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  1. Israel and Hamas Reach a Deal Video, Today

    Celebrations broke out after Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of a peace plan on Wednesday. The agreement covers an exchange of hostages and prisoners.

  2. Fra Angelico y el milagro de la fe visible En español, Today

    Una exposición única en Italia muestra cómo el pintor renacentista creyó con todo el corazón y logró hacer visible esa fe.

  3. I’m the Foreign Minister of Poland. This Is How to Negotiate With Putin. Opinion, Today

    The leadership of Russia must understand that its attempt to rebuild Europe’s last empire is doomed to fail.

  4. Today’s Israel Hamas Gaza Ceasefire live blog included one standalone post:
  5. El ‘bluetoothing’: la práctica de compartir sangre que exacerba el alarmante aumento mundial del VIH En español, Today

    Esta tendencia, en la que los consumidores se inyectan la sangre de personas intoxicadas con una droga, ha avivado una de las epidemias de VIH de más rápido crecimiento en el Pacífico.

  6. ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ de Taylor Swift rompe récord de ventas en cinco días En español, Today

    En sus primeros días de lanzamiento, el nuevo álbum de Swift ha batido el récord establecido hace una década por “25” de Adele.

  7. Los novios agradecen su presencia en la boda, sin disparar En español, Today

    En Siria, los matrimonios y otras ocasiones felices se celebran a menudo con disparos al aire. Pero tras casi 14 años de guerra, la gente quiere que se silencien las armas.

  8. Ella fue liberada de Hamás, pero sigue en cautiverio En español, Today

    En los túneles de Gaza donde estuvo de rehén, Emily Damari aprendió a sobrevivir. Estas fotos la muestran aprendiendo a estar viva de nuevo.

  9. Chinese Surgeons Perform First Pig-to-Human Liver Transplant Health, Today

    The transplanted portion of the genetically modified pig liver was removed after 38 days, and the patient, who had advanced liver cancer and cirrhosis, died several months later.

  10. An Irish Factory Town Prospered With China. Now, Its ‘Jewel in the Crown’ Is Leaving. World, Today

    China’s baby boom enriched a small Irish town where a Nestlé factory made formula for Chinese newborns. Then a baby bust unraveled it all. Or so it seemed.

  11. Why Many Students in Thailand Can’t Let Their Hair Down World, Today

    For decades, Thai students have been subjected to unwanted haircuts in class. Many of them carry the humiliating memory into adulthood.

  12. In Germany’s Depressed East, Tanks Are the Lesser of Two Evils World, Today

    Even leaders from the far-right Alternative for Germany party, which opposes aid to Ukraine, have embraced the jobs that come with new weapons production.

  13. Corrections: Oct. 9, 2025 Corrections, Today

    Corrections that appeared in print on Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025.

  14. Quote of the Day: He Escaped Alzheimer’s Fate. Scientists Want to Know How. Corrections, Today

    Quotation of the Day for Thursday, October 9, 2025.

  15. Yesterday’s Israel Hamas Gaza Ceasefire live blog included four standalone posts:
  16. How Portland Is Reacting to Trump’s National Guard Threat Video, Today

    In the days before President Trump announced that he would send troops to what he called a “war-ravaged” Portland, Ore., federal officers had described the protests there as “low energy.” Anna Griffin, who is reporting in Portland for The New York Times, describes what she’s seen there.

  17. What We Know About the Palisades Fire Arrest U.S., Today

    Federal officials arrested a man they said started a small blaze in January that later rekindled and grew into the fire that devastated Pacific Palisades.

  18. One Out Gameplay, Today

    Freddie Cheng offers solvers a digital puzzle.

  19. Katie Porter Goes Viral for ‘Unhappy’ TV Interview in California Governor’s Race U.S., Today

    The former Democratic congresswoman, known for her own grilling of executives on Capitol Hill, threatened to abandon an interview after she was asked several follow-up questions.

  20. Posts Calling Mangione Guilty Did No Harm, Top U.S. Prosecutor Argues New York, Today

    A judge had demanded an explanation for why Justice Department officials were publicly expressing views on Luigi Mangione’s guilt in the killing of a health insurance executive.

