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• Newsom Commutes the Sentences of California’s 548 Death Row Inmates. Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is expected to run for president, called capital punishment morally objectionable. Though California hasn’t executed anyone for 20 years, that represents about a quarter of death sentences nationwide.
• The Machine, and the Messaging, That Won Texas for Democrats. Years of organizing met a moment of voter discontent, as James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa offered Texans a vision of economic relief and political change.
• ‘More Divided Than Ever’: For Jewish Voters, a Mix of Elation and Dread. Juggling celebration and concern, American Jews are negotiating their place in a dramatically shifting political landscape.
• Nithya Raman Wins Los Angeles Mayoral Race, Defeating Karen Bass. The 45-year-old City Council member defeated the incumbent mayor, Karen Bass, 73, a sweeping success for a new generation of far-left leaders.
• Democratic Prosecutor Unseats 10-Term Republican in Virginia House Race. Shannon Taylor’s defeat of Representative Rob Wittman adds to Democrats’ overwhelming gains across the country.
• Virginia House Republican Who Had Seemed Vulnerable Fends Off Democrat. Representative John McGuire, a Republican, held off a challenge from former Representative Tom Perriello, a Democrat.
• Sam Forstag, a Smoke Jumper, Flips a House Seat for Democrats in Montana. The union leader’s victory gives his party its first congressional seat in the state in more than 30 years.
• 3 Are Injured in Shooting at Des Moines Post Office. A woman who works at the post office was taken into custody outside the building, the police said.
• What to Know About Clergy Sexual Abuse Settlements in the U.S. A new agreement in New York is only the latest that Catholic dioceses have reached since the early 2000s with people who say they were victims of clergy sexual abuse.
• The Big-Name Democrats Whose Bets Paid Off in the Midterms. Victory has a thousand fathers. And Democrats everywhere are clamoring for a piece of this midterm triumph.
• ‘Florida Is the Last Main Anchor Standing’ for Republicans. The third most-populous state withstood a national Democratic surge on Tuesday, even as Republicans confronted deep losses in Texas and across the electoral map.
• Midterm Elections Live Updates: Democrats Expand House Majority as Lead in Mississippi Senate Race Grows. Democratic candidates hold small leads in both races, but it could be days or weeks until either contest is decided.
• Trump Emerges After the Midterms: ‘Did You Guys See the Helipad?’ His party just suffered a drubbing unseen in decades. But the president, leading a tour of his ballroom project, was placid and eager to wax on about construction instead.
• San Francisco’s Favorite Start-Up, the Valkyries, Is All Human, No A.I. San Francisco hosted a victory parade on Wednesday for the new W.N.B.A. champions, a team that’s not even two years old but has made the Bay Area swoon.
• Immigration Tactics Motivated Voters, Near and Far From Southern Border. Trump’s aggressive ICE raids brought border battles to city streets, sparking fierce backlash over overreach.
• These Republicans Bet Big on Trump. It Didn’t Pay Off. The president’s approval was essential to winning Republican Senate primaries. It became lethal in competitive general-election races.
• How Kansas Democrats Laid the Groundwork for a Historic Senate Upset. A two-term Democratic governor and a suburban revolt against President Trump laid the groundwork for Adam Hamilton’s victory.
• G.O.P. Group Says Party Faces a ‘Crisis-Level’ Loss of Elected Women. Democrats’ sweep of Congress further whittled the already small ranks of Republican women.
• What We Know (and Don’t Know) in the Alaska and Mississippi Senate Vote Counts. Democrats are clinging to small leads in both states, and it may take quite a while until the winners are known.
• Muslims Are Thrilled About El-Sayed’s Win. But Not Because of His Faith. Abdul El-Sayed’s election to the Senate is significant not because he shares their religion, Muslim Americans said, but because he prioritizes issues that many voters care about.
• Democrats eye inquiries into Trump actions on energy, public land.
• On the Democrats’ Agenda: Investigations of Trump and His Family. When a new Congress is sworn in, it will have the power to hold hearings and issue subpoenas, prompting one representative to advise White House officials and others to “lawyer up.”
• Texas Democrats Prepare to Relearn a Skill: How to Govern. Democrats will have a real chance to govern in Texas for the first time in about 25 years, and they’re facing pressure to deliver.
• A day after a stinging midterm defeat, Trump focuses on his ballroom.
• Helicopter Crash Off Miami Kills One Person and Injures Two. The helicopter was filming boats in the water when it went down in Biscayne Bay near a state park roughly seven miles from Miami, the authorities said.
• Why Doesn’t Mississippi Allow Election Recounts? The race for U.S. Senate is close in Mississippi, which does not allow for vote recounts in statewide elections.
• ‘They Got Mauled’: How Trump’s Audacious Redistricting Push Backfired. Republicans tried to redraw congressional maps to tilt more seats in their favor. Democrats captured many of the new districts instead.
• Georgia Governor Nixes Rushed Redistricting Before G.O.P. Loses Power. Gov. Brian Kemp, a Republican, declined to call a special session to draw new congressional maps or weaken the power of the governor’s office before a Democrat takes office.
• Randy Villegas, a progressive Democrat, ousts a G.O.P. incumbent in California. Mr. Villegas flipped a district held by Representative David Valadao, a moderate Republican, in the state’s traditionally conservative Central Valley region.
• In Generational First, Democrats Will Hold Most Governorships. Democrats took five new seats for a total of 29, giving them a majority for the first time in years. The wins could expand state-level resistance to the Trump administration.
• Johnson Says He Won’t Seek Re-election for House Leadership. House Speaker Mike Johnson told Republicans that he would step down, according to a person familiar with the comments, after the party suffered heavy losses in the midterm elections.
• Candidate Once Charged With Murder Loses Bid for Sheriff in Arkansas. Aaron Spencer, who admitted to fatally shooting a man charged with sexually assaulting Mr. Spencer’s daughter, had won the Republican nomination.
• A Vaunted Republican Financial Advantage Just Wasn’t Enough. With the economy and national political climate of 2026: “You’re not going to advertise your way out of that,” said one expert.
• What’s Next in the Alaska Senate Race? The race could take weeks to be decided.
• Democrats Retake Governor’s Office in Nevada, a Critical Swing State. Aaron Ford, the state’s attorney general, will be Nevada’s first Black governor.
• Midterm Elections Live Updates: Democrats Project Power as G.O.P. Reels in a Reordered Washington. Democrats flipped seven Senate seats, including three in states held by Republicans for decades, and overcame a redistricting effort to capture the House. President Trump told The New York Times that he would accept the results.
• Senator Pete Ricketts of Nebraska Fends Off an Independent Challenger. Mr. Ricketts secured Republicans’ grip on the deep-red state by defeating Dan Osborn, a mechanic and military veteran.
• Endangered Democratic Governor Wins Re-election in Oregon. Gov. Tina Kotek was one of the few embattled incumbents in her party, but she prevailed in her Democratic state.
• Arizona’s Democratic Governor Wins Re-election. Gov. Katie Hobbs defeated her Republican challenger, Representative Andy Biggs, despite a concerted campaign by Turning Point USA, Charlie Kirk’s organization.
• Idaho Voters Reject Referendum to Lift State’s Abortion Ban. Proponents of the initiative had blamed the abortion ban on a steep decline in the number of obstetricians and gynecologists in the state, but they could not overcome Idaho’s conservatism.
• El-Sayed Wins Michigan Senate Race in a Victory for Democrats. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed will become the nation’s first Muslim senator. He triumphed in one of the country’s most bitter and expensive races, keeping his party in control of a crucial seat.
• Democrat Defeats Nunn in Iowa, Scoring a Key House Pickup. Sarah Trone Garriott, a Democratic state senator and Lutheran minister, beat Representative Zach Nunn, a Republican who had tied himself closely to President Trump.
• Max Miller Loses in Ohio After Ex-Wife’s Abuse Allegations. The defeat of the two-term Republican by Brian Poindexter, a union ironworker, handed Democrats a seat that had appeared out of reach before the family clash became public.
• Jocelyn Benson Holds Michigan Governor’s Office for Democrats. Ms. Benson, the secretary of state, defeated Representative John James in a swing state that often plays a critical role in presidential elections.
• How Gina Hinojosa Captured Texas. The woman who took down Greg Abbott concentrated on pocketbook issues, but voters’ opposition to Republican immigration policies was a tailwind.
• How Ken Paxton Went From Republican Survivor to Republican Liability. For years, Ken Paxton turned scandal into a test of Republican loyalty, but his Senate defeat exposed the limits of a political strategy that helped reshape Texas.
• ‘We Hear You,’ Says Jeffries, Who Is Set to Break Barrier in House. Hakeem Jeffries, Democrat of New York, would make history as the first Black speaker of the House.
• Moderate Republican Loses Seat in Pennsylvania Swing District. Bob Harvie, a Bucks County commissioner, defeated Representative Brian Fitzpatrick, who had survived three previous elections in a district that voted against President Trump each time.
• Bobby Pulido, a Tejano Music Star, Flips a House Seat in Texas for Democrats. Mr. Pulido, a Latin Grammy Award-winning singer and conservative Democrat, ousted a Republican incumbent in a district President Trump won by 18 percentage points in 2024.
• ‘An Earthquake’: A Democratic Rout Stuns Texas. In a seismic shift that was once unthinkable, victories by James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa upended decades of statewide dominance in what had been the nation’s most populous conservative state.
• Critical Mechanism of Jet in Deadly Florida Crash Is Found Far From Impact Site. The mechanism that controls the vertical angle of the plane was found in three pieces, including one nearly four miles away. All nine people aboard were killed.
• Peggy Flanagan’s Victory Keeps Minnesota Senate Seat in Democratic Hands. Ms. Flanagan, Minnesota’s lieutenant governor, ran against the former sports broadcaster Michele Tafoya. She becomes the first Native American woman elected to the Senate.
• Alaska’s map is complicated. Here’s what we’re watching for. The state’s political
• Paul Pelosi Prohibited From Driving After Crash in Napa Valley. Nancy Pelosi’s husband was charged with a misdemeanor after he hit a parked car and drove away. He will not be allowed to drive for six months.
• Josh Turek Flips Iowa Senate Seat in a Major Victory for Democrats. Mr. Turek, a Paralympian and state representative, defeated Representative Ashley Hinson, a Republican, in one of this year’s top Senate races.
• Democrat Wins Wisconsin Governor’s Race, Holding Control of Swing State. Democrats will retain control of the governor’s mansion after voters elected David Crowley, the Milwaukee County executive.
• Democrat Wins a Kansas Senate Seat for the First Time Since 1932. The Rev. Adam Hamilton, a centrist Democrat, ousted Senator Roger Marshall, a Republican who was bogged down by President Trump’s unpopularity.
• Missouri Voters Reject Republican Attempt to Restore Ban on Abortions. Missourians established a right to abortion two years ago, overturning a near-total ban. Republican lawmakers asked them to reverse course this year.
• Democrat Wins Race for Texas Governor in Tectonic Upset. State Representative Gina Hinojosa defeated Gov. Greg Abbott, denying him a fourth term and becoming the first Hispanic candidate elected to lead the state.
• Rob Sand Is Elected Iowa Governor, Ending Republicans’ Hold on the Seat. A hunter and former prosecutor, Mr. Sand avoided traditional Democratic labels and cast himself as dedicated to Iowans first.
• Sherrod Brown Regains an Ohio Senate Seat in Crucial Win for Democrats. Ousted two years ago by a Republican challenger, Mr. Brown returns to Washington in the seat once held by Vice President JD Vance.
• Becerra, a Latino Democrat, Is Elected Governor of California. Xavier Becerra, a Democrat who has served in various roles at the state and federal level, will succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom.
• Talarico Wins Texas Senate Race, Ending a Three-Decade Drought for Democrats. James Talarico, a state lawmaker, beat Ken Paxton, the Republican attorney general, after a bruising and costly campaign.
• Missouri Voters Reject Congressional Map Redrawn to Boost Republicans. The map, redrawn at President Trump’s behest, would have positioned Republicans to flip a Democratic-held congressional seat in the Kansas City area.
• Alabama Democrat Holds House Seat Despite Republican Redistricting. Representative Shomari Figures won even though a new Republican-drawn map changed his district, a move prompted by the Supreme Court decision weakening the Voting Rights Act.
• Acton Wins Governor’s Race in Ohio. Dr. Amy Acton’s candidacy had initially seemed a long shot, given Ohio’s longtime Republican lean and the deep pockets of her Republican opponent, Vivek Ramaswamy.
• Deb Haaland Is Elected New Mexico’s Governor, a Historic Victory. The former congresswoman and interior secretary pledged to resist the Trump administration. She will be the nation’s first female Native American governor.
• 5 Things to Know About Democrat Annie Andrews, South Carolina’s Next Senator. Dr. Andrews, who won a major upset in a conservative state, is a pediatrician who distanced herself from her party.
• Democrat Flips Republican-Leaning House Seat in Kentucky. The outcome in the state’s red Sixth District was a sign of Democratic strength in an area that voted heavily for President Trump two years ago.
• Andrews Upsets Graham in South Carolina, Flipping a Crucial Seat. Dr. Annie Andrews defeated Darline Graham, who succeeded her brother after his death, to become South Carolina’s first Democratic senator of the 21st century.
• Democrat Wins Georgia Governor’s Race, a Breakthrough for Black Women. Keisha Lance Bottoms, a former mayor of Atlanta, is the first Black woman elected governor of a U.S. state and the first Democrat to win the office in Georgia in decades.
• Democrat Pia Dandiya Wins Open Congressional Seat in Florida. Ms. Dandiya, a former high school principal, is set to become Florida’s first South Asian member of Congress after winning a district Republicans had gerrymandered in their favor.
• Byron Donalds, Staunch Trump Supporter, Wins Florida Governor’s Race. Mr. Donalds will become Florida’s first Black governor, maintaining his party’s hold on a state that has not put a Democrat in the job since the 1990s.
• Ashley Moody, a Republican, Holds On to Florida Senate Seat. Ms. Moody, who had been appointed to the position to replace Marco Rubio, won a special election to finish his term, defeating a strong, grass-roots challenge from Angie Nixon, a state lawmaker.
• Roy Cooper Flips North Carolina Senate Seat to Democrats. The popular former governor defeated President Trump’s handpicked choice to replace the retiring Thom Tillis.
• Democrats Hold On to a Critical Senate Seat in New Hampshire. Representative Chris Pappas beat a former Republican senator, John E. Sununu. He will succeed the Democratic incumbent, Jeanne Shaheen, who did not run for re-election.
• Jon Ossoff Trounces Trump-Backed Republican in Georgia Senate Race. Mr. Ossoff, the Democratic incumbent, was an aggressive anti-Trump campaigner. He beat Representative Mike Collins, a Republican.
• More Federal Election Monitors Than Ever Are Fanned Out to Polling Places. The presence caused jitters for some voters and election officials, but no major disruptions were reported.
• We’re watching a few key areas as polls close in Maine and Michigan. Both states will test the electability of Democratic progressives in Senate battleground states — and it could take a while to count the ballots.
• We’re watching several areas in Texas as polls close there. Texas has 254 counties. Here’s a guide to six crucial regions in the Senate race.
• Why Some States Take Longer to Count and Report Election Results. Mail-in ballots are often slower to process in states with high volumes of them, and the count cannot begin until Election Day in some cases.
• The areas we are watching as polls close in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina. This batch of key Southern states will offer early insight into the battle for Senate control.
• Georgia G.O.P. Chair Predicts a ‘Fair’ Election in the State. Josh McKoon, a Trump ally who helped advance Republican efforts to change election rules after a bitter 2020 count, said, “I think everybody’s going to respect the outcome.”
• ‘Mud Bogging’ to the Polls in Storm-Soaked Navajo Nation. Ruined roads have created a voting obstacle for hundreds of residents of Rock Point, Ariz.
• Authorities Capture Convicted Murderer After Weeklong Escape. Jacob Allen Morley, who was serving a life sentence for murder, was captured on Tuesday in Missouri, according to the authorities. He escaped from a Tennessee prison on Oct. 26.
• Democratic polling leads in Michigan and Maine have come with questions. In states that can feel unpredictable, both Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and Troy Jackson saw increased support in recent surveys.
• In San Francisco, Voters Cast Ballots at Hair Salons and Among the Dead. The city prides itself on offering hundreds of polling places, and that means voting in eclectic locations.
• The F.B.I. debunks claims of fraudulent Texas votes.
• Convicted Murderer Caught After Weeklong Escape From Tennessee Prison. Jacob Allen Morley, 28, was found hundreds of miles away, near Kansas City, Mo., after breaching a fence last week at a correctional facility where he was serving a life sentence.
• Democrats rise in polls of New Hampshire and Minnesota. The two blue states had appeared competitive, but recent surveys have showed promising signs for Chris Pappas and Peggy Flanagan.
• Election Day Turnout Is High Across Battleground States. A midterm campaign marked by high engagement showed no signs of slowing on Election Day, though it was unclear whether either party had an advantage.
• Democrats have small polling leads in the Ohio and Kansas Senate races. Many of the leads for Sherrod Brown and Adam Hamilton have fallen within the margins of error, underscoring that they could be quite competitive.
• Chris Murphy, Recovering From a Stroke, Remains Hospitalized on Election Day. The Democratic senator from Connecticut, who is 53, began experiencing symptoms while attending his son’s hockey game on Saturday, his office said.
• Third-party spoilers could swing several close races this year.
• Glitches at the Polls Fuel Right-Wing Conspiracies. Officials said problems in New York, Georgia, Florida and other places were unfortunate but not unusual. Conspiracists seized on them anyway.
• Here’s what you need to know about The Times’s 2026 election results and the Needle.
• Pardoned Jan. 6 Defendant Is Accused of Threatening Federal Judges.
• Google Links A.I. and Search for Schools.
• You asked us anything about the midterms. We had answers.
• From Maine to Alaska: 11 Senate Races to Watch.
• From a billionaires tax to abortion rights, voters will decide policy.
• Trump Makes Last Pitch to Voters on Election Day.
• Researchers find deceptive bots coordinating online chatter in several major races.
• What to Watch in California on Election Day.
• 6 Themes to Watch for When the Midterm Election Results Arrive.
• Trump’s Immigration Dragnet Sweeps Up Ukrainian Truckers Who Fled War.
• Latinos are now America’s most important swing voters.
• What You Can (and Can’t) Do at Polling Sites.
• Colleges Are Tempting Other Schools’ Donors to Give to Them Instead.
• The Justice Department charges more people with voter fraud in California.
• On Jet in Florida Crash: Family, Friends and Co-Pilot, 20.
• Judge Dismisses Trump Lawsuit Demanding Harvard Admissions Data.
• Georgia Democrats fear state races could be close enough to set off disruptive hand counts.
• Former Head of Chicago F.B.I. Sues Justice Department Over Resignation.
• Mystery Group Spends Millions to Boost Third-Party Spoilers at Republicans’ Expense.
• Trump Skirts Court Commands as Distrust Between Branches Spirals.
• 7 Ways Trump Deflects the Courts.
• Why Do Pilots Say ‘Mayday’? The Story Behind the Distress Call.
• How a Tax Cut Could Threaten a Florida Necessity: Mosquito Control.
• Clancy Hearing Focuses On a Lone Holdout Juror.
• Ken Paxton Campaigns With Free Beer, Trump and a Plea: ‘Pray for Me’
• Candidates Sprint to Finish in Campaign’s Final Hours. Surprises and distractions rocked battleground races as Democrats and Republicans made their closing arguments before Tuesday’s midterms.
• Audio Reveals Chaotic Moments Before Jet Crash in Florida. Audio of communications between the pilot of a business jet and air traffic control revealed the harrowing moments before the aircraft crashed in Florida on Sunday.
• Flash Flooding Threatens Homes in Arizona, Prompting Evacuations. Evacuation orders were in place for parts of Arizona and Colorado as flash flooding threatened homes.
• What to Know About the Florida Plane Crash That Killed 9.
• Campuses Join Take Back the Night Gathering to Protest Sexual Violence.
• At Least 24 Fatally Shot Across U.S. on Halloween.
• Fans Pack the Streets to Cheer On New York Marathon Runners. The roughly 60,000 people who ran the New York City Marathon on Sunday were met with cheers along the roads of the city’s five boroughs.
• Learjet Crashes in Florida, Killing 9, Authorities Say. A Learjet 60 headed to the Bahamas from Austin, Texas, crashed on Sunday in Florida. All nine people aboard were killed, the authorities said.
• Judge Rejects Attempt to Challenge Alaska Senate Election.
• Learjet Crashes in Florida, Killing All 9 Aboard.
• What You Need to Know About The Times’s 2026 Election Results and the Needle. Here’s how we bring you the latest vote totals and estimates of the outcome on political races around the country.
• Paxton and Talarico Battle Over ‘What Makes a Texan’
• Campaign Shenanigans in Alaska Could Doom Ranked Voting.
• California’s Wealth Tax Vote Could Set Tone for National Effort.
• Democrats Fume After Defeated Senate Candidate Backs G.O.P. Rival in Michigan. The president was set to campaign in Iowa and Kansas two days before the elections. Tensions between Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens disrupted a Democratic unity effort in Detroit.
• Abbott Campaigns Hard — and Far Away From Paxton.
• What to Know About ‘Take Back the Night’ Rallies.
• Long Beach Shuts Down Its Coastal Waters After Sewage Spill.
• Margaritas Rimmed With Degreaser Burn 5 People at a North Carolina Chili’s.
• Centuries After Their Slaughter, Missionaries Move Toward Sainthood.
• Newsom Warns California’s Top Courts About Election Interference.
• Safe or Sickening? Tap Water Plan Stirs a Bitter Debate.
• Shooting at Spirit Halloween in California Leaves at Least One Dead.
• Why Haley Stevens Can’t Stop Talking About Abdul El-Sayed.
• Democratic Discord Intensifies in Michigan Senate Race. President Trump will appear on Sunday in Kansas, which has recently become a crucial Senate battleground.
• How Disabled Children Were Caught Up in Trump’s Homeless Crackdown.
• To Flip Texas, Democrats Look to a Progressive to Deliver Big Margins in Houston.
• After Minnesota Passed On Prison for $75 Million, D.H.S. Paid $495 Million.
• ICE Agent Indicted After Hitting Immigrant With Car. An ICE agent is facing state charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after hitting an undocumented Mexican immigrant with his car in Houston earlier this month.
• Houston Grand Jury Indicts ICE Agent on Charges of Ramming Man in Chase.
• G.O.P. Long Shot in California Governor’s Race Is a New Breed of Stunt Man.
• Graham’s Sister Tries to Find Footing in Final Days of Senate Campaign.
• ‘My Body Hurts,’ Pike Says After Botched Execution in Tennessee.
• Midterm Elections Live Updates: Trump Reverses Course and Will Rally in Kansas and Iowa. As Republican anger grew over the plan, Mary Peltola, the Democratic candidate for Senate, denied knowledge of any effort aimed at “tricking voters.”
• L.A. Candidate Turns To Hollywood Expert: Her Writer Husband.
• Why Cancer Is a Major Issue in Iowa’s Heated Race for Governor.
• A 360° Tour of Trump’s D.C. Makeover.
• Oldest Recording of Louisiana’s Vanishing Creole Language Is Published.
• 2 Helicopters Collide Midair in Oregon, Killing All 3 Aboard.
• Oberlin College Professor and His Wife Are Murdered by His Son, Police Say.
• U.S. Broadens Voting Inquiry In California.
• The Contest to Be the Voice of Boston: How Do You Say Harbor?
• 2 College Students Are Found Dead on a Colorado Mountain.

