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México investiga como homicidio las muertes de las víctimas del incendio en Ciudad Juárez
Las autoridades identificaron a ocho sospechosos y dijeron que trabajadores del gobierno y de seguridad privada no habían hecho nada para ayudar a los...
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Immigration Tripled in Top U.S. Counties Even as Many of Them Lost Population
New census data reveals where people are moving to — and from. And it reveals one exception to current trends: Manhattan.
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A Florida School Banned a Disney Movie About Ruby Bridges. Here’s What That Really Means.
The state’s crusading censors are choosing the comfort of ignorance over the inconvenience of truth.
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After Mass Shootings, Republicans Expand Access to Guns
In states around the country, Republican lawmakers are pushing laws to expand the ability to own and carry firearms.
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Walter Cole, Who Dazzled as Darcelle, the World’s Oldest Drag Performer, Dies at 92
He turned a run-down tavern into a drag cabaret that became a hub and a fund-raising powerhouse for the L.G.B.T.Q. community as well as a beloved Port...
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Mexico Investigates Migrant Deaths in Border City Fire as Homicide Case
The authorities identified eight suspects and said government workers and private security workers had done nothing to help migrants flee the blaze at...
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Soldiers Massing Near Ukrainian Nuclear Plant, U.N. Official Warns
Amid signs of offensives and counteroffensives, concern is rekindling about what it will mean for the biggest nuclear plant in Europe.
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Washington Shrugs Off Nashville Shooting, as G.O.P. Rejects Pleas to Act
President Biden said he had reached the limit of his powers to act alone on gun violence, and needed Congress to respond. Republicans said they had al...
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Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz Spars With Democrats at Senate Hearing
Howard Schultz faced rancor from Senate Democrats at a hearing where he chafed at “propaganda that is floating around” about company labor practices.
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Debt Talks Are Frozen as House Republicans Splinter Over a Fiscal Plan
The struggles among Republicans to put forth a budget reflect the perilous path ahead for lawmakers who must broker a debt deal by the summer to avert...
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Prayer Can Be the Prerequisite to Action
‘We’re praying for you’ has been ridiculed as an empty phrase. But it can be an incitement to action rather than an excuse for inaction.
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Biden’s Confrontation With Netanyahu Had Been Brewing for Years
The president’s decision to publicly criticize Israel is highly unusual for a leader who has pledged not to interfere in the country’s domestic politi...
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An Open Letter to Governor Lee on the Slaughter of Our Children
You may be the only one in this entire state who could do something to protect our children. You could do it if you wanted to.
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Can India Change the World?
For most of history, it was one of the world’s leading economies, and it now has a fighting chance to recover that role.
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Several Face Charges in Killings of Gay Men Who Were Drugged and Robbed
Assailants used facial recognition to unlock phones and then looted financial accounts. The crimes, which occurred in Hell’s Kitchen, spread fear in N...
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Defending Starbucks, Schultz Spars With Party That Once Embraced Him
Howard Schultz faced rancor from Senate Democrats at a hearing where he chafed at “propaganda that is floating around” about company labor practices.
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Texas Observer Reverses Plan to Shut Down and Lay Off Staff
Former and current staff members had fought the decision to shut down the 68-year-old magazine, a bastion of liberal opinion and investigative journal...
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Trump Says the Justice System Has Been Weaponized. He Would Know.
The former president is attempting to cast the investigations into his actions as politically motivated uses of the justice system. In office, he regu...
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G.O.P. Lawmakers Override Kentucky Governor’s Veto on Anti-Trans Laws
Republican legislators voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to enact a bill that places new restrictions on transgender youth, including banning access t...
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Eastern Kentucky Needs Flood Relief, Not Another Federal Prison
Exploitation is not an economic development strategy.
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In Rare Show of Force, House Democrats Pressure Hochul on Climate Bill
Several House members, including Jerrold Nadler and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, are pushing the governor to fully support a climate policy proposed by t...
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Pope Francis Is in Hospital and Will Stay for Several Days
The Vatican said the 86-year-old pontiff was taken to a hospital in Rome, where he was being treated for a respiratory infection.
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Will Ambitious Plans for a ‘New’ New York Get Crushed in Albany?
The State Legislature appears ready to block plans to significantly expand housing in the city and suburbs.
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Modi Tightens Grip on India’s Democracy, Wielding the Judiciary
The ouster from Parliament of India’s best-known opposition leader shows how Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party is manipulating the judiciary, criti...