  21. A Stolen 50-Pound Dinosaur Named Claire Is Returned After Outrage U.S., Today

    The theft of the beloved dinosaur statue upset residents of a California community that was damaged by wildfires earlier this year. Then she was returned with an apology.

  22. G.O.P. Blocks Bid to Halt Trump’s Attacks in the Caribbean Sea U.S., Today

    Republicans in the Senate blocked a measure that would terminate the president’s legally disputed campaign targeting alleged drug runners.

  23. Pope Leo Urges U.S. Bishops to Support Immigrants U.S., Today

    The pope conveyed the message as President Trump escalated his deportation campaign, including in Chicago, the pope’s hometown.

  24. Gustavo Petro dice que había colombianos en la embarcación que EE. UU. bombardeó En español, Today

    El presidente de Colombia dijo el miércoles que la lancha bombardeada era colombiana y llevaba pasajeros de su país. “Espero que aparezcan sus familias y denuncien”, escribió en X.

  25. Kash Patel Fires Two F.B.I. Agents Who Worked on Trump Investigation U.S., Yesterday

    The agents were identified in documents obtained by a Republican senator as having worked with Jack Smith, the special counsel who led the federal inquiries into Donald J. Trump.

  26. Qatar Pushes U.S.-Venezuela Diplomacy as Trump Focuses on Military Action U.S., Yesterday

    The Pentagon has deployed 10,000 U.S. troops to the region, most of them to bases in Puerto Rico, a senior military official said.

  27. Candidates for N.J. Governor Clash Over Opioids, Trump and Taxes New York, Yesterday

    Jack Ciattarelli, the Republican nominee, and Representative Mikie Sherrill, the Democrat, described starkly different visions for the state in a debate Wednesday.

  28. Lawler Confronts Jeffries in Showy Exchange in a Tense Capitol New York, Yesterday

    The roughly five-minute confrontation, initiated by Representative Mike Lawler of New York, was intended to draw attention to Democrats’ role in the government shutdown.

  29. Joseph Herbert, Who Helped Catch Copycat Zodiac Killer, Dies at 68 New York, Yesterday

    A New York police detective, he used his knowledge of the killer’s handwriting — and a lucky twist — to solve a confounding case.

  30. What Ignited California’s Most Destructive Fires U.S., Yesterday

    California wildfires have become particularly devastating in recent decades, but their origins vary.

  31. Macron nombrará un nuevo primer ministro en lugar de convocar elecciones En español, Yesterday

    El anuncio, que descartó la posibilidad de elecciones parlamentarias anticipadas, se produjo tras las conversaciones que Sébastien Lecornu, el primer ministro saliente, mantuvo con los partidos políticos a petición de Macron.

  32. Bruce Cutler, Pugnacious Lawyer for the Mob Boss John Gotti, Dies at 77 New York, Yesterday

    He became one of the country’s best-known criminal defense lawyers after winning acquittals in three cases that spawned a new nickname for Mr. Gotti: “the Teflon Don.”

  33. Texts from Democratic A.G. Candidate Roil Virginia Governor’s Race U.S., Yesterday

    In the messages, the Democratic candidate for attorney general, Jay Jones, discusses the hypothetical killing of a Republican lawmaker.

  34. OpenAI tiene una aplicación de video nueva y es asombrosa (para bien y para mal) En español, Yesterday

    Sora, la nueva aplicación de OpenAI para generar videos, es en realidad una red social disfrazada que puede llevar la IA creativa a las masas. Y también sus problemas.

  35. His Lab Tested Cutting-Edge Spacecraft Science, Yesterday

    Mason Peck, an aerospace engineer at Cornell, was trying to test innovative designs in spacecraft when a stop-work order hit.

  36. Has Your Scientific Work Been Cut? We Want to Hear. Climate, Yesterday

    For a new series, Times journalists are speaking with scientists whose research has ended as a result of policy changes by the Trump administration.

  37. She Found a Link Between Air Pollution and Infertility Climate, Yesterday

    Shruthi Mahalingaiah, a Harvard researcher, investigated the fertility risks women face from air pollution. But her grant was canceled.