Elections

• Here’s the latest.
• Muslim Voters Thrilled by El-Sayed’s Victory in Michigan. Many Muslim Americans said they voted for Abdul El-Sayed, the first Muslim elected to the Senate, because of his policies, not just his faith.
• Hispanic Voter Trends. Our election data reporter Caroline Soler outlines how the Hispanic vote played out in three key states, according to Times Voter Trend estimates.
• How Democrats Turned Texas Blue. Every county in Texas shifted left, voting more Democratic than two years ago when President Trump was on the ballot.
• Republicans React After Sweeping Losses in the Midterms. Several Republican candidates and leaders responded to the party’s sweeping losses on Tuesday.
• DeSantis Lets Loose on Republicans After Midterm Losses. Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida criticized his fellow Republicans at a news conference on Wednesday after sweeping losses in the midterm elections.
• Schumer, Jeffries Celebrate Sweeping Midterms Victories. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries held news conferences on Wednesday to celebrate the Democratic Party’s gains in the midterm elections.
• Colom Makes Confident Speech as Vote Count Continues in Mississippi. The Democratic candidate for Senate, Scott Colom, leads his opponent, Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, by a razor-thin margin as of Wednesday afternoon.
• Every Major Demographic Group Swung Left Amid Trump Backlash. Democrats reversed many of the gains Republicans made in 2024.
• What Makes These Election Results So Historic. Democrats celebrated a seismic triumph in the midterm elections, winning control of the Senate and the House as voters delivered a blistering rebuke to President Trump. Peter Baker, The New York Times’s Chief White House correspondent explains what this historic reset of the balance of power in Washington means.
• El-Sayed Wins Michigan Senate Race. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive Democrat and outspoken critic of Israel, won Michigan’s Senate race, maintaining his party’s hold on a crucial battleground seat and becoming the nation’s first Muslim senator.
• Black Candidates for Governor Break Barriers in Four States. Georgia was the first state to elect a female Black governor with Keisha Lance Bottoms. Three other states elected Black governors for the first time.
• The 7 States That Flipped and Broke Republican Control of the Senate. Democrats flipped several Senate seats, most of which had been held by Republicans since former President Obama was elected in 2008.
• How Wisconsin Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Washington Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Wyoming Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How West Virginia Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How South Dakota Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Vermont Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Tennessee Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Utah Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Virginia Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Texas Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Americans Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How South Carolina Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Rhode Island Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How North Dakota Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How New York Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Oregon Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How North Carolina Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Oklahoma Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Ohio Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Pennsylvania Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How New Mexico Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How New Hampshire Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How New Jersey Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Nevada Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Montana Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Missouri Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Mississippi Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Minnesota Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Nebraska Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Michigan Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Massachusetts Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Kansas Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Louisiana Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Kentucky Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Maryland Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Maine Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Hawaii Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Illinois Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Iowa Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Indiana Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Idaho Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Florida Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How California Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Arkansas Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Colorado Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Alabama Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Delaware Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Arizona Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Georgia Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Alaska Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• How Connecticut Voted in 2026. Explore the results of the election by race, gender, age and education.
• The Methodology Behind Times Voter Trends. Read the detailed methodology behind the Times Voter Trends reports for 2026.
• Chris Pappas to Become First Openly Gay Male Senator. Representative Chris Pappas of New Hampshire, the first openly gay man to win a Senate seat, spoke about a Democratic victory over the “broken status quo” and gave a shoutout to his husband.
• With 2 Big Wins, Democrats May Have Put Ohio Back in Play. Once seen as a bellwether of the nation’s political mood, Ohio has been solidly red since President Trump first won office. Tuesday’s results could change that.
• Democrats Seize Control of Congress, Ending a G.O.P. Trifecta. The party’s victory in the House cemented an era of divided government and a freshly assertive Congress after two years in which Republicans ceded power to President Trump.
• Americans on Why They Rejected Trump’s Republican Party. A G.O.P. voter in Kansas put it bluntly: “The Republican Party has lost its way.”
• Jon Ossoff Describes a Future He Wants His Daughters to Inherit. In his victory speech, Senator Jon Ossoff, Democrat of Georgia, said he hoped his daughters would inherit a better future.
• Across the Country, Voters Give Direct Orders to State Governments. Many of the more than 140 ballot questions on voting rights, redistricting and voter identification laws. Others set rules for taxes and transgender people in sports.
• Collins Falls to Jackson in Maine, Ending a Three-Decade Senate Tenure. Senator Susan Collins, the sole Republican representing New England in Congress, lost her seat on a landslide night for Democrats.
• Inside Democrats’ Historic Win. Nate Cohn, chief political analyst for The New York Times, puts the Democrats’ decisive midterm victory in historical context.
• Two Native American Women Break Political Barriers This Election. Deb Haaland of New Mexico will be the nation’s first woman Native American governor, while Peggy Flanagan, Minnesota’s next senator, is the first Native American woman to win election to the chamber.
• A Democratic Senator for Kansas. Democrats won a Senate seat in Kansas for the first time in nearly 100 years. Our election data reporter Christine Zhang talks about the growing Democratic footprint in the state.
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• Texas’ Hispanic Voters. In the race for U.S. Senate in Texas, Republicans forfeited gains that President Trump made among Hispanic voters in 2024. Our election data reporter Christine Zhang explains.
• Democrats Outperform in Three States. Democrats have won key Senate races in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina. Our election data reporter Evan Reynolds explains how Democrats did well even in some historically Republican counties in these Southern states.
• Democrats Win South Carolina Senate Seat. Our election data reporter Christine Zhang explains how double-digit swings in several counties helped Dr. Annie Andrews, a Democrat, defeat Senator Darline Graham, a Republican, flipping South Carolina in the U.S. Senate race.
• Detailed Maps of the 2026 Senate Election Results. Explore maps of precinct-level results from Senate races across the country.
• G.O.P. Holds Florida. Ashley Moody, a Republican, defeated Angie Nixon, a Democrat, in the U.S. Senate race in Florida, but Ms. Nixon did well in some Hispanic-majority counties. Our election data reporter Evan Reynolds explains.
• NASA Astronaut Votes From Space. The NASA astronaut Dr. Anil Menon explained how he cast his ballot for the Texas midterm election from the International Space Station.
• Voters in Key Battleground States Told Us How They Voted. The New York Times spoke with voters in Michigan, Maine and Texas about why they voted the way they did.
• Americans Cast Their Votes, From Sea to Shining Sea. In gymnasiums, town halls, classrooms and even restaurants, voters headed to the polls on Tuesday to decide control of the Senate, House and more.
• With Redistricting on the Ballot, a Longtime Missouri Democrat Persists. Missouri Republicans tried to end the congressional career of Emanuel Cleaver. Even with an old map back in place on Election Day, his political future remained unclear.
• Voting in Westchester County Continues Despite Technical Glitches. Ballots from Westchester County, N.Y., polling places will be escorted by the police to election headquarters and counted under the observation of lawyers from both parties after technical glitches prevented scanning machines from accepting them on Tuesday.
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• What to Watch in Georgia and North Carolina. Our election data reporter Evan Reynolds looks at counties that could decide the Senate race in the diverse and rapidly growing southern states of Georgia and North Carolina.
• How We Model Election Results With the Needle. Our live election night forecast is known as “the Needle.” Nate Cohn, chief political analyst for The New York Times, explains how it works.
• What to Watch in Texas. Could Texas elect its first Democratic Senator in decades? Our election data reporter Christine Zhang tells us what counties to watch in the competitive Texas Senate race.
• Are the Polls Right About Democrats? Nate Cohn, our chief political analyst, explains how polling has fared in the Trump era and whether we should trust this year’s midterm polls that are favorable to Democrats.
• What to Watch in Michigan. Republicans see Michigan as a key Senate seat to flip. Our reporter Christine Zhang breaks down the race between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers.
• In Florida Governor’s Race, Democrats ‘Feeling Like This Is Our Moment’
• What Time Do Polls Close?
• What a Blue Wave Could Look Like. Polls show some kind of “wave” seems likely for the Democrats in this midterm election. But will it translate into Democrats flipping the House and Senate? Nate Cohn, our chief political analyst, outlines four possible scenarios.
• Newsom and Harris Appear Together, With Little Hint of What’s to Come.
• Who’s Winning the Race for the Senate? Democrats have the lead in most of the seven tossup Senate races, according to the latest Times/Siena poll, though some contests remain close. Our polling reporter Ruth Igielnik breaks down what the numbers show.
• Haley Stevens Bashed Mike Rogers Until She Endorsed Him.
• Kansas Senator Goes Rogue With Video Response to Medical Debt Lawsuits.
• Rival Beaten By El-Sayed Backs Rogers.
• Ocasio-Cortez and Mamdani Rebuke Stevens’s G.O.P. Endorsement in Michigan.
• Alaska’s Republican senator says he’ll accept the race result, even as he says it could be ‘stolen.’
• Why the Times Doesn’t Rely on Exit Polls.
• How does the Needle work?
• Does the Needle make race calls?
• Does the Needle use A.I.?
• How do you read the Needle?
• Where does the data for the Needle come from, and what kind of data do we collect?
• Why have the Needle?
• Here’s what to expect as votes are counted on election night.
• Federal Agency Emails Praising Trump May Violate Ethics Laws, Experts Say.
• When to Expect Midterm Results in Each State on Election Night.
• A Florida Election Chief Urges In-Person Voting Over ‘Serious’ Postal Delays.
• Abdul El-Sayed Does Not Want to Talk About Haley Stevens. Everyone Else Does.
• El-Sayed Doesn’t Want Haley Stevens to Join Him at Sunday Event.
• Women Bring Activist Energy To Campaigns For Democrats.
• Democrats File Suit Over Closed Polling Places in Rural Alaska.
• Advocacy Groups Sue to Stop Trump Effort to Set Aside Ballots in Washington State.
• Can Republicans Hold the Senate? They Need These Voters.
• Pope Leo Votes by Mail, From the Vatican, in Illinois Midterm Election.
• Former Patient Files Class-Action Lawsuit Against Senator Marshall.
• Trump Will Go to Kansas and Iowa, a Day After Canceling Rallies.
• Unions Sue To Safeguard Vote Integrity In California.
• Pelosi Splits With Mamdani and El-Sayed on Israel.
• Musk Predicts End of Democracy if Elections Favor Democrats.
• The Justice Department’s Unusual Election-Year Activity. Federal prosecutors have targeted President Trump’s political opponents and sued states over election administration just before the midterms. Devlin Barrett, a reporter for The New York Times, explains how this activity is compared with the Justice Department’s usual election-year behavior.
• Democratic Candidate Mary Peltola Says She Didn’t Know About Alaska Ballot Stacking.
• Why Trump Is Losing Young Men. Young men swung to Donald Trump in 2024. Polling shows they are now moving away — but to what? Sabrina Tavernise, a reporter for The New York Times, went to Michigan to find out.
• Beware of Election Night Mirages. Early race counts on election night can sometimes differ sharply from the final outcome. Christine Zhang, our election data reporter, explains the reasons behind red and blue “mirages.”
• Trump Cancels Rallies in Kansas and Iowa, Where Polls Show Tight Races.
• Ballot Stacking in Elections? History Shows It’s Not Unusual.
• In Reversal, Former Primary Rival Will Campaign With El-Sayed.
• Moody Makes Appeal to a South Florida Audience Leery of the Left.
• Seeing an opening, a Democratic super PAC decides to spend on the South Carolina Senate race.
• Trump Attacks Black and Jewish Supporters of El-Sayed as ‘Crazy’
• Trump Calls Black and Jewish El-Sayed Supporters ‘Crazy’ President Trump insulted Black and Jewish supporters of Michigan Senate candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed during a rally in South Carolina on Thursday.

