian Officials
April 12
The Final Blocks: Inside Ukraine’s Bloody Stand for Bakhmut
E.P.A. Lays Out Rules to Turbocharge Sales of Electric Cars and Trucks
Russia Moves to Make Draft Evasion More Difficult
April 11
White House Proposes Evenly Cutting Water Allotments From Colorado River
California Economy Is on Edge After Tech Layoffs and Studio Cutbacks
Leaked Documents and Accusations of U.S. Spying Spark Outrage in Seoul
Tennessee House Expulsions: What You Need to Know
April 10
Expelled Democratic Lawmaker Is Sworn Back in to Tennessee House
Bank Turmoil Squeezes Borrowers, Raising Fears of a Slowdown
How the Latest Leaked Documents Are Different From Past Breaches
Europe Has Pledged a Million Shells for Ukraine in a Year. Can It Deliver?
April 09
Leaked Documents Suggest Ukrainian Air Defense Is in Peril if Not Reinforced
The Russians Took Their Children. These Mothers Went and Got Them Back.
The Russians Took Their Children. These Mothers Went and Got Them Back.
E.P.A. Is Said to Propose Rules Meant to Drive Up Electric Car Sales Tenfold
April 08
Why Leaked Pentagon Documents Are Still Circulating on Social Media
Leaked Documents Reveal Depth of U.S. Spy Efforts and Russia’s Military Struggles
Ukraine Says Russia Is Preparing to Evacuate Civilians From Occupied Areas of South
Russia formally charges detained American reporter with espionage, according to state media.
April 07
New Batch of Classified Documents Appears on Social Media Sites
Calculating the Fastest Road to an Electric Car Future
Wages May Not Be Inflation’s Cause, but They’re the Focus of the Cure
Tennessee G.O.P. Punishes 2 Democrats by Throwing Them Out of House
April 06
Supreme Court Rules for Transgender Girl in School Sports Dispute
U.S. Acknowledges Afghanistan Evacuations Should Have Started Sooner
How Russia’s Offensive Ran Aground
How Brandon Johnson Made Up Ground and Won Chicago’s Mayoral Race
April 05
Wisconsin Rout Points to Democrats’ Enduring Post-Dobbs Strength
Chicago Mayor’s Race Could Be a Blueprint for Democratic Messaging on Crime
Brandon Johnson Elected Chicago Mayor, Turning Back Tough-on-Crime Opponent
This Wisconsin Court Race Is Highly Partisan. It Wasn’t Always That Way.
April 04
Near Bakhmut, Death Is Delivered Remotely and Watched on Video
Private or Political? Charges Over Hush Money Hinge on Payment’s Purpose
Russia Accuses Dissidents and Ukraine of Killing Pro-War Blogger
This Is Not a Moment in Women’s Basketball. It’s Momentum.
April 03
Millions of Americans May Soon Lose Medicaid Coverage. Here’s How to Prepare.
Millions on Medicaid May Soon Lose Coverage as Pandemic Protections End
A Presidential Candidate and a City Brace for a Consequential Week
Finland’s Prime Minister Toppled in Tight Election
April 02
A Front Company and a Fake Identity: How the U.S. Came to Use Spyware It Was Trying to Kill.
The Children’s Rights Advocate Accused of Russian War Crimes
The Finnish Secret to Happiness? Knowing When You Have Enough.
Lamont Butler Hits Buzzer-Beater to Send San Diego State to N.C.A.A. Title Game
April 01
China Draws Lessons From Russia’s Losses in Ukraine, and Its Gains
One Dead and Dozens Hurt in Roof Collapse at Illinois Theater
Venice Is Saved! Woe Is Venice.
Storms Kill at Least 4 as Tornadoes Tear Through Midwest and South
March 31
Why Schwab, a Financial Giant, Got Hurt in the Regional Banks Panic
Joy, vindication and anxiety: Democrats absorb a consequential moment.
Republicans Erupt in Outrage and Rush to Defend the Defendant
Finland Clears Last Hurdle to Joining NATO
March 30
A President Faces Prosecution, and a Democracy Is Tested
Ukrainians in a Hidden Command Post See Bakhmut Going Their Way
Ukrainians Directing Soldiers From a Hidden Hub See Bakhmut Going Their Way
Mexico Investigates Migrant Deaths in Border City Fire as Homicide Case
March 29
Can New York Fix Its Housing Crisis? It Depends on the Suburbs
Michigan Democrats Rise, and Try to Turn a Battleground Blue
Republicans Face Setbacks in Push to Tighten Voting Laws on College Campuses
U.S. Border Policies Have Created a Volatile Logjam in Mexico
March 28
Fire at the Border: At Least 40 Dead in Mexico Migration Center
Pence Must Testify to Jan. 6 Grand Jury, Judge Rules
Inside the U.S. Pressure Campaign Over Israel’s Judicial Overhaul
Netanyahu Attempts Another Juggling Act, Maybe His Toughest Yet
March 27
Netanyahu Delays Bid to Overhaul Israel’s Judiciary as Protests Rage
Unrest Surges in Israel: Videos and Photos
The Israeli Government’s Plan to Overhaul the Judiciary: What to Know
They Left Town as Convicts. Will They Be Buried as Heroes?
March 26
Israel Boils as Netanyahu Ousts Minister Who Bucked Court Overhaul
Among the victims of the storm were a baby and her father.
An Anxious Asia Arms for a War It Hopes to Prevent
Ecuador Tried to Curb Drilling and Protect the Amazon. The Opposite Happened.