  38. He Studied How Emissions Are Heating Up U.S. Cities Climate, Yesterday

    “Fundamentally, we were trying to learn about these systems to prevent people from dying unnecessarily from heat,” said Kevin Gurney, an atmospheric scientist.

  39. She Studied How Logging Affects Pollinators Science, Yesterday

    Kim Ballare was a research ecologist with the U.S. Forest Service until her federal grant “got snatched away.”

  40. The Redistricting Fight You Haven’t Heard About U.S., Yesterday

    Trump wants Republicans to draw more safe seats. In Utah, they might lose some instead.

  41. 84-Year-Old Climber Who Died in Fall Was an Avid Mountaineer U.S., Yesterday

    Even in his 80s, Pete Cleveland, a fixture of rock climbing in the Midwest, went climbing every week and trekked for at least a mile a day, his son said.

  42. Comey’s Two Legal Challenges to His Indictment, Explained U.S., Yesterday

    A lawyer for the former F.B.I. director said he would accuse the Justice Department of malicious and selective prosecution and contend that a U.S. attorney was illegally appointed.

  43. Rutgers Expert on Antifa Flees to Spain After Receiving Death Threats New York, Yesterday

    Historian Mark Bray was teaching courses on anti-fascism at the New Jersey university. Turning Point USA accused of him belonging to antifa, which he denies.

  44. Tiny Love Stories: ‘Even Painful Things Can Heal’ Style, Yesterday

    Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.

  45. Smutty Dressing Is Back T Magazine, Yesterday

    And other takeaways courtesy of T’s editors after a month’s worth of shows in New York, London, Milan and Paris.

  46. Thrillers Guaranteed to Give You Goosebumps Books, Yesterday

    Our columnist on notable new releases.

  47. Colombia’s President Says Boat Bombed by U.S. Was Carrying Colombians World, Yesterday

    The Trump administration has said that it is attacking boats and killing their occupants because they are smuggling drugs from Venezuela to the United States.

  48. California Will Ban Certain Ultraprocessed Foods in Schools Well, Yesterday

    A new state law creates the first legal definition of the foods, and may prompt changes in other states.

  49. Texas’ Blue-State Deployments Shred Relations Between Governors U.S., Yesterday

    State leaders have prided themselves on finding bipartisan consensus, but President Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops from Texas to Illinois has ripped the veneer off that image.

  50. Trump Says Gaza Talks Are Going ‘Very Well’ and Will Visit Middle East U.S., Yesterday

    The president’s comments and a note from Marco Rubio hinted that the two-year-long conflict may be about to pause, if not end.

  51. Mamdani Rides Slow Bus to ‘Fast and Free’ Buses Event New York, Yesterday

    Zohran Mamdani, the leading candidate in the race to be New York City’s next mayor, held a campaign event on a bus that crawled across Midtown Manhattan to highlight a signature proposal.

  52. Comey Pleaded Not Guilty Briefing, Yesterday

    Also, National Guard troops assembled near Chicago and Portland. Here’s the latest at the end of Wednesday.

  53. Federal Judge Imposes New Limits on ICE Operations in Chicago U.S., Yesterday

    The judge found that ICE had violated a 2022 consent agreement and demanded agents have probable cause for their arrests.

  54. California Renters Won’t Have to Buy Their Own Fridge Under New Law U.S., Yesterday

    Many tenants have been annoyed that their rental units did not include refrigerators. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law requiring apartments to have fridges and stoves, starting next year.

  55. Creamy Artichoke and Charred Scallion Pasta Video, Yesterday

    For a comforting, veg-forward meal, this recipe transforms dozens and dozens of charred scallions into a cheesy pasta dish.

  56. A Top N.Y.P.D. Chief and Adams Ally Retires New York, Yesterday

    John Chell, New York City’s top uniformed police officer, is leaving as Mayor Eric Adams’s term is soon to expire and uncertainty looms at the Police Department.

  57. We Tested 19 Boxes of Mac and Cheese to Find the Best Video, Yesterday

    Our teams recruited 20 kids to help taste-test 19 boxes of mac and cheese to find the best of the best.