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• How Democrats Won Across the South. They won Senate races in North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, with a Mississippi race still too close to call. Their wins lifted down-ballot candidates too.
• In South, Black Voters Help Propel Democrats. Democrats in the South used anger over redistricting, cuts to key federal programs and attacks on Black history to help galvanize a crucial bloc of voters to the polls.
• Viral Ad and Trump Rally Aided Mississippi Hopeful. Scott Colom, a Democrat, ran a viral ad and courted Republicans at a Trump rally before winning virtually the same number of votes as Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, a Republican.
• Justice Dept. Steps Up Criminal Inquiry of Supreme Court Abortion Decision Leak. Investigators, using subpoenas and other law enforcement powers, are accelerating an inquiry that takes the Trump administration into the inner workings of the court.
• Harmeet Dhillon, Leader of Justice Department’s Civil Rights Unit, Resigns. The move came after conflicts with Justice Department leaders, including disagreements over legal strategy in the midterm elections, people familiar with the matter said.
• They Made History as ‘Firsts.’ That’s Not What They Ran On. Several midterm winners broke barriers, but with campaigns that focused on delivering material change to the lives of Americans.
• Justice Alito Will Not Retire Immediately, Despite Election Outcome. The conservative justice has told friends he does not plan to step down before the end of the court’s term, even as Democrats are set to seize the Senate in January.
• JoAnna Mendoza Wins in Arizona, Giving Democrats a Key House Pickup. The Democrat, a retired Marine, defeated Representative Juan Ciscomani, a two-term Republican, in a highly competitive district in southeastern Arizona.
• Why a Merciless Supreme Court Rebuke on Election Eve Matters. The justices took just hours to reject Trump’s bid to meddle in the election.
• U.S. Finds Subdued Foreign Meddling Operations in Midterm Elections. Russia was linked to influence campaigns targeting Democrats that gained little traction, but the Kremlin may be more focused on France’s elections in the spring.
• Political Losses Deepen the Stakes as Trump Contemplates Renewed Iran Attack. The midterm results laid bare the deep unpopularity of the war of choice that President Trump started and is now struggling to end.
• Katherine Clark Could Be the House Majority Leader. Who Is She? A Massachusetts liberal who has never sought the No. 1 leadership spot, Ms. Clark is known as an adept member manager.
• In Victory, Democrats See Economic Mandate to Cut Costs and Curtail Trump. Some Democrats quickly signaled they could try to roll back the president’s tax and trade policies, ignoring his early veto threats.
• Triumphal Arch Set to Win Final Approval Despite Court Challenges. President Trump’s 250-foot arch project is expected to win approval on Thursday from a federal planning board. Court action and Democrats’ upcoming control of Congress could halt the plans.
• How Trump Is Reacting to the Midterm Results. In the days after Republicans suffered massive midterm election defeats, President Trump appeared unmoved. The New York Times’s White House correspondent Maggie Haberman explains how Trump’s public demeanor compares with what he has shared behind closed doors about voters’ frustration with some of his policies.
• Latino Voters Reshape Electoral Map Once Again. In Texas, California and beyond, Hispanic voters shifted their support to Democratic candidates after siding with Republicans in 2024.
• Why Trump’s Planned Arch Is Controversial. Our reporter Emily Badger visits the site of President Trump’s proposed 250-foot-tall triumphal arch.
• Democratic Health Professionals Win Seats in Congress. Some Democratic doctors and nurses ran and won congressional seats by centering their campaigns on opposing Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
• ‘I Have Seen the Enemy, and It Is Us’: Inside Team Trump’s Historic Collapse. How an unpopular president and an unpopular war provided an opening for Democrats to make sweeping gains in the midterms.
• Moderate Democrats Increase Their Numbers, and Their Clout. Victories by moderates in competitive or Republican-leaning states and districts paved the way for large new Democratic majorities likely to be shaped by their priorities.
• Trump Wrestles With New Reality: A Lame Duck With Two Years Left to Fight. After a decade at the center of American politics, President Trump is politically wounded, with diminished power. Those who know him say the next two years will be unpredictable.
• ‘It Is Never Enough’: Susan Collins Couldn’t Outrun Trump. The Maine Republican survived tough cycles in the past even as the political ground shifted beneath her. But the anti-Trump fever in her state doomed her this time.
• Medical Professionals Are Among the Winners of the Midterms. About a half-dozen Democratic doctors and nurses ran for Congress. Some made opposition to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. central to their campaigns.
• Trump Points to War in Iran for Republican Midterm Losses. President Trump answered questions on Wednesday from reporters about the election results. He also commented on Vice President JD Vance’s lengthy social media post that largely blamed the Republican losses on the war in Iran.
• Congress to Dust Off Role As Check on the President. President Trump usurped power from the legislative branch with Republican help for two years. Democrats are now positioned to try to claw back some of Congress’s prerogatives.
• Vance Blames Iran War for G.O.P. Losses, Distancing Himself From Trump. The vice president offered his striking critique of the administration’s agenda and messaging with Mr. Trump’s apparent approval.
• The Democratic Wave Swept State Houses Across the Country. Democrats won control of state governments in Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Nevada, and won chambers in Texas, Georgia and North Carolina.
• ‘Stars Aligning’: How an Accidental Candidate Took Down a Five-Term Senator. Troy Jackson, a former Democratic state lawmaker, upset Senator Susan Collins, a Republican who had served the state for 30 years.
• Democrats Flip Texas With Stunning Midterm Election Victories. James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa, two Democratic state representatives, won their midterm races for senator and governor in Texas. Their victories ended decades of Republican dominance in the state.
• Five Things to Know About Hakeem Jeffries. The New York Democrat who is in line to be the first Black speaker was raised by a Black nationalist family in Brooklyn, is a moderate and loves a hip-hop reference.
• Angry Voters Usher in Beginning of the End to the Trump Era. The electoral backlash extended even into deep red states and indicated that President Trump has lost his hold over the coalition that lifted him to the White House twice.
• Democrats Deliver a Big Blue Bludgeoning. The party’s midterm victory reshapes the political landscape.
• In Antarctica and in Orbit, They Cast Midterm Ballots From Afar. Americans voted absentee from the International Space Station, Antarctica and remote Alaskan villages.
• After Midterm Drubbing, Trump and Republicans Start Pointing Fingers. While the president attributed sweeping losses to the fact that he was not on the ballot, others in his party dismissed his explanation and pinned blame squarely on him.
• El-Sayed Celebrates Win for ‘the Unlikeliest of Candidates’ In Michigan, Adbul El-Sayed outlasted former Representative Mike Rogers in a Senate campaign marred by ugly attacks.
• A Night of Seismic Triumph for Democrats. The Democratic Party wrested control of Congress from Republicans in a wave of midterm victories as voters delivered a scathing rebuke to President Trump.
• Democrats Win Control of Congress. Democrats won control of both the Senate and the House in a stunning rebuke of President Trump.
• How a Blue Wave Became a Red Wipeout. Republicans lost control of the House and Senate as voters offered a stinging rebuke to President Trump’s agenda.
• America Punishes Trump’s Party: 8 Takeaways From a Democratic Landslide. Democrats won shocking victories all over the map and flipped the Senate and House with ease, leaving the president weakened. “There was a mood in the air, I guess,” he said.
• These Wins Could Mint a New Generation of Democratic Stars. Voters from South Carolina to Ohio to Texas have elevated a new class of Democrats who could not be more different from one another.
• My Call With President Trump. Our White House correspondents Tyler Pager and Erica L. Green called President Trump to ask whether he would accept the results of the election.
• A Seismic Shift in Texas. The Democratic victories in the Senate and governor’s races are a historic change for Texas. Our national political correspondent Shane Goldmacher explains why.
• Trump Says in Interview That He Will Accept Election Results. In an interview with two Times reporters, President Trump blamed the G.O.P.’s losses on the fact that he was not on the ballot, and said he was willing to work with Democrats.
• Democrat Unseats House Republican in Iowa, Flipping an Important Seat. Discontent about the war with Iran and tariffs helped create a tough environment for Representative Mariannette Miller-Meeks, the defeated Republican.
• Luria Wins in Virginia, Flipping a Key House Seat for Democrats. Former Representative Elaine Luria won back her seat in the state’s tidewater region from Representative Jen Kiggans, the Republican who beat her four years ago.
• Winning the Senate, Democrats Secure a Platform to Check Trump. In a stunning string of victories in Iowa, Texas, and North and South Carolina, Democrats delivered a midterm thrashing repudiating President Trump.
• Democrat Holds on to Senate Seat in New Hampshire. Chris Pappas, Democrat of New Hampshire and a congressman, will move to the upper chamber at a time when L.G.B.T.Q. rights have faced pushback in some states.
• ‘We Will Find You’: Trump Officials Pledge to Arrest Noncitizen Voters. Immigration agents did not show up in large numbers at polling places. But Trump administration officials repeatedly warned on Election Day that noncitizen voters would face consequences.
• Democrats Flip North Carolina Senate Seat. The Democrats flipped their first Senate seat of the night. Our national political correspondent Shane Goldmacher explains why this wasn’t a surprise, and why it’s one of at least four seats the party needs to win to secure a majority in the Senate.
• The On Politics Guide to Election Night. How to watch tonight’s results, according to our reporters and editors.
• Drone Boat Maker Saildrone Wins Protest Over Navy Contract. A federal judge’s ruling on the side of the small defense contractor was a rarity, as most company protests against government bidding decisions do not prevail.
• How Will Tonight Go? Here Are Races That Will Provide Early Clues. Election results in states where voting ends early could indicate how each party will fare in House and Senate races elsewhere in the country.
• Trump Says He’ll End $4 Billion in Aid to Israel. President Trump said on Tuesday that the bulk of American aid to Israel would be cut off by the end of year. He said the Election Day announcement was part of a deal reached months ago.
• Trump Says U.S. to End $4 Billion in Aid to Israel in Favor of New Deal.
• Trump Pushes Venezuela for Agreement Allowing U.S. Troops to Stay.
• In Election-Related Lawsuits, the Trump Administration Has Faced Skepticism.
• Justice Dept. Sends Target Letters to Democrats in Escalation of Alaska Inquiry.
• Trump Effort to Prove Rampant Noncitizen Voting Leads to Few Charges So Far.
• Justices Appear to Back Catholic Schools Seeking Public Funds in Colorado.
• Some Voters are Facing a Rainy Election Day.
• A Guide to The New York Times’s 2026 Election Day Coverage.
• What’s at Stake in Today’s Elections. Though President Trump’s name is not on the ballot, voters are weighing the effects of his agenda in Tuesday’s midterm elections. Lisa Lerer, a national political reporter for The New York Times, describes how three crucial issues are affecting their decisions.
• Trump Delivers a Closing Midterm Message. Mostly About Landscaping.
• U.S. Military Strikes Iran’s Qeshm Island in What U.S. Officials Call a Defensive Measure.
• In Run-Up to Midterms, Legacy of 2020 Looms Large Over Justice Dept.
• Trump’s Election Fraud Reward Raises Fears of Vigilantism, Local Officials Say.
• Democratic Divisions on Israel Come Thundering Back, in Preview of Fights to Come.
• Judge Declines to Halt D.H.S. Demands for States to Screen Ballots.
• Can Democrats Believe Their Eyes?
• Grand Jury Rejects Bid by Justice Dept. to Bring Charges Over Voter Fraud.
• What Voters Should Know About Possible Problems at the Polls.
• Just Tuning Into the Midterms? Here’s What to Know About the Fight for Congress.
• How Money Is Shaping the Midterms. The 2026 midterm election is the most expensive national midterm election in U.S. history, with more than $11 billion in ad spending. Our national political correspondent Shane Goldmacher breaks down where all that money is going.
• G.O.P. Faces Ire At Clampdown On Immigrants.
• A Beleaguered U.S. Cyber Agency Retreats From Election Security Work.
• Trump Turns to Top Court In Bid to Impound Ballots.
• Trump Is Playing Up Voter Fraud Prosecutions. Meet Some of the Accused.
• Judge Scolds Prosecutors in Tossing Charges Against Ex-F.B.I. Officials.
• Trump Says a Senator Has a ‘Powerful’ Rear. Will It Help Him Win?
• Trump Hints at Pre-Emptive Pardons for Musk and Other Allies.
• We Talked to 28,000 Voters, and Some Clear Themes Emerged.
• Who Is Jason Turkish, Haley Stevens’s Fiancé?
• Jury Selection Begins in First Death-Penalty Case at Guantánamo Bay.
• Trump Returns to Reflecting Pool, Now Refilled After Botched Renovation.
• Early Voting Turnout Surges, Offering Promising Signs for Democrats.
• The Final Arguments: Radicalism vs. Corruption.
• With Sour Jabs, Vance Reveals Preview of ’28.
• Wild Cards Could Settle Who Controls The Senate.
• When Will We Know Election Results? Don’t Hold Your Breath.
• Musk Tests What $474 Million Can Buy in Midterms.
• Who’s Winning the Race for Congress?
• Can a Progressive Win a Swing State? Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is a progressive Democrat looking to win a Senate race in Michigan. Our national political correspondent Shane Goldmacher explains why a victory for El-Sayed could have broader implications for 2028.
• Can Democrats Flip Texas? The last time a Democrat won a statewide election in Texas, it was the 1990s. Our national political correspondent Shane Goldmacher explains why Democrats think this year could be different.
• Can a Former Senator Come Back? In Ohio, Sherrod Brown, a Democrat, is running for Senate just two years after he lost re-election. Our national political correspondent Shane Goldmacher describes how Democrats hope that a favorable political environment can propel him to victory.
• Can a Republican Win in a Democratic State? Senator Susan Collins, a Republican, is running for re-election in Maine, a state that has voted against President Trump three times. Our national political correspondent Shane Goldmacher explains how Republicans hope that she can distance herself enough from Mr. Trump to win.
• Inside the Rift Between El-Sayed and Stevens.
• Democrats Surged in Final Days of Senate Races, New Polls Find.
• Governor’s Races in Battlegrounds Lean to Left.
• Haley Stevens Endorses Republican Mike Rogers for Senate. Representative Haley Stevens, a Democrat from Michigan, endorsed Mike Rogers, the Republican Senate nominee for her state. The late endorsement comes after a feud between Stevens and Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate nominee, spilled into the public in recent days.
• Murphy Is ‘Awake and Alert’ At a Hospital After a Stroke.
• Some Voters Fear Efforts To Interfere With Process.
• Economic Worries Sharpen as Midterm Campaign Ends.
• Trump’s Speech Becomes More Vulgar and Muddled.
• Meet the Megadonors Pumping $2 Billion Into the 2026 Midterms.
• This Republican Wants Voters to Consider a Post-Trump World.
• Culture War Tensions Roil Beverly Hills School Board Race.
• Democrats Are Taking Aim At Rapidly Changing South.
• In L.A., a Stark Generational Divide May Determine the Mayor’s Race.
• Ocasio-Cortez Has Evolved. She Wants the Left to Evolve, Too.
• ‘I Came as Donald Trump’: The President Hosts a Luxury Halloween at Mar-a-Lago.
• Trump Calls Former Lawyer’s $50 Million Deal ‘Obnoxious and Outrageous’
• Susan Collins Is Always Keeping Score.
• Virginia and D.C. File Suit to Block Trump’s Proposed Arch, Citing Federal Statutes.
• As Republicans Copy Trump’s Style, Vicious Attacks Set New Low.
• Voters Usually Ignore Corruption as an Issue. Not in These Midterms.
• Prominent Law Firms That Buckled to Trump Sit Out Election Efforts.
• Republican Leads Independent Candidate in Nebraska’s Senate Race, Poll Finds.
• Talarico Makes Final Pitch to Voters in Texas: ‘You Are My Slingshot’
• A Spirited History Lingers in the Capitol’s Haunted Halls.
• Trump Complains About Campaign Schedule as Midterms Near. President Trump complained on Friday about his demanding campaign schedule, and reinstated his weekend rallies in Iowa and Kansas a day after canceling them.
• Justice Dept. Confirms Alaska Inquiry Even as Its Focus Remains Unclear.
• Alina Habba’s Husband Ignited a White House Drama. Now His Background Is Under Scrutiny.
• Boo! Trump’s Flyover Treat Is a Trick for Some Startled D.C. Residents.
• Judge Blocks Expediting Migrant Children’s Asylum Cases, For Now.
• A Millionaire’s Game.
• Health Care Divides Focus: Fraud vs. Cost.
• Prosecutors Suggest They May Seek Additional Charges Against Comey.
• Judge Orders Investigation of Golf Plans.
• El-Sayed Clashes With Former Primary Rival Who Demanded His Apology.
• Court Rejects Trump Effort To Impound Calif. Ballots.
• Crop of Progressives Could Tilt House Agenda.
• Distaste for Russian Diplomat Forces U.S. to Cancel Photo Session in Atlanta.
• Democratic Senate Candidate Denies Knowledge of Alaska Ballot Stacking. Mary Peltola, the Democratic candidate for the Senate in Alaska, said she was unaware of Democrats’ secret effort to stack the midterm ballot with a candidate with the same name as the Republican incumbent.
• Democrats, Hopeful All Over the Senate Map, Are Jittery About Iowa.
• Senate Race in Michigan Could Shape the Democrats Beyond This Election.
• If Trump Gets Another Supreme Court Pick, MAGA Wants a Loyalist.
• As Voters Worry About Prices, Many Senate Candidates Are Millionaires.
• Judge Wants Government List of Every State Targeted in Election Fraud Push.
• Republicans Ramp Up Investigation Into Democratic Plan to Pack Alaska’s Ballot.
• Trump Erupted After Learning of Alina Habba’s $50 Million Deal.
• Georgia Republican Donor Sentenced to 15 Years in $76 Million Ponzi Scheme.
• Fallout in the Last Frontier.
• Court Blocks Strict New Rule for Medicaid Work Requirements.
• Obama Doubles Down on ‘Cheesecake Factory’ Jab. Former President Barack Obama doubled down on his viral criticism of President Trump’s White House renovations. He used the moment to further critique the Trump administration’s priorities.
• A Sailor Jumped From the U.S.S. Lincoln. The Navy Punished Him.
• Data of Over 41,000 Homeland Security Employees Is Exposed in ‘Potential Breach’

World

• The Dark Side of K-Pop. As the popularity of the genre has surged, a dispute between a band and its label has put a spotlight on restrictive artist contracts.
• Map: 5.1-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Tanzania. View the location of the quake’s epicenter and shake area.
• A Trump Reckoning. The results from the U.S. midterm elections could be the beginning of the end of the Trump era.
• Democrats Win Big. The party has flipped key seats in Republican strongholds, as voters rebuked Trump.
• Deportees Turn to Social Media to Share Life in Countries They Barely Know.
• Deportees Post on Social Media About Living in Countries They Barely Know. In Mexico, Laos and El Salvador, people deported from the U.S. are turning to social media to find community and share about navigating life in countries they barely know.
• A Lesson From Germany.
• Hundreds of Thousands Join Another Round of Protests in France. With Halloween falling on Saturday, demonstrators might turn out in masks and costumes. The authorities again prepared a vast security response.
• The Perils of Glittering Skylines.

Africa

• U.A.E. Sent ‘Desert Wolves’ to Help Sudanese Militia Accused of Genocide. Lana Nusseibeh, one of the Gulf nation’s top diplomats, has led the effort to deny her country’s role in Sudan. Now it’s complicating her bid to become secretary general of the United Nations.
• This Grandma Believes She Can Fix Africa’s Richest City. As South Africans head to the polls on Wednesday, Helen Zille, 75, is betting voters care less about race and more about public services in her bid to become mayor of Johannesburg.
• Anthrax Outbreak in Africa’s Oldest National Park Is Killing Hippos. The disease has killed 30 hippopotamuses in Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo since September, officials say.
• ‘It’s a War of Attrition’: Drones Give No Military Edge in Sudan.
• Trump Boots South Africa From Preferential Trade Program.

