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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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Singapore Says US Not Helpful on Investigation Into Alice Huang and Megaspeed
In a statement, Singapore said it held Alice Huang’s passport months after President Trump was briefed that she was a spy.
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Who Is Colette Kress, the Interim Nvidia CEO Replacing Jensen Huang?
Ms. Kress, the company’s chief financial officer, joined Nvidia in 2013.
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In Mississippi, Scott Colom Supporters Celebrate Historic Senate Win
At Tougaloo College, supporters danced and wept over Scott Colom’s victory. He will be Mississippi’s first Black U.S. senator since the Reconstruction...
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Nvidia Shares Plummet as Board Considers Jensen Huang’s Future as CEO
News that the chip-maker’s board was considering the future of its chief executive, Jensen Huang, drove Nvidia’s stock down and reverberated across gl...
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Flight Risks
As we head into the holiday travel season, we’ll answer a question: Is air travel getting less safe?
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A Second Affair Revelation Rocks Nvidia, and a Democrat Wins Mississippi in a Major Senate Upset
Plus, the downfall of Russia’s most daring newspaper.
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Israel’s Arrest of Journalist Abed Abu Shehadeh Raises Concerns
Abed Abu Shehadeh, a Palestinian citizen of Israel, was detained without being charged with a crime, raising concerns that the domestic security servi...
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Russell Brands Accounts Removed From Facebook and Instagram
Meta said it had disabled his accounts because of his rape conviction. His team announced the ban on X, whose owner, Elon Musk, continues to express s...
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The First Thing Democrats Should Do to Show They’re Serious on Affordability
A party that just won an election on affordability should not pass up a chance to deliver immediately.
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The Fragile Truce Between the Working Class and the Woke Left
Democrats have power now. They shouldn’t waste it on culture wars.
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In China’s Spy Operations, Romance Can Be a Long Game
Jensen Huang’s affair with a woman U.S. officials say is a Chinese spy has drawn attention to the role of intimate relationships in espionage.
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Indonesia’s Vice President, Gibran, Resigns
Gibran Rakabuming Raka, who is stepping down amid a scandal over his academic credentials, was a symbol of the partnership that elevated President Pra...
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Scott Colom, a Democrat, Wins Mississippi Senate Election
Mr. Colom, a prosecutor, will be the first Black senator elected from Mississippi since the post-Civil War Reconstruction period.
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Tourists Brave a Muddy Jungle Trek to See a Famed World War II Wreck
Seven Chinese tourists, a dozen villagers and a couple of journalists forded streams and bushwhacked to the downed plane of Isoroku Yamamoto, the Japa...
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What to Know About Nvidia’s Investigation of CEO Jensen Huang
Nvidia’s board is weighing the future of Jensen Huang, the company’s chief executive, admitted to an affair with a woman who U.S. intelligence says wa...
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Scott Colom Will Be Mississippi’s Third Black Senator. Who Were the First Two?
Mr. Revels took his seat two days after Mississippi was readmitted to the union after the Civil War. Mr. Bruce served just before white leaders ushere...
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Strike on Gaza Hospital Kills at Least 6 and Injures 20, Rescuers Say
Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis was attacked despite the 2025 cease-fire. A surgeon, an official and a disabled patient were among the victims, a witne...
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Pope Leo XIV Goes Home to Peru, Meeting Ghosts of His Past
In Peru, where Leo XIV lived for two decades and became a citizen, the pope was met by President Keiko Fujimori, whose father’s policies he had protes...
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Judge Richard A. Posner Has Died. His Influence in Law Was Beyond Compare.
He was the most-cited legal scholar of the latter half of the 20th century and an unapologetic iconoclast, favoring pragmatism over judicial tradition...
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Blue Texas? Battleground Kansas? Both Parties Wonder if the Map Has Shifted.
The breadth of Democrats’ midterm victories has raised new questions about which states will be competitive going forward — particularly Texas, a crow...
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How The Times Covered Mississippi’s Senate Race, Which Unexpectedly Became a Nail-Biter
Three Times journalists break down the twists and turns in a race that captured national attention.