  58. Press Group Condemns New Pentagon Rules on Reporting Business, Yesterday

    Representatives of news organizations have been negotiating with the Pentagon since the department first released a set of new rules last month.

  59. A.I. Slop Is Here World, Yesterday

    A conversation with our tech columnist Kevin Roose about an A.I.-generated video of him on a date with a robot.

  60. Last of 10 Escapees From New Orleans Jail Is Captured in Atlanta U.S., Yesterday

    Derrick Groves, a convicted murderer who escaped with nine other inmates in May, was taken into custody after a brief standoff with the police.

  61. Stephen Miller Cited ‘Plenary Authority,’ Then Paused. Conspiracies Started Flying. Business, Yesterday

    Online skeptics wondered if Mr. Miller had caught himself saying something he did not mean to. CNN says there was a technical glitch.

  62. Another African Charity Tied to Prince Harry Faces Criticism World, Yesterday

    A charity tied to the British royal confirmed that the government of Chad has cut ties with the group, after allegations of mismanagement.

  63. ‘I’m Not Dying’: Dolly Parton Assures Fans Amid Concerns About Her Health Arts, Yesterday

    In a video post on social media, the country music superstar, who is 79, played down the recent health challenges that prompted her to delay her Las Vegas residency.

  64. Yesterday’s Trump National Guard Chicago Illinois live blog included three standalone posts:
  65. ‘ICE Goes Masked for a Single Reason’ Opinion, Yesterday

    Authoritarian creep reaches a new phase.

  66. Consejos para proteger a tus mascotas de la contaminación En español, Yesterday

    El humo de los incendios forestales, la pintura con plomo y otras toxinas ambientales también son peligros para la salud de los animales.

  67. A Taylor Swift Mystery: Which Musso and Frank’s Booth Is ‘Best’? Food, Yesterday

    The pop star name dropped the storied Hollywood restaurant on her new album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” and the restaurant confirmed she is a customer. But which booth does she prefer?

  68. Let Us Help You Find Your Next Children’s Book Interactive, Yesterday

    Whether you’re looking for a classic or the latest and greatest, start here.

  69. The ‘Irony’ of the Government Shutdown Video, Yesterday

    Health care premiums are expected to double for millions of Americans on Obamacare next year if the law doesn’t change in time. Neera Tanden walks Ezra Klein through the policy stakes of the government shutdown.

  70. Four Workers Killed in Madrid Building Collapse Video, Yesterday

    A building going under renovations collapsed in Madrid, leaving four people dead, authorities said. The mayor said the building’s top floor gave in, pulling down debris and triggered the floors beneath it to crumble.

  71. The G.O.P.’s ‘Cynical, Ridiculous’ Shutdown Attack Video, Yesterday

    Health care premiums are expected to double for millions of Americans on Obamacare next year if the law doesn’t change in time. Neera Tanden walks Ezra Klein through the policy stakes of the government shutdown.

  72. Jonathan Lear, Philosopher Who Embraced Freud, Dies at 76 Books, Yesterday

    Defying scholarly norms, he took a hands-on approach to research. To study resilience, he visited the Crow Nation; to explore Freudian theory, he became a psychoanalyst.

  73. Federal Workers’ Unions Call for Compromise on a Shutdown Deal U.S., Yesterday

    Union leaders representing hundreds of thousands of federal workers urged both parties to negotiate as their members prepared to receive their last paychecks until the standoff is resolved.

  74. British Synagogue Attacker Pledged Allegiance to ISIS, Police Say World, Yesterday

    Jihad al-Shamie, who attacked a Manchester synagogue on the holiest day of the Jewish calendar, called the emergency services during the attack to claim responsibility.

  75. Mixed Economic Signals Stoke Divisions at Fed, Minutes Show Business, Yesterday

    A few officials appeared reluctant to support the central bank’s interest rate cut last month, underscoring the tough task ahead for Chair Jerome H. Powell to forge a consensus.

