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In Held v. Montana, Young People Sue Montana Over Use of Fossil Fuels
Sixteen young Montanans have sued their state, arguing that its support of fossil fuels violates the state Constitution.
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Florida Bill Would Shield DeSantis’s Travel Records
A bill advanced by state legislators would exempt the governor, as well as other officials and their families and staff members, from having records o...
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What’s Fueling Mushroom Mania in Décor?
As mushrooms become more prominent in nearly all spheres of modern life — including wellness, pop culture and cuisine — they’re also becoming sought-a...
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U.S. Launches Airstrikes After a Drone Attack in Syria Kills American Contractor
The attacks are likely to stoke tensions with Iran, which Biden administration officials call the largest security threat in the Middle East.
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This Column Is Dedicated to Silicon Valley Venture Capitalists
The tech industry is far from perfect, but it remains essential to America’s future.
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Rwanda Announces Release of Paul Rusesabagina, ‘Hotel Rwanda’ Hero
Paul Rusesabagina, whose story inspired a Hollywood movie, was kidnapped by the Rwandan government and jailed. In a deal brokered by the U.S. and Qata...
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Leader of India’s Opposition to Modi Is Expelled From Parliament
The expulsion of Rahul Gandhi is a devastating blow to the once-powerful Indian National Congress party. He and several other politicians are now in j...
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Garden State’s Basketball Talent Blooms in N.C.A.A. Tournament
Whether it’s teams like Princeton and Fairleigh Dickinson pulling off upsets or standout performances from players, New Jersey’s imprint has been all ...
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Trump, Turning Up Heat, Raises Specter of Violence if He Is Charged
In an overnight post, the former president escalated his attacks on the Manhattan district attorney, Alvin Bragg, and warned of “potential death and d...
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The Man Who Leaked the Pentagon Papers Is Scared
The whistle-blower Daniel Ellsberg has never run out of secrets.
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TikTok’s C.E.O. Struggles to Make his Case in Washington
Lawmakers interrogated Shou Chew over the video app’s ties to the Chinese government in a hearing that suggests the company’s problems are far from ov...
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China Denies Pressuring Companies Like TikTok to Spy on Users
China’s foreign ministry rebuffed claims made by U.S. lawmakers at a hearing on Thursday that TikTok could be a tool of surveillance for the Chinese g...
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Israel’s Attorney General Says Netanyahu Broke the Law With Judicial Intervention
Gali Baharav-Miara said that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu created a conflict of interest by pushing for a judicial overhaul while on trial for co...
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They’re Desperation Heaves for Most Players. For Caitlin Clark, They’re Money.
Clark, the Iowa guard whose long-range shots have made a stir online, perfected her form in her driveway. But even when she abandons that form, she ca...
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King Charles Postpones Trip to France Amid Unrest, French Presidency Says
France has been rocked by strikes and protests over the past week in response to a move by President Emmanuel Macron to push through an increase in th...
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Free Speech (or Not) at Stanford
A federal judge spoke at Stanford Law School. Chaos ensued.
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Should The Government Pay for Your Bad Climate Decisions?
As climate change becomes a health risk, the U.S. government has warned it will reassess spending priorities.
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Ukraine War Amputees Get New Limbs in U.S.
War has forced Ukraine to become skilled at treating amputees, but there are too many for its overtaxed medical workers. Some are finding their way to...
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More New Yorkers Are Using Fentanyl Test Strips to Avoid Overdose
In New York, fentanyl test strips are becoming more common as a way to fight an overdose crisis, and more states are pushing to legalize them. But not...
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A Refuge for Russians and Ukrainians, Bali Rethinks Its Open-Door Policy
After multiple accounts of tourists behaving badly, its governor wants Russia and Ukraine to lose access to Indonesia’s visa-on-arrival program.
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From Rockets to Ball Bearings, Pentagon Struggles to Feed War Machine
The flow of arms to Ukraine has exposed a worrisome lack of production capacity in the United States that has its roots in the end of the Cold War.
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Don’t Be Fooled. Ron DeSantis Is a Bush-Cheney Republican.
It is simply wrong to attribute the pathologies of today’s Republican Party to the influence of Donald Trump alone.
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Trump Plans Rally in Waco During Anniversary of Branch Davidian Standoff
Thirty years ago, a fiery federal raid on a doomsday sect turned the city into a symbol of government overreach. Donald Trump will speak there on Satu...