Americas

• ‘It Was All Me,’ Bolsonaro Says About His Secretive Escape From Brazil. From Miami, Flávio Bolsonaro is making unfounded claims of a stolen election and plotting to sway his nation’s politics from afar, even though his party is not challenging the results.
• Bolsonaro’s Flight to the U.S. Was Aided by a Milei Adviser. A top adviser to President Javier Milei of Argentina met Flávio Bolsonaro, the defeated Brazilian presidential candidate, at an Argentine airport, three people involved in the operation said.
• After Midterms, Trump Shows Off Ballroom. After his party suffered its worst election results in decades, President Trump emerged before the cameras for the first time to talk about his White House ballroom project.
• World Leaders React to Republicans’ Defeat in U.S. Midterm Elections. Global leaders shared their reactions a day after Democrats routed the Republican Party in the midterm elections and were on track to control both the House and the Senate.
• A Night of Firsts in the Midterms. The midterms were full of firsts, including the first Black woman to be elected governor of a U.S. state and the first openly gay man to serve in the Senate.
• U.S. Helped Venezuela With Drone Strike on Rebel Group, Officials Say. The attack on a drug-trafficking group killed about two dozen people, a rights group said. It comes as the United States is militarizing the fight against “narcoterrorism” in Latin America.
• High in Mexico’s Mountains, a Homecoming for the Dead.
• In Risky Move Blessed by Trump, Salvadoran Leader Sends Troops to Haiti.
• Colombia’s ‘Narcoterrorist’ Crackdown Raises Questions Over Killings.
• Machado Says U.S. Plan for Venezuela Will Lead to Elections Next Year. On Thursday in Caracas, María Corina Machado, the Venezuelan opposition leader, gave her first news conference since returning to the country last week.
• Cuba’s Foreign Minister: We’ll Outlast Trump.
• Venezuelan Opposition Leader Thanks Trump but Marks Distance From Him.

Asia Pacific

• Bangladesh to Raise Garment Workers’ Minimum Wage After Protests. After days of protests, a new wage board created by Bangladesh’s government agreed to raise garment workers’ pay by the end of the year.
• Bangladesh Agrees to Raise Minimum Wage for Garment Workers After Protests. Hundreds of garment factories were shut down this week as workers in the country, the world’s second-largest exporter of clothing, demonstrated for higher pay.
• Secret Deals Reveal K-Pop’s Firm Grip on a Top Girl Group. NewJeans shattered records. Behind the scenes were unusually restrictive contracts, signed when the girls were ages 14 to 17.
• At the Root of K-Pop’s Controversies, a Restrictive Business Model. Labels exert extraordinary control over performers because only a few acts turn a profit.
• Everyone’s Talking About the ‘Blue Tsunami.’ In Japan, It’s Complicated. The New York Post used a Hokusai work to depict Donald Trump being swept away by Democrats’ midterm election win. Some in Japan were bothered by the imagery.
• Joshua Wong, Hong Kong Democracy Activist, Is Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison. Mr. Wong, one of the most high-profile members of a movement that was quashed in 2020, was accused of conspiracy to collude with foreign forces, a national security offense.
• After 3 Months Lost at Sea, Five Survivors Are Rescued on Remote Island. A boat in Micronesia went missing in July. This weekend, five of its passengers landed, unclothed and emaciated, on an island in Kiribati — more than 3,000 miles away.
• Why Doctors in Thailand Fear KFC. In a country where superstitions are as imaginative as they are many, physicians have come to fear a jinx involving Kentucky Fried Chicken.
• Countries Weigh, and Worry About, What Trump Will Do After Midterm Defeat. Commentators abroad wondered what the president’s electoral losses might mean for oil prices, the war on Iran and the end of the Trump era.
• Helicopters Collide Over Everest Trail, Killing 1 and Injuring 3 Others. The crash, in a popular tourist area during the autumn climbing season, highlighted the safety challenges posed by growing numbers of aircraft in the Himalayas.
• Everest Helicopter Crash Kills One and Injures Three Others. Two helicopters collided near a Mount Everest base camp on Tuesday while trying to land, killing one tourist and injuring another, along with two pilots.
• Deportation of Dozens of Afghans Blocked by Federal Court, for Now.
• Australian Court Hears Challenge to Social Media Ban.
• Tens of Thousands Protest Modi’s Voter Roll Changes in New Delhi. Huge crowds joined an opposition-led rally in New Delhi on Sunday to protest against the government and recent changes to the voter rolls.
• He’s Caught Thousands of Snakes. Then He Frees Them.
• Honk if You Know Why Delhi’s Air Is So Bad.
• In India, Protesting Modi and Voter-Roll Changes.
• $6 Billion North Korea Hack Was Not Its First Big Heist.
• Japanese Youths, Keen on K-Pop Culture, Adopt Korean Words as Trendiest Slang.
• Thailand’s Most Famous Snake Catcher. Pinyo Pukpinyo, Thailand’s most famous snake catcher, has found the critters slithering in nooks and crannies all over Bangkok. He refuses to kill them.
• Will Digging Up War Dead Heal Old Wounds or Reopen Them?
• U.S. to Send Dozens Back to Afghanistan, Despite the Risks There.
• Tiananmen Changed China. It Changed Me, Too.
• Furor Over ‘Call of Duty’ Citing an Actual Tragedy.
• Beijing Issues Harsh Attacks At Spy Series.
• Court Rejects Appeal in Mushroom Murders Case, and Imposes Harsher Sentence.

Australia

• The New Zealand Election That Could ‘Flip the Table’ Support for the major parties — led by two men called Chris — is cratering, thanks to dissatisfaction with the economy. Minor parties stand to benefit from a desire among voters for change.
• Australia’s Version of Halloween: Spring, Sunshine and Skepticism.

Canada

• Canadian Officials Search for Bears After Mother and Daughter Are Killed on Hike. Wildlife officers were working to trap grizzly bears along a trail after the remains of the two hikers were found near a remote community in British Columbia this week.
• West Bank Property Sales Tactics Face a Challenge in Canada. The marketing practices of some firms promoting property in the Israeli-occupied territory to foreign purchasers are deceptive, a recent filing claims.
• A Canadian Sketch Show Beats American Late Night to the Punchline.
• 75 Years On, the National Ballet of Canada ‘Remains the Icon’
• Canada and E.U. Make Progress on a New Partnership.

Europe

• How Melania Trump Became a Dark-Horse Diplomat on Ukraine. Both Moscow and Kyiv say Mrs. Trump’s team was the driving force behind an evacuation of a besieged city. It was also in their interest to deliver her a humanitarian win.
• Russell Brand Found Guilty of Rape and Sexual Assault. Russell Brand, the firebrand YouTuber and former comedian, was found guilty in a London court on Thursday of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault. A jury cleared him of three other charges.
• Fear, Sniffer Dogs and Fighter Jets After Bomb Threats Hit European Flights. Passengers recounted landing at a military base and being subjected to security checks and travel delays after threats that turned out to be hoaxes affected planes in Italy, Poland and Spain.
• American Is Convicted of Murder in Case That Gripped Italy. A TV program helped to identify the victims, a Russian woman and her young daughter, who were found dead in a Rome park.
• Protesters Fill Streets Across France During Nationwide Strike. Hundreds of thousands of protesters took to the streets in France as a union-organized day of demonstrations affected services across the country.
• British Man Infected With Ebola in Congo to Be Evacuated to U.K. The government said the risk to the British public from the disease was low. The current outbreak in Africa has spread widely across the continent, killing more than 5,000 people.
• The Etiquette Of Air Travel When Caring For the Pope. Unlike American presidents, Pope Leo XIV has no private jet, so he travels on commercial airlines, like the rest of us. Well, almost.
• Finland Sends 2 Men to Prison for Damaging Undersea Cable in Baltic Sea. A Finnish court convicted the captain and boatswain of a cargo ship of aggravated criminal damage in relation to an incident last year in the Gulf of Finland.
• What to Know About the Bomb Threats Disrupting Flights in Europe. More than two dozen planes that were targeted on Thursday landed safely, officials said, after similar threats earlier this week. The hoaxes have added to airspace anxiety in the region.
• After Riots and Protests, French Workers Are Going on Strike. Roughly 260 demonstrations are expected to take place across France on Thursday, escalating weeks of protests against the rising cost of living.
• Voters Are Turning Out in Droves to Cut Autocrats Down to Size. In country after country stricken by democratic decay, overwhelming turnout in elections is making a difference.
• When the American Bard Met the American Pope. Pope Leo wore his usual white vestments. Bob Dylan visited the Vatican in a hooded sweatshirt and polka-dot tie. There was no singing.
• Could a Viral Video Save Her Mom’s Chinese Restaurant? Millions viewed Lisa He’s post about her mother’s struggling business in Edinburgh. But internet fame created its own complications — and obscured bigger questions.
• Facing Return to War, More Iranians Want a Nuclear Missile. Some Iranian clerics and officials argue the country must rebuild deterrence by dropping its longstanding pledge not to build a nuclear bomb.
• U.K. Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Ban on Palestine Action: What to Know. The government designated the protest group as a terrorist organization last year, prompting criticism. The country’s Supreme Court is hearing a challenge to the ban on Wednesday.
• Spain’s Transport Minister Resigns After Deadly High-Speed Rail Crash. Nearly 70 people died in the crash, the second high-speed rail accident in less than a year.
• Dozens Killed in Russian Strike on Humanitarian Hub in Ukraine. Russia struck a humanitarian hub in the Zaporizhzhia region of Ukraine, killing dozens and leaving many more missing, officials said.
• Poland Beefs Up Security at Border With Russia.
• Strike on Ukraine Humanitarian Hub Is Feared to Be Among War’s Deadliest.
• King Charles Expresses Horror and Sorrow Over Britain’s Role in Slave Trade. King Charles III of Britain did not offer a formal apology for Britain’s trans-Atlantic slave trade during his address at the Commonwealth meeting in Antigua on Tuesday.
• Bomb Threats Disrupt Several Flights Across Europe.
• King Charles Says U.K.’s Role in Slave Trade ‘Fills My Heart With Horror’
• Supermarkets Across Europe Possibly Targeted in Cyberattack. Freezers at grocery stores in at least seven European countries have malfunctioned, blowing hot air and spoiling refrigerated products.
• Why Some Strongmen Concede Electoral Defeat.
• Russia Tries to Amplify Political Turmoil in Poland.
• A 31,000-Mile Walk Ends in England, at Mom’s House.
• At Least 24 Die as Russia Bombs Southern Ukraine Aid Hub.
• British History Shadows King’s Tour of Caribbean.
• Putin Edges Out of Isolation, With Big Assist From Trump.
• Ukrainian City’s Evacuees Tell Harrowing Survival Stories.
• French Protests Begin Day Upbeat, but Then Violence Flares Again.
• France Protests Hit Third Weekend. Protesters gathered across France on Saturday for the third consecutive weekend of unrest over living costs and education. The rallies, which coincided with Halloween, were largely peaceful but descended into clashes in some areas.
• Stalemate As Top Judge In Poland Is Suspended.
• Here is the latest.
• Plan for More Protests, This Time on Halloween, Causes Jitters in France. Thousands, potentially in masks and costumes, are expected on the streets on Saturday, prompting the authorities to prepare another vast security response.
• Inhabitants Tried to Save A Paris Street From Rioters.
• French officials eye social media’s role in promoting unrest.
• Train Crash Is a Blow to Spain’s Embattled Leader.
• Britain’s Prime Minister Says He’s Open to a Formal Apology for Slavery.
• Traffic Control Errors Most Likely Caused Spain Train Wreck, Says Official. Óscar Puente, Spain’s transportation minister, said traffic controllers gave the green light to a train racing at about 100 miles per hour toward a stopped train this week, precipitating a crash that killed at least 69 people.
• Russian Independent News Outlet That Defied Kremlin Will Shut Down.
• Oleshky Evacuations Start After Melania Trump Announces Deal. Residents of Oleshky, a southern Ukrainian city that has been under Russian occupation since 2022, were evacuated on Friday during a rare localized cease-fire deal announced by the U.S. First Lady Melania Trump.
• Traffic Controllers’ Errors Blamed in Deadly Crash.
• 3 Arrested in Connection With Deadly Blast in Central Athens.
• Israel’s Election Winner Is Unlikely to Alter Its Policies.
• Using Underground Gas Pipes to Protect Themselves While Fighting Russia.
• Another Toll of the Violent Unrest in France: The Political Center.
• Police Investigate Former Prince Andrew and Epstein’s Time at Royal Scottish Estate.
• Taking the Saga of a Criminal Gang From Page to Screen to Opera Stage.
• How Ukrainian Soldiers Are Moving Underground. Ukrainian soldiers are traveling underground through abandoned gas pipes to reach positions near the front. Our correspondent Maria Varenikova joins them on the journey through the kill zone and into positions where troops can spend weeks at a time.
• Newly Freed American Describes His Years in Russian Prison.

Middle East

• Iran is Reviewing ‘Concrete Proposals’ on Nuclear Program, Officials Say. Iran’s willingness to re-engage on the issue suggests that Qatar-led diplomatic efforts to avert full-blown war between the U.S. and Iran have had some success.
• Netanyahu’s Next Move: Claiming Stolen Election. The Israeli leader and his allies are alleging that Arab voters last month stole the election. Election officials say that while foul play was being investigated, it could not have affected the result.
• Election Results Show Israelis That U.S. Relationship Is on Tenuous Ground. Israel once had bipartisan support in the United States, but a strong showing for Democrats, some of whom are deeply critical of the war in Gaza, has left the country with fewer friends in Congress.
• Israel’s President Holds Crucial Cards in Breaking Post-Election Deadlock. President Isaac Herzog has tried to avoid controversy and heal rifts in his largely ceremonial role. But his skills as a savvy mediator could be instrumental after an inconclusive election.
• Israel’s President Starts Talks on Who Can Form a Government. President Isaac Herzog began meeting with party leaders for two days to decide whether to give Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or rivals the first chance at forming a coalition.
• Israeli Claims of Iranian Chemical Weapons Divide U.S. Officials.
• U.S. Military Strikes Iran’s Qeshm Island. Footage from an island in the Strait of Hormuz showed several explosions on Monday. U.S. officials said they conducted small-scale defensive strikes to prevent Iranian attacks. It was the first U.S. attack inside Iran since early September.
• America’s Arab Allies Brace for War as Trump’s Midterm Deadline Looms.
• A Test for Israeli Democracy: Should Jews Ask Arabs to Join the Government?
• The Iran War Is Unpopular. Trump Keeps Talking About It Anyway.
• Iran Says It Could Reopen Strait Quickly if U.S. Meets Its Demands.
• Iran Says Strait of Hormuz Could Reopen in 2 Days if Demands Met. Citing progress in Qatari-mediated talks with Washington, Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman said the Strait of Hormuz could reopen in as little as two days.
• Israel’s Inconclusive Vote Cues Long Battle to Pick Prime Minister.
• To Keep Power, Netanyahu Will Have to Steer Past Old Adversaries.
• The Varied Positions Of Israel’s Arab Parties.
• Syria Weighs Joining Pact With Saudis Amid War.
• Iran Braces for More War, Whatever the Results of Its Foes’ Elections.
• Protesters Call on Israel’s Opposition to Partner With Arab Parties. As Arab voter turnout hit a record high in Israel’s election, protesters urged Gadi Eisenkot, a leader of the opposition bloc, to include Arab-led parties in a coalition to govern.
• In Israel, Jockeying Ahead After Inconclusive Polls.
• Arab Town in Israel Cheers Election but Wonders What Will Change.
• What Israeli Election Results Reveal About the Electorate.

