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Here’s Why It Could Take Days for Flights to Return to Normal
With hundreds of planes out of position and crews out of hours, restarting the nation’s flight system is no easy task.
By Niraj Chokshi
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Ground Stop Highlights Chronic Vulnerabilities in Air Traffic System
The Federal Aviation Administration’s aging air traffic control infrastructure has had several disruptive failures in recent months, as officials have sought to make upgrades.
By Karoun Demirjian
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Nvidia Scandal Prompts Questions of What It Means to Be a Spy
U.S. intelligence agencies believe a woman who had an affair with Jensen Huang was a Chinese asset. But there is much more that they are still assessing about her role.
By Julian E. Barnes, Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan
technology
Silicon Valley Is Used to Scandal. This One Upped the Ante.
As Jensen Huang abruptly departs, the tech community grapples with an eternal question: Why do the smartest and most successful men so often act so stupidly?
By David Streitfeld
magazine
Perhaps the Rumors of Democracy’s Demise Were Premature
Did the midterm election save it?
By Emily Bazelon
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Mary Peltola’s Lead Widens as Alaska Senate Vote Count Continues
The race between Senator Dan S. Sullivan and Ms. Peltola, a former representative, is the only Senate contest that hasn’t been called.
By Tim Balk
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Top Democrat Eyes Filibuster-Proof Bill to Unlock Affordability Agenda
The lawmaker set to lead the House Budget Committee outlined Democrats’ options for forcing a negotiation with President Trump on an economic package to bring down living costs.
By Catie Edmondson
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The Science That U.N.C. Sacrificed to Avoid the Wrath of Trump
The University of North Carolina’s chancellor tried to protect the school from the Trump administration. Work on cancer, suicide, AIDS and coronaviruses was hit anyway.
By Alan Blinder, Stephanie Saul, Irena Hwang, Benjamin Mueller and Mike Belleme
magazine
Olivia Wilde Hit Bottom. Here’s How She Bounced Back.
The actor-director learned a lot about shame, regret and failure — and then made a hit movie.
By David Marchese
opinion
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
Terrible tech bros leading us into a scary future.
By Maureen Dowd
opinion
‘There’s No Juice Left to Squeeze From MAGA’
More than a week after the blue wave, what comes next for both parties?
By Robert Siegel, E.J. Dionne Jr., Timothy P. Carney and Vishakha Darbha
briefing
Forever in Bluejeans
A reflection on denim.
By Jacob Gallagher
world
‘Get Focused on London’: How Iran’s Agents Attacked European Targets
A wave of assaults in Britain and elsewhere in the spring sowed fear across Europe. Prosecutors shed new light on how Iran took aim at U.S. allies.
By Adam Goldman