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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.
By Robert Jimison
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On the Defense: Takeaways From Hegseth’s Remarks on Articles of Impeachment
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth broke a monthslong drought of news briefings to defend his record in office.
By John Ismay
technology
The Woman in the Middle of Nvidia’s Spy Scandal
Alice Huang, who U.S. intelligence determined is a Chinese asset, emerged from the high-flying world of Shanghai finance to work with tech titans and obtain essential A.I. chips.
By Paul Mozur, Ana Swanson, Tripp Mickle and Michael Forsythe
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Despite Denial, Trump Was Told on Trip to China About Spying on Nvidia Leader
Before Jensen Huang boarded Air Force One en route to Beijing, the president was reminded of intelligence showing that he was in a relationship with a woman believed to be a Chinese spy.
By Maggie Haberman, Jonathan Swan, Julian E. Barnes, Ana Swanson and Tripp Mickle
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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.
By Katie Rogers
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Stung by Losses, G.O.P. Chooses Jordan and Thune as Leaders
In the House, Republicans signaled a desire for fresh leadership after their biggest election defeat in decades. In the Senate, they re-elected their current leader.
By Michael Gold
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After Considerable Struggles, Ballot Deadlines Pass in Mississippi
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.
By Emily Cochrane and Michael Goldberg
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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.
By Patricia Mazzei
briefing
The Evening: House Republicans Shelve Hegseth Impeachment
Plus, worrisome inflation numbers. Here’s the latest at the end of Tuesday.
By Whet Moser
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Alina Habba Mildon Loses $50 Million Contract That Enraged Trump
The former Trump lawyer had signed the contract with a family company weeks before the president gave the family’s patriarch a pardon.
By Tyler Pager
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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.
By Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan
well
New Research Compares Long-Term Relief From 21 Antidepressants
In the meta-analysis, a few drugs stood out for offering greater effectiveness over time.
By Christina Caron
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Kennedys Join Suit to Block Trump’s Arch, Saying It Would Mar J.F.K. Gravesite
The legal filing argues that the arch would cast a shadow on Kennedy family graves and disrupt the sightline from the eternal flame memorializing the former president.
By Luke Broadwater
arts
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.
By Barry Singer
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A Beloved Nurse Was Arrested, Shackled and Hidden in ICE’s System
A nursing professor in California is among thousands of immigrants excluded from a public detainee database under a new policy to expedite their deportation.
By Miriam Jordan
world
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.
By Pranav Baskar, Hamed Aleaziz, Salman Masood and Zach Montague
nyregion
This School Moves to a Different Beat
In the South Bronx, the first program of its kind offers the same classes as any high school. Only these classes are infused with hip-hop.
By John Leland and Anna Connors
opinion
It’s Time for Israelis to Throw Out Their Trump
The U.S. midterm election results should be a lesson to the Israeli opposition in rallying against Netanyahu.
By Thomas L. Friedman
opinion
The Path to a Democratic Supermajority
Adam Jentleson, the president of Searchlight Institute, thinks that Democrats can win a whole lot more by embracing heterodoxy.
By Ezra Klein and Rollin Hu
obituaries
Stanley Zabar Has Died. He Managed the Books, and the Slaw, at an N.Y.C. Landmark.
Zabar’s, a family business, became a renowned food emporium, which he ran with his brother Saul and another partner. He was 94.
By Richard Sandomir