March 25
The Amazon’s Largest Isolated Tribe Is Dying
Stolen Valor: The U.S. Volunteers in Ukraine Who Lie, Waste and Bicker
At Least 23 Killed as Deadly Tornado Tears Through Mississippi
What We Learned in March Madness on Friday
March 24
Conflict in Syria Escalates Following Attack That Killed a U.S. Contractor
A Refuge for Russians and Ukrainians, Bali Rethinks Its Open-Door Policy
From Rockets to Ball Bearings, Pentagon Struggles to Feed War Machine
Netanyahu Digs In on Court Overhaul, in the Face of Mass Protests
March 23
U.S. and Canada Reach an Agreement on Diverting Asylum Seekers
China Says It Will ‘Firmly Oppose’ Forced Sale of TikTok
What to Know About Today’s Congressional Hearing on TikTok
Seven takeaways from a big day for the Fed.
March 22
Powell and Yellen Suggest Need to Review Regulations After Bank Failures
How the Banking Crisis Has Had the Same Effect as a Fed Rate Increase
What to Watch as the Fed Meets Amid Bank Turmoil
Regional Banks and Regulators Try to Soothe Depositors’ Fears
March 21
A Big Question for the Fed: What Went Wrong With Bank Oversight?
Push to Insure Big Deposits Percolates on Capitol Hill
As War in Ukraine Grinds on, China Helps Refill Russian Drone Supplies
Inside the 3 Months That Could Cost Fox $1.6 Billion
March 20
World Has Less Than a Decade to Stop Catastrophic Warming, U.N. Panel Says
European officials agree to supply more artillery shells to Ukraine.
Why China and Russia Are Closer Than Ever
A ‘New Cold War’ Looms in Africa as U.S. Pushes Against Russian Gains
March 19
Federal Reserve and Global Central Banks Act to Shore Up Dollar Access
Before Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, the Fed Spotted Big Problems
China as Peacemaker in the Ukraine War? The U.S. and Europe Are Skeptical.
Russia Signals It Will Take More Ukrainian Children, a Crime in Progress
March 18
A Four-Decade Secret: One Man’s Story of Sabotaging Carter’s Re-election
Why People Are Worried About Banks
20 Years After U.S. Invasion, Iraq Is a Freer Place, but Not a Hopeful One
March 17
Museums Rename Artworks and Artists as Ukrainian, Not Russian
Banking Crisis Hangs Over Economy, Rekindling Recession Fear
Xi, Cast as Peacemaker, Wades Into Russia’s War in Ukraine
Low Rates Were Meant to Last. Without Them, Finance Is In for a Rough Ride.
March 16
Wall Street’s Biggest Banks Rescue Teetering First Republic
French lawmakers are furious as they learn they won’t vote.
Yellen Says U.S. Banking System ‘Remains Sound’ Amid Market Turmoil
Asian Markets Drop After Credit Suisse Moves to Borrow Billions
March 15
Swiss Central Bank Says It Will Backstop Ailing Credit Suisse if Necessary
Markets Tumble as Bank Fears Go Global
Inside the Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
Banks, Trains and Political Finger-Pointing
March 14
After Days of Panic, Bank Executives Can Breathe Again
Flood of Russians Alters Life for Countries That Took Them In
After Bank Debacle, Silicon Valley Reckons With Its Image
Regional Banks Slammed by Fear of a Broader Financial Crisis
March 13
Back-to-Back Bank Collapses Came After Deregulatory Push
Federal Reserve’s Path Is Murkier After Bank Blowup
HSBC to Buy Silicon Valley Bank’s British Subsidiary
Risky Bet on Crypto and a Run on Deposits Tank Signature Bank
March 12
Silicon Valley Bank Collapse Threatens Climate Start-Ups
Yellen Reassures as Regulators Race to Contain Bank Collapse Fallout
Fox’s P.R. Woes May Not Directly Translate to Legal Ones
3 Lessons From Silicon Valley Bank’s Failure
March 11
Silicon Valley Bank Collapse Sets Off Blame Game in Tech Industry
Inside Ron DeSantis’s Politicized Removal of an Elected Prosecutor
Chinese-Brokered Deal Upends Mideast Diplomacy and Challenges U.S.
The Second-Biggest Bank Failure
March 10
Silicon Valley Bank’s Collapse Causes Start-Up Chaos
Silicon Valley Bank Fails After Run by Venture Capital Customers
Xi Seals His Political Supremacy, Focusing on Economy and U.S. Rivalry
Why Russia Has Such a Strong Grip on Europe’s Nuclear Power
March 09
Russia Blasts Ukrainian Cities, Including Biggest Use of Advanced Missiles
The Programs You’d Have to Cut to Balance the Budget
Georgia Plans to Withdraw Foreign Agents Bill After Protests
The Explosive Roots of the Georgia Protests
March 08
Israel’s Judicial Overhaul Plan Ignites Debate Among American Jews
Justice Dept. Finds Pattern of Discriminatory Policing in Louisville
House G.O.P. Prepares to Slash Federal Programs in Coming Budget Showdown
A Trip to Mexico Ends in a Kidnapping and the Deaths of 2 Americans
March 07
Ukraine Claims Bakhmut Battle Is Wagner’s ‘Last Stand’
Intelligence Suggests Pro-Ukrainian Group Sabotaged Pipelines, U.S. Officials Say
Debt Default Would Cripple U.S. Economy, New Analysis Warns
U.S. Is Said to Consider Reinstating Detention of Migrant Families
March 06
Protests Over Netanyahu’s Judiciary Overhaul Spread to Israel’s Military
The MAGA-fication of North Idaho College
Ukrainian Soldiers, Nearly Encircled, Push Russians Back
Russian Forces Attack Bakhmut From Three Directions
March 05
This Is What Trench Warfare on the Front Line Is Like
In Florida Legislative Session, a Chance for DeSantis to Check Off His Wish List
Using A.I. to Detect Breast Cancer That Doctors Miss
Conservative Media Pay Little Attention to Revelations About Fox News
March 04
Inside the Panic at Fox News After the 2020 Election
Whirring Into Action in Ukraine’s Skies
With Ukraine Under Pressure in Bakhmut, Fight Becomes a Battle Over Roads
In Southern California, Snow Has Trapped People for Days
March 03
As Ukraine Clings to Bakhmut, What’s Its Strategy and What’s at Stake?