New York

• He Felt Stuck in New York. So He Started Walking to California. A Bronx native who’d spent his whole life in the city left on foot in May.
• Strand Bookstore to Pay U.S. $1.5 Million Over Pandemic-Relief Loan. The store agreed to settle a claim that it was not entitled to the loan because its owner is married to a U.S. senator.
• F.B.I. Agent Hit Pedestrian and Failed to Call for Help, U.S. Says. The agent went through a red light, drove the wrong way on a Brooklyn road and struck a man, leaving him unconscious, prosecutors said.
• Man Who Stole the Home of a Dying Woman Pleads Guilty. In the first deed theft conviction under a New York State law, Victor Quimis, of Queens, admitted to stealing the home of the woman using forged signatures.
• Archdiocese of New York Finalizes $800 Million Sex Abuse Settlement. The agreement, with 1,300 people who said they were abused by clergy and lay leaders, might help America’s foremost Roman Catholic archdiocese avoid bankruptcy.
• 6 Are Killed in New York City’s Deadliest Fire This Year. The cause of the fire, at a house in Brooklyn, is not yet clear, but Mayor Zohran Mamdani raised concerns about electric bikes. Fatal fires have soared in New York City this year.
• How Will New York’s Victorious Democrats Govern? Gov. Kathy Hochul will again face pressure for a millionaires’ tax, and New Yorkers are wondering if the city will gain from having one of its own as speaker of the House.
• Washington Is in a New York State of Mind. The Democratic surge on Election Day is expected to lead to New Yorkers occupying the top echelons of power in the U.S. government. The state could benefit.
• A Jogger’s Final Run on a Dark Waterfront Path. Katie Suarez was a regular runner on a desolate stretch of the Brooklyn waterfront. On Friday, her parents went looking for her after she stopped returning phone calls.
• Transgender Athlete Ban in Nassau County Is Struck Down by Appeals Court. The ban, enacted in 2024, followed attempts by Bruce Blakeman, the county executive, to remove transgender athletes from sports facilities in the Long Island county.
• Hochul Leads a Democratic Surge in New York: 5 Takeaways. Gov. Kathy Hochul erased doubts over her performance in the 2022 midterms, scoring a crushing 20-point win over Bruce Blakeman that set the tone for her party.
• Appeals Court Hands Win to Mamdani in Fight Over Tax on Second Homes. The court reversed a judge’s order that had said New York erred in its rollout of the tax, granting Mayor Zohran Mamdani a victory over a key piece of his agenda.
• Man Who Threw Snowballs at N.Y.P.D. Officers Receives Community Service. Gusmane Coulibaly pleaded guilty to harassment in connection with his actions at a large snowball fight this year in Washington Square Park.
• Writers Were Paid For Favorable Coverage of Alexanders, Publicist Says. The online articles, some of which were deeply critical of the accusers, were widely shared during the brothers’ trial in which they were found guilty of sex trafficking.
• N.J. Republican Who Pledged ‘Undying Support’ for Trump Concedes Defeat. “Sometimes life is bumpy and you have to man up,” Representative Jeff Van Drew said as he acknowledged his loss to Zack Mullock, the mayor of Cape May, N.J.
• Former Federal Prosecutor Is Named to Investigate Sexual Assault Case at Cornell. Jacqueline Kelly will oversee a criminal investigation into a former student’s allegations that she was raped in 2024.
• New Yorkers Vote for Democrats and Against the White House. Gov. Kathy Hochul won re-election to a second full term, and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez secured a fifth term in Congress.
• Lawler Concedes in N.Y. House Swing District to Democratic Newcomer. Representative Mike Lawler, a Hudson Valley Republican, chose to concede even with tens of thousands of votes yet to be counted because of balloting issues in Westchester County.
• Letitia James, a Trump Foe, Wins a Third Term as N.Y. Attorney General. With President Trump a focus of the race, Ms. James overcame a challenge from a Republican former federal prosecutor, Saritha Komatireddy.
• Hochul Fends Off a Trump Ally To Capture a Second Full Term. Kathy Hochul, New York’s first female governor, defeated Bruce Blakeman, capitalizing on voter frustration with President Trump and other Republicans.
• N.Y.C. Voters Pass Ballot Measures That Could Boost Mamdani’s Agenda. The results could allow Mayor Zohran Mamdani to build housing and bike lanes more quickly.
• Tom Kean Jr. Loses House Seat to Rebecca Bennett: ‘Time for a Change’ Rebecca Bennett, a Democrat, unseated Representative Tom Kean Jr. in a New Jersey swing district. Mr. Kean was absent from Congress for nearly four months while he was treated for depression.
• Ned Lamont Wins a Third Term as Connecticut Governor, a Rare Feat. Democrats have held the top office in the reliably blue state since 2011, but Mr. Lamont is only the second Connecticut governor to be elected to three consecutive terms.
• Ocasio-Cortez Is Re-Elected to the House for a Fifth Term. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defeated her opponent, Diamant Hysenaj, despite having spent much of this election cycle campaigning for other Democrats across the country.
• For the First Time, Seneca Nation Elects a Woman as Its President. Tina Abrams had served on the Senecas’ governing council since 2001.
• What Went Wrong With the Ballot Scanners in a Crucial House District? In Westchester County, north of New York City, the scanners were not working, delaying the election ballot tally until Wednesday.
• In Niagara, Even Grass May Be Radioactive.
• It’s Election Day in New York. Here’s What to Know.
• Child Dies From Measles in New York State’s First Fatal Case in 30 Years.
• Runner, 24, Dies During Her First Marathon.
• Governor Warns New Jersey Ports to Turn Away Russian Fuel.
• Buses Serving Jewish Schools Are Vandalized With Swastikas in Brooklyn.
• Who Stole a Candidate’s Yard Signs? An AirTag Ping Offered an Answer.
• Trial Begins for M.L.B. Players Accused of Tipping Pitches to Gamblers.
• He Wants to Be One With Nature. But He Can’t Quit Instagram.
• Mamdani Threatens Legal Action to Stop ICE Use of N.Y.C. Parking Lots.
• How a Franciscan Priest Lives on a Vow of Poverty in Midtown Manhattan.
• Two New Housing Projects That People Really Want to Live in.
• Flu Arrives Early in New York, With Cases Rising Rapidly in Children.
• N.Y.C. Schools Are Deeply Segregated. These Students Demand Change.
• The Democratic Party Is Slowly Losing Jewish Support in New York.
• The New York City Marathon in Photos and Videos.
• Woman Is on Life Support After Being Stabbed While Jogging in Brooklyn.
• In the Final Stretch, Hochul and Blakeman Try to Motivate Their Voters.
• Running While Famous: Here Are Some of the Celebrities in the Race.
• Inspired by the Marathon? Here’s How to Qualify to Run.
• What’s the Hardest Section of the New York City Marathon?
• Para Athletes Will Place on the Podium for the First Time This Year.
• That ringing you hear on marathon Sunday is not in your head.
• New York City, Before the Pavement.
• Who measures the marathon course?
• How a five-borough route became the New York City Marathon’s beating heart.
• New York City Marathon Updates: Close Finishes and Packed Streets Highlight a Five-Borough Street Party. More than 60,000 entrants will set out this morning on a 26.2-mile run, roll and (sometimes) walk through the five boroughs. Sunny skies and warm temperatures are expected.
• After Clashes With Mamdani, Racial Equity Leader Is on the Way Out.
• ‘At the Next Stop, a Seat Opened Up Next to Her, So I Sat Down’
• Bronx Neighbors Mourn Family Ravaged by E-bike Fire.
• Mother of Teen Killed in the Bronx Gets Visa After Mamdani-Trump Call.
• Ex-West Point Cadet Faces Suit After Forcing Abortion On Girlfriend at Academy.
• Marathon Bid Can Be Pricey, And the Odds Are Daunting.
• Birders Fear for N.Y. Celebrity Owls Over Construction Near Their Nest.
• How NBC’s Maria Taylor Gets Ready for a Big Night With the Knicks.
• Black Bears in Connecticut Are Eating Grapes and Entering Homes.
• Former Navy Pilot Aims to Flip a Key House Seat.
• A Century-Old Queens Costumer Says Goodbye.
• For Owners of Houdini Home, No Escape From Magic Fans.
• These Are the Best Places to Cheer for the New York City Marathon.
• Halloween. The Marathon. Daylight Saving. What a Weekend.
• A New Jersey Governor’s Son Is Fighting for His Political Life.
• Who Measures the Marathon?
• 8 Accused of Stealing Millions in Food Stamp Benefits From New Yorkers.
• It’s the Worst Mile of the Marathon. Then the ‘Wall of Sound’ Hits.

Business

• Tech Stocks Plunge, Erasing Post-Election Rally. The S&P 500 slumped to its worst daily decline in more than a year, dragged down by the technology sector as investors fretted about the durability of the A.I. build-out.
• Bank of England Raises Rates as Iran War Pushes Up Prices. The central bank increased interest rates for the first time in more than three years and warned that inflation would climb to about 5 percent next year, far above its target.
• High Gas Prices Boost Sales for Hybrid Giant Toyota, Sending Stock Soaring. Toyota is cashing in on a U.S. hybrid boom as electric-vehicle demand slows, but shifting political tides in Washington could jeopardize its edge.
• China Blocks SoftBank’s $5.4 Billion Robotics Takeover, Impeding Foreign Deals. Chinese authorities stopped the sale of ABB Robotics, owned by a Swiss conglomerate, to SoftBank of Japan amid wider scrutiny of global transactions that could affect Beijing’s technology ambitions.
• Shares of Truth Social’s Parent Company Hit New Low. Trump Media & Technology Group’s stock plunged 24 percent a day after Democrats made huge gains in the midterm elections.
• White House Delays Hearing on Fed Governor. The administration pushed back a hearing for Lisa D. Cook, the Federal Reserve governor that President Trump has tried to fire, after her lawyers raised scheduling issues.
• A Lawsuit Says the McRib Is Lacking Something You Might Expect It to Have. A judge in Chicago ruled that the class-action lawsuit could proceed.
• Trade Gap Ticks Down But Remains Elevated. The gap between U.S. exports and imports, which remained at a relatively high level in September, has defied efforts by President Trump to decrease it with tariffs.
• After Opening His Wallet Against Texas Democrats, Musk Could Now Face Greater Scrutiny. The world’s richest person has antagonized Democrats, some of whom have signaled their intent to investigate him when they take control of Congress.
• CVS Health to Split in Two, Unraveling Its Web of Businesses. In a breakup planned for 2028, CVS Health intends to keep together its insurance and pharmacy benefits divisions and create a separate company for its pharmacies.
• Stocks Rise as Democrats Flip Control of Congress. U.S. stock futures fell as the first results came in, but later traded higher as investors assessed the outlook for artificial intelligence and other key sectors as the balance of power shifts in Washington.
• Tech Giants Try to Stem Flow of Election Disinfo Unleashed by A.I.
• Aramco Profit Jumps Despite Damaging Attacks on Pipelines and Refineries.
• The Soaring Cost of Diesel Is Bankrupting Small Trucking Companies.
• Anthropic Says Revenue Surged In 3rd Quarter.
• Are Freezers Being Hacked? Europe and the U.S. Military Investigate.
• Gulf Economies, Torn by War in Iran, Desperately Need a Return to Normal.
• The Nation’s Oldest Road Racetrack Starts a Big, Costly Face-Lift.
• FIFA Quietly Paid Millions in Taxes for Its President.
• A Dip as Investors Brace for Volatility After a Tech Sell-Off.
• Binance Reports $3.64 Billion In Outflows After Cyberattack.
• Tanker Firm Dominates Persian Gulf Oil Trade.
• Pushing C.E.O.s to Say What They Believe.
• The U.S. Becomes a Global Hub for Horse Racing.
• Pick Another Protein? Americans Still Want Beef, Despite the Price.
• What Does Running the N.Y.C. Marathon Sound Like? Mike Dang, a 10-time marathoner and New York Times business editor, relives the unique sonic experience of running the New York City Marathon.
• Political Skills Seen as Key in a New European Central Bank Chief.
• Double-Digit Raises Due In 2027 Obamacare Rates.
• Are Clients Of Binance Protected?
• Binance Hack Sends Crypto Stocks Tumbling.
• What to Know About the Binance Hack.
• Education Dept. Is Sued Over Delays in Loan Forgiveness.
• Lawsuit Accuses Education Department of Throttling Student Debt Cancellation. Public servants on the brink of student debt forgiveness are facing setbacks and extensive delays. The American Federation of Teachers sued to help them.
• Kalshi Targets 1958 Law Banning Trades on Onions.
• Meta Settles Latest Social Media Addiction Case.
• Crippling Prices Are Tripping Up Trump and G.O.P.
• Tech Stocks Tumble, Putting Pressure on Broader Market.
• Why the Markets Haven’t Cared About the Midterm Elections.
• New York Bought an Electric Ferry. The City Can’t Charge It.
• Polymarket Eyes Wagers On Election In Israel.
• How One Country Became the Unlikely Crossroads of the Global A.I. Boom.
• A Powerful Mosquito-Hunting Laser Uses A.I. to Zap Winged Pests.

DealBook

• The Texas-Size Political Tremor Rattling Big Business. The Lone Star State’s business-friendly playbook could be rewritten by the Democrats’ election sweep there.
• The Business Fallout From a Blue Wave. Investors are already picking the winners and the losers after Democrats glided to a landslide victory in the midterm elections.
• Gaming Out the Prospect of a Blue Wave.
• Cracks in the A.I. Borrowing Binge.
• Lawyers Rush Into A.I. as ‘Legal Engineers’
• Tech Tumult Rocks Wall Street.

Economy

• Pregnancy-Related Job Protections Said to Be at Risk.
• Tariffs Face A Big Test On the Ballot In Michigan.

Energy & Environment

• U.S. Oil Industry Earned Over $130 Billion in Profit During Iran War.

Media

• Life Is Funny. These Readers Drew Cartoons That Prove It. More than 200 people answered our call for cartoons in the spirit of P.C. Vey. Here are some of the best ones.
• The New York Times Signs Up 420,000 Digital Subscribers . After a slower second quarter, the additions in the third quarter keep the company roughly on track to meet its goal of 15 million subscribers by the end of next year.
• Candy and Smiles on MS NOW, and Some Regrets on Fox News. On TV, the outcome of the midterm elections became clear early on. Pundits celebrated and grieved by turns.
• Trump Is Watching Fox News, and He Is Not Thrilled. On a consequential midterm night, the president offered some harsh criticism of the cable news channel on his social media account.
• How TV Networks Plan to Cover the Midterm Elections.
• For an Iowa Reporter, Covering Politics Offers a Test of Endurance.
• A.I.’s Pitches To Voters Get Very Precise.
• Broadcast TV Remains King, Thanks to Political Ad Spending.
• Court Again Rejects Trump Suit On Article Tying Him to Epstein.

Technology

• Tech Billionaires Face Tricky Political Waters After Democratic Sweep. Many donated money to President Trump’s favored causes and became his allies. Now that political alignment may be a liability.
• After Midterm Rebuke, OpenAI Pledges to Give Data Center Towns More Say. The artificial intelligence company pledged to be more collaborative with the communities where it is building its data centers.
• Parents Sue Google Over A.I. Safety Risks on School Chromebooks. A student made plans to end her life after chatting with Google’s artificial intelligence, a new lawsuit claims, amid mounting concerns about online harms to children.
• The Making of Dario Amodei. Some call him a doomer. Others see him as a responsible technologist. Here’s how the Anthropic chief executive’s thinking on artificial intelligence was shaped.
• A target on industry as power balance shifts. After two years of little A.I. oversight, voters on Tuesday rejected data center projects and swept into office Democratic candidates who promised to regulate the technology.
• Ohio’s Senate race is a rare loss for crypto. Fairshake, the major industry super PAC, spent $46 million on ads against the Democrat, Sherrod Brown, who won.
• Voting Problems Cause a Surge in Misleading Fraud Claims Online.
• Binance Says Hackers Plotted $6.3 Billion Heist for Months.
• Apple’s Profit Grows 12% Despite Component Price Worries.
• Inside Anthropic’s Urgent Hunt for A.I. Computing Power.
• Driven by A.I. Boom, Chipmakers Announce $115 Billion Merger.
• War Room and Panic: How $6.3 Billion Hack Went Down at Binance.
• In San Francisco’s A.I. Boom, a First Date Has Become an Interview.
• Anthropic’s I.P.O.: Why the Stakes Are So High. This week on “Hard Fork,” the A.I. company Anthropic is getting ready to go public. As more and more investment dollars and the economy at large are wrapped up in these large A.I. companies, what’s at stake with this I.P.O.?
• How Healthy Is Anthropic’s Business? This week on “Hard Fork,” Max Read, guest host, and Erin Griffith, a tech reporter for The New York Times, discuss how Anthropic’s upcoming I.P.O. is a rare chance to see the financials of a major A.I. company.
• Midterms Put Betting Sites In Spotlight.
• Binance Heist Sends Alarms About Crypto.
• Justice Dept. Criticized Over OpenAI Copyright Suit.
• Binance Suspends Withdrawals After Crypto Hackers Steal $6.3 Billion.
• This Device Uses A.I. and Lasers to Kill Mosquitoes. A Chinese start-up has developed a device that uses artificial intelligence and lasers to kill mosquitoes. But there are safety concerns for people and other creatures nearby when the device is in action.
• A.I. Spree By Big Tech Is Unsettling For Investors.
• Intel’s Stock Plunges 20% Amid Shortage Of PC Chips.

Personal Tech

• Amazon Kindle Colorsoft Review: The Single-Task Gadget of Our Times. E-book reader sales are soaring as consumers seek technology offering respite from social media and artificial intelligence hype. It’s even better in color.

Obituaries

• Milton L. Williams Has Died. His Legal Career Touched Major N.Y.C. Events. He was executive director of the inquiry into the Attica prison uprising and made a provocative decision in the Central Park jogger case. He died at 93.
• Beverly Whipple Has Died. She Introduced the G-Spot to the Mainstream. Dr. Whipple studied the female erogenous zone and, with collaborators, wrote a best seller about women’s sexuality. She was 85.
• Simon Winchester, Author of ‘The Professor and the Madman,’ Has Died. He was a geologist who switched careers and became a prolific and adventurous journalist. He died at 82.
• John Frieda, Hair-Care Mogul Who Soothed Women’s Curls, Has Died. He was a celebrity stylist to rock stars and royalty whose blockbuster product, Frizz Ease, changed his fortunes (and women’s hair) forever. He was 75.
• Ryu Murakami Has Died. His Writing Explored the Dark Side of Japan. His books about sex, drugs and social misfits amid the country’s economic boom — and subsequent bust — sold millions of copies.
• The Only Photographer Who Covered the Sharpeville Massacre Has Died.
• Martin Erlichman, Barbra Streisand’s Longtime Manager, Dies at 97.
• Jerry Koosman, Who Helped the Mets Perform a Miracle, Dies at 83.
• Cyril Hilsum, Who Made Your Enormous HDTV Possible, Is Dead at 101.
• Daniel Singer Has Died. He Shrank Shakespeare and Made Disney Models.
• Elke Sommer, 85, Who Starred In Comedies and Spy Films, Dies.
• Fans Pay Tribute to Patrick Stewart. Fans of Patrick Stewart paid tribute to the actor, who died on Wednesday, and recalled some of his best performances.
• Patrick Stewart, ‘Star Trek’ Star, Dies at 86. Patrick Stewart, who rose from Britain’s coal-mining country to find acclaim as a Shakespearean actor and later achieved stardom as Capt. Jean-Luc Picard in TV’s “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” has died at the age of 86.

Africa

• Joseph Lagu, 94, Who Fought for Autonomy in Sudan.

Asia Pacific

• Senji Kuroi Has Died. He Interpreted ‘the Salaried Soul.’ In books and essays, he captured the unease beneath Japan’s economic miracle and wrote about everyday people who might never appear in headlines.
• Liu Yandong, Rare Woman Among China’s Political Elite, Dies at 80.

Economy

• William Nordhaus Dies; Nobel Winner Influenced Climate Policy.

Music

• Juan Atkins, 64; Conceived, and Named, Techno Music. He combined the futurism of Kraftwerk with the funk of George Clinton to arrive at techno, making Detroit a capital of the genre. He was 64.
• Herbert Blomstedt, Low-Key, Long-Performing Maestro, Dies at 99. He never achieved the celebrity of more glamorous colleagues, but drew acclaim as he remained at the podium until virtually the end of his long life.
• Rosalind Ashford, 83, Hit Singer of Motown With a Premier Trio.

Wine, Beer & Cocktails

• Marvin R. Shanken, 83, Who Elevated Napa to Rival Bordeaux and Tuscany.

