A dinosaur named for a demon dog in “Ghostbusters” had a sledgehammer attached to its rear. A new study found it was could both shatter shins and woo potential mates.
Continue readingCongress Awards Highest Honor to Officers Who Protected the Capitol on Jan. 6
Lawmakers recounted the horrors of Jan. 6, 2021, as they granted the Congressional Gold Medal to officers of the Capitol Police and the Metropolitan Police Department.
Continue readingBidens Toasted a 2024 Campaign With Macron at the State Dinner
The Democratic Party is anxiously awaiting a formal announcement from President Biden about whether he is running for re-election.
Continue readingKirstie Alley’s Dance With Hollywood
Long before the current body-positivity movement, Ms. Alley made people think about fatness on TV, often at her own expense.
Continue readingMayor Eric Adams, Fined For Rats on His Property, Takes on City Hall
Mr. Adams, a noted rat antagonist who once endorsed a special rat-drowning device, on Tuesday contested a summons and fine over an infestation at a rental property he owns.
Continue readingU.S. Court Dismisses Suit Against Saudi Ruler in Khashoggi Killing
The court followed the Biden administration’s guidance that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has immunity as a head of government in a case over the death of Jamal Khashoggi.
Continue readingThe needle is back. Here’s how it works.
The needle is an innovative forecasting tool that was created by The New York Times and debuted in 2016. It is intended to help you understand what the votes tallied so far suggest about the most likely winner in key contests. Tonight, it will return …
Continue readingSuspect in Colorado Springs Attack Charged With Murder and Hate Crimes
Prosecutors lodged a total of 305 criminal counts against the defendant who the police say opened fire in a nightclub serving L.G.B.T.Q. patrons.
Continue readingDoes ChatGPT Mean Robots Are Coming For the Skilled Jobs?
Will robots take away our jobs? People have been asking that question for an astonishingly long time. The Regency-era British economist David Ricardo added to the third edition of his classic “Principles of Political Economy,” published in 1821, a …
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