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Sean Duffy Offers New Details on How One Fix Spiraled Into Nationwide Ground Stop
When asked, the transportation secretary could not guarantee on Sunday that a similar air traffic meltdown would not occur again.
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Saudi-Backed Forces in Yemen Retreat From Red Sea as Houthis Advance
The move is a setback for the Yemeni government and its ally Saudi Arabia, as analysts said the balance of power in the country’s civil war was tiltin...
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How Jeffrey Epstein Grew His Sex-Trafficking Ring
Marina Lacerda was one of Epstein’s victims. She also helped him find other girls.
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The Big Questions About Jeffrey Epstein: What The Times Has Learned
Here is what we know about the sexual predator whose secrets spurred an international reckoning over money, power and complicity. Check back for updat...
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TikTok U
Many young adults want to be influencers. What’s that doing to college life?
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Iran Attacks Bahrain for the Second Time in Days
The resumption of attacks after a two-month lull comes as peace talks between the U.S. and Iran appear to have stalled.
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The Flaw at the Heart of Anthropic’s I.P.O.
Natasha Sarin read the A.I. company’s 300-page I.P.O. filing. Here’s what worries her.
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When Tech ‘Upgrades’ Go Awry
Incidents involving Microsoft’s Outlook and the Federal Aviation Administration this past week demonstrated our dependence on fragile technology.
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Lutnick Pushed to Weaken Chip Rules That Overlap With His Family Business
The commerce secretary has been writing new rules that would affect Southeast Asian data centers, some of which are clients of his former firm.
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Jensen Huang’s Downfall Brings Disbelief in Taiwan
The Nvidia chief executive’s resignation shocked people in his birthplace, where he is called “the people’s dad.”
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After Midterms Triumph, Democrats Look Quickly and Eagerly Ahead to 2028
Politicians, donors and campaign strategists are already imagining a large and contentious field of presidential contenders.
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Embattled Federal Employees Look to a Democratic Congress for a Lifeline
Former and current workers have found a sympathetic ear among Democrats set to take over the House and Senate. But any reversal of President Trump’s c...
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The Reward for Black Women’s Work in Georgia: Leaders Who Look Like Them
Diligent ground-level efforts by Black women helped make Democrats competitive again in Georgia. Now they’ll hold seven of the top eight elected leade...
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After Decades of Blood and Mistrust, Doubts Over Who’s to Blame for an Israeli Hostage
Israeli spies kidnapped and killed Iranians. They were convinced that Tehran was to blame for a fallen airman. Alternative theories got little attenti...
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Nate Silver Picks 27 Democrats to Watch
A roundup of uniters and fighters, progressives and moderates.
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Late in Life, Here’s What I Know
More than anything, I am grateful. For life, especially.
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The Surf’s Way, Way Up as Huge Waves Pound the California Coast
Officials warned onlookers to stay off the beaches as waves of more than 50 feet in spots posed hazards. The intense conditions were too dangerous for...
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What to Know About Continued Flight Disruptions
After a nationwide ground stop Friday, travelers are still encountering snags, and it could take several days for flight schedules to return to normal...
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Judge Blocks Immediate Closure of East Potomac Park for Trump Golf Project
Judge Ana C. Reyes, who has been overseeing combative litigation, said the Trump administration would not be responsible for operating the course whil...
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SpaceX Makes History With Successful Rocket Catch in Texas
The Starship spacecraft returned from orbit to the same spot where it lifted off, marking a key milestone in SpaceX’s vision of building fully reusabl...
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After Relative Silence, Joe Rogan Said MAGA Has Lost the “Podcast Bros”
The nation’s top podcaster addressed the midterm election results, days after declaring that he thinks politics is “gross.”
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Jensen Huang Carried a Secret for More Than a Year. It Led to His Downfall.
Nvidia’s leader said his relationship with a female customer was just about business. But what he was concealing eventually led to his resignation fro...
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When Disaster Hit Next Door in Flatbush
What it felt like when the wall came down in Brooklyn.
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Tech Leaders Rally Behind Jensen Huang
In social media posts and letters to Nvidia’s board, Mr. Huang’s billionaire peers described him as a singular leader who could not be replaced at Nvi...
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How Some Flights Were Exempt From the Ground Stop
Dozens of international flights departed from the United States during Friday’s nationwide ground stop. Some planes also left for Hawaii from the West...
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In the Rubble of a Fallen Building, He Rescued a 2-Year-Old
Miguel Tigsilema, a construction worker, was looking for survivors in the horrific aftermath of a collapse in Brooklyn. He saw a small boy.
