T/24-by-section
An index of 94 articles and 2 interactives published over the last 24 hours by NYT.
U.S.
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Kamala Harris Is Trying to Define Her Vice Presidency. Even Her Allies Are Tired of Waiting.
Ms. Harris is struggling to carve out a lane for herself in what may be one of the most consequential periods in the vice presidency.
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3 Races for Governor to Watch This Year.
A trio of races in the South will provide a preliminary under-the-radar test of the 2024 presidential election — and further gauge Donald Trump’s clout.
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North Carolina Court to Rehear 2 Major Voting Cases.
The court’s new majority will rehear two major voting rights cases decided two months ago. The rare move heightens the debate over partisan influences on state courts.
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In Texas, a City’s Recovery From an Icy Storm Is Slow and Spotty.
More than 30,000 customers did not have power on Sunday night. Officials said downed trees and power lines were responsible for persistent outages.
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An Intruder in the Sky. Superpowers on Edge. But It’s 1960, Not 2023.
The Chinese balloon saga is reminiscent of the U-2 spy plane incident that provoked a tense confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Planes Narrowly Avoid Collision on Austin Airport Runway.
A FedEx cargo plane had to abort its landing after a departing Southwest Airlines flight was cleared to use the same runway, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Balloon Incident Reveals More Than Spying as Competition With China Intensifies.
There is nothing new about superpowers spying on one another, even from balloons. But for pure gall, there was something different this time.
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A Patient Declared Dead Is Found in a Body Bag Gasping for Air.
A 66-year-old woman was taken to a funeral home, where workers discovered her chest moving, a report said. An Alzheimer’s care center in Iowa that declared her dead was fined $10,000.
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For Biden, a Chance For a Fresh Start Amid Deep Divisions.
The president plans to use his first State of the Union address since Republicans took control of the House to call for bipartisan cooperation. Neither he nor many others expect that to happen.
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Diplomatic Ties Strained Over Downed Spy Balloon.
The effort off the coast of South Carolina is expected to take days, and Navy and Coast Guard ships have been sent to the scene. U.S. officials are watching for retaliation from China.
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Skull Found in Alaska Linked To Man Missing Since 1976.
Alaskan investigators used genetic testing and genealogy to connect a skull found in 1997 to a Clay, N.Y., man who had been missing for decades. Officials believe the man was likely mauled by a bear.
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Taking Aim at Trump, Koch Network Will Back G.O.P. Primary Candidates.
The move by the alliance of conservative donors could provide an enormous boost to a Republican alternative to the former president.
World
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Musharraf’s Legacy: A Conflicted Pakistan and a Bristling Military.
The former Pakistani general and ruler, a central player in post-9/11 global tensions, ultimately lost his hold on the Pakistani public, and even on his own military establishment.
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After the Quake: Photos from Turkey and Syria.
The deadly earthquake was felt in at least four countries, with most of the casualties and the heaviest damage reported in Turkey and Syria.
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Russia’s soaring death toll offers a grim insight into its tactics.
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Deadly Earthquake Shakes Syria.
A 7.8-magnitude earthquake in Turkey reverberated through northern Syria and left buildings in ruin.
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The earthquake has coincided with a winter storm in Turkey.
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Israeli Raid Kills at Least 5 Palestinians in West Bank.
The Israeli Army said the deaths near Jericho came during an operation to arrest gunmen accused of attempting an attack. This year has been the deadliest start for Palestinians in the West Bank in a decade and a half.
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Hong Kong’s Pro-Democracy Leaders Held an Election. Now They’re on Trial.
Forty-seven defendants, including well-known figures like Joshua Wong, are charged with subversion under the national security law that China imposed in 2020.
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A Deadly Earthquake Felt in Multiple Countries.
Hundreds of buildings collapsed and millions of people in Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and Israel felt the earth shake.
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The earthquake struck war-scarred northern Syria.
After more than a decade of conflict, northern Syria will be ill-equipped to recover from Monday’s earthquake amid a collapsing economy.
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Two men set out from Russia, hoping a boat could carry them to U.S. soil. It did not go as planned.
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Here is a look at how ammunition goes from U.S. factories to Ukrainian battlefields.
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A big cabinet shakeup, Leopard tank training, Russian diesel ban: Here’s what you need to know.
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How strong is a magnitude-7.8 quake?
Experts fear that the quake in Turkey on Monday was strong and shallow enough to be lethal on a devastating scale.
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The area near the quake’s epicenter is home to hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees.
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Monday’s earthquake was as powerful as the strongest recorded in Turkey in 1939.
Turkey, a hotbed of seismic activity, sits on the Anatolian Plate, which borders two major faults as it grinds northeast against Eurasia.
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Monday’s earthquake was the strongest ever in Turkey, matching a deadly one in 1939.
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Teenage Girl Dies After Shark Attack in Australian River.
The girl, 16, may have jumped into the water to swim with a pod of dolphins when she was attacked, the authorities said.
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Here’s what you need to know about the earthquake.
