Readers comment on what one called the “blitzkrieg” of executive orders and actions. Also: The unresponsive patient; a ...

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NASCAR officials said Monday there'd be no changes to the playoff format for 2025 but said they'll be discussing it more over ...

“Then an editor for the Science section and a personal computers columnist, Mr. Lewis recalled predicting that by the millennium, Times articles would be read on personal computer screens, in ...

The game's popularity skyrocketed within months, growing from 91 players in November 2021 to more than 2 million by January 2022. This rapid growth caught the attention of The New York Times, which ...

Even more than in his first term, President Trump has mounted a fundamental challenge to the norms and expectations of what a ...

Possibly the most staggering action last week was Trump’s decision to pardon or commute the sentences of violent rioters who ...

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Plenty of his billionaire backers didn’t make the cut at his inauguration. The catbird seats were occupied instead by the ...

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