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China’s Soccer Experiment Flopped. Now It May Be Over.
China poured billions into its bid to become a major player in the world’s most popular sport. A decade later, it has little to show for that investme...
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He Bid $190 Million for the Flatiron Building, Then Didn’t Pay Up
A little-known buyer won an auction on the courthouse steps and then went off the radar, failing to pay the $19 million deposit. Now the famous buildi...
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Decades Later, Senate Votes to Repeal Iraq Military Authorizations
The bipartisan action to roll back resolutions from 1991 and 2002 was a major advancement in a long-running bid by Congress to claw back war powers fr...
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Michigan Democrats Rise, and Try to Turn a Battleground Blue
With a strong governor, a Legislature passing a raft of liberal measures and a looming early presidential primary, Democrats are testing the promise a...
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What Makes Chatbots ‘Hallucinate’ or Say the Wrong Thing?
The curious case of the hallucinating software.
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The Liberal Helping Conservatives Fight Race-Based Affirmative Action
For decades, Richard Kahlenberg has pushed for a class-conscious approach to college admissions. He may finally get his wish, but it comes at a person...
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How to Choose the Best Window Blinds and Coverings
Designers consider window shades and blinds essential for many reasons. But there are so many options — how do you choose the right ones?
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Elon Musk and Others Call for Pause on A.I., Citing ‘Risks to Society’
More than 1,000 tech leaders, researchers and others signed an open letter that urged a moratorium on the development of the most powerful artificial ...
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Future of New York’s Housing Crisis Is Being Decided in the Suburbs
The governor’s quest, to force suburbs around New York City to build more housing, is meeting with resistance.
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The Incredible Challenge of Counting Every Global Birth and Death
In rural Colombia, as in many parts of the world, tallying births and deaths is one of the most desperately needed public-health measures. It’s a lot ...
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How to Use Narcan, the Overdose-Reversing Nasal Spray
The F.D.A.’s decision to allow the overdose-reversing nasal spray to be sold over the counter means it will become much more widely available. Here is...
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What to Know About Protests Over Israel’s Judiciary Overhaul Plan
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing government contends the Supreme Court has unchecked power, but critics of the proposal say it goes too ...
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Lawyer Who Shot Girlfriend in New Jersey Then Fled to Cuba Claims Self-Defense
James R. Ray III, a former Marine, is charged with killing Angela Bledsoe in the home they shared in an affluent New Jersey commuter town.
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How ChatGPT and Bard Performed as My Executive Assistants
Google’s Bard chatbot fared far worse than OpenAI’s ChatGPT, but human assistants might soon be out of their jobs.
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F.D.A. Approves Narcan for Over-the-Counter Sales
The nasal spray reverses opioid overdoses and public health officials hope that making it more widely available could save lives and reduce the nation...
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Vermont Reconsiders Access to Aid in Dying Law After Connecticut Woman’s Settlement
Connecticut does not allow medical aid in dying, so Lynda Bluestein sued Vermont to take advantage of that state’s law. Now, legislators may make the ...
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How Ukraine’s Battered Steel Industry Galvanized Its War Effort
The iron- and steel-producing factories of Ukraine’s rust belt have made body armor, helmets and armored plates for vehicles — and steelworkers risked...
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We’re About to Find Out How Far the Supreme Court Will Go to Arm America
The Biden administration has asked the justices to overturn an appeals court decision on guns that can charitably be described as nuts.
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Do You Live in a ‘Tight’ State or a ‘Loose’ One? Turns Out It Matters Quite a Bit.
What has happened to produce such intense hostility between left and right?
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U.S.-Israel Tensions Over Judicial Overhaul Burst Into Open
In response to sharp criticism by President Biden, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel would make its own decisions.
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UBS Brings Back C.E.O. to Manage ‘New Challenges’ of Credit Suisse Takeover
Sergio Ermotti, who stepped down from UBS in 2020, will rejoin the Swiss banking giant as it prepares to absorb its troubled rival, Credit Suisse.
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Taiwan’s President Heads to the U.S., Bracing for China’s Retaliation
President Tsai Ing-wen is expected to meet Speaker Kevin McCarthy next week, risking a show of force from Beijing, which opposes any such exchanges.
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Myanmar’s Military Regime Disbands Aung San Suu Kyi’s Political Party
The junta has dissolved dozens of opposition parties ahead of the next general election, including the popular National League for Democracy.