As Fighting Intensifies, Ukraine Says Its Forces Are Holding On in Bakhmut
They Sneaked Into a Derelict Arms Plant: Instagrammers or Spies?
Alex Murdaugh will be sentenced on Friday.
March 02
E.P.A. Orders Train Operator to Test for Dioxins in Ohio Derailment
A Ukrainian Mayor Disappeared, but Questions of His Loyalty Did Not
Leave Russia? A Year Later Many Companies Can’t, or Won’t.
Finland on Cusp of Joining NATO, but Maybe Not With Sweden
March 01
Ukraine Reinforces Embattled Bakhmut, but Mission Is Unclear
Ukraine says it’s sending reinforcements to the embattled city of Bakhmut.
In an Epic Battle of Tanks, Russia Was Routed, Repeating Earlier Mistakes
Lawmakers Question Pentagon on Ukraine Funds, Signaling Fresh Concerns
February 28
Scrounging for Tanks for Ukraine, Europe’s Armies Come Up Short
To Heal Brexit Wound, U.K. and E.U. Strike a Northern Ireland Trade Deal
February 27
Murdoch Acknowledges Fox News Hosts Endorsed Election Fraud Falsehoods
What’s at Stake as U.K. and E.U. Reach Deal Over Northern Ireland Protocol
Where Can You Carry a Gun? Whiplash Court Rulings Create Confusion.
In Latest Round of Job Cuts, Twitter Is Said to Lay Off at Least 200 Employees
February 26
What Layoffs? Many Employers Are Eager to Hang On to Workers.
Deadly Russian Artillery Strikes Reported in Ukraine’s East and South
War in Ukraine Has Changed Europe for Good
What Fox News Hosts Said Privately vs. Publicly About Voter Fraud
February 25
Their Hair Long and Flowing or in Ponytails, Women in Iran Flaunt Their Locks
Solos y explotados, niños migrantes desempeñan trabajos crueles en EE. UU.
Alone and Exploited, Migrant Children Work Brutal Jobs Across the U.S.
Protests and Defiance Mark a Year of Russia’s War on Ukraine
February 24
Russia, Ukraine and the West Vow to Fight On, in a War With No End in Sight
Six ways the war changed the world.
Fear, Anger, Love: See Ukrainians’ Texts From the First Hours of War
How the U.S. Adopted a New Intelligence Playbook to Expose Russia’s War Plans
February 23
Prigozhin’s Feud With Russia’s Military Leaves Questions About Battlefield Results
The West Tried to Isolate Russia. It Didn’t Work.
Bulgarian Factories and Secret Task Forces: How the West Hunts for Soviet Arms
México restringe a su instituto electoral, que contribuyó a acabar con el régimen de partido único
February 22
Mexico Hobbles Election Agency That Helped End One-Party Rule
No One in Europe Is Telling Poland to ‘Shut Up’ Now
How Poland, Long Leery of Foreigners, Opened Up to Ukrainians
Supreme Court Seems Wary of Limiting Protections for Social Media Platforms
February 21
Russia’s Top Paramilitary Chief Accuses Army Command of Treason
In Northern Ukraine, a Different Sort of War Game
On Blinken Visit, Quake Relief Soothes U.S.-Turkey Tensions
February 20
Another Deadly Quake Rocks an Already Ravaged Area of Turkey
Bruce’s Beach Was Hailed as a Reparations Model. Then the Family Sold It.
They Were Married. They Shared a Trench. They Died in It Together.
Many in East Palestine, Skeptical of Official Tests, Seek Out Their Own
February 19
U.S. Warnings to China on Arms Aid for Russia’s War Portend Global Rift
Blinken Says U.S. Believes China Is Considering Giving Russia Weapons
Haley Walks Treacherous Road for G.O.P. Women
Blinken Has Tense Meeting With Chinese Official Amid Spy Balloon Furor
February 18
The sense of a fractured world permeates Munich.
How Climate Change Is Making Tampons (and Lots of Other Stuff) More Expensive
Trading Books for a Rifle: The Teacher Who Volunteered in Ukraine
In Satellite Images and Video, Hidden Clues About an Iranian Air Force Upgrade
February 17
Norfolk Southern’s Profits and Accident Rates Rose in Recent Years
U.S. and China Vie in Hazy Zone Where Balloons, U.F.O.s and Missiles Fly
Why a Strong Economy Is Making Stock Investors Jittery
Federal Officials Send Help After Ohio Derailment, but Residents’ Frustrations Persist
February 16
Fox Stars Privately Expressed Disbelief About Election Fraud Claims. ‘Crazy Stuff.’
Moscow’s Military Capabilities Are in Question After Failed Battle for Ukrainian City
How a Fog of Questions Over a Spy Balloon and U.F.O.s Fed a Diplomatic Crisis
February 15
U.S. on Track to Add $19 Trillion in New Debt Over 10 Years
In Bleak Russian Cemetery, Sea of Crosses Signals War’s True Toll
As Lawmakers Spar Over Social Security, Its Costs Are Rising Fast
February 14
Under the Rubble: Gasps of Air, Protein Powder and Miraculous Rescues
Earthquakes Destroy. People Rebuild.
Food Prices Weigh on Seniors’ Savings, Health and Even Social Ties
February 13
Tensions Rise Over Spy Programs as U.S. Investigates Downed Craft
Netanyahu’s Judicial Overhaul Sparks Huge Protests in Israel
The Rocky Path to the College Board’s A.P. Black Studies Course
The U.S. and Canada Shot Down Objects, but What Were They?
February 12
What’s Going On Up There? Theories but No Answers in Shootdowns of Mystery Craft.
They Are Russians Fighting Against Their Homeland. Here’s Why.
