Today, The New York Times Magazine published one of the most ambitious stories in its long history — an account of a Russian ...

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40D. [Positions of intense scrutiny] are known — in one such cultural expression — to be HOT SEATS. This is also how I’d describe most seats on the subway, which I usually jump to occupy mere seconds ...

Ms. Nuzzi told her editors about the relationship that had turned personal, the outlet said. A representative for Mr. Kennedy ...

Donald Trump pushed false claims and distorted facts as he tried to inflame fears about inflation, crime and immigration at a ...

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The university’s president, Darryll J. Pines, who studies aerospace engineering, was accused of copying significant portions ...

Ryan Wesley Routh, 58, told The New York Times in 2023 that he had traveled to Ukraine and wanted to recruit Afghan soldiers ...

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Israel carried out one of the most intense bombardments of the past year, as warplanes launched 70 airstrikes, Lebanese ...

The latest uptick stoked fear of a broader war in the region. Hezbollah’s response came after a week in which Israel carried ...

35A. This clue is delightful: When reading [A whole bunch of people in a row], make “row” rhyme with “Ow!” The answer is MELEE, a chaotic slugfest. (“Row” in this sense is more common in Britain and ...