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‘Get Focused on London’: How Iran’s Agents Attacked European Targets
A wave of assaults in Britain and elsewhere in the spring sowed fear across Europe. Prosecutors shed new light on how Iran took aim at U.S. allies.
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Perhaps the Rumors of Democracy’s Demise Were Premature
Did the midterm election save it?
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Here’s Why It Could Take Days for Flights to Return to Normal
With hundreds of planes out of position and crews out of hours, restarting the nation’s flight system is no easy task.
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Ground Stop Highlights Chronic Vulnerabilities in Air Traffic System
The Federal Aviation Administration’s aging air traffic control infrastructure has had several disruptive failures in recent months, as officials have...
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How the University of North Carolina Tried to Avoid Trump’s Wrath
The University of North Carolina’s chancellor tried to protect the school from the Trump administration. Work on cancer, suicide, AIDS and coronavirus...
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‘There’s No Juice Left to Squeeze From MAGA’
More than a week after the blue wave, what comes next for both parties?
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What’s Behind the Trump-Huang Relationship?
President Trump’s show of support for Jensen Huang as he was under fire was a remarkable moment in a relationship that barely existed two years ago. O...
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Olivia Wilde Hit Bottom. Here’s How She Bounced Back.
The actor-director learned a lot about shame, regret and failure — and then made a hit movie.
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The Jensen Huang Scandal Has Shocked Even Scandal-Prone Silicon Valley
As Jensen Huang abruptly departs, the tech community grapples with an eternal question: Why do the smartest and most successful men so often act so st...
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Top Democrat Eyes Filibuster-Proof Budget Bill to Unlock Affordability Agenda
The lawmaker set to lead the House Budget Committee outlined Democrats’ options for forcing a negotiation with President Trump on an economic package ...
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They Had Come From Afar to Build New Lives. Then, All Was Gone.
Theirs was a story as old as New York. On a street in Brooklyn, immigrants had arrived to work and live, until their lives intersected in tragedy.
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Alaska Senate Race Between Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola Still Counting Votes
The race between Senator Dan S. Sullivan and Ms. Peltola, a former congresswoman, is the only Senate contest that hasn’t been called.
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A Democrat Wins the Alaska Governor’s Race for the First Time Since 1998
Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins made a name for himself as a coalition builder willing to raise alarms about his state’s dire fiscal straits.
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A ‘Generational Clash’ Is Fueling Europe’s Protests
As retirees live longer, governments need to spend more on pensions. That makes it harder to fund other services, spurring protests like those planned...
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What to Know About Friday’s Nationwide Ground Stop
The air traffic control system’s overloaded, antiquated telecommunications equipment sustained its latest widespread failure, prompting a call for mor...
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Developer Avoided Stricter Oversight Before Fatal Building Collapse
By winning approval for a three-story building, then seeking to add more stories, the Brooklyn developer was not subject to the more rigorous oversigh...
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Trump to Meet With Putin and Xi in China, With Nuclear Proliferation on the Agenda
The president plans to also discuss the war against Iran, but is not expected to bring up Russia’s war in Ukraine or the scandal that has engulfed Jen...
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Nvidia Scandal Prompts Questions of What It Means to Be a Spy
U.S. intelligence agencies believe a woman who had an affair with Jensen Huang was a Chinese asset. But there is much more that they are still assessi...
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Airports Fill Up With Stuck Families and Stranded Travelers
The emergency ground stop disrupted travel plans across the country.
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Jewish Heirs Challenge Sale of $180 Million Van Gogh Painting at Sotheby’s
Heirs say “Blossoming Chestnut Trees” was sold under Nazi-era duress. The auction house says it is “committed to working toward a mutually satisfactor...
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Why Anthropic’s Dario Amodei Has Angered OpenAI and Other A.I. Peers
Dario Amodei, the company’s chief executive, publicly frets about the dangers of artificial intelligence and has made enemies of his peers along the w...
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Howard Lutnick Has Got to Go
The secretary of commerce is almost as responsible for Nvidia’s crisis as the fallen chief executive Jensen Huang.
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The Numbers Behind Scott Colom’s Stunning Upset in the Mississippi Senate Race
To win a Senate seat in a highly polarized, deeply Republican state, Scott Colom needed a perfect storm. He got it.
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Flight Canceled During the FAA Ground Stop? Here’s What to Do.
Travelers are entitled to a refund if your flight is canceled, regardless of the reason, or if a flight is significantly delayed or changed and you de...
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