For Older Americans, the Pandemic Is Not Over
February 11
U.S. Jet Shoots Down Flying Object Over Canada
As Anger Swells Over Quake, Turkey Detains Building Constructors
Russia Launches Wave of Attack Drones on Ukrainian Infrastructure
China, Still Trying to Play Down Balloon, Finds It’s Getting Harder to Do
February 10
U.S. Shoots Down High-Altitude Object Over Alaska
What the Earthquake Destroyed in the Heart of One Turkish City
‘Not Just a Silly Balloon’: Dismay and Fear Over Another U.S.-China Clash
February 09
Chinese Balloon Had Tools to Collect Electronic Communications, U.S. Says
What Recession? Some Economists See Chances of a Growth Rebound.
In Its Push for an Intelligence Edge, China’s Military Turned to Balloons
China Sends Spy Balloons Over Military Sites Worldwide, U.S. Officials Say
February 08
Little aid is reaching Syria, the U.N. says.
Syrian Refugees Who Died in Earthquake Are Returned Home
Videos Show Desperate Search for Survivors Near Quake’s Epicenter
For a President Who Spends His Days Confronting Russia and China, a Domestic Focus
February 07
The State of the Union can be a trial for some Supreme Court justices.
The only border crossing for aid between Syria and Turkey is closed.
Time is running out to find survivors.
Here’s how to help victims of the earthquake.
February 06
Earthquake Strikes Syrian Region Already Mired in Humanitarian Crisis
After the Quake: Photos From Turkey and Syria
Map: 7.8-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and Israel
Monday’s earthquake was as powerful as the strongest recorded in Turkey in 1939.
February 05
‘Here, It’s Like Paradise’: Ukraine’s Ski Resorts Offer a Respite From the War
Navy Divers Work to Recover Debris From Chinese Spy Balloon
The Pentagon Saw a Warship Boondoggle. Congress Saw Jobs.
Downing of Chinese Spy Balloon Ends Chapter in a Diplomatic Crisis
February 04
Look! Up in the Sky! It’s a … Chinese Spy Balloon?
Muscle Cars, Balaclavas and Fists: How the Scorpions Rolled Through Memphis
A Giant Balloon Floats Into Town, and It’s All Anyone Can Talk About
February 03
U.S. Hiring Surges With January Gain of 517,000 Jobs
Blinken Postpones Trip to China After Balloon Is Detected Over U.S.
Why Chinese Companies Are Investing Billions in Mexico
Pentagon Says It Detected a Chinese Spy Balloon Hovering Over Montana
February 02
Soaring Death Toll Gives Grim Insight Into Russian Tactics
How to Forge Shells for Ukraine's Artillery
A Primer on U.S.-Philippine Military Ties
U.S. to Boost Military Role in the Philippines as Fears Over Taiwan Grow
February 01
The Fed Raises Rates a Quarter Point and Signals More Ahead
What Fed Rate Increases Mean for Mortgages, Credit Cards and More
What to Watch at the Fed’s First Meeting of 2023
DeSantis Takes On the Education Establishment, and Builds His Brand
January 31
U.S. Says Russia Fails to Comply With Nuclear Arms Control Treaty
In Debt Limit Fight, Republicans Won’t Say What Spending Cuts They Want
Russia Sidesteps Western Punishments, With Help From Friends
Two More Memphis Police Officers Are Suspended in Tyre Nichols’s Death
January 30
Initial Police Report on Tyre Nichols Arrest Is Contradicted by Videos
Wall Street Is Counting on a Debt Limit Trick That Could Entail Trouble
‘Very Dangerous People’: Russia’s Convict Fighters Are Heading Home
Scorpion Unit Emerged as Memphis Pursued Get-Tough Strategy
January 29
Video of Tyre Nichols Beating Raises Questions About Medical Response
Russia and Ukraine Battle for Control of Villages Near the Key City of Bakhmut
Palestinian Man Fatally Shot as Violence Continues With Israeli Forces
Tyre Nichols Beating Opens a Complex Conversation on Race and Policing
January 28
Memphis Police Disbands Unit Whose Officers Were Charged in Tyre Nichols’s Death
After Tyre Nichols Death, Officials’ Moves Reflect a Shift in Handling Police Violence
Tyre Nichols Cried in Anguish. Memphis Officers Kept Hitting.
At Least 7 Killed in Attack in Jewish Area of East Jerusalem
January 27
From Sacramento to Memphis, Tyre Nichols Cut His Own Path
Memphis Police SCORPION Unit Was Supposed to Stop Violence
As the Colorado River Shrinks, Washington Prepares to Spread the Pain
How Barr’s Quest to Find Flaws in the Russia Inquiry Unraveled
January 26
Here is a timeline of events in the death of Tyre Nichols.
With Pierogies and Artillery Shells, Scranton Fights Back in Ukraine
Ukraine War Accelerates Shift of Power in Europe to the East
January 25
Western Tanks Are Coming to Ukraine, but Will They Be Enough?
The M1 Abrams, headed to Ukraine, is the main U.S. battle tank.
Imagery Shows How a Cemetery for Russian Mercenaries Is Expanding
U.S. Plans to Send Abrams Tanks to Ukraine, Officials Say
January 24
Pentagon Will Increase Artillery Production Sixfold for Ukraine
‘Tragedy Upon Tragedy’: January Brings Dozens of Mass Shootings So Far
Russia’s War Breathes New Life Into a Cold War Symbol
Authorities Ask Why Gunman Attacked California Ballroom He Once Enjoyed
January 23
Inflation Is Cooling, Leaving America Asking: What Comes Next?
A 26-year-old coder wrested an assault pistol from the gunman’s hands, preventing a greater tragedy.
A celebration turned into a nightmare for one couple on the dance floor.
January 22
Germany’s Reluctance on Tanks Stems From Its History and Its Politics
The list of U.S. mass shootings continues to grow.