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M.T.A. Wants to Clean the Bronx To Allay Congestion Pricing Concerns
Transit officials are thinking of spending millions of dollars to fight pollution in some of New York’s poorest and most contaminated neighborhoods.
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Nashville School Shooting Victims Remembered by Community in Anguish
As investigators searched for a motive in the killing of six people at the Covenant School in Nashville, the close-knit community there was struggling...
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U.S. Border Policies Have Created a Backup of Migrants in Mexico
As the United States has cracked down on border entries, Mexico is bearing the burden of housing and feeding tens of thousands of desperate migrants.
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In Israel, Democracy Still Holds
The Jewish state’s political center shows it is capable of defeating the extremist fringe.
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Cockroach Sex Took a Strange Turn. Now More Mutations Have Emerged.
Evolution has saved roach reproduction from an earlier mutation that interfered with how males court females.
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Top Fed Officials Criticize Silicon Valley Bank Executives at Senate Hearing
Officials blamed executives at Silicon Valley Bank for its failure on March 10, while adding that Federal Reserve oversight is in for a revamp.
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The Key Differences Between Nashville and Uvalde Shooting Responses
In both instances, officers rushed to the scenes and immediately entered the schools. But the situations that they confronted were not the same.
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State Dept. Proposes Joint Tribunal to Try Russian Leaders
The proposed court, a joint effort by Ukraine and other nations, would investigate the Kremlin for the crime of aggression, but there’s a catch: Presi...
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Kamala Harris, at Former Slave Port in Ghana, Ties Past to Present
The vice president leaned into her heritage during a three-nation trip to Africa to strengthen U.S. relations on the continent.
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George Nassar, 86, Killer Who Heard Confession in Strangler Case, Is Dead
A fellow inmate, Albert DeSalvo, told him that he was the Boston Strangler who had killed 13 women in the early 1960s. Mr. Nassar’s death, in 2018, ha...
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How Can We Be a Country That Does This to Our Children?
We should judge a nation by a simple metric: the number of weeping parents it allows, the small caskets it tolerates.
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Russian Girl Sent to Orphanage After Father Criticizes War
Rights activists worry that the separation of a teenage girl and her father after they criticized the war in Ukraine might signal a toughening of the ...
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Biden Concedes He Is Powerless to Act on Guns Without Congress
“I have gone the full extent of my executive authority to do, on my own, anything about guns,” President Biden said.
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Court Reinstates Adnan Syed’s Murder Conviction in ‘Serial’ Case and Orders New Hearing
The Appellate Court of Maryland ruled that a lower court had violated the right of the victim’s brother to have been notified of and to attend a heari...
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Al menos a 39 migrantes muertos en un incendio en Ciudad Juárez
El presidente de México, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, dijo que el incendio en la ciudad fronteriza con Texas fue resultado de una protesta de migrante...
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SVB Hearing Takeaways: Bank Failures Spur a Blame Game, But Few Solutions
Senators sharply questioned federal regulators about shortcomings in oversight after two bank failures rattled the financial system. Regulators put th...
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What’s Hot on TikTok? Defending Its C.E.O.
After lawmakers grilled TikTok’s chief executive last week, the app’s users argued that the platform should not be banned in the United States over na...
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I Am Going Blind, and I Now Find It Strangely Exhilarating
Now that I signal my disability with a white cane, I find that I have tapped a well of visible kindness.
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Alexander Skarsgard Explains the Answer to Everything. (It Involves Doing Some Math.)
It’s time to completely rethink how we measure economic success.
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Pence Must Testify to Jan. 6 Grand Jury, Judge Rules
The ruling in Washington was the latest setback to efforts by former President Donald J. Trump’s legal team to limit testimony to grand juries investi...
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As King Charles Adjusts to Being Center Stage, So Do His Impersonators
Long overshadowed by other royal look-alikes, Charles imitators are experiencing newfound popularity ahead of the king’s coronation in May.
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A Campaign Aide Didn’t Write That Email. A.I. Did.
The swift advance of artificial intelligence in politics is already blurring the boundaries between fact and fake.
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Over-the-Counter Narcan Could Save More Lives. But Price and Stigma Are Obstacles.
The Food and Drug Administration is expected this week to allow the overdose-reversal medication to be sold without a prescription, a step toward maki...
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Ari Aster Wants to Terrify (and Tickle) You With ‘Beau Is Afraid’
The maker of “Midsommar” may be known for horror, but he thought that film was comical. With his latest movie, “Beau Is Afraid,” the dark humor is mor...
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