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Will Bank Turmoil Tank the Economy?
One Federal Reserve official has suggested the trouble that Silicon Valley Bank touched off makes a recession more likely.
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Biden’s Defense of Global Democracies Is Tested by Political Turmoil
The administration’s Summit for Democracy begins this week amid crises in several countries allied with the United States, including Israel.
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Today’s Wordle Review: March 28, 2023
Our columnist reviews the day’s puzzle. Warning: Contains spoilers!
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How Chatbots and Large Language Models, or LLMs, Actually Work
Learning how a “large language model” operates.
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Fed Vice Chair Calls Silicon Valley Bank a ‘Textbook Case of Mismanagement’
The Federal Reserve’s top bank cop blamed Silicon Valley Bank’s leaders, while previewing the central bank’s review of its faulty oversight.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Is Charged With Foreign Bribery
Federal prosecutors said Sam Bankman-Fried had instructed employees to pay a $40 million bribe to one or more Chinese officials to help unfreeze tradi...
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Netanyahu Opponents Used Dangers of ‘Reform’ by Autocrats to Sound Alarm
Pointing to examples of what happened after leaders elsewhere brought judiciaries to heel has helped mobilize Israelis in protest.
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Dr. Fauci Could Have Said a Lot More
If officials don’t trust the public, the public won’t trust them.
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Alibaba, China’s E-Commerce Giant, Will Split Into Six Units
The major restructuring, a possible precursor to future I.P.O.s, was announced after Jack Ma, its founder, returned to mainland China after a yearlong...
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With Judicial Overhaul Paused, U.S. Offers Olive Branch to Netanyahu
News that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had been invited to Washington came a day after the Israeli leader delayed plans to limit the power of the...
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China’s Cities Are Buried in Debt, but They Keep Shoveling It On
China has long pursued growth by public spending, even after the payoff has faded. Cities stuck with the bill are still spending — and cutting essenti...
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Fire in Mexico Kills at Least 39 in Migration Center Near U.S. Border
The cause of the fire at the National Migration Institute in Ciudad Juárez, a border city near Texas, was not immediately clear.
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The Fight Over ‘Cop City’
A planned training facility and the woods surrounding it have become an unlikely battleground for the debate on policing in the United States.
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A Win for Israel’s Protesters
Demonstrations forced Israel’s prime minister to delay a judicial overhaul.
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In Mississippi, a Choice to Forgo Medicaid Funds Is Killing Hospitals
Mississippi is one of 10 states, all with Republican-led legislatures, that continue to reject federal funding to expand health insurance for the poor...
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How the Ryan Meetup Became a Hot Ticket
If your name is Ryan, there is a party for you. And no one else.
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Plan B for Fixing Penn Station Would Wrap Madison Square Garden in Glass
The previous proposal to help pay for the renovation of the station, which could cost up to $10 billion in state funds, has been shelved.
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Torture and Turmoil at Ukrainian Nuclear Plant: An Insider’s Account
The former director of Europe’s largest nuclear facility describes abuse of Ukrainian workers and careless practices by the Russians who took control ...
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What We Know About the Nashville School Shooting
A heavily armed assailant fatally shot six people, including three children, at a private elementary school. The motive for the shooting is under inve...
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Costly Court Race Points to a Politicized Future for Judicial Elections
A crucial election for Wisconsin’s Supreme Court has drawn tens of millions of dollars in spending, turning an officially nonpartisan contest into a b...
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Tinkering With ChatGPT, Workers Wonder: Will This Take My Job?
Artificial intelligence is confronting white-collar professionals more directly than ever. It could make them more productive — or obsolete.
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Silicon Valley Bank’s Risks Went Deep. Congress Wants to Know Why.
Lapses at the bank will be a focus as a top Federal Reserve official testifies to House and Senate committees this week.
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Dollar General Is Deemed a ‘Severe Violator’ by the Labor Dept.