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Democrats Face Backlash After Missing Hegseth Impeachment Vote
Eleven Democrats were absent, helping Republicans shelve the charges against the defense secretary. It drew sharp criticism a week after the party’s s...
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Nvidia’s Board Is Meeting to Discuss Jensen Huang’s Future
Mr. Huang has been under scrutiny for an affair with a woman said to be a Chinese spy, as well as a relationship with an executive at his A.I. chip co...
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Soldier Shouts Toward Hegseth to Show ‘Respect’ at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
A Pentagon spokesman said the sentinel had “reminded everyone to maintain decorum” after laughter was heard from a group visiting the burial site with...
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Jensen Huang Said to Have Had Relationship With Nvidia Executive Who Reports to Him
Mr. Huang, Nvidia’s chief executive, is already facing scrutiny over an affair with a Chinese businesswoman who U.S. intelligence determined was a Chi...
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Building Partially Collapses in Brooklyn, Trapping People
The three-story structure in Flatbush collapsed just after 4 p.m.
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Alexander Darchiev, Russia’s Ambassador to the U.S., Dies at 66
The death of Alexander Darchiev was announced by Russia’s foreign ministry. He was appointed to his post in Washington in 2025, as relations between t...
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After Hegseth Impeachment Vote Fails, Massie Vows More Tough Votes for GOP In His Final Days
Representative Thomas Massie, the Kentucky Republican, said he would use his waning time in office to prod his party to vote for “sanity” and break wi...
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Trump Hints at Immigration Deal, Then Reverses. He’s Done That Before.
Democrats and some Republicans say President Trump is missing an opportunity to find consensus on an issue that has bedeviled past administrations.
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How Democrats Invested Online to Overcome Their Cash Disadvantage
Strategists for Senate Democrats say they spent record sums reaching voters, particularly younger ones, on nontraditional platforms such as YouTube an...
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Republicans Begin Aggressive Lame-Duck Push to Install Trump Judges
The G.O.P. intends to win confirmation of about two dozen federal judges before the party loses power. But Democrats promise to do what they can to st...
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The S.S. United States, a Historic Supership, Heads to the Ocean Floor
The 20th-century ocean liner will become an artificial reef, ending efforts to save a ship that was fast, luxurious and (almost) indestructible. Watch...
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Recalling the S.S. United States as It Becomes a Florida Reef
A New York Times editor has had a lifelong connection to the S.S. United States, which is becoming an artificial reef off the Florida coast.
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U.S. Efforts to Tighten Blockade of Iran Rely on Reluctant Neighbors
Washington wants to intensify its economic pressure campaign on Iran by closing its land borders. Neighboring states, fearing economic fallout, are pu...
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My I.R.L. Adventures in the Land of the Eagle Cam
I traveled to Big Bear Lake, home of a viral live feed of an eagle’s nest, and found very human shenanigans.
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Heating Costs Will Rise 7% on Average This Winter
People who use heating oil will see increases of around 70 percent because the war in Iran has greatly reduced supply of that fuel.
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Trump Visits Arlington Cemetery as His Proposed Arch Faces Growing Opposition
An expanding legal fight over the proposed site of President Trump’s 250-foot triumphal arch looms over his visit to Arlington National Cemetery on Ve...
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White House Threatens Congress, Saying Aggressive Investigations Could Be Crime
As Democrats prepared to begin oversight inquiries, it was not clear what legal basis could support the threat. The Constitution grants lawmakers immu...
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Raman and the D.S.A.: Wariness, Skepticism and Hope
Democratic socialists had another success with Ms. Raman’s ascent to the Los Angeles mayoralty. But she is no sure bet to advance the group’s prioriti...
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Silicon Valley Tech Allies Support Jensen Huang
Elon Musk and other Silicon Valley figures cast the Nvidia chief’s relationship with a woman believed to be Chinese spy as a personal lapse, not a sec...
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Incoming House Intelligence Chairman Vows Oversight of CIA’s Use of Covert Action
Representative Jim Himes, who will run the powerful intelligence committee in the new Congress, said he also planned to scrutinize contractor donation...
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