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Tennessee’s Rejection of Federal Funds to Curb HIV Alarms Prevention Groups
The state plans to use state funds, which a spokeswoman for Gov. Bill Lee said would be more efficient than receiving federal dollars. Some organizati...
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Bond Trading May Be Sending a Recession Warning
Wild swings in the Treasury market are unlike anything many investors today had seen. They’re also potentially warning of a recession.
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The Fed Has Targeted 2% Inflation. Should It Aim Higher?
After raising interest rates again, the Federal Reserve will soon have to consider how much pain it is willing to inflict in its fight against inflati...
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There’s a Problem With Banning TikTok. It’s Called the First Amendment.
American users of the social media platform are indisputably exercising their constitutional right when they post and consume content on the site.
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El retrato perdido de Trump ha sido encontrado en uno de sus hoteles
Tras recibir una pista, el Times localizó un retrato de Donald Trump que fue un obsequio del presidente de El Salvador y que los demócratas estaban bu...
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U.S. Contractor Killed in Drone Attack on Base in Syria
Five service members and another U.S. contractor were wounded. The Pentagon said the drone was of “Iranian origin” and ordered airstrikes on facilitie...
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That Missing Trump Portrait? Found, Next to Some Old Yoga Mats.
After a tip, The Times located a portrait of Donald Trump given to him by El Salvador’s president and that Democrats were eager to account for. It was...
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Thursday March Madness: Kansas State Tops Michigan State in Overtime
New York native Markquis Nowell led the Wildcats with 20 rebounds and 19 assists, which set a record for an N.C.A.A. tournament game.
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Marisol Malaret, First Puerto Rican Miss Universe, Dies at 73
Edging out Miss USA, Ms. Malaret — who was also the first winner from the Caribbean — brokered her fame to become a television host and magazine edito...
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Antisemitic Incidents Reach New High in U.S., Anti-Defamation League Says
The report from the advocacy group included online harassment and speech as well as physical attacks, and mirrored similar data from the federal gover...
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Biden’s Options on TikTok Narrow After China Pushes Back
China’s opposition to a sale of the app leaves the president to challenge that stand or consider seeking a ban, which would face its own obstacles.
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Shooting at Denver High School Focuses Attention on School Safety Plans
A 17-year-old student who shot two administrators and later killed himself had to be patted down every day at East High School because of past behavio...
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The Cold War With China Is Changing Everything
Both sides are spending lots of money on technological elites.
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4 People Accused of $13 Million in Pro Athlete Fraud Schemes
Prosecutors said the people, including a former N.B.A. agent, took money from professional basketball players and spent it on luxury goods and home re...
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Court Action Underscores Peril for Trump in Documents Investigation
Federal prosecutors continue to build a case that the former president obstructed efforts by the government to reclaim classified material and that he...
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Fact Check: The Ties Between Alvin Bragg and George Soros
Donald Trump’s allies have accused the district attorney bringing a case against him as having been “bought” by Mr. Soros, the philanthropist. That is...
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Utah Law Could Curb Use of TikTok and Instagram by Children and Teens
The law, which prohibits social networks from allowing minors to have accounts without parental consent, may come as welcome news to many families eve...
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U.S. and Canada Reach an Agreement on Turning Away Asylum Seekers
The deal allows both countries to turn back people who cross their borders without authorization at a time when migration has surged.
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How Manhattan Hotels Became Refuges for Thousands of Migrants
The city has spent millions to convert upscale hotels, humble motels and even office buildings into housing for an influx of migrants.
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Banks Are Borrowing More From the Fed: What to Know
As turmoil sweeps the United States financial system, banks are turning to the Federal Reserve for loans to get them through the squeeze.
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Tennessee Moves to Decertify Memphis Officers Who Beat Tyre Nichols
Four of the Memphis police officers charged with second-degree murder in Mr. Nichols’s death should never again work in law enforcement in the state, ...
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The Aspiring Cult Leader’s Missing Art and the Nephew Obsessed With His Legacy
The strange, twisting tale of Bradford Boobis and the nephew who has spent 50 years trying to make his painting public once again.
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Stocks Are Turbulent as Wall St. Weighs Fed’s Future Moves
Investors remain preoccupied with the health of banks as interest rates rise, putting balance sheets under pressure.