  76. Inside the Capitol, A Heated Spat Over the Shutdown and Epstein U.S., Yesterday

    A pair of Democratic senators confronted the Republican speaker of the House over his refusal to swear in a colleague during the shutdown.

  77. These Democrats Could Hold the Key to Ending the Shutdown U.S., Yesterday

    As the federal closure slides into a second week, Republicans are working to peel off five more Democratic senators to join them in voting to reopen the government.

  78. JB Pritzker Has Had it With Democrats Who Won’t Stand Up to Trump U.S., Yesterday

    The Illinois governor, a potential presidential candidate, is fighting the presence of National Guard troops and the activities of ICE agents in Chicago.

  79. Why a China Spy Case in the U.K. Collapsed Before It Went to Trial World, Yesterday

    The British government has come under scrutiny after charges against two men accused of spying for Beijing were dropped. Here’s what to know.

  80. Kristi Noem Attacks Zach Bryan’s New Lyrics About ICE Arts, Yesterday

    After the homeland security secretary called the lyrics “disrespectful,” Bryan, a country music star, said they had been “misconstrued.”

  81. Trump’s Energy Cuts Punished Mostly Blue States. Red States Might Be Next. Climate, Yesterday

    As New York and other states tally the damage, a leaked document suggests more Energy Department cuts may be coming.

  82. Una súplica de los médicos: cálmate con los suplementos En español, Yesterday

    Bajo esta categoría se venden (y consumen) una gran variedad de gomitas, píldoras y polvos. Aunque algunos cumplen su función, también pueden provocar efectos secundarios dañinos.

  83. How Zohran Mamdani Came to Embrace the Palestinian Cause New York, Yesterday

    As Mr. Mamdani seeks to reassure New York City he is open to compromise, his views on Israel and Palestinians have been the biggest exception.

  84. Gerald Arpino, Minus His Groovy Fourth Dimension Arts, Yesterday

    A festival at the Joyce Theater leaves out the Age of Aquarius work that made this choreographer popular, presenting surprisingly old-fashioned ballet instead.

  85. Trump Fires Black Officials From an Overwhelmingly White Administration U.S., Yesterday

    Separately, in the administration’s first 200 days, only two of 98 Senate-confirmed appointees to the most senior jobs in government were Black.

  86. Parents, Doctors and Vaccines for Children Opinion, Yesterday

    Readers respond to a guest essay about vaccine debates. Also: Attorney General Pam Bondi’s performance; wildfire smoke and our health.

  87. Before Trump Ordered In Troops, Federal Officers Called Portland Protests ‘Low Energy’ U.S., Yesterday

    Oregon officials say the atmosphere outside an ICE building that has drawn daily demonstrations since June has grown worse since the president’s threats.

  88. Toronto’s Subway Deer Enigma Unmasked With DNA Analysis Science, Yesterday

    It took nearly 50 years to work out the identity of a caribou-like fossil first discovered by construction workers.

  89. Woman Drugged and Raped by Dozens Returns to Court to Confront Assailant World, Yesterday

    Gisèle Pelicot’s ex-husband and others were convicted in one of France’s most notorious cases. She returned to court to denounce a man who challenged the verdict.

  90. The Harvard ‘Die-in’ That Set Off a Debate Over Protest and Punishment U.S., Yesterday

    An Israeli American student said he was assaulted during a protest. Two years later, Republicans continue to raise the episode in their campaign to force schools to punish the student protesters.

  91. His Execution Is Days Away. A Detective Says He’s Innocent. Video, Yesterday

    What happens when the science that sends a man to death row is debunked? Robert Roberson spent over 20 years on death row for his daughter’s death, but new evidence points to a different cause. Without intervention from Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas, Roberson’s execution is scheduled for Oct. 16.

  92. Madison Cunningham Won a Grammy. Next Came a Hard Reset. Arts, Yesterday

    The California guitarist’s last LP, “Revealer,” was named best folk album in 2023. But after a divorce at 27, she returns with a defiant edge.

  93. Tom Homan Was Said to Have Received $50,000 From Agents. He May Not Have to Return It. U.S., Yesterday

    Public corruption experts said the Justice Department had options for recovering money used in a sting operation. But that may not happen for years.