Briefing

• A Historic Collapse. We look at more from the midterms.
• Change Is Coming. The midterms were a historic collapse for the Republicans, who were unable to overcome an unpopular president and an unpopular war.
• The Blame Game Begins. Also, Democrats will have a huge majority in the House. Here’s the latest at the end of Wednesday.
• The Local: The Minnesota midterms, by the numbers. Democrats’ strong showing included wins in every statewide race.
• The Good List: 6 Things to Add Joy to Your Day. Special cheese, honey hack and going local.
• The Blue Tsunami. We look at results from the election.
• A Blue Wave. In a rebuke to President Trump, the Democrats flipped both the Senate and the House.
• America Votes. Your guide to election night, and more big stories at the end of Tuesday.
• Off to the Polls.
• It’s Election Day.
• Early Voting Turnout Surges.
• The Local: Minnesota election watch.
• Midterms Vibe Check.
• Our Final Polls.
• The Origins of Political Cowardice.
• How Marathons Changed.
• Stage Fright.
• Trump Will Go to Kansas and Iowa Before Election Day.
• The Local: ‘Kung Fu Zombies’ in St. Paul.
• Tell Us Your Twin Cities Secrets.
• A Long, Long Walk.
• Mosquito Lasers.
• The New York Times News Quiz, October 30, 2026.
• Americans Keep Spending.

Podcasts

• A ‘Hard Time’ for Vance: Tucker Carlson Thought the Iran War Would Doom the G.O.P. On an episode of “The Interview” in May, Tucker Carlson shared his thoughts about the political repercussions of the Iran war. After the midterm elections, JD Vance echoed the sentiment in a social media post on Wednesday, placing the blame for the G.O.P.’s election wipeout squarely on the war.
• Sex Work Made Me See Men Differently. Paloma Karr, a sex worker and writer, tells Anna Martin, the host of the “Modern Love” podcast, how working in a legal brothel in Nevada changed her understanding of men.
• How Sex Workers Think About Cheating. Paloma Karr, a sex worker and writer, tells Anna Martin, the host of the “Modern Love” podcast, how her colleagues at a legal brothel in Nevada thought about clients who were married or otherwise partnered, and how her own thinking about infidelity has shifted over time.
• What People Get Wrong About Sex Work. Paloma Karr, a sex worker and writer, tells Anna Martin, host of the “Modern Love” podcast, what she believes are the biggest misconceptions about her job.
• The Onion Wants to Sponsor a Bowl Game. A satirical newspaper goes up against the sports industrial complex.
• Across the U.S., Democrats Are Rejoicing. In Brooklyn, They’re Fighting. Sarah Koenig goes inside the civil war playing out among Brooklyn Democrats.
• Gina Hinojosa’s ‘Political Earthquake’ in Texas. Gina Hinojosa, a Democrat, won the governor’s race in Texas on Tuesday, defeating Gov. Greg Abbott. She spoke with Lulu Garcia-Navarro in October about how it would feel if she won.
• Being a Sex Worker Made Me Trust Men More. Paloma Karr went looking for a paycheck. She found vulnerability instead.
• A Return to Atlanta Trap Literalism. Rapper Belly Gang Kushington is reviving the Atlanta trap literalism of two decades ago on “WTF GOIN” featuring 21 Savage, an update of the mid-2000s Shawty Lo and DG Yola song “Let’s Get It.” Our critic Jon Caramanica breaks down how the track broke onto the charts in an era dominated by psychedelic rap.
• Smarter Ways to Cook Easy One-Pot Dinners.
• The Case for a Baseball Salary Cap.
• How the Valkyries Defeated Atlanta to Win Their First WNBA Championship.
• Martin McDonagh: ‘My Male Friendships Are Quite Deep and Sad and Open’ On “The Interview,” the writer-director Martin McDonagh talked about how he portrays the relationship between the characters played by Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich in his new movie, “Wild Horse Nine.”
• Martin McDonagh on Critics Who Find His Work Offensive. On “The Interview,” the writer-director Martin McDonagh discussed criticism of his work and how it affects him.
• Martin McDonagh Didn’t Want to Be Another ‘Dull’ Playwright. On “The Interview,” the writer-director Martin McDonagh talked about his early career and his anti-establishment approach to the theater.
• Martin McDonagh on How Punk Rock Changed His Life. On “The Interview,” the writer-director Martin McDonagh talked about how bands like the Clash helped him question authority as he was growing up.
• Martin McDonagh Says Art Can Change the World. Just Not As Much as Murder. The writer-director, known for his dark and bleak work, believes in film’s power to change our lives.
• Everything I Loved Vanished in an Instant. The mountaineer and skier Jim Morrison joins Anna Martin, the host of “Modern Love,” to talk about the day he lost everything.
• Could Lil Baby Get More Vulnerable in His Rapping? The Atlanta rapper Lil Baby discusses why he’s hesitant to be more vulnerable in his music.
• Lil Baby Thought About Quitting Rap While ‘Depressed’ The Atlanta rapper Lil Baby opens up about his depression and how he bounced back after considering walking away from music.
• Are We in an A.I. Bubble? We’re About to Find Out.
• Are the Jets Crashing Again?
• The Unforced Errors of Vivek Ramaswamy.
• Wirecutter’s All-Time Favorite Slippers.
• We’re About to Find Out If We’re in an A.I. Bubble. Erin Griffith joins us to unpack Anthropic’s S-1 filing, which offers the clearest view yet into the business side of the A.I. boom and sets up what could be the largest I.P.O. in history, and then Mike Isaac and Jasmine Sun break down the rest of the week’s tech news.
• Lil Baby Almost Quit Rap – ‘Dead Fresh’ Revitalized Him. Watch the full conversation with Lil Baby. Edited excerpts from the interview are below.

The Daily

• The Voters Who Flipped Congress. The Times’s chief political analyst breaks down the results of the midterm elections.
• How Talarico Plans to Tackle Gas Prices and the Iran War. In an Oct. 19 interview with “The Daily,” James Talarico, who has just won the U.S. Senate seat in Texas, said that the legislative branch “has to reassert” its authority regarding the war in Iran, and shared what he would do to end the conflict and lower gas prices.
• A Landslide Victory for Democrats. The party clinched the House and the Senate in the midterm elections, giving Democrats a powerful platform to counter President Trump.
• Marjorie Taylor Greene: Midterm Loss “100 Percent” on Trump. In this episode of “The Call,” former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican of Georgia, joins our host Natalie Kitroeff on election night to break down the blue wave and explain why she puts the blame entirely on President Trump.
• A Guide to Election Night 2026.
• A Political Rebellion in the Rio Grande Valley.
• Want to Enjoy Music More? Go For a Run.
• Why Texas Dems Are Still Nervous About Talarico. In this episode of “The Call”, veteran political journalist Robert Draper, a Texas native who has written about the state’s politics for decades, calls the host Natalie Kitroeff to report what he’s seeing on the ground there with James Talarico’s Senate campaign. All eyes are on the competitive Texas Senate Race, the most expensive in the country, as the Democratic nominee Jame Talarico battles it out with the Republican nominee, former state attorney general Ken Paxton.
• The Transactional World of Trump’s Pardons. What is different about the way that President Trump has approached pardons? Kenneth P. Vogel, a New York Times investigative reporter, joined Natalie Kitroeff, a host of “The Daily,” to talk about how connections and shared grudges against the justice system are now driving clemency decisions.
• The Art of the Pardon: How Trump Turned Clemency Into a Business.

The Headlines

• What Democrats Plan to Do Next, and What JD Vance Says Went Wrong. Plus, how K-pop controls its stars.
• Democrats Take Congress in a Landslide, and Trump Says He’s ‘Willing to Accept Those Results’ Plus, how to vote from space.
• What to Expect on Election Night, and Trump’s $1 Million Voter Fraud Reward.
• The Final Polls Before the Midterms, and a $6 Billion Crypto Heist.
• Trump Administration Steps Up Midterm Interventions, and Israeli Elections Have No Clear Winner.
• ‘The Headlines’ News Quiz: Oct. 30, 2026.

Science

• Were These Ancient Siberian Nomads the First Stoners? Scientists ran a drug test on hair found in a 2,800-year-old burial mound. It came back positive for pot, the earliest known evidence of psychoactive cannabis use.
• Tiny Chihuahuas Hold a Big Surprise: A Sliver of Coyote DNA. The breed is descended from indigenous canines, which may have been intentionally mixed with wild coyotes long before Europeans arrived in the Americas.
• Prosecutors Seek to Drop Charges Against Russian Scientist Accused of Smuggling Frog Embryos. Kseniia Petrova, a researcher at Harvard, has argued that she was vindictively prosecuted after her arrest in 2025.
• A NASA Telescope Is Predicted to Crash Back to Earth Within Hours.
• Neanderthals Used Wood for Tools, Housing — and Murder?
• What Caused a Jet to Dive Nose First Into the Ground?
• Do Animals Grieve?
• Why Did Snakes Lose Their Legs? And 9 More Animal Mysteries.
• These Snakes Cartwheel Out of Dangerous Situations.
• Doctors in Ukraine Try Treating Infections Like Biological Warfare Attacks.
• That Mummy for Sale on Facebook Could Make You Ill.
• Dozens of Headless Skeletons Pose a Macabre Mystery.

Space & Cosmos

• As Picard, Patrick Stewart Had ‘Life-Changing’ Effects on Generations of Scientists.
• A Meteorite Found in the Sahara Is a 4.1-Billion-Year-Old Piece of Mars.

Climate

• Environmental Ballot Wins. Voters around the country approved measures on conservation, water and data centers on Tuesday.
• How Trump’s Energy Policies Helped Trigger Tuesday’s Election Rout. The war in Iran, efforts to promote fossil fuels and attacks on renewable energy contributed to higher prices for gas and electricity that drove voter discontent.
• The Election Day Edition.
• Old, Polluting Jet Engines Are Being Scavenged to Power Data Centers.
• Why Southwestern Floods Won’t Solve a Water Crisis.
• He Pioneered a Groundbreaking Idea and Was Met With Corporate Wrath.
• After 71 Years and a Lot of Exhaust, Disneyland’s Autopia Goes Electric.
• Global Talks on Nature End With Persistent Gaps on Action and Funding.
• Injured Leopard’s 200-Mile Trek Suggests Hope for a Species.

The Upshot

• There’s No Modern Precedent for This Democratic Tsunami. It was hard to imagine that an electoral wave this big was still possible. But there have been extraordinary changes just beneath the surface.
• See How Much Obamacare Premiums Will Rise Next Year.
• A Guide to What We’ll Know on Election Night, Hour by Hour.
• Young Men Are Souring On Trump, Polling Shows.
• The Final Polls Show a Blue Surge. Can We Trust Them?
• 10-Minute Challenge: ‘Above the Clouds I,’ by Georgia O’Keeffe.
• These Runners Got Faster at the N.Y.C. Marathon. The Data Says You Can Too.
• In Nebraska Senate Race, the Independent May Have an Identity Problem.
• You Can See Everything That Billy Evans Watched on 2x Speed.
• Flashback: Your Weekly History Quiz, Oct. 31, 2026.
• Are Trump Voters Refusing to Take Polls? And Other Polling Risks.

Opinion

• This Is What the Big Tent Looks Like. On “The Ezra Klein Show,” Ezra Klein argues that “the big tent is real” and breaks down Democratic showings in North Carolina, Georgia, Kansas and Mississippi.
• Vance and the Art of Finger-Pointing. Readers respond to articles about Vice President JD Vance. Also: Votes not for sale; the Iran war; air pollution and cancer; benefits of exercise.
• Is This the End of Trumpism? “There’s no Trumpism. There was only ever Trump.” Ezra Klein and his editor, Aaron Retica, discuss the end of the Trump era on “The Ezra Klein Show.”
• The Bell Tolls for Trumpism. Ezra Klein and Aaron Retica react to the Democratic Party’s major midterm victory.
• ‘Trump Could Be the Gift That Keeps on Giving’ Herbert Hoover and the Great Depression united Democrats for election after election. The Opinion contributing writer E.J. Dionne Jr. argues Trump could become a Hoover-like figure in the years ahead. “When people look back on this,” he says, “they’re going to ask, ‘What were we doing as a country in this period?’”
• ‘Tired of Stupidity and Ballrooms and Wars’ Americans are ready for a different kind of politics, and that showed up in the election results, the Opinion contributing writer E.J. Dionne Jr. argues. “People are tired of the division. They’re tired of wasting time. They’re tired of stupidity and ballrooms and wars,” he says.
• Three Opinion Writers on the Democrats’ Landslide. And what the party should do with its new majority in the House and Senate.
• ‘The Beginning of the End of Trumpism’ “People hate the way that Trump is running this country,” the columnist Michelle Goldberg argues. Her fellow columnists and the American electorate agree. Democrats had a great night, but what now? Eight Opinion columnists offer their views on what Democrats need to do next, and what Trump’s final two years in office might hold.
• The American People Have Repudiated Trump. Americans showed that the power to choose their leaders belongs to them. Now they must remain vigilant until officials certify every race and the winners take office.
• When Children Are Charged With Crimes.
• The Trump Factor in the Midterm Elections.
• Trump, Your Tax Dollars and the Midterms. $20 million from the Social Security Administration. $8 billion from the Department of Agriculture. Have you received a check from the Trump administration? According to the Opinion contributor Cristian Farias, an “alphabet soup of agencies” have been deputized by President Trump to bribe his way through the midterms and, he argues, to “interfere with the democratic process.”
• Denver as a Model to Help the Homeless.
• In the Midterms, Morality Is on the Ballot. With the midterms just days away, Times Opinion writers are taking stock of key races and the themes emerging from them. The columnist Jamelle Bouie sees a “politics of morality” taking shape in the messaging of popular Democratic candidates, like Jon Ossoff and James Talarico. He’s hopeful that it signals a larger shift away from the grievance-filled politics of Donald Trump.
• ‘Election Pornography’ Is Making Voters Anxious. “Both sides have raised the anxiety level,” around the midterm election, the law expert Rick Pildes said on “Interesting Times” earlier this fall. Pildes argued that what he calls “election pornography” has shaped a narrative that our elections are more vulnerable to fraud than they actually are.
• The Story Behind Musk’s ‘Woke Mind Virus’ Theory. Elon Musk is obsessed with the “woke mind virus.” On “The Ezra Klein Show,” Quinn Slobodian, a co-author of “Muskism,” explains the roots of this meme and how it has influenced Musk’s politics.
• Elon Musk’s $450 Million Political Gamble. Why did Musk donate about $450 million to the elections? On “The Ezra Klein Show,” a co-author of “Muskism,” Quinn Slobodian, argues that Musk is insulating himself by making his businesses too essential for any future administration, Democratic or Republican, to rein in.
• Us Against the Chatbots: Here’s How to Win.
• Is Porn Ruining Sex? Connecting to other people is hard. Watching porn might be easier. We asked a pornographer whether porn is to blame for the sex recession on “Interesting Times.”
• The Risky Business of Sexual Fantasy. A lack of sex education is a bigger problem than pornography, according to the adult filmmaker Erika Lust. She argues on “Interesting Times” that a healthy outlook on sex begins by talking about it at an early age.
• Musk, Trump and the ‘Ayn Randian Superman’ Elon Musk and Donald Trump both embody the “Ayn Randian superman” trope in American politics, argues the Opinion columnist Ezra Klein. On “The Ezra Klein Show,” Quinn Slobodian, a co-author of “Muskism,” complicates this image of Musk and asks, “How can you dethrone Musk?”

Columnists

• Three Races I Am Watching Closely.

Letters

• America Sends a Resounding Message. From joy to concern, readers react to the Democrats’ “shellacking” of the Republicans in the midterm elections.

Op-Ed

• The Kids May Not Be All Right, but They’re Getting Better. According to the best data we have, teen mental health is improving.
• I’m a Republican. We Have Let Too Many Weirdos Into Our Party. The G.O.P. cannot allow itself to be defined by its radicals.
• These Inventions Were Built to Trick Us. The question is not whether we choose to plug in but rather how intentional we are about unplugging.
• Elon Musk’s Very Bad Night. The midterms vote was an epic rebuke of Silicon Valley.
• MAGA Finally Gets What It Deserves. The Ozymandias election.
• Elation Is Not Too Strong a Word. What an amazing election night.
• Latinos Didn’t Come Back to Democrats Out of Loyalty. They are the indispensable swing bloc, and their votes will have to be won every cycle.
• Don’t Be Fooled. This Is What Trump Wanted. The president loves combat and chaos. He’s about to get more of it.
• We’re the Biggest Dating App Company in the World. Bots Are Not Allowed. A.I. agents can make things easier. That’s not always a good thing.
• What Now? Three Opinion Writers on the Democrats’ Landslide. And what the party should do with its new majority in the House and Senate.
• Trump Has Been Thumped. That Doesn’t Make Him Any Less Dangerous. Breathe easy. For a minute.
• ‘Decency Won’: 9 Writers on the Best and Worst Moments From Trump’s Midterm Rout. What mattered most in these midterms?
• Trump Blew It. There was nothing inevitable about this comeuppance.
• This Is a Huge Psychological Blow to Republicans. For Republicans, Texas has long been a dependable political anchor. Now, it’s finally blue.
• In Michigan, the Gamble Paid Off. Abdul El-Sayed’s victory answers several questions.
• 8 Writers on How the Blue Tsunami Swept America. Every Senate win holds important lessons for Democrats.
• Maine Voters Finally Saw Through Susan Collins. One of the greatest survivors in U.S. politics finally falls.
• The Quiet Brilliance of Adam Hamilton’s Kansas Campaign. What’s stunning about his win is that it wasn’t a surprise by Election Day.
• It Only Took Four Months to Destroy Lindsey Graham’s Legacy. Just months after his death, Mr. Grah Senate seat is gone and his Ukraine policy is diminished.
• Democrats Underestimated Sherrod Brown. They Were Wrong. If Democrats want to take back the White House, they should follow the Ohio senator-elect’s playbook of focusing on economic issues while sidestepping cultural ones.
• Jon Ossoff Suddenly Looks Even More Presidential. Fighting corruption, the theme in his race, could work for Democrats in 2028.
• How to Bore Your Way Into the Senate. In North Carolina, Roy Cooper affirmed the power of the right person waging the right campaign in the right place.
• ‘Something Is Changing With Trump’
• Ken Burns: We Face Our Nation’s Fourth Great Crisis.
• Five Things to Watch For in Today’s Midterms.
• What a Vote for Abdul El-Sayed Means.
• Dear American Parent: You’re Welcome!
• This Was Never About Trump.
• Don’t Be a Haley Stevens.
• A Dangerous Misunderstanding Is Brewing Over Taiwan.
• Justice Kagan Sounds an Alarm About the Court.
• Trump’s Rotten Character Is on the Ballot.
• Seldom Have Political Food Fights Been This Ridiculous.
• Why I Want to Give My I.C.U. Patients Psychedelics.
• Draw Your Opinion Here.
• The Big Change Coming in U.S.-China Relations in the Age of A.I.
• The Rise and Fall of the Triumphal Arch.
• Why the Pizzagate Lie Won’t Die.
• The D.O.J. Is in a State of Moral Collapse.
• Could A.I. Be Conscious? It’s Definitely Possible.
• President Trump Called the Pope Weak. Who’s the Real Tough Guy?
• Democrats Are the Populists Now.
• Why Manipulate the Lines When You Can Just Move People Around?
• Brace Yourself for an ‘Unusual Election’
• Horror Was My Father’s Love Language.
• This Is How MAHA Ends.
• The Democratic Party’s Masculinity Crisis.
• Jeffrey Eugenides: My First Day Seems So Much Older Than Me.
• I Loved Performing at the Kennedy Center. I May Never Do It Again.
• I Was an Unwitting Character In ‘You Can See Everything’
• The Trouble With This Popular Progressive Idea.
• Elon Musk’s Endgame.
• The Open Secret Buried in Anthropic’s 335-Page I.P.O. Filing.
• Why I Still Own a DVD Player — and You Should, Too.
• The Trump Era Has a Very New, And Very Old, Kind of Oligarchy.

