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Book Review: ‘Promise Me, America,’ by Joe Biden
The former president’s new memoir trumpets his achievements while justifying his decision to run for a second term and his embrace of Israel’s war in ...
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Microsoft’s Global Outage and Fixes: What We Know
The company described “encouraging” progress on efforts to overcome a second day of disruptions to its email, messaging and other services.
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Wall Street Loses a Powerful Dealmaker After Nvidia’s CEO Is Ousted
The ousted Nvidia chief executive was the consummate dealmaker leading the trillion-dollar A.I. build out.
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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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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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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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‘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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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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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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Huang’s Downfall Could Shake the Economy, and Detainees Have Disappeared From an ICE Database
Plus, the Friday news quiz.
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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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Seth Meyers Is Excited by Scott Colom’s Historic Win in Mississippi
“This is the best news to come out of Mississippi since — this is the best news to come out of Mississippi!” Meyers said.
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California Could Face 50-Foot Waves as Storms Slam Its Coast
Back-to-back systems over the next few days will deliver the season’s first widespread rain. Here’s what to know about the forecast.
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America Will Have Less Influence in the Middle East. Is That So Bad?
A smaller footprint means lower costs and more responsibility from Gulf allies.
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In French Election, Centrists Eye a Judo Star and a Central Banker
Centrists want alternatives to a matchup between the far right and far left in the 2027 presidential election. Teddy Riner, the judo champion, is in, ...
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How the Deadly Brooklyn Building Collapse Unfolded
The sudden collapse of a Brooklyn building turned a busy neighborhood into a disaster zone and left families devastated.
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Chris Van Hollen Set to Challenge Chuck Schumer for Senate Majority Leader
Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland has emerged as a favorite of Democrats seeking an alternative to Senator Chuck Schumer, who says he has the votes...
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Republican Setbacks Swell in the South With Stinging Loss in Mississippi
The Democrat Scott Colom’s stunning Senate upset punctuated a dismal midterm showing for the G.O.P. in a region they had dominated for years.
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Trump Had Urged Nvidia’s Jensen Huang to Fight for His Job
The president called the Nvidia chief on Tuesday, continuing a pattern of supporting him even as the spy scandal was intensifying.
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Rescue Ends in Brooklyn After 8 Die in Building Collapse
The Fire Department said the search for victims on Flatbush Avenue was over, while city investigators began looking into an excavation occurring next ...
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Outlook, Teams and More Microsoft Programs Disrupted by Outage
The company said that some of its servers were unexpectedly unavailable, straining the remaining infrastructure, and that it was working to bring user...
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Holscher Wins Kansas Governor Race, Retaining Seat for Democrats
State Senator Cindy Holscher won the race. Though Kansas is reliably Republican in presidential elections, its voters often break for Democrats in mid...
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Eight Who Died in Building Collapse Reflected New York’s Diversity
The victims included construction workers, a food deliveryman and two school-age children. Many had come to the city looking for a better life.
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Mexican Prosecutor Who Helped C.I.A. Secretly Operate in His State Flees to the U.S.
The prosecutor, who faces arrest in Mexico after allowing C.I.A. officers into Chihuahua state, is under the protection of the U.S. government, accord...
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The Concession Call to an Election Winner Is No Longer a Given
In a hyperpartisan era when norms and traditions cannot be counted on, some politicians are left waiting by the phone.
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Farewell to Stanley Zabar, the ‘Mayor’ of the Upper West Side
For decades he helped steer Zabar’s, a food institution. He lived for “the store,” his family and his Manhattan neighborhood.
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Pete Hegseth, a Soldier’s Scolding and a Lesson at the Tomb of Unknowns
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s highly cultivated brand took a hit during an encounter with an Army sentinel at Arlington Cemetery.
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Why 2026 Midterm Polls Underestimated Democratic Support
Democratic gains were expected, but surveys almost uniformly underestimated how well the left would do. Many pollsters seem to have made similar mista...
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Dementia Stole His Mother’s Memories. Can Sound Help?
In the Alaskan wilderness, a deeper truth awaits those who stop to listen.
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Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s Ousted CEO, Was the Face of the A.I. Boom Powering the U.S. Economy
Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s ousted leader, was a unique rhetorical and financial booster for investments that are driving economic growth.
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SpaceX Plans $74 Billion Investment to Build Data Centers in Texas and Arizona
Elon Musk’s rocket and artificial intelligence company has spent billions to develop the giant warehouses full of computer servers that power the tech...
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A Frantic Search for Survivors in the Brooklyn Building Collapse
At one moment, an apartment building was standing. At another, it had tumbled into a hole. Ruin, and death, followed.
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Takeaways From the Times’s Report on Aviation Safety
How alarmed should we be about the state of air travel?
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Will the Supreme Court Thwart Congressional Investigations?
Lawmakers must dodge rulings on immunity, standing and “valid legislative purpose.”
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Kennedy’s Future: Will Democrats Try to Impeach Him, or Actually Work With Him?
Most Democrats abhor the health secretary’s stance on vaccines, but some see an opportunity to win voters from his MAHA movement by joining with him o...
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Democrats Unite on Economic Populism After Midterm Victories
Moderate Democrats and progressives have long feuded over who should drive their party’s economic agenda. But many newly elected members say they shar...
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What to Know About the Deadly Building Collapse in Brooklyn
At least eight people were killed and more than a dozen others injured when a three-story building in Flatbush collapsed, officials said.
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The Woman Who Wanted to Help the St. Lazarus Children
By embracing Korean children living in leprosy communities, Bernice Gottlieb was a leader in the international adoption movement. She has died at 95.
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Democrats Put Targets on Notice as Trump Oversight Takes Shape
Letters that tell companies and officials not to destroy documents signal the direction of potential investigations next year.
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Trump Says He’s Pulling Vance Off Iran Talks to Focus on Fraud Campaign
The announcement on social media deepened questions about what the president’s plan is to end the war. “We don’t need a deal with Iran,” he wrote.
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What to Know About New Prostate Cancer Screening Recommendations
Universal screening for the disease has long been a subject of controversy.
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Hospitals Brace for Medicaid Work Rules and Deep Funding Cuts
Health systems are racing to guide millions of patients through new eligibility hoops, slated to go into effect Jan. 1.
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Excavation Was Taking Place Next to Building in Brooklyn That Collapsed
New York City officials had ordered work at the construction site to stop after an apartment building in the Flatbush neighborhood collapsed onto it.
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Several People Are Shot in Washington, D.C., Officials Say
The shooting took place in Logan Circle, a busy area of coffee shops, a gym and other businesses not far from the White House. A suspect was barricade...
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