  94. ‘Bluetoothing’: Blood-Sharing Drug Trend Fuels Alarming Global H.I.V. Surge World, Yesterday

    The practice, in which users inject the blood of already intoxicated individuals, has fueled one of the fastest-growing H.I.V. epidemics in the Pacific and grown widespread in South Africa.

  95. MacArthur Foundation Announces 2025 ‘Genius Grant’ Winners Arts, Yesterday

    Twenty-two people in a broad spectrum of the arts and sciences were awarded the fellowship, which comes with an $800,000 stipend.

  96. Should I Keep Donating to an Animal Shelter That Treats Employees Badly? Magazine, Yesterday

    If I stop donating, the animals lose; if I continue, am I enabling questionable practices?

  97. France Holds Its Breath Over Last-Ditch Talks for a Government Deal World, Yesterday

    Sébastien Lecornu, the country’s outgoing prime minister, said he believed France’s political parties could overcome divisions and avoid snap legislative elections.

  98. At a Bastion of Classical Music, She’s Amplifying the Experimental Arts, Yesterday

    Caterina Barbieri, 35, plays gigs on banks of synthesizers. That makes her a surprising choice to lead the cerebral Venice Music Biennale.

  99. 29-Year-Old Man Arrested in Palisades Fire U.S., Yesterday

    Officials say that Jonathan Rinderknecht, 29, of Melbourne, Fla., had intentionally set an earlier fire that rekindled a week later into a devastating blaze that killed 12 people.

  100. Taylor Swift’s ‘Showgirl’ Has Already Sold 3.5 Million, Beating Adele Arts, Yesterday

    In its first five days of release, Swift’s new album broke a record set by Adele’s “25” a decade ago. Swift’s equivalent sales include 1.2 million on vinyl.

  101. Yesterday’s James Comey Arraignment Fbi live blog included six standalone posts:
  102. Make Better Meatballs Food, Yesterday

    Sue Li shows you how with her smart recipes for classic Italian meatballs, chicken meatballs with yogurt sauce and lion’s head meatballs.

  103. El Premio Nobel de Química es otorgado a los creadores de las estructuras metalorgánicas En español, Yesterday

    El galardón fue otorgado el miércoles a Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson y Omar Yaghi por el desarrollo de un nuevo tipo de arquitectura molecular.

  104. Joan Kennedy, Who Married Into a Dynasty, Dies at 89 U.S., Yesterday

    The wife of Senator Edward Kennedy for a quarter of a century, she both basked and struggled in the reflected glare of a political family in the spotlight.

  105. Trump Takes Aim at Illinois Governor and Chicago Mayor U.S., Yesterday

    In an early morning Truth Social post, the president said Gov. JB Pritzker of Illinois and Mayor Brandon Johnson of Chicago should be jailed for failing to protect ICE officers.

  106. Israel Intercepts More Gaza-Bound Activist Boats Video, Yesterday

    The Israeli military intercepted a nine-boat flotilla aiming to break Israel’s naval blockade of Gaza to deliver aid. The Israeli Foreign Ministry said the activists were being brought to Israel for deportation.

  107. Justin Pearson, Tennessee Democrat Known for Activism, to Run for Congress U.S., Yesterday

    Mr. Pearson, a member of the Tennessee House of Representatives since 2023, will challenge U.S. Representative Steve Cohen, a fellow Democrat.

  108. Tracking Tropical Storm Nakri Interactive, Yesterday

    See the likely path and wind arrival times for Nakri

  109. The Therapist Next Door Well, Yesterday

    College students are meeting with “embedded” counselors in dorms and academic buildings, with promising results.

  110. Justice Kennedy, Off the Bench but Still Rendering Opinions U.S., Yesterday

    In a rare interview, the justice bemoaned vulgarity in public life, discussed his family’s ties to President Trump and reflected on his own history and legacy.

  111. 4 Workers Die in Collapse at Hotel Site in Madrid World, Yesterday

    The authorities initially thought the workers might be trapped after the collapse on Tuesday, but their bodies were recovered from the rubble overnight.