Since January 2017, OSHA has cited the company for 111 instances of workplace safety violations and imposed more than $15.5 million in penalties.
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What the Push for ‘Parents’ Rights’ Is Really About
The culture war that conservatives are currently waging over education is, like the culture wars in other areas of American society, a cover for a mor...
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France, Bracing for More Pension Protests, Is Stuck in a Standoff
Neither President Emmanuel Macron nor opponents of his pension overhaul were ready to back down on a new day of strikes and marches, with fears of ris...
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Nashville Shooter Kills 6, Including 3 Children, at Covenant School
The shooter was also killed after police officers responded on Monday morning at the Covenant School, the authorities said.
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Netanyahu Cannot Be Trusted
The Israeli prime minister has become an irrational actor.
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U.S. and Japan Reach Deal on Battery Minerals
While the terms of the deal are limited, the agreement appears to provide a model for resolving recent trade spats between the United States and some ...
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Inside the U.S. Pressure Campaign Over Israel’s Judicial Overhaul
President Biden and his advisers bombarded the Israeli government with warnings that the country’s image as the sole democracy in the Middle East was ...
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South Carolina Pulls Away From Maryland for 3rd Straight Final Four
Maryland led after a quarter, but the Gamecocks wore down the Terrapins with their swarming defense. South Carolina will face Iowa in a national semif...
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North Carolina Expands Medicaid After Republicans Abandon Their Opposition
The state’s Democratic governor signed a bill expanding the health insurance program for low-income people days after the measure cleared the Republic...
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Hoping for a Comeback in a Town With Nothing to Come Back To
Officials have vowed that Rolling Fork, Miss., ravaged by a tornado, will come back better than ever. But first people need food, water, shelter, medi...
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Israel’s Crisis Has a Distinctly American Flavor
Israel has learned some unhealthy habits from the United States.
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U.N. Official Heads to Ukrainian Nuclear Plant as Safety Fears Grow
The official met with President Volodymyr Zelensky to discuss the Zaporizhzhia plant, amid worries that a Ukrainian offensive could raise the already-...
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Targeting Mayorkas, G.O.P. Takes Its Immigration Message to the Border
Republicans have been making regular trips to the border with Mexico in hopes of dramatizing the United States’ immigration challenges. But they rarel...
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Netanyahu Delays Bid to Overhaul Israel’s Judiciary as Protests Rage
The Israeli prime minister called for dialogue as civil unrest and work stoppages reached a crisis point, grinding the country to a halt.
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Biden Officials Hold Off on More Airstrikes in Syria, for Now
The administration says it is seeking to avoid a wider war with Iran and its proxies while protecting U.S. personnel from attacks.
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After Doling Out Huge Loans, China Is Now Bailing Out Countries
Beijing is emerging as a new heavyweight in providing emergency funds to debt-ridden countries, catching up to the I.M.F. as a lender of last resort.
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Lyft Co-Founders to Resign; David Risher Is Named CEO
Lyft has been slow to bounce back from early pandemic problems even as the business of its much bigger rival, Uber, has improved.
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How Rare Is It for a Woman to Commit a Mass Shooting?
In a database of 172 U.S. shootings involving at least four victims over the last five and a half decades, only 4 of the perpetrators were female.
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Former National Enquirer Publisher Testifies Again in Trump Inquiry
The grand jury investigating a hush-money case against the former president met again on Monday, but the timing of any potential indictment remained u...
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Global Economy May Be in a ‘Lost Decade,’ World Bank Warns
Adding to crises like the pandemic, recent stress in the banking system is a new threat to world growth, experts at the organization said.
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Biden Acts to Restrict U.S. Government Use of Spyware
The president signed an executive order seeking to limit deployment of a tool that has been abused by autocracies — and some democracies — to spy on d...
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NY to Pay Broadwater $5.5 Million After Wrongful Conviction for Sebold’s Rape
Anthony J. Broadwater spent 16 years in prison after being wrongly convicted in the assault in Syracuse, N.Y., which Ms. Sebold, a well-known novelist...