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Lawmakers Blast TikTok’s CEO for App’s Ties to China, Escalating Tensions
Lawmakers grilled Shou Chew, TikTok’s chief executive, over the app’s ties to its Chinese parent company and its effects on children, as Chinese offic...
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Free Speech Doesn’t Mean Free Rein to Shout Down Others
When protests amount to mob censorship.
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Republicans Say Spending Is Fueling Inflation. The Fed Chair Disagrees.
Jerome H. Powell has said that snarled supply chains, an oil shock following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and shifts among American consumers are prim...
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Grand Jury Expected to Resume Hearing Trump Hush-Money Case on Monday
The panel that has been investigating the case involving the former president typically meets on a different matter on Thursdays and does not convene ...
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Woman Who Stormed Pelosi’s Office on Jan. 6 Is Sentenced to Three Years
Prosecutors said that Riley June Williams, 24, had acted as an “accelerant” in the Capitol attack, leading those around her past police lines and into...
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Trump Investigations Test Justice Dept. and Divided Nation
Attorney General Merrick Garland and other prosecutors have sought to demonstrate that politics should not infect the justice system. Those efforts fa...
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College Sports Are a Treasure. Don’t Turn Them Into the Minor Leagues.
The best way to support student-athletes is to ensure that they are students first.
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This 835-Year-Old English Manor Needs Some Modern Love
Tim and Sue Soar have toiled for decades to maintain their medieval estate and not go broke. They can’t take it much longer. But will it sell?
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Today’s Wordle Review: March 23, 2023
Our columnist reviews the day’s puzzle. Warning: contains spoilers!
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With Beijing Opposing a TikTok Sale, the Biden Administration’s Options Narrow
If the White House can’t force a sale, that would effectively leave it with two options to resolve concerns about the company.
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In Israel, Another Divisive Law on Another Day of Mass Protest
Amid a national crisis over a planned judicial overhaul, Parliament approved a bill protecting the prime minister from being declared unfit to govern....
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Prosecutor in Trump Hush-Money Case Fires Back at House Republicans
The grand jury examining the former president’s role in a hush-money payment typically does not hear testimony about the inquiry on Thursdays, making ...
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China Says It Will ‘Firmly Oppose’ Forced Sale of TikTok
China’s commerce ministry publicly rebuked the Biden administration’s efforts to push TikTok’s Chinese ownership to sell the app or face a possible ba...
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New Day of Strikes in France as Pension Anger Persists
Labor unions are hoping for a show of strength after President Emmanuel Macron insisted that the new legal retirement age of 64 would be enforced, des...
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Investors Try to Parse Jay Powell and Janet Yellen’s Next Moves on Banks
Jerome Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve, and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that more must be done to rein in banks. What that looks lik...
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The Threat of TikTok
U.S. officials say TikTok is a national security risk. They’re trying to turn it into their advantage.
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Our Film Critic on Why He’s Done With the Movies
A.O. Scott discusses how American cinema has evolved over his 23 years at The New York Times.
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China’s Rise Relied on the West. Xi Jinping Is Turning Away.
The Chinese leader has edged ever closer to Russia, while distancing China from countries that have helped it develop over the past four decades.
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Migration Tops Agenda as Biden Visits Canada
As migration has swelled at Canada’s border, the country is seeking a renegotiation of an agreement with the United States that binds it to accept asy...
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West African Commandos Train to Battle Terrorists by Land and Sea
As terrorists move south through the Sahel, the Pentagon’s annual Flintlock exercise reinforced the rule of law in a region roiled by coups.
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Ukrainian Commanders Frustrated With Slow Pace of Western Tank Deliveries
For now, they are holding on with inferior Soviet-era tanks, but relish the idea of taking on the Russians with modern Western battle tanks.
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What to Know About Today’s Congressional Hearing on TikTok
The Chinese-owned video app has become a battleground as the U.S. and China duel for tech leadership.
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Women Are Still Stuck in ‘A Doll’s House’
It’s shocking that Ibsen’s 1879 play remains so shocking.
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In Memphis, Car Seizures Are a Lucrative and Punishing Police Tactic
Vehicle seizures have been used to combat street racing and other crimes, but critics say that even people not convicted of a crime have been left for...
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Bank of England to Weigh a Rate Increase After a Jump in Inflation
As policymakers assess an inflation rate that persists in double digits, as well as risks in the banking sector, analysts predict a quarter-point incr...
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