When Students Change Gender Identity, and Parents Don’t Know
The Fierce Life and Sudden Death of America’s Strongest Woman
January 21
How Charlie Javice Got JPMorgan to Pay $175 Million for … What Exactly?
Inside the Supreme Court Inquiry: Seized Phones, Affidavits and Distrust
March for Life Kicks Off in Washington, Setting the Stage for New Ideas
The NATO Alliance Is Holding Strong on Ukraine. But Fractures Are Emerging.
January 20
Allies Fail to Agree on Sending Tanks to Ukraine
Tech Layoffs Shock Young Workers. The Older People? Not So Much.
After Roe, Republicans Wrestle With What It Means to Be ‘Pro-Life’
Ukraine’s Allies Pledge to Send Major Infusion of Military Aid
January 19
John Eastman Is Unbowed as Investigations Proliferate
The U.S. Hit the Debt Ceiling. How Bad Will It Be?
America Set to Hit Its Borrowing Limit Today, Raising Economic Fears
Helicopter Crash Kills Ukrainian Minister in Blow to Wartime Leadership
January 18
At Wartime Davos Forum, Calls for European Unity Are Eased by Relief
Microsoft to Lay Off 10,000 Workers as It Looks to Trim Costs
Statehouse Democrats Embrace an Unfamiliar Reality: Full Power
Untested German Defense Minister Has Allies Watching Closely
January 17
Pentagon Sends U.S. Arms Stored in Israel to Ukraine
As Debt Limit Threat Looms, Wall Street and Washington Have Only Rough Plans
How Restaurant Workers Help Pay for Lobbying to Keep Their Wages Low
China’s Population Falls, Heralding a Demographic Crisis
January 16
Skipped Showers, Paper Plates: An Arizona Suburb’s Water Is Cut Off
The Shootings That ‘Never Happened’: Red Flag Laws Are Put to the Test
Alarmed by A.I. Chatbots, Universities Start Revamping How They Teach
In Boston, ‘The Embrace’ Honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Legacy
January 15
‘I’m Sorry, We’re From Moscow.’ In Bali, Warring Sides Learn to Cohabitate
For Families and Detainees in Russian-Occupied Areas, a Grim Wait
If Affirmative Action Ends, College Admissions May Be Changed Forever
Whiteouts, Landslides and Floods Cut Off California Roads
January 14
Getting Inside California’s Wild Weather 8 Miles Over the Pacific
How Classified Information Is Handled
‘We Will Die for Brazil’: How a Far-Right Mob Tried to Oust Lula
Russia’s Claim to Seize a Ukrainian Town Exposes Rifts Among Forces
January 13
Santos’s Lies Were Known to Some Well-Connected Republicans
How Western Goods Reach Russia: A Long Line of Trucks Through Georgia
Bill Nighy, Master of Misdirection
Inflation Is Slowing, Good News for American Consumers and the Fed
January 12
Western Tanks Appear Headed to Ukraine, Breaking Another Taboo
Takeaways from the latest inflation report.
From Disciplinarian to Cheerleader: Why China Is Changing Its Tone on Business
January 11
George Santos’s Secret Résumé: A Wall Street Star With a 3.9 G.P.A.
George Santos Faces Calls to Resign From Long Island G.O.P. Leaders
As Storms Hammer California, Homeless Campers Try to Survive Outside
Death Toll in Peru Rises to 47 Amid Extraordinary Violence
January 10
Divided House Approves G.O.P. Inquiry Into ‘Weaponization’ of Government
Videos, Photos and Maps of the Damage From the California Storms
Rain Swamps Southern California, and More Storms Are Expected
New House Rules Make It Easier to Dump Speaker, and Harder to Spend or Raise Taxes
January 09
House Narrowly Approves Rules Amid Concerns About McCarthy’s Concessions
Without Hesitation, Ukraine Goes Toe to Toe With Russia in Bakhmut
Videos Show How Rioters Stormed Brazil’s Capital
January 08
Here’s what to know about Brazil’s presidential election.
The House Is in Ruins, but the Holiday Feast Goes On
Now Fighting for Ukraine: Volunteers Seeking Revenge Against Russia
In a Ukraine Workshop, the Quest to Build the Perfect Grenade
January 07
Why McCarthy’s Slog to Speaker Could Mean Dysfunction Ahead in the House
From Gingrich to McCarthy, the Roots of Governance by Chaos
McCarthy Wins Speakership on 15th Vote After Concessions to Hard Right
Attacks Continue in Ukraine Despite Russia’s Supposed Cease-Fire
January 06
Damar Hamlin Has Breathing Tube Removed and Is Talking
Speaker Quest Reveals McCarthy’s Tenuous Grip on an Unruly Majority
Even a Soft Landing for the Economy May Be Uneven
House Adjourns Without a Speaker as McCarthy Offers Concessions
January 05
100 Years Later, a Modern Speaker Showdown Feels Eerily Similar
The Republican divide plays out in conservative news outlets.
‘Nobody Is in Charge’: A Ragged G.O.P. Stumbles Through the Wilderness
How Far Right Are the 20 Republicans Who Voted Against McCarthy?
January 04
Lacking a Speaker, One Part of Government Ceases to Function
Live Vote Count: Tracking the House Speaker Votes
G.O.P. Fight Over Speaker Enters Its Second Day
Hakeem Jeffries Takes Over as Leader of House Democrats
January 03
Speaker Fight Reveals a Divided and Disoriented House Majority
Who Are the Republicans Opposing McCarthy’s Speaker Bid?