  112. How a Gen Z Revolution Spiraled Out of Control World, Yesterday

    Young people in Nepal rose up against corruption and inequality. But they say they did not expect the bloodshed, arson and government downfall that followed.

  113. Stepping Back in Time at the Race of Gentlemen Style, Yesterday

    Every year, hot rods take over a beach in New Jersey for an event that is equal parts sporting event, fashion show and “time capsule.”

  114. Cuomo Calls for Rebuilding Rikers Island and Keeping the Jails Open New York, Yesterday

    Former Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo wants to ditch New York City’s plan to replace the Rikers Island jail complex and use the sites for the proposed borough-based jails for affordable housing.

  115. Broadway Could Face a Strike This Fall. Here’s What to Know. Theater, Yesterday

    The Broadway League and unions representing actors, stage managers and musicians are trying to negotiate new contracts, but workers are increasingly frustrated.

  116. Arab Mediators Believe Hamas Could Be Open to Partially Disarming World, Yesterday

    People familiar with the mediators’ thinking say the militant group could compromise on a long-held red line, as long as President Trump can guarantee that Israel would not resume fighting.

  117. In Food Label Fight, Europeans Debate How the Sausage Gets Made Business, Yesterday

    Lawmakers in the European Union voted to limit “burger,” “sausage” and other meat terms to animal products, rankling consumers and producers of veggie burgers and tofu sausages.

  118. Voters Favor Deporting Those in U.S. Illegally, but Say Trump Has Gone Too Far U.S., Yesterday

    A Times/Siena survey shows that a majority of voters believe the Trump administration is deporting mostly the right people, even as a majority also say the process has been unfair.

  119. Israel Intercepts Another Activist Flotilla That Aimed to Break Gaza Blockade World, Yesterday

    It was the second attempt in as many weeks to breach the restrictions around the Gaza Strip. Neither have succeeded.

  120. Green Spaces for Kids Shouldn’t Be Political Opinion, Yesterday

    Public parks are vital for children’s health.

  121. Lauren Greenfield, the Queen of Capturing Our Versailles Style, Yesterday

    The artist’s 2012 documentary on a particular pursuit of excess arrives on Broadway when, she says, “we have gotten farther and farther away from the value of modesty.”

  122. My Brother Was Dishonorably Discharged. Why Is His Military Portrait Up? Style, Yesterday

    A reader takes issue with her parents’ prominent display of a photo of her brother fresh out of Marine boot camp, considering that he later deserted his post.

  123. Roasted Cauliflower Caesar Video, Yesterday

    For this more robust take on Caesar salad, you start by cutting thick slabs of cauliflower before breaking them into smaller pieces and roasting, which ensures maximum caramelized edges while using every part of the vegetable.

  124. Sen. Alex Padilla: Vance Knows I’m Not ‘José’ Video, Yesterday

    Sen. Alex Padilla, a Democrat from California, spoke with Lulu Garcia-Navarro, the host of “The Interview” at The New York Times, about how his experience being pushed to the ground and handcuffed during a Homeland Security press conference last June is representative of the Trump administration’s attitude towards Latinos and dissent. Padilla also addressed Vice President JD Vance, who called him “José” shortly after the incident went viral.

  125. Oracle Fears Add to Doubts About the A.I. Rally Business, Yesterday

    Investors worried about the financials of the technology giant’s cloud computing business, compounding broader worries about a sky-high stock boom.

  126. U.K. Conservatives Yearn for Thatcher and Wonder About Their Future World, Yesterday

    The once dominant British political party has been outflanked by Reform, a right-wing populist rival. At the Tory annual conference, attendance was sparse.

  127. Base Power, a Battery-Focused Power Company, Raises $1 Billion Business, Yesterday

    The company, which leases out residential batteries as well as sells energy, is betting that it can profit from a new approach to soaring energy demands.

  128. How ‘Les Mis’ Became So Successful Briefing, Yesterday

    We look at the story behind its more than 15,000-show run.

  129. Myanmar Military Paraglider Bombs Buddhist Festival, Killing Dozens World, Yesterday

    The junta targeted a festival in the Sagaing region where people were also protesting army rule, according to witnesses and the civilian government in exile.