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Everything to Know About Artificial Intelligence, or AI
Part 1 of our weeklong series.
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Have AI Chatbots Developed Theory of Mind? What We Do and Do Not Know.
Some researchers claim that chatbots have developed theory of mind. But is that just our own theory of mind gone wild?
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What Killed Penmanship?
We’re all texters and typers now, so if you can’t read that grocery list you scrawled, you are not alone.
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How Big Law and Black Brooklyn Fueled Hakeem Jeffries’s Rise
The House Democrats’ new leader, whose path was shaped as much by the Black Baptist church and hip-hop as it was by Manhattan’s legal elite, is hard t...
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Today’s Wordle Review: March 27, 2023
Our columnist reviews the day’s puzzle. Warning: contains spoilers!
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Clash Over Building Atop Native Burial Sites Angers N.Y. Tribes
After battles with previous governors, New York’s Native American leaders were hopeful for a reset with Kathy Hochul’s administration. Instead, the te...
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Silicon Valley Bank’s Collapse Chills Start-Up Funding
Two weeks after Silicon Valley Bank failed, the fallout has hit the start-up market as investors pull back further and fear has risen.
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A Republican Spending Problem
Will the House be willing to cut programs that benefit G.O.P. voters?
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A Sweeping Plan to Protect Kids From Social Media
A new law in Utah bans any account held by minors without parental consent.
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Restoring a Giant Plane: Ukrainian Resilience or Folly?
Ukraine, with far more pressing needs, plans to rebuild the colossal Mriya cargo plane, a symbol of pride that was destroyed last year in a battle for...
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People Bought Crocs During the Pandemic. They Haven’t Stopped.
While other brands that thrived with customers in quarantine have dropped off, sales of the easily slipped-on clogs are up nearly 200 percent since 20...
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Meet the Xi Jinping Loyalist Now Overseeing China’s Economy
He Lifeng’s long career in government has spanned the extremes of China’s approach, from the early embrace of small business in the 1980s to today’s t...
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The Problem With College Rankings, and How We Fix It
For many anxious college applicants and their parents, a college ranking must mean something, so they let it mean almost everything.
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Israeli Government’s Plan to Overhaul the Judiciary Sets Off a Crisis
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing government contends the Supreme Court has unchecked power.
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First Citizens to Acquire Silicon Valley Bank
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which announced the deal late Sunday, had been looking for a buyer since seizing control of the bank.
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Kamala Harris Looks to Deepen Relations With Africa Amid China’s Influence
In a weeklong trip to Ghana, Tanzania and Zambia, the vice president will face a balancing act as she tries to foster a collaborative U.S. relationshi...
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As Banking Worries Swirl, Europe’s Policymakers Express Confidence, With Caution
Officials say eurozone lenders are strictly supervised and continue to be strong. But at a recent conference, wariness about the future remained.
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Off Shooting Night Can’t Keep L.S.U. From the Final Four
Led by Alexis Morris and Angel Reese, the Tigers beat Miami to return to the Final Four for the first time since 2008.
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Furious Finishes Set the Final Four: No. 5 Seeds Miami, San Diego State Are In
Miami rallied from 13 points down to beat Texas, while a foul and a free throw gave San Diego State a win over Creighton. They join UConn and Florida ...
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Anthony Volpe Makes Yankees Roster at Shortstop
Anthony Volpe, 21, grew up rooting for Derek Jeter. Making the Yankees’ opening day roster after a hot preseason, Volpe will try to pick up where his ...
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Twitter Says Parts of Its Source Code Were Leaked Online
The leak adds to the challenges facing the Elon Musk-owned company, which is trying to unmask the person responsible and any other people who download...
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A Foul and a Free Throw Send San Diego State to the Final Four
Fifth-seeded San Diego State will face Florida Atlantic in a national semifinal after slipping past No. 6 seed Creighton.
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