With Vote Looming, McCarthy Remains Short of Support to Become Speaker
Deadly Strike on Russians in Ukraine Exposes Moscow’s Military Failings
January 02
Here Are the House Republicans to Watch if McCarthy’s Bid for Speaker Falters
McCarthy’s Bid for Speaker Remains in Peril Even After Key Concessions
Russia’s War on Ukraine Worsens Global Starvation
Russia’s War Could Make It India’s World
January 01
U.S. Pours Money Into Chips, but Even Soaring Spending Has Limits
U.S. Pours Money Into Chips, but Even Soaring Spending Has Limits
In Bucha, a Final Rampage Served as a Coda to a Month of Atrocities
2022
December 31
With Benedict’s Death, an Unprecedented Moment for the Modern Church
For Conservative Catholics in U.S., Pope Benedict’s Death Is Loss of a Hero
Benedict XVI, First Modern Pope to Resign, Dies at 95
Criminology Student Is Charged in 4 University of Idaho Killings
December 30
A Charity Tied to the Supreme Court Offers Donors Access to the Justices
The Year the Long Stock Market Rally Ended
The Year the Long Stock Market Rally Ended
Santos, a Suburban House and $11,000 in Campaign Payments for ‘Rent’
December 29
After Half a Century, Fauci Prepares for Life After Government
Congressional Inquiry into Alzheimer’s Drug Faults Its Maker and F.D.A.
Moscow on the Med: A Faraway War Transforms a Turkish Resort Town
In Buffalo, Finger-Pointing and Growing Complaints Over Storm Response
December 28
George Santos Faces an Investigation and Public Dismay
The Storm’s Victims: an Expectant Parent, a Doting Daughter, a Refugee
U.S. Scrambles to Stop Iran From Providing Drones for Russia
‘It Was Just a Crying Day’: Families Mourn Those Killed in the Storm
December 27
Migrant Expulsion Policy Must Stay in Place for Now, Supreme Court Says
Southwest Airlines Struggles to Right Its Operation After Winter Storm
George Santos’s Early Life: Odd Jobs, Bad Debts and Lawsuits
George Santos Admits to Lying About College and Work History
December 26
28 Dead in ‘Once in a Generation’ Blizzard in Western New York
Democrats, Feeling New Strength, Plan to Go on Offense on Voting Rights
In Buffalo, Even the Rescuers Needed Rescuing
December 25
As Applications Fall, Police Departments Lure Recruits With Bonuses and Attention
In Christmas Address, Pope Bemoans ‘Grave Famine of Peace’
In Ukraine, Christmas Lights Defy Darkness of War, and Children Ask for Peace
Winter Storm Leaves Buffalo and Its Region Reeling
December 24
In Buffalo, it was ‘a very, very bad night in our community.’
Jingle Bell Time Is a Swell Time to Decide About a 2024 Campaign
How the Worst Fears for Democracy Were Averted in 2022
Like a Walk-In Freezer: Pre-Holiday Storm Pummels the Nation
December 23
Drivers were stranded overnight in a jam on a snowy Kentucky highway.
Winter Storm Disrupts Thousands of Flights on a Busy Holiday Travel Day
Jan. 6 Panel Issues Final Report, Placing Blame for Capitol Riot on ‘One Man’
December 22
Will You Have a White Christmas This Year?
Sam Bankman-Fried to Be Released on $250 Million Bond With Restrictive Terms
Two Executives in Sam Bankman-Fried’s Crypto Empire Plead Guilty to Fraud
What to Know if the Winter Storm Wreaks Havoc on Your Holiday Travel
December 21
As Winter Storm Forecasts Grow Ominous, Millions Brace for the Worst
As Ukraine Readies for a Second Year at War, Prospect of Stalemate Looms
The U.S. will give Ukraine Patriot missiles for the first time.
What’s In (and Not In) the $1.7 Trillion Spending Bill
December 20
Congress Proposes More Than $44 Billion for Ukraine
6 Takeaways From the Final Jan. 6 Hearing
One Day With an Ambulance in Britain: Long Waits, Rising Frustration
Key Findings From the Jan. 6 Committee’s Report, Annotated
December 19
It’s Unclear Whether the Justice Dept. Will Take Up the Jan. 6 Panel’s Charges
Who Is Rep.-Elect George Santos? His Résumé May Be Largely Fiction.
Jan. 6 Panel to Cap 18-Month Inquiry With Final Public Session
Argentina Hits the Streets for Long-Awaited Celebration
December 18
For Messi, and Argentina, the (Extra) Wait Is Worth It
How Argentina’s Favorite Song Became the World Cup’s Soundtrack
Military Spending Surges, Creating New Boom for Arms Makers
World Cup Final Caps a Complex Saga Between Messi and Argentina
December 17
Sam Bankman-Fried Is Expected to Agree to Extradition to the U.S.
U.S. Scrutinizes Political Donations by Sam Bankman-Fried and Allies
Restaurateur, Political Donor, Tipster: The Many Roles of FTX’s Ryan Salame
For Planet Earth, This Might Be the Start of a New Age
Global Leaders Mix Sports and Diplomacy at the World Cup
December 16
In Subfreezing Cold, Waves of Russian Missiles Batter Ukraine
Just How Bad Is the ‘Tripledemic’?
Inside Mar-a-Lago, Where Thousands Partied Near Secret Files
Congress Clears Military Bill Repealing Vaccine Mandate for Troops
December 15
Bribery Case Cracks Open European Parliament — and Finds Hidden Cash
How a Sprawling Hospital Chain Ignited Its Own Staffing Crisis
An Alternate Reality: How Russia’s State TV Spins the Ukraine War
The Infrared Hunt for Russian Troops in the Battle for Bakhmut
December 14
Morocco Gave Everything. It Needed a Little More Against France.
What Fed Rate Increases Mean for Mortgages, Credit Cards and More
Federal Reserve Expected to Slow Rate Increases and Offer Hints at Future
Which Party Controls the Pennsylvania House? It’s TBD.
December 13
Musk Shakes Up Twitter’s Legal Team as He Looks to Cut More Costs
Hey Silicon Valley, It’s Time to Wear a Suit
S.E.C. Charges Sam Bankman-Fried With Defrauding FTX Investors
The Parents in the Middle of FTX’s Collapse
December 12
FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried Is Arrested in the Bahamas
Inflation Forecasts Were Wrong Last Year. Should We Believe Them Now?