Opinion | Health

• You’re About to Pay Even More for Health Care.

Opinion | Politics

• ‘Trump Has Led His Party Deep Into the Political Wilderness’: Opinion Writers Break Down the Midterms. Michelle Cottle and David French wonder if there’s a paradigm shift in American politics.

Arts

• Timeline: How Russell Brand Went From Comedy Star to Convicted Rapist. The comedian, actor and YouTuber has had ups and downs throughout a tumultuous career. A conviction on charges of rape and sexual assault was a new low.
• Russell Brand Is Found Guilty of Rape and Sexual Assault. The judge in London said the popular conspiratorial YouTuber and former movie star would be sentenced to “significant custodial time.”
• Paris Jackson Asks Father’s Estate to Fund $600M to Family Trust. A representative for Michael Jackson’s daughter accused the executors of her father’s estate of incompetence, financial mismanagement and delays in distributing his wealth to his children.
• Lawyers Spar Over Trump’s Executive Privilege in Kennedy Center Case.
• Imprisoned on Flimsy Evidence, He Began Quilting. Now His Work Is in Museums.
• 24 Things to Do in N.Y.C. in November.
• Lawyers Cite Internal Pressure to Shutter Kennedy Center.
• Why Does Culture Feel So Monotonous? A Walking Tour Reveals the Math.
• Photo Quiz: Guess the Year.
• Fan Fiction Site AO3 Is Hacked and Its 18 Million Stories Are Knocked Offline.
• Carnival Bears Aren’t Safe This Time of Year.
• A.I. Avatars Are Coming for Comedy. Scantily-clad A.I.-generated avatars are stealing jokes from female comedians and retelling them to massive online audiences. The critic Jason Zinoman examines this new social media phenomenon, why female comics are particularly vulnerable and what it means for the state of stand-up comedy.

Art & Design

• Kehinde Wiley in the Vortex. The artist, who has been facing sexual misconduct allegations, became a single father in May and returns to the gallery world this week with a new show, “What the Light Becomes.”
• Nara, Dreaming of a Lost Girlhood, Finds New Freedom in Color. In interviews in New York and Washington, on the eve of two major shows, he discloses the effect of glaucoma on his work.
• An Artist Who Won’t Avert Her Gaze From Violence. Teresa Margolles grapples with the traces of murder and disappearance. A survey at MoMA PS1 connects her projects in Mexico since the 2000s, and the United States today.
• The Rocky Rise of an Art World Scion. The gallerist fits the stereotype of the art world scion. But in reality he had to start (almost) from scratch.
• Tom of Finland’s Foundation and Muse Fight Over His Kinky Art’s Legacy. A bitter dispute has erupted between the man who helped the artist elevate gay erotica into an art form and the foundation created to protect his work.
• A Conceptual Artist Entwines Her Work With the State.
• Here, Rembrandt Gets Under Patrons’ Skin.
• Swarms of Monarch Butterflies.
• The Ancient Skill of Glassmaking Feels New Again.
• Museums Turn to A.I. to Create Personalized Tour Experiences.
• Recalling the Pathbreaking Role of a Newark Art Space.
• Exploring the Joy and Solace of Queer Latino Nightlife.
• Cleveland Rocks Anew.
• Veterans Find Art Inspiration.
• The Tar Pits Face a Mammoth Task.
• What’s New at the Museum? Stargazing, Escape Rooms, Bachelorette Parties and More.
• Come for the Relics, Stay for the Music.
• A Spanish Homecoming.
• A Squirrel Invaded an Artist’s House, Then His Life.
• A Guide to U.S. Art Openings.

Dance

• At the Folies Bergère, Life Is a Cabaret (With Serious Dance). The choreographer Benjamin Millepied is presenting a season at the storied Parisian theater. “It’s so alive and it’s a place to do something for a broader public.”
• Beyond the Bounds of a Classical Art Form.
• He Was the Lone Boy in Ballet Class. Now He Teaches 40.
• Vintage Gems Take Center Stage.

Music

• How Did My Chemical Romance Top the Chart With a 20-Year-Old Album? A reissue of “The Black Parade” topped Olivia Rodrigo and Morgan Wallen for the No. 1 album in the country this week.
• With V.R., Passive Concert Audiences Become Active Participants. Imaginative virtual reality projects in London bring listeners up close to the pianist Yuja Wang and let them perform with the Philharmonia Orchestra.
• After 25 Years and 2 Deaths, One Last Psychedelic Swan Song. The Olivia Tremor Control’s final album was put together in the spirit of the analog-era music collective that the band came from.
• 5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Jazz-Funk. Listen to tracks from Weldon Irvine, Flora Purim, George Duke and more artists who sent jazz to the dance floor with synthesizers, muscular bass lines and intricate rhythms.
• The Sublime Songs of Jimmy Webb.
• In a Rare Evening of Rachmaninoff Operas, Megalomania and Madness.
• Lightning in a Bottle Has Lasting Power.
• The ’90s Cartoon That Taught Millennials How to Swing.
• Kennedy Center Announces Honorees.
• Harry Styles’s Spirited New York Finale.
• Songs That Are Quick to Rant, Reflect or Even Declare Love.
• Lil Baby Still Has Ups and Downs, Even at the Top.

Television

• Anna Lambe Finds a Style All Her Own. Anna Lambe can still go out in relative anonymity. But with her Indigenous Netflix sitcom returning and three new movies this fall, that may change soon.
• Late Night Gets Carried Away by the Blue Wave. “There’s going to be so many Republicans leaving the Capitol it will look like a reverse January 6,” Jimmy Fallon said after Democrats swept the midterm elections.
• ‘The Lowdown’ Season 2 Episode 5 Recap: Have Gun, Will Gavel. Lee calls in a big favor and meets a new political player.
• Data Nerds and Smart Screens Rule Night. For once, the numbers provided a quick, decisive verdict. But from Fox News to the Kornacki Cam, the voices and faces told the story.
• Jimmy Kimmel Rides Election Day’s ‘Blue Tsunami’ “Man, oh man, would I hate to be the DoorDash driver who delivers Trump his Papa Johns tonight,” Kimmel said.
• The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Netflix in November.
• Eric Dane of ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Highlights His Struggle With A.L.S. in Memoir.
• Jimmy Kimmel Mocks the President’s ‘Pettysburg Address’
• How Much Do You Pay for TV Streaming Services? We Want to Know.
• The Endless Stream Of Must-Pay-For TV.
• This Week on TV.
• ‘S.N.L.’ Plays Trick-or-Treat When Trump Interrupts David S. Pumpkins.
• Able to Soften the Edges And Temper Vulnerabilities.
• ‘Saturday Night Live U.K.’ Has Found Its Voice.
• The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to HBO Max, Hulu, Apple TV and More in November.
• Busy Philipps Might Be Listening to Your Outdoor Convo.
• Regal, but Willing To Stoop for a Laugh.
• She Knows the Part, Perhaps Too Well.
• Seth Meyers Toasts ‘Stand-Up Obama’ for Riling Republicans.
• Patrick Stewart Lent Elegance to ‘Star Trek’

Theater

• Sherri Shepherd Is Granting Wishes as the First Female Genie in ‘Aladdin’ The actress has stepped into Genie’s famous blue velvet costume, bringing a new dynamic to the role.
• ‘Waiting for Lefty’ Review: Protest Songs in the Key of Life. The music of the folk duo Yeller Tooth gives Classic Stage Company’s revival of this dated Clifford Odets play a refreshing heart.
• Why Is Clifford Odets Having His Best Year Since 1935?
• Keira Knightley Is Back Onstage in a Slick, Chilling ‘The Lives of Others’
• An Exuberant Revival Takes Us Back Uptown.
• He Can’t Quit His Anxious Family.
• 24 Off Broadway Shows to Catch This November.
• The Man Who Took ‘Hamlet’ Into Space.
• Texas Girl Sues to Play Male Lead.
• Revisiting a Swift and Punchy Breakthrough.
• Death That Gives a Gift of Life.

Books

• This Comic Book Artist Helped Shape Sci-Fi As We Know It. The work of the French artist Moebius made him a foundational influence on the fantasy worlds of the 20th century.
• The Mysterious Case of the Real Agatha Christie. At the British Library, visitors are invited to sift through a lifetime of clues to uncover the woman behind the world’s best-selling crime novels.
• How Many of These Movies Adapted From Books Do You Know?
• You Must Be a Model! Yes, and an Author, Too.
• They Can’t Get Enough of the ‘Queen of Fairy Smut’ (or Her Merch).
• Cannibalism Novels With a Feminist Twist. Cannibalism has become an increasingly popular trope in contemporary fiction, with female authors leading the charge. Our reporter Alexandra Alter dives into why female authors are drawn to the taboo topic as an expression of female rage.
• Why Is Every Book ‘Gothic’ Now?

Book Review

• J.R.R. Tolkien’s Life Was Unexciting. His Work Is Anything But. D.J. Taylor’s new book is part biography and part critical study of the writer behind “The Lord of the Rings.”
• With Pen and Ink, a Graphic Novelist Gets to Know a Dictator. For Keum Suk Gendry-Kim, imagining the life of North Korea’s leader was a risk worth taking, despite the backlash.
• In 3 New Books, Having Multiple Selves Comes at a Steep Cost. “The Subtle Art of Folding Space,” “Sublimation” and “Foundling Fathers” consider identity in worlds beyond our own.
• Why Is Everyone So Mad at Gandhi? A new book explores the contested legacy of one of the world’s most respected independence leaders.
• Russia Invaded Ukraine. Is That America’s Fault?
• In This Sensuous Novel, a Woman Grieves a Lover Who Was Never Hers.
• What Happened to Decency? This Novel Tries to Bring It Back.
• A Plain-Spoken Champion of Homely New England Food.
• Wild, Wind-Chapped Stories From Old, Weird America.
• Castles: Less Disney and More Deadly Than You’d Think.
• A Beguiling, Artful Dance Through the Music of Time.
• Isn’t All Poetry a Little Ecstatic?
• This Haunted House Novel Bears the Scars of Palestinian History.
• This Brooklyn Brownstone Cost Millions. Also, It’s Haunted.
• Book Club: Let’s Talk About ‘Switzy’
• Book Club: Read ‘The Calamity Club,’ by Kathryn Stockett, With the Book Review.
• Spellbinding New Fantasy Novels.
• Facing Pages.
• My Kids Love the Creepy Carrots Books. What Should They Read Next?

Movies

• Climbing With Sly To ‘Rocky’ Stardom. The movie follows Sly (a charming Anthony Ippolito) from hard-scrabbling anonymity in New York to the first flush of success as a screenwriter and actor.
• ‘Jimmy’ Review: Cornball? Absolutely. But Heck, It’s Got Heart. Aaron Burns’s sticky-sweet biopic maps a connection between Jimmy Stewart’s military service and “It’s a Wonderful Life.”
• ‘Zi’ Review: The Perpetual Past. Kogonada’s experimental feature tracks one endless night, suffused with the hazy melancholy of nostalgia.
• ‘Wild Horse Nine’ Review: A C.I.A. Holiday. In Martin McDonagh’s latest laugh- and blood-flecked romp, John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell play C.I.A. agents who do more than just sightseeing in Chile.
• ‘Soul Patrol’ Review: A Veteran’s Past Continues to Haunt Him. J.M. Harper’s Vietnam War documentary captures the emotional dissonance of Black soldiers fighting for a country that continued to deny them their rights.
• Ramayana: Rise of a Legend. This respectful adaptation rolls out the converging stories of the prince Rama and the demon king Ravana with brawny blockbuster-style action.
• ‘Mouse’ Review: The Awkward Etiquette of Unexpected Loss. The actor Sophie Okonedo embodies the quiet anguish of a bereaved mother of a high school girl in this tale of grief and connection in Arkansas.
• Hen. In this peculiar story, the Hungarian filmmaker Gyorgi Palfi follows a chicken who escapes slaughter and ends up in a pen alongside a criminal enterprise.
• ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Review: Reprieve of Destruction. The belligerent beastie returns to terrorize the survivors of his previous rampage and battle a new foe in this dazzling, darkly haunted sequel.
• ‘De Gaulle: Résistance’ Review: Uniting a Country at War. This two-part film centers on Charles de Gaulle’s exile from France. As the Nazis close in, the Free French movement emerges.
• ‘Club Kid’ Review: When the Lights Come Up. In his confident and exuberant directorial debut, Jordan Firstman stars as a party promoter who has to grow up.
• ‘The Cat in the Hat’ Review: What Need Be Added to It That Is New? The peppy animated version is filled with bold colors, half-decent jokes and a couple of catchy tunes.
• Whose Idea Was the Shower Scene in ‘You Can See Everything’? Billy Evans, Elizabeth Holmes’s romantic partner, rebutted an account of the origins of the jaw-dropping scene by one of the documentary’s directors.
• ‘Dune’ Reunion: They Can Take the Heat. As Denis Villeneuve’s blockbuster series concludes, the cast recalls dealing with desert shoots and wrestling with the story’s moral implications.
• ‘Raise the Red Lantern’: The Perfect Setting for a Scintillating Star. Opening at Film Forum, Zhang Yimou’s newly restored feature stars the lovely Gong Li as the fourth wife of a capricious plutocrat more than twice her age.
• ‘The Last Temptation of Becky’ Review: ‘You Had Me at Nazi’ In the third installment of this revenge fantasy, Becky (Lulu Wilson) travels to Poland to confront an innkeeper with fascist plans (Neil Patrick Harris).
• By Nature, The Grinches Are Quite Mean, But One’s a Killer. As the animated TV special “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” turns 60, we rate the grinchiness of eight stars who’ve portrayed Dr. Seuss’ beloved humbug.
• Italy Greenlights New Investigation of Filmmaker’s Murder 51 Years Ago.
• Filmmaker Injured At L.A. Gun Range.
• How Curry Barker Makes a Sad Face Terrifying in ‘Obsession’
• Five Action Movies to Stream Now.
• 6 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week.
• A 1985 Pipe-Bombing Refuses to Fade.
• Patrick Stewart: A Life in Pictures.

Food

• 3 Spots for Pizza That Break the Mold. In honor of our updated list of the best pizza in New York City — some off-the-beaten-path choices.
• A Fall Veggie Feast That’s Colorful, Crowd-Pleasing and Genuinely Relaxed. David Tanis’s breezy menu looks to citrus, beets and a roasted cauliflower in coconut curry.
• Salads Rife With Apple, Cheesy Galette Filled With Pear. It’s savory fruit season, folks.
• Chicken Legs Meet Hot Honey Meets Carrots Meet Sheet Pan. An easy weeknight meal that transcends the sum of its parts.
• 50 Best Restaurants in the World Announced for 2026. A live-fire luminary in the Basque region takes the top spot, while only one U.S. restaurant is recognized.
• Vegan Maple Ginger Pie. Like a ginger ale at 30,000 feet, this zippy pie might just be the thing to settle your stomach after a Thanksgiving feast.
• Cranberry Tiramisù. Though this tiramisù doesn’t come with espresso, its tangy cranberry juice-soaked ladyfingers and cranberry sauce drizzled between airy cream layers deliver an invigorating midday or post-dinner pick-me-up.
• Coconut Fish and Tomato Bake. A coconut-milk dressing infused with garlic, ginger, turmeric and lime coats fish fillets in this sheet-pan dinner. Accompanying the fish are bright bursts of tomatoes which turn jammy under the broiler and relinquish some of their juices to the pan sauce.
• Tini Younger’s Mac and Cheese. This is the stunningly cheesy recipe that made Tini Younger the most popular woman chef on TikTok after she posted it in 2023.
• 4 Common Mashed Potato Mistakes (and How to Fix Them). A few small decisions — the kind of potato you buy, the tool you use for mashing — can separate a fluffy cloud from a pot of paste.
• Sysco Is Ruining American Restaurants. Or Saving Them.
• Ever Feel Overshadowed by Your Siblings? This Restaurant Gets It. From the team behind Hart’s, Cervo’s and Eel Bar, the new Zig Zag Oyster Bar is a warm and welcome presence in Prospect Heights.
• The Tartine Family Goes Bicoastal With Altbau.
• Skip Rolling Your Meatballs. There’s an Easier Way.
• Got Frozen Edamame? Make This Chile Crisp Fried Rice.
• Argentina’s Star Steakhouse Brings Its Sizzle to New York.
• Buttered Corn Flan. Warm corn slathered with butter is an unbeatable combination. Here, that happy union takes on a new form: a share-size sweet corn flan.
• Can Restaurants and Bars Become the New Funeral Homes?
• These Thanksgiving Desserts Are Guaranteed to Steal the Show.
• Easy-Peasy Peanut Noodles With Spicy Tofu.
• Senate Bean Soup for Your House.
• You Can’t Go Wrong With Quesadillas.
• It’s the Great (Roasted) Pumpkin (Seeds).
• This Pumpkin Chocoflan Is Actually Magic.
• The Best Soup and Stew Recipes, According to Our Readers.
• This Chicken Coconut Curry Gets Better in the Fridge.
• How I Upgraded My Mom’s Roast Chicken (With Fewer Dishes).

