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- Behind the Trump-Xi Bonhomie, a Fierce Spy War Rages
That the United States suspected Nvidia’s leader was a Chinese spy target underscores the deep distrust between the two powers, even as their leaders try to stabilize ties.
- Nvidia Scandal Puts Lori Huang, Jensen Huang’s Wife, In the Spotlight
Lori Huang, who has been married to the Nvidia chief executive for more than 40 years, stands out among tech titan spouses for how private she has been.
- Incoming House Intelligence Chairman Vows Oversight of CIA’s Use of Covert Action
Representative Jim Himes, who will run the powerful intelligence committee in the new Congress, said he also planned to scrutinize contractor donations to President Trump’s construction projects.
- ‘Fight Harder,’ U.N. Chief António Guterres Implores, Rousing Climate Ambassadors at COP31
The United Nations secretary general, António Guterres, spoke at COP31, a meeting aimed at reducing emissions, amid a sharp drop in attendance by world leaders.
- The Fed Has to Raise Rates. How Fast to Go Has Officials Divided.
The Federal Reserve’s gradual approach to raising rates is being tested by intensifying price pressures.
- Red Flags
We look into the history of the ICE officer who fatally shot a Colombian migrant in Maine.
- What One ICE Officer’s Emails Revealed, and the Frantic Scramble Over New Medicaid Rules
Plus, a priceless find in a desk drawer.
- Heating Costs Will Rise 7% on Average This Winter
People who use heating oil will see increases of around 70 percent because the war in Iran has greatly reduced supply of that fuel.
- A New Democratic-Tied Dark-Money Group Draws Scrutiny Over Midterm Spending
More money in the political system is coming from shadowy nonprofits that appear out of nowhere and start spending big with little disclosure.
- Lots of Competition to Catholicism in Peru as Pope Returns for Visit
Pope Leo spent nearly two decades in Peru, rising to bishop and becoming a citizen. But many Peruvians have turned to evangelical churches, seeking a more expressive and direct connection to God.
- This Trader Raised Alarm About Nvidia’s China Entanglements Months Ago
Christian Lamarco, a 31-year-old short seller and trader, warned about financial and personal problems at Nvidia in May.
- Trump to Visit Arlington Cemetery as His Proposed Arch Faces Growing Opposition
An expanding legal fight over the proposed site of President Trump’s 250-foot triumphal arch looms over his visit to Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day.
- The Moderates Who Chose Democrats. For Now.
Does Democratic success with the political middle signal a broad realignment in the country? Or is it a temporary turn away from an unpopular president?
- Honor and Anguish: A Veterans Day When the Losses Are New
For these military families who lost a loved one in the war with Iran, emotions run from pride to grief to anger.
- Republicans Have Two Paths Out of This. They’d Better Choose Wisely.
Not since the Civil War has the party had so much up for grabs.
- $150 for a Thanksgiving Pie? A Humble Dessert Staple Gets Pricey.
This season, bakers are charging three figures for luxury versions that combine elaborate prep and premium ingredients. Not everyone is biting.
- Somali Bodyguard Was Indicted in a Bid to Incriminate Ilhan Omar
Prosecutors used statements made during a green card interview to pressure a former bodyguard to provide evidence against the Minnesota congresswoman, his lawyer said.
- Melania Trump’s Initiative for Women Appears at Odds With D.E.I. Crackdown
Its name and mission also overlap with a company that left the United States after the administration sought to end corporate networking programs for women and people of color.
- The View From Space the U.S. Government Doesn’t Want You to See
There are images from space that the U.S. government doesn’t want the public to see. Here’s why.
- Hospitals Brace for Medicaid Work Rules and Deep Funding Cuts
Health systems are racing to guide millions of patients through new eligibility hoops, slated to go into effect Jan. 1.
- ICE Officer Involved in Maine Shooting Expressed Hatred of Immigrants
The agent talked of foreign bloodlines, denounced noncitizens and more, according to emails obtained by The Times. His fatal shooting of a Colombian-born motorist in July remains under investigation.
- 25 Years After the Anthrax Attacks, America Remains Vulnerable
Letters filled with anthrax spores exposed flaws in the United States’ biosecurity systems. Experts say many of those issues still exist.
- Subtle Changes in Speech May Help Predict Dementia Risk
Signals can be detected in the way people talk years before symptoms of cognitive decline emerge, researchers are finding.
- Jimmy Kimmel Picks Apart Trump’s Impromptu Call-in
The late night host said the president has “nothing better to do” after he phoned in live to a C-SPAN show.
- From Argentina, a Warning to America’s Tech Right
Voters are turning on Javier Milei’s dreams of an A.I.-powered Argentina.
- The United States Is Skipping COP31 in Turkey
President Trump refused to send an American delegation to the United Nations climate summit in Turkey.
- Alina Habba Mildon Faces Discipline Over Settlement at Trump Golf Club
The state’s Office of Attorney Ethics recommended discipline for her role in brokering a sexual harassment settlement involving a waitress at the president’s golf club in Bedminster, N.J.
- Car Crashes Into Crowd in Los Angeles, Killing at Least 3 Pedestrians
At least three others were critically injured after an S.U.V. jumped the curb near North Hollywood Metro station, the authorities said. The cause was not immediately clear.
- Bernie Sanders Opposes Schumer as Majority Leader
The progressive leader was among a few Democrats who signaled skepticism about Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, though his allies offered support and called for party unity.
- Stacy Keach, Actor Who Embodied Hamlet and Mike Hammer, Dies at 85
He missed out on several major film roles, but found steady work in the theater, on TV and in movies.
- Appeals Court Blocks Trump Administration Demand for Journalists’ LinkedIn Data
The court said that the request was too broad and could reveal numerous unrelated confidential sources.
- Ballot Deadlines Pass in Mississippi Senate Race After Considerable Struggles
The tight race between Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith and her Democratic challenger, Scott Colom, has highlighted the difficulties that stringent elections laws present to voters.
- ICE Deportation Flight Carrying Iranians Turns Back and Lands in Arizona
The Iranian immigrants in the plane were scheduled to be flown to Pakistan and then transferred to Iran, lawyers for the group said.
- Trump Trots Out His Chaotic Greatest Hits to a Weary Public
As he braces for Democrats to assume legislative control in Washington, President Trump has sought to take back center stage with some discordant maneuvers.
- Storms Slam British Columbia and California Is Next
Northern California is likely to record some of its heaviest rain so far this season later this week.
- Bessent Is Moved From D.C.-Area Home to Military Base Amid Iranian Threats
The Treasury secretary, who is leading an economic pressure campaign against Iran, is the latest Trump official to leave his home over security concerns.
- New Research Compares Long-Term Relief From 21 Antidepressants
In the meta-analysis, a few drugs stood out for offering greater effectiveness over time.
- The Evening: House Republicans Shelve Hegseth Impeachment
Plus, worrisome inflation numbers. Here’s the latest at the end of Tuesday.
- Representative María Elvira Salazar Wins Re-Election in Florida
Ms. Salazar, a Republican, had released an ad in which she said the White House had “gone too far” on immigration amid worries of Hispanic voter backlash within her party.
- Republicans Turn Back Effort to Impeach Hegseth
The G.O.P. banded together to shelve impeachment articles against the defense secretary, sparing him from a damaging rebuke and potential ouster.