Russia Is Using Old Ukrainian Missiles Against Ukraine, General Says
The Prince, the Plot and a Long-Lost Reich
December 11
Some Prisoners Remain Behind Bars in Louisiana Despite Being Deemed Free
Thousands of Teens Are Being Pushed Into Military’s Junior R.O.T.C.
Behind New York City’s Shift on Mental Health, a Solitary Quest
Kane’s Miss Will Be Another Ghost to Haunt England
December 10
‘Cuba Is Depopulating’: Largest Exodus Yet Threatens Country’s Future
Blowback Over Griner’s Release Exposes Depth of America’s Divisions
Brittney Griner Swap Puts Spotlight on Americans in Russia
Spat Over Patriot Missiles Reveals Deepening Rifts in Europe Over Ukraine
December 09
Sinema Adds Intrigue and Democratic Fury to Arizona’s 2024 Senate Race
Inside the Prisoner Swap That Freed Brittney Griner
Kyrsten Sinema Says She Will Leave the Democratic Party
Key Partner in Covax Will End Support for Middle-Income Nations
December 08
Who Is Viktor Bout, the Arms Dealer in the Swap for Brittney Griner?
Here’s a look at Brittney Griner’s case.
How Will China Turn Its Economy Back On? The World Is About to Find Out.
Peru’s President Tried to Dissolve Congress. By Day’s End, He Was Arrested.
December 07
What Do We Know About Prince Heinrich XIII of Reuss?
Germany Arrests Dozens Suspected of Planning to Overthrow Government
Warnock’s Victory Forges Democrats’ Path Through the New Battlegrounds
Congress Awards Highest Honor to Officers Who Protected the Capitol on Jan. 6
December 06
Georgia Senate Race Again Draws Huge Spending: ‘There’s Never Been Anything Like It’
House Jan. 6 Committee to Issue Criminal Referrals, Chairman Says
Warnock Claims Momentum in Georgia, as Walker Banks on Election Day Turnout
Russian Cruise Missiles Were Made Just Months Ago Despite Sanctions
December 05
Ukraine Targets Bases Deep in Russia, Showing Expanded Reach
Advice for Europeans: Bundle Up and Get Ready for Outages
War and Sanctions Threaten to Thrust Russia’s Economy Back in Time
What Video Footage Reveals About the Protests in Iran
December 04
A New Clash Between Faith and Gay Rights Arrives at a Changed Supreme Court
Iran Shutting Down Morality Police, Official Says, After Months of Protests
What It Might Mean for Michigan to Vote Early in Democratic Primaries
December 03
In Georgia, a Heated Senate Race Stirs Mixed Emotions in Black Voters
Ukraine Calls for Evacuations From a Russian-Controlled Area, Signaling a New Offensive
Defaults Loom as Poor Countries Face an Economic Storm
The Fight Over Warnock’s Record Comes Down to an Electric Car Plant in Georgia
December 02
Democrats Move a Step Closer to Making South Carolina First Primary
Shadowy Arm of a German State Helped Russia Finish Nord Stream 2
It’s All That Young Job Seekers Are Asking For: Stability
As Officials Ease Restrictions, China Faces New Pandemic Risks
December 01
With Senate Vote, Congress Moves to Avert Rail Strike
U.S. Eyes $156 Million Yacht in Dubai Linked to a Russian Oligarch
What to Expect at the State Dinner Table: Lobster, Wine and a Reset Button
New York’s Plan to Address Crisis of Mentally Ill Faces High Hurdles
November 30
Mike Pence Plays to the G.O.P. Base From a Times Stage
House Passes Bill to Avert a Rail Strike, Moving to Impose a Labor Agreement
‘Breach of the Big Silence.’ Protests Stretch China’s Censorship to Its Limits
Watch Christian Pulisic Send the U.S. Past Iran and Into the Knockout Rounds
November 29
The U.S. Cleared a Big World Cup Hurdle. The Knockout Round Poses Another.
Congressional Leaders Say They Will Act to Prevent Rail Strike
Proud, Scared and Conflicted. What the China Protesters Told Me.
Chinese Unrest Over Lockdown Upends Global Economic Outlook
November 28
Antiwar Activists Who Flee Russia Find Detention, Not Freedom, in the U.S.
A Protest? A Vigil? In Beijing, Anxious Crowds Are Unsure How Far to Go.
Memes, Puns and Blank Sheets of Paper: China’s Creative Acts of Protest
They Were Unjustly Imprisoned. Now, They’re Profit Centers.
November 27
Why Retailers Are Trying Extra Hard to Woo Holiday Shoppers
Cheer, Chant, Clean: Japan Takes Out the Trash, and Others Get the Hint
As Gen X and Boomers Age, They Confront Living Alone
Lionel Messi Scores as Argentina Saves Its World Cup
November 26
Ukrainian Flags Are on Display All Over Maine. Why?
Artillery Is Breaking in Ukraine. It’s Becoming a Problem for the Pentagon.
At Protests, Guns Are Doing the Talking
Call It Football or Soccer. The U.S. Is Claiming It as Its Own.
November 25
Meet the House Republicans Who Will Wield Power in the New Congress
American Dreams, Honed in Leeds
This Holiday Season, the Poor Buckle Under Inflation as the Rich Spend
Balloons, Crowds and Poultry-Shaped Hats: A Thanksgiving Rite Springs Eternal
November 24
Under Missile Strikes, Ukrainians Haul Water, While Surgeons Work in the Dark
‘Every hour is getting harder’: Surgeons in Ukraine struggle to operate when the power goes out.