  130. El corresponsal de la Casa Blanca toma preguntas En español, Yesterday

    Los lectores enviaron consultas para Peter Baker sobre la cobertura del presidente Trump y el papel cambiante de Estados Unidos en el mundo.

  131. Trump Claims ‘Rebellion’ in American Cities The Daily, Yesterday

    President Trump said he would consider using the Insurrection Act to deploy the National Guard in Chicago and other places.

  132. Connections Companion No. 851 Gameplay, Yesterday

    Scroll down for hints and conversation about the puzzle for Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025.

  133. Wordle Review No. 1,573 Gameplay, Yesterday

    Scroll down for hints and conversation about the puzzle for Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025.

  134. Comey Goes to Court, and Gold Prices Hit Record High The Headlines, Yesterday

    Plus, how job applicants are tricking A.I.

  135. Strands Sidekick No. 585 Gameplay, Yesterday

    Scroll down for hints and conversation about the puzzle for Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025.

  136. Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to Architects of Metal-Organic Frameworks Science, Yesterday

    The prize was awarded to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar Yaghi for the development of a new type of molecular architecture.

  137. El asesinato de Charlie Kirk es usado por la derecha en Perú En español, Yesterday

    El alcalde de Lima celebró un acto en memoria del activista estadounidense —con asistentes trasladados en autobús desde barrios pobres— mientras pedía ayuda al gobierno de Trump.

  138. Él es Rafael López Aliaga, el alcalde de Lima apodado ‘Porky’ que apoya al movimiento MAGA En español, Yesterday

    Al encarnar el estilo descarado del presidente Trump, López Aliaga se ha convertido en uno de los principales candidatos para ser el próximo presidente de Perú.

  139. How Much It Costs to Drive an E.V. and a Gas Car in Every State The Upshot, Yesterday

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  140. What the Shutdown Is Really About Opinion, Yesterday

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  146. Helmut Lachenmann’s Music Is Like Nothing Else Arts, Yesterday

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  147. Tom Friedman on the Only Way to Solve the Israel-Hamas War Opinion, Yesterday

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  148. Thousands of Miles From the U.S., Charlie Kirk Becomes a Political Tool World, Yesterday

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  150. How the Queens Zoo Is Helping to Save a New England Rabbit New York, Yesterday

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  151. Relax, America, There Is Life After Nonstick Pans Opinion, Yesterday

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  152. You Beat Trumpism by Banding Together. It’s as Hard and as Simple as That. Opinion, Yesterday

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  153. Civil Rights Lawyer Bryan Stevenson on How America’s Story Should Be Told U.S., Yesterday

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  154. Why Leaving the Leaves Is Better for Your Yard Real Estate, Yesterday

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  155. Can Trump End This Impossibly Cruel Practice? Opinion, Yesterday

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  156. How a City Awash in Garbage Is Trying to Take Out the Trash U.S., Yesterday

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  157. The Bride and Groom Kindly Request: Please Don’t Shoot World, Yesterday

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  159. Why ‘Gilmore Girls’ Became a Fall Tradition Arts, Yesterday

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  160. Supreme Court to Consider Illinois Mail-In Balloting Lawsuit U.S., Yesterday

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  161. Life Got Hard. The Sims Got Easy. Magazine, Yesterday

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  162. Handcrafted Works Worth Appreciating Real Estate, Yesterday

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  163. Tiny Homes Aim to Address Shortage on Lakota Reservation Real Estate, Yesterday

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  164. 3 Smart Recipes That Will Change the Way You Make Meatballs Food, Yesterday

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  166. Trump’s H-1B Visa Fee Could Strain Universities and Schools U.S., Yesterday

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  167. Why Are So Many Artists Building Totems? T Magazine, Yesterday

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  168. Napa on the Aegean: A Turkish Wine Region Re-emerges Travel, Yesterday

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  171. What Is Beautiful to You? The Learning Network, Yesterday

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  175. Why Is This Lake ‘Burping’? New York, Yesterday

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  176. Spelling Bee Forum Gameplay, Yesterday

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