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Who is Chris Van Hollen? The senator challenging Schumer as a progressive voice for Democrats
Senator Chris Van Hollen’s policy credentials allowed his quick rise to roles usually reserved for the more tenuredUS politics live – latest updatesUS...
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Democrats Eye Strict New Limits on White House Budget Powers
The incoming majority is also planning aggressive oversight of the White House budget director, who appears to be working to install an ally to monito...
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California governor Gavin Newsom endorses global fossil fuel phaseout
Newsom is the most prominent US politician at Cop31, a process the Trump administration continues to boycottThe leader of the world’s fourth biggest e...
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Jensen Huang’s Fall Is Bad for Nvidia but Good for America
Jensen Huang was a big reason Nvidia preserved the ability to sell chips to China. His departure from the company might change that.
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Bessent Faults Commerce Dept. for Failing to Blacklist Megaspeed
The Treasury secretary blamed the department for not sanctioning Megaspeed and said that Nvidia employees should be held accountable if they sidestepp...
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Silicon Valley Start-Ups Face a Future Without Jensen Huang’s Money
Mr. Huang championed start-ups, with Nvidia holding $48 billion worth of stakes in 229 private companies, including OpenAI and Anthropic, at the end o...
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Fewer Fed Meetings Raise Stakes of Warsh’s Communications
The Federal Reserve will vote on interest rates less frequently beginning next year as part of a plan by the central bank’s chairman, Kevin M. Warsh, ...
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Sister June Carpenter, the Oldest Shaker, Has Died
Now there are only two practicing members of the last active Shaker community in the United States. Sister June was 88.
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'I felt awful wearing my school uniform because of how I looked'
Charlie is one of 85 people in Northern Ireland who are waiting for surgery for pectus conditions
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Brooklyn D.A. Opens Criminal Inquiry Into Flatbush Building Collapse
The collapse killed at least eight people and left 18 others injured. As rescue efforts continued, the cause remained under investigation.
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Even Scott Colom’s Backers Were Skeptical. Here’s How He Won in Mississippi.
Few were paying much attention to Mr. Colom for most of his Senate campaign. Then he toppled the Republican incumbent.
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Young men were key to the blue wave. Our research offers a reason why | Brigid Schulte and Haley Swenson
Amid concerns over the influence of the manosphere, our findings show that young men are concerned about caregivingWhen young men helped propel Donald...
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‘We Squandered an Opportunity’: The Christian Right on Its Election Rout
The midterm election results were a stinging setback for the movement, setting off a scramble among activists to regroup ahead of the 2028 presidentia...
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Are you affected by the Microsoft outage?
A Microsoft outage has affected services including Teams, Outlook and AI software Copilot.
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Howard Lutnick Took Softer Line on Nvidia as Calls for Tougher Controls Grew
Critics say Howard Lutnick, the commerce secretary, and his department have shielded Nvidia as concerns have grown over A.I. chip sales to firms like ...
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‘We have to show what good governance looks like’: how organizers will hold new electeds accountable
After Tuesday’s election, ‘everyone must have a Wednesday agenda’, experts say – and movements must keep putting pressure on Democrats to get their de...
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Debate in New York City over city-run groceries is not just about food, but something bigger
Many shoppers don’t realize how much of a role the government already plays in grocery markets, because it’s usually not visible.
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Republican gerrymandering worked pretty well in Texas and Florida, even if it backfired in North Carolina and Ohio
With massive Democratic majorities poised to enter the 120th Congress, did Republican attempts to gerrymander actually end up costing them some seats ...
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Allegheny County has more license plate readers than any other Pa. county. Here’s what’s at stake
Pennsylvania lawmakers are moving to rein in license plate readers. A criminal justice scholar explains where their proposals fall between public safe...
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A Restaurant Hosted Ramaswamy After His Attack Ad. It’s Paying a Price.
When a popular restaurant agreed to serve as a campaign stop for G.O.P. candidates ahead of Election Day, longtime customers turned against it and Med...
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Video From Inside Brooklyn Building That Collapsed Shows Walls Caving In
A video verified by The New York Times shows a family’s reaction as their Brooklyn apartment building collapsed. They survived a catastrophe that kill...
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Democrats fumbled the Hegseth impeachment. That could be a blessing in disguise | Claire Finkelstein
The failed move could lead to a more robust effort against the defense secretary in the next Congress. Here’s how it could lookA traffic jam, combined...
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Why the Nvidia cheating scandal is bad for Trump | Politics Weekly America
Jonathan Freedland speaks to Susan Glasser of the New Yorker about why Trump’s judgment of high-profile men is questionable Continue reading...
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Van Hollen takes aim at Schumer as Democrats face first big test after midterms – US politics live
Senator Van Hollen says midterm results show Americans want change in Washington, and Democrats need new leadership to deliver thatGood morning, and w...
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Huang’s Downfall Could Shake the Economy, and Detainees Have Disappeared From an ICE Database
Plus, the Friday news quiz.
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Democrats need to fix these three weaknesses before 2028 | Dustin Guastella
Progressives should be careful not to get comfortable. There is work to be doneDemocrats had a great midterms result. Big wins in Ohio, Georgia, Iowa,...
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Hasan Piker Wants to Win
The socialist Twitch streamer describes himself as “pragmatic” when it comes to how Democrats wield power.
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Poll: Democrats are actually united. For now.
Democratic midterm voters feel less divided following their midterm sweep. But there are still notable cracks between progressives and moderates.
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