After 3 Mass Shootings, a Thanksgiving With 14 Empty Chairs
What We Know About the Walmart Shooting Victims
November 23
Justice Dept. Seeking to Question Pence in Jan. 6 Investigation
Shooting Makes Colorado Springs Ponder Its Past and Present
How New York City Became a Free-for-All of Unlicensed Weed
Missiles for Poland Raise Questions on NATO Stance in Ukraine War
November 22
How Immunocompromised Health Experts Are Approaching the Holidays
FTX Assets Still Missing as Firm Begins Bankruptcy Process
Ukraine War Continues to Slow Global Growth, New Report Says
For Ukraine, So Much Unexpected Success, and Yet So Far to Go
November 21
An Army Veteran Says He Went Into ‘Combat Mode’ to Disarm the Gunman
What We Know About the Colorado Springs Shooting Victims
Desperate for Growth, Aging Casino Company Embraced ‘Degenerate Gambler’
At Least 5 Dead and 25 Injured in Gunman’s Rampage at an L.G.B.T.Q. Club in Colorado
November 20
Club Q Suspect Appears to Have Been Accused of Threatening Mother With Bomb
‘I lost friends,’ says a patron who fled the Club Q shooting.
Cigars, Booze, Money: How a Lobbying Blitz Made Sports Betting Ubiquitous
In a First, Rich Countries Agree to Pay for Climate Damages in Poor Nations
November 19
Kari Lake Claims Her Voters Were Disenfranchised. Her Voters Tell a Different Story.
On Eve of World Cup, FIFA Chief Says, ‘Don’t Criticize Qatar; Criticize Me.’
The World Cup That Changed Everything
What Makes a Special Counsel ‘Special’?
November 18
Who Is Jack Smith, the New Special Counsel?
Ban on Beer Is Latest Flash Point in World Cup Culture Clash
The End of Vaccines at ‘Warp Speed’
He Was Wrongly Imprisoned at 16. Eight Years Later, He Walks Free.
November 17
Lauren Boebert’s House race is nearing a conclusion, or a recount.
Nonprofits With Ties to Democrats Plan Counteroffensive Against Congressional Investigations
How Ukraine Blew Up a Key Russian Bridge
Republicans Barely Won the House. Now Can They Run It?
November 16
They Called Him a Gangster Out for Revenge. The Evidence? 6 Text Messages.
Ukraine’s 15,000-Mile Lifeline
Top Republicans Face Dissent as McCarthy Wins G.O.P. Nod for Speaker
November 15
Old Latin Mass Finds New American Audience, Despite Pope’s Disapproval
Republicans’ 2022 Lesson: Voters Who Trust Elections Are More Likely to Vote
World Leaders Meet as Global Economy Faces Multiple Threats
Western Allies Look to Ukraine as a Testing Ground for Weapons
November 14
McCarthy Scrounges for Support to Become Speaker as Republicans Feud
Stymied by Protests, Iran Unleashes Its Wrath on Its Youth
Surrounded by Threats, Japan Rethinks Decades of Military Dependency
Iran and China Use Private Detectives to Spy on Dissidents in America
November 13
Russia Tried to Absorb a Ukrainian City. It Didn’t Work.
Democrats See a Blueprint in Fetterman’s Victory in Pennsylvania
North Korea Sees New Opportunities in ‘Neo-Cold War’
Voters Reject Election Deniers Running to Take Over Elections
November 12
Tracking the Mail Vote in the Uncalled House Districts
How the 2022 Midterms Became a Squeaker
Cortez Masto is within striking distance of Laxalt in Nevada.
Mark Kelly Wins Arizona Senate Race, Putting Democrats a Seat From Control
November 11
Republicans Reckon With Midterm Election Fallout
What Is COP27? And Other Questions About the Big U.N. Climate Summit
Why Some States Went in Different Directions in Midterms
Democratic Hopes Rise on Senate Control as Two States Count Votes
November 10
How Georgia’s Senate Runoff Will Work
With Runaway Win, DeSantis’s Political Career Becomes Supercharged
What Many Pennsylvanians Saw in Fetterman
November 09
If Democrats Lose the House, They May Have New York to Blame
When We’ll Know: The Remaining Key Factors in Georgia, Nevada, Arizona
Five Takeaways From a Red Wave That Didn’t Reach the Shore
Deception and Trickery Are the Other Weapons in the Ukraine War
November 08
Aerial War Over Ukraine Heats Up as Russia Pounds Cities
The World’s Democracies Ask: Why Can’t America Fix Itself?
‘A Reason to Act Faster’: World Leaders Meet on Climate Amid Other Crises
November 07
How Republicans Could Win Control of the House
Will Rain Affect Turnout Tomorrow? The Answer Is Cloudy.
Who Will Win the Battle for Congress? Four Scenarios.
Russia Looks to Private Militia to Secure a Victory in Eastern Ukraine
November 06
For Fetterman, Campaign Trail Doubles as Road to Recovery
Confidence, Anxiety and a Scramble for Votes Two Days Before the Midterms
Russia Reactivates Its Trolls and Bots Ahead of Tuesday’s Midterms
What Can U.S. Democracy Learn From Brazil?
November 05
5 Unfounded Claims About Voting in the Midterm Elections
YouTube May Have Misinformation Blind Spots, Researchers Say
Family Ties. Political Divisions.
We Pay an Ugly Cost for Ads on Twitter
November 04
‘The Crown’ Has a New Diana and Charles to Tear Apart
The Housing Market Is Worse Than You Think
Florida Restricts Doctors From Providing Gender Treatments to Minors
Moderate House Democrats Are at Risk, Putting the Majority Up for Grabs
Russia Sends Ill-Trained Draftees Into Combat Amid Losses, Analysts Say
Frustrating and Often Fruitless: The Search for Missing Russian Soldiers
Twitter’s Advertisers Pull Back as Layoffs Sweep Through Company
Democrats Promote Tough-on-Crime Credentials as Party Plays Defense
On New York’s Subways, High-Profile Crimes, High Anxiety, but Low Risk
Most Candidates Running on Crime Don’t Have Much Power to Solve It