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简报:气球引发中美外交风暴:美国将其击落,中国称美方“反应过度”
香港民主派初选“47人案”今日开审;巴基斯坦前总统穆沙拉夫去世;西方官员称俄罗斯死伤士兵接近20万;美国失业率降至1969年以来最低水平……这里是今日要闻。
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Iran Announces Amnesty, but the Exceptions May Rule Out Many Protesters.
While the government said tens of thousands of prisoners were to be freed or get reduced sentences, rights advocates suggested the move was a sham.
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Returning From Africa, Pope Condemns Laws Against Homosexuality.
In an in-flight news conference after six days in the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan, Francis also denounced conservative critics who he said had “instrumentalized” the death of Benedict XVI.
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Zelensky’s Party Plans Defense Ministry Shake-up as Fighting Widens in East.
The expected move against Oleksii Reznikov comes amid a widening corruption scandal, although he was not implicated in wrongdoing.
New York
Business
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The Week in Business: The Fed Slows Down.
Jobs numbers soared far past analysts’ forecasts. Meta’s stock price surged. And Robert Iger faces a major test as Disney reports its first quarterly earnings since he returned as C.E.O.
Technology
Sports
Obituaries
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Harry Whittington, Texas Lawyer Shot by Cheney, Dies at 95.
He drew headlines across the world when, during a hunting trip, he was accidentally blasted in the face and torso by Vice President Dick Cheney — then apologized himself for the incident.
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Melinda Dillon, 83, Dies; Former Broadway Star Known for Playing Mom.
She was a Broadway star at 23 and then quit acting, but later re-emerged in films like “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” and “A Christmas Story.”
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Charles Kimbrough, 86, Who Portrayed a Stoic TV Newsman on ‘Murphy Brown’
In a career that included a Tony nomination for “Company,” he specialized in playing uptight characters, notably Candice Bergen’s stuffy straight man.
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Podcasts
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Arts
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This Week on TV.
A new adventure series is on National Geographic, the Super Bowl airs on Fox, and President Biden delivers his second State of the Union address.
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Samara Joy wins best new artist.
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Harry Styles takes album of the year, giving Beyoncé a fourth career loss in the category.
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Working to Sound All the Right Notes.
Beyoncé set a record for the most career Grammys won by any artist but was once again shut out of the biggest awards as the ceremony returned to a Los Angeles arena.
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Bonnie Raitt wins song of the year, while Lizzo takes record of the year.
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‘Baraye,’ the Anthem of Iran’s Protest Movement, Wins a Grammy.
Shervin Hajipour won in a new special merit category recognizing a song for social change. The song has become the anthem of protests that have swept through Iran in recent months.
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The Grammys Celebrate 50 Years of Hip-Hop in a Joyous Performance.
The medley, curated by Questlove of the Roots, featured a taste of some two dozen songs from across decades, regions and movements.
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Kim Petras, a Transgender Woman, Won the Grammy for Best Pop Duo Performance.
The German pop singer, who accepted the award with Sam Smith for “Unholy,” announced that she was the first transgender woman to win a Grammy in the best pop duo and group performance category.
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Beyoncé Wins Her 32nd Grammy, Making History at the Awards.
After 88 career nominations, the superstar won her fourth trophy of the 2023 awards, giving her the record for most Grammy victories.
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Loretta Lynn, Takeoff and Christine McVie Receive Musical Tributes.
With performances and videos, the Grammys acknowledged a long list of industry veterans who died in the past year.
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‘The Last of Us’ Season 1, Episode 4 Recap: Truck Stop.
This week, Joel and Ellie’s bond deepened during an unplanned stay in Kansas City. They should have tried Des Moines instead.
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Harry Styles returns to the Grammy stage.
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Bad Bunny wins best música urbana album and could make history yet again.
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Stevie Wonder sings the hits.
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Beyoncé Ties the Record for Most Grammy Wins Ever.
With her third victory of the day so far, an award for best R&B song, the singer has 31 career Grammys, tying the conductor Georg Solti.
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Kendrick Lamar, Beyoncé and Brandi Carlile win early awards.
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A New York youth orchestra and Terence Blanchard’s opera “Fire Shut Up in My Bones” are among the classical winners.
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Bonnie Raitt is finally recognized as a songwriter.
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Viola Davis reaches EGOT status with a Grammy win.
The actress picked up her trophy for best audio book, narration, and storytelling recording at the event’s preshow ceremony on Sunday.
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Will this be Beyoncé’s big night?
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Trevor Noah returns as Grammy host for a third straight year.
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Who’s nominated and who’s performing?
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How to watch the 65th annual Grammy Awards.
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2023 Grammy Winners.
Here are the winners of the 65th annual Grammy Awards.
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Yannick Nézet-Séguin Extends His Contract With the Philadelphia Orchestra.
The four-year extension will keep him at the podium through at least the end of the 2029-30 season.
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A Portal Into the Memories of Ballet.
Her new work for the Royal Ballet, “Secret Things,” is both pedestrian and poetic, a portal into the practices and collective memories of ballet.
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