Style

• The Met Is Going Back to Basics for Its Spring Show and Gala. Two months after scrapping plans for an exhibition dedicated to the controversial designer John Galliano, the museum’s Costume Institute is pivoting to the everyday.
• Fashion Doesn’t Need Yeezy. The artist formerly known as Kanye West tried a reset with his latest collection. It was more of a rehash.
• There Was One Thing Cancer Wouldn’t Keep Him From Doing. After learning that his Stage 4 melanoma had spread to the fluid surrounding his brain, Samuel Braslow was certain that he wanted to be Kalie-Ann Nassoura’s husband before it was too late.
• The Met Announces New Theme After Backlash. Vanessa Friedman, The New York Times’s chief fashion critic, discusses the new theme for the 2027 Met Gala. The previous one had been set to honor John Galliano, a designer with a history of antisemitic remarks who withdrew from a planned exhibition.
• Reinventing Your Life. Alex de Betak spent decades as a force in the fashion world. Tragedy and a new dream made him walk away. Here’s what happened next.
• Japan’s Subtle Fragrances Are a Good Choice for a Gift List. Experts say the country’s subtle fragrances are good choices for a gift list.
• Tiny Love Stories: ‘Her 92-Year-Old Boyfriend’ Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.
• My Adult Daughter Has Gone ‘No Contact’ With Me. What Should I Do? A mother is distraught to find herself cut out of her daughter’s life after a frustrated outburst. Family therapy? Her daughter says no thanks.
• How WeRateDogs Is Fighting A.I. Slop, One Perfect Puppy at a Time. Matt Nelson built an internet empire based on jokes he wrote at 18. Now he is trying to stem the tide of fake dogs taking over dog lovers’ feeds.
• Is It Rude to Ask Friends to Stay With Them? When a TikTok user posted a video criticizing couch surfers, it set off a debate about what friends owe one another.
• The Farms Where Vintage T-Shirts Grow. With “fade farms,” some savvy vintage sellers have found a quicker way to achieve a coveted worn-in look.
• The Woman Who Saved Willie Nelson’s Life.
• She Wrote the Book on Prada.
• Ralph Lauren Makes History at the Oscars of American Fashion.
• ‘The More Negative I Feel, the More Colorful I Present Myself’
• In Ireland, Traditional Pottery Persists. From spongeware-decorated mugs to casserole dishes, Nicholas Mosse Pottery offers gift-giving ideas.
• A Sterling Silver Pen With a License to Thrill. Yard-O-Led, the historic British writing instrument maker, has introduced the first in a series of limited edition tributes to Ian Fleming’s work.
• Give Someone a Gorilla This Holiday Season. The disruptive watch brand MB&F has created a tabletop gorilla pencil sharpener.
• Stitch Up a Present This Holiday Season. Needlework fans say the popularity of embroidery and needlepoint kits has been growing.
• Marbled Paper: Gift Wrap With a Distinctive Flair. In London, Lucy McGrath uses a traditional process to make stationery, ornaments and other items for her Marmor Paperie brand.
• Thai Influencers Suggest Men’s Skin Care Gifts. A good sunscreen and moisturizer are their core recommendations.
• Pet Portraits, From Embroidery to Artwork. Want to score points this holiday season? Give someone an image of their favorite companion.
• Playing the Gift-Giving Game. Board and card games provide myriad options for your holiday lists.
• Five Stylish People Describe Their Beauty Hauls. From facial oil to fragrances, the choices are vast.
• Martha Stewart Apologizes for Homeless Halloween Costume.
• When Everything Is Cringe, Except Voting.
• Here to Help; Vanessa Friedman Answers Your Style Questions.
• A ‘Call Her Daddy’ Tell-All, From Feud to Finding Closure.
• A L’Oreal Executive on Robots and Makeup. Guive Balooch, a global vice president at L’Oréal, says the idea is not all that far fetched.
• A French Style in South Korean Makeup. The beauty brand Monclos markets itself as made from natural ingredients grown in France and other countries.
• Ghosts of Versailles, a Headless Couple: The Zaniest Looks at Heidi Klum’s Halloween.
• The Merry Widow Wedding Watchers of Key West.
• Heidi Klum Becomes Her Left Hand.
• Can a Corporate Chain Be a Great Black Hair Salon?
• Hiring Etsy Witches to Conjure Up Good Wedding Weather.
• How Patrick Stewart Embraced His Baldness and Became an Icon.
• Jordan Firstman’s ‘Club Kid’ Takes Over Downtown Manhattan.
• It’s Giant Fake Flower Fall.
• Melania Trump’s Halloween Coat Was Its Own Kind of Costume.
• She Had 30 Minutes to Decide. She Needed Only 27.
• In Parenting a Son, Someone Else to Lean On.
• From Day 1 (or 2), Born to Be Together.
• A Call of the Wild, and to Each Other.
• Their Forever Just Got a Little Longer.
• On the First Date, Some Assembly Was Required.

Magazine

• You Don’t Need to Be a Gambler to Be on ‘Tilt’ The term captures the self-defeating loop of losing and not being able to stop. It also describes doomscrolling, politics and our society’s default state.
• Can I Publish a Memoir About My Brother’s Crime Without Telling Him? He will most likely never be aware of the book’s publication if I do not tell him.
• Even the Worst Job on the Internet Isn’t Safe From A.I.
• The Brain Injury That Made a Middle School Teacher a Musical Genius.
• Identity Politics Have Entered a New Phase.
• He Ran a Youth Basketball Empire. He Also Had a Massive Drug Operation.
• Martin McDonagh Says Art Can Change the World. Just Not as Much as Murder.
• Is It Wrong to Leave My 85-Year-Old Mother Alone on Thanksgiving?
• The Vibe Is Dissatisfaction. The Result Is Endless Political Deadlock.
• Is New England a State?

T Magazine

• Paintings That ‘Revolt Against the Loneliness of Caretaking’ Plus: suggestive chocolates, a restaurant with a mythical owner and more recommendations from T Magazine.
• Meet New York’s Happiest Silkworms. The fashion designer Grace Gui raises silkworms in Queens to embellish the garments she makes.
• Grow Your Own. In an increasingly globalized and digital world, some artists and chefs are keeping things hyperlocal by cultivating their own materials.
• IN FINE DETAIL. This fall, try classic pieces made from luxe materials — and paired with standout accessories.
• T Introduces. The painter Jem Perucchini draws on Italian Renaissance art and Ethiopia’s Catholic iconography.
• Kitten Heels.
• The Vessel.
• Watch Out for These Creepy-Crawly Floral Arrangements.
• What Possessed You to Wear That?
• Taipei Is One of the World’s Great Food Capitals. Here’s Where to Go.
• Books to Squint At.
• ‘I’ve Never Seen Anything Like This in Terms of the Level of Fear’ .

Travel

• 36 Hours in Bangkok. Thailand’s electrifying capital has welcomed foreigners from all corners of the world, absorbing their influence but never losing its essence.
• New York City’s Secret Hotel Hack: Religious Guesthouses. Staying near prime tourist attractions in Manhattan can cost hundreds, even thousands, of dollars a night. These five properties welcome budget travelers of any faith.
• Under Patagonian Spires: Where Pumas, Sheep Herding and Fine Dining Collide. Estancia Cerro Guido, a Chilean ranch that swapped puma bounties for conservation tours, offers travelers luxury experiences on the edge of the wilderness.
• Four Bridges, Four Walks Across the Hudson.
• Stranded ‘Endless Cruise’ Ship May Be Headed for the Auction Block.
• Adventurer Who Walked Across the Globe for 28 Years Returns Home. Karl Bushby, 57, has returned home to Hull, England, after completing a journey on foot that started in the late 1990s and took him across four continents.
• Catherine Zeta-Jones’s 5 Favorite Places in Wales.
• Transylvania, Where Meadows Ripple and Dracula Legends Fade.

Real Estate

• High-End Homes Keep Selling, Shrugging Off Pied-a-Terre Tax. When New York lawmakers passed a tax on $5 million second homes, opponents worried wealthy buyers would flee. So far, that hasn’t happened.
• Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut. This week’s properties are a four-bedroom in Oyster Bay, N.Y., and a three-bedroom in Redding, Conn.
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan and the Bronx. This week’s properties are on the Upper West Side, in Chelsea and Pelham Bay.
• Is Your HOA Fee Rising? You’re Not Alone. Over the last 50 years, homeowners associations have proliferated; over the last five, fees have soared.
• Was $500,000 Enough for a House in the Catskills?
• Which $525,000 Home Would You Choose? Up for grabs: A Mediterranean-inspired house in Minneapolis, a bungalow in Fort Worth and a Craftsman in Atlanta.
• How a Historic Harlem Newspaper Is Reimagining Its Headquarters. Plans emerge for the timeworn building that the Amsterdam News has called home for nearly nine decades.
• Near Munich, a Simple Space to Live Separately While Staying Connected.
• What You Need to Know About Greenhouses Before You Buy One.
• 3 Violinists Find a Place in Queens With Room to Practice and Teach.
• On Nantucket, a New Home Treads Lightly.
• Bringing Up Baby in a One-Bedroom Apartment.
• An Abandoned Condo Board Finds No One Willing to Serve. What Now?
• Choose Your Favorite $1 Million Home in Athens.
• Mikie Sherrill Lists her Montclair Victorian for $3.5 Million.
• Floridians Weigh ‘Faustian Bargain’ of Cutting Property Taxes.
• Housing Issues Are on the Ballot. Here’s What to Know.
• East Village ‘Peace House’ Is for Sale.
• The Best Trick-or-Treating Happens in Apartment Buildings.

Health

• Trump Administration Moves to Oust Arbitrators as Doctor Payouts Soar. The two companies settled billing disputes between doctors and insurers, keeping patients out of the middle. One let doctors win 96 percent of the time.
• An 80-Cent Plastic Pouch Is Saving Thousands of Women From Dying in Childbirth.

Well

• Four Kennedy Appointees to Powerful Health Panel Allowed to Keep Drug Stocks. New members of the influential U.S. Preventive Services Task Force were given waivers to serve with financial conflicts.
• Are You a Hugger? Your Answer May Be Telling. How you remember an embrace could correlate with your attachment style, a new study says.
• What Causes Dandruff?
• The Pilates Bros Have Arrived.
• They Tried Kratom for Its Purported Health Benefits, Then They Became Addicted.
• Exploring a Spike in Early Social Security Claims.
• How to Feel Hopeful When Everything Is Falling Apart.
• She Was Racked With Anxiety and Crushed by Insomnia. Finally She Understood Why.

Family

• F.D.A. Warns of Snack Bar Linked to Toddler Choking Hazard.

Mind

• Can Creatine Supplements Make Your Brain Stronger? Their muscle-building benefits are well-established. Their mind-building benefits are another story.
• House Republicans Accuse Top Psychology Group of Antisemitism.

Move

• For a Stronger Core, You Only Need 10 Minutes.

Well: Live

• Infant Bleeding Surged as Parents Rejected Vitamin K Shots, Studies Find. One study found a 347 percent increase in cases as fewer babies received the shot, which helps blood clot.

Times Insider

• A Critic of Our Alaska Senate Story Weighs In. In the latest edition of “Sound Off,” Patrick Healy, assistant managing editor at The New York Times, speaks with the author Amy Siskind about her reaction to our reporting on the Alaska Senate race.
• Inside Our Phone Call With Trump During the Election Night Shellacking. Two Times reporters were the first to get ahold of the president Tuesday evening, when a blue wave was crashing across the country.
• How We Run Down Tips About Voting Glitches and Suspicious Activity. Journalists for The Times are watching for election issues, problems at the polls and misinformation, reporting tips to one main place.
• When to Expect Results on Election Day. On Election Day, information flows into our newsroom from across the country. Throughout the day and night, there will be some key races to watch. Carolyn Ryan, managing editor of The New York Times, walks through a timeline of events on one of the biggest political nights of the year.
• Talking Politics With People Who ‘Don’t Talk Politics’
• How We Reviewed 7 Million Words Uttered by Trump.
• How We’re Covering the Midterm Elections.
• Inside The Times’s Decisions on the Alaska Senate Race Story.
• A Scary Turn Through Ghost Stories of Times Past.
• You Asked Us Anything About the Midterms. We Had Answers.

Corrections

• Corrections. Corrections that appeared in print on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026.
• Quote of the Day: High in Mexico’s Mountains, a Homecoming for the Dead. Quotation of the Day for Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
• No Corrections: Nov. 2, 2026.
• Quote of the Day.
• Quote of The Day.

The Learning Network

• What’s Going On in This Picture? | Nov. 9, 2026. Look closely at this image, stripped of its caption, and join the moderated conversation about what you and other students see.
• What’s Going On in This Graph? | Nov. 18, 2026. How much does it cost to drive 100 miles?
• What Teenagers Are Saying About Childhood Independence. Are we overprotective of children? Students respond to an article about parents facing legal investigations for letting their kids play alone outside.
• Do You Have a Side Hustle? The Times reports that while young people today have fewer traditional jobs, they are still working hard to earn money. Would you want a side gig too?
• Word of the Day: fracas. This word has appeared in 27 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year. Can you use it in a sentence?
• 15-Minute Lesson Plan: A.I. Music. Can you tell music made by humans from music made by machines? Does learning about the human process change what you hear?
• From the Front Page: Trump Wins a Second Term on Nov. 5, 2024. Donald J. Trump was elected the 47th president of the United States, becoming the first president since Grover Cleveland to win nonconsecutive terms.
• Film Club: ‘How Art and Engineering Built the Statue of Liberty’ Last week, Lady Liberty turned 140. Find out the story of her creation.
• Word of the Day: elixir. This word has appeared in 47 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year. Can you use it in a sentence?
• 15-Minute Lesson Plan: A Teen Tracks Down Over 11,377 Moths. Violet Clinton is doing award-winning entomological field research. Is there a citizen science project you might want to conduct?
• From the Front Page: Obama Is Elected First Black President on Nov. 4, 2008. Barack Obama defeated John McCain to become the 44th U.S. president.
• What Are Your Reactions to the Results of the 2026 Midterm Elections? As the votes are counted, we invite teenagers to post reactions and have conversations here. What do the results mean for you, your community and our nation?
• Do Young People Give Up Too Easily? Or Do Older People Valorize Struggle?
• Word of the Day: festoon.
• 15-Minute Lesson Plan: Secret Schools for Afghan Girls.
• From the Front Page: Panama Declares Independence on Nov. 3, 1903.
• Is It Rude to Play Music or Videos Without Headphones in Public?
• Word of the Day: nuptial.
• 15-Minute Lesson Plan: ‘Mrs. Dalloway’ Today.
• From the Front Page: The Cubs End 108-Year World Series Drought on Nov. 2, 2016.
• From the Front Page: The U.S. Tests the First Hydrogen Bomb on Nov. 1, 1952.
• From the Front Page: Indira Gandhi Is Assassinated on Oct. 31, 1984.
• What Has Helped You Get Through a Difficult Time?
• 15-Minute Lesson Plan: Grief and Healing.
• Word of the Day: acumen.
• From the Front Page: Muhammad Ali Knocks Out George Foreman on Oct. 30, 1974.
• What’s Going On in This Picture? | Nov. 2, 2026.

Lesson Plans

• Ask a Journalist: How Images Help Tell the Story.

Gameplay

• Connections Companion No. 1,244. Scroll down for hints and conversation about the puzzle for Friday, Nov. 6, 2026.
• Strands Sidekick No. 978. Scroll down for hints and conversation about the puzzle for Friday, Nov. 6, 2026.
• Wordle Review No. 1,966. Scroll down for hints and conversation about the puzzle for Friday, Nov. 6, 2026.
• Spelling Bee Forum. Feeling stuck on today’s puzzle? We can help.
• You Can See Right Through It. Need help interpreting David P. Williams’s puzzle?
• Wordle Review No. 1,965. Scroll down for hints and conversation about the puzzle for Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026.
• Connections Companion No. 1,243. Scroll down for hints and conversation about the puzzle for Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026.
• Strands Sidekick No. 977. Scroll down for hints and conversation about the puzzle for Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026.
• Feared Fly. Peggy Sue Marlin makes her New York Times Crossword debut.
• Connections Companion No. 1,242.
• Wordle Review No. 1,964.
• Strands Sidekick No. 976.
• Solve a Special Mahjong Themed Crossword Puzzle.
• Bag Checkers, in Brief.
• Connections Companion No. 1,241.
• Wordle Review No. 1,963.
• Strands Sidekick No. 975.
• When Grief Gets Heavy, They Play Mahjong.
• Dress Length That Reaches the Calf.
• Wordle Review No. 1,962.
• Connections Companion No. 1,240.
• Strands Sidekick No. 974.
• Be Amazed.
• Wordle Review No. 1,961.
• Strands Sidekick No. 973.
• Connections Companion No. 1,239.
• Count on One’s Fingers?
• Connections Companion No. 1,238.
• Wordle Review No. 1,960.
• Strands Sidekick No. 972.
• Lodging Option for a Trip With Extended Family.

Weather

• ‘Devastating’ Damage as Hard Rains and Flash Floods Batter the Southwest.
• Flooding in Parts of Arizona and Colorado Prompts Evacuation Orders.
• Tracking Tropical Cyclone Murasu.
• After Months of Heavy Rain, the Southwest Faces More Weekend Storms.
• How Warm Will the New York City Marathon Route Get on Sunday?
• Here’s Where Rain Could Dampen Your Spirits This Halloween.

Learning

• Student News Quiz: Israeli Elections, Driver’s Licenses, Halloween Candy.

Polls

• Cross-Tabs: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Iowa.
• Toplines: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Iowa.
• Cross-Tabs: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Maine.
• Toplines: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Maine.
• Cross-Tabs: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Alaska.
• Toplines: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Alaska.
• Cross-Tabs: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Ohio.
• Toplines: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of Likely Electorate in Ohio.
• Cross-Tabs: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Michigan.
• Toplines: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Michigan.
• Cross-Tabs: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Texas.
• Cross-Tabs: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Kansas.
• Toplines: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Texas.
• Toplines: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Kansas.
• Cross-Tabs: October 2026 Times/Siena Polls of the Likely Electorate in Battleground Senate Races.
• Toplines: October 2026 Times/Siena Polls of the Likely Electorate in Battleground Senate Races.
• Cross-Tabs: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Nebraska.
• Toplines: October 2026 Times/Siena Poll of the Likely Electorate in Nebraska.