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business
Gulf Tankers Are Running Out of Ways to Export Oil: ‘These Waters Aren’t Safe’
Ship operators already faced severe risks in navigating the region, and now the danger is higher as Houthi militias assert control in the Red Sea.
By Lisa Friedman, Jenny Gross and Rebecca F. Elliott
business
Saudis Shut Down Crucial Pipeline After Drone Attack From Iraq
The news briefly pushed the price of oil to $110 a barrel over heightened fears of widening clashes in the Middle East.
By Gregory Schmidt
world
Why the Houthis’ Lightning Advance Threatens Global Shipping
Maps showing how the swift advance of the Houthis tightens the group’s grip on a crucial choke point of global oil and cargo shipping.
By Sergio Peçanha, Lazaro Gamio and Weiyi Cai
world
Houthis Seize a Key Red Sea Island, Threatening Another Global Oil Route
The militia captured the island in the Bab al-Mandab Strait, a choke point for trade. Saudi Arabia also announced it had shut down a critical oil pipeline after a drone attack launched from Iraq.
By Adam Rasgon, Shuaib Almosawa, Saeed Al-Batati and Pranav Baskar
nyregion
For the 25th Time, New York Marks the Shattering Loss of 9/11
At a ceremony in Lower Manhattan, elected officials and loved ones of those killed in the 2001 terror attacks gathered in solemn remembrance.
By Michael Wilson
nyregion
Facing Islamophobia, Mamdani Keeps Focus on 9/11 Victims
In recent weeks, Mayor Zohran Mamdani has visited firehouses around New York City as part of an effort to direct the public’s attention toward the victims, and away from himself.
By Maya King and Jeffery C. Mays
climate
Contractor Blames Its Own Repairs, Not Vandals, for Reflecting Pool Failure
The contractor said the pool’s new blue liner peeled and tore because of “human oversight” and a flawed plan that involved layering two incompatible chemicals, documents show.
By David A. Fahrenthold and Maxine Joselow
climate
Court Strikes Down Trump Order to Keep an Aging Coal-Burning Plant Running
The 64-year-old Michigan power plant was set to retire. Then the Trump administration intervened in a way that overstepped its authority, a court ruled.
By Claire Brown and Brad Plumer
us
Federal Judge Poised to Dismiss Lawsuit Challenging Trump’s Library
The judge, in halting the pretrial fact-finding process, said President Trump’s claim of immunity could “dispose of the entire case” involving the library to be built in Miami.
By Minho Kim
briefing
America Gathers to Remember, 25 Years After 9/11
Also, an Iranian-backed militia seized a key Red Sea island. Here’s the latest at the end of Friday.
By Matthew Cullen
us
Trump Heads to Ireland for the Irish Open at His Golf Course
President Trump’s trip comes after a two-day Republican rally in Dallas, where he tried to energize voters amid fears that the party could face losses in the midterms.
By Luke Broadwater and Zolan Kanno-Youngs
us
Trump Wanted a New House Map in Missouri. Voters Got Chaos Instead.
The legal wrangling over a congressional map redrawn by Republicans has election officials, candidates and voters scrambling before November.
By Mitch Smith
us
Fact-Checking Trump’s Attacks on Democratic Senate Candidates
The president attacked three Democrats running for Senate this week with inaccurate claims to portray them as too extreme.
By Linda Qiu
style
Trading Keggers for ‘Wellness Darties’
A new crop of college students is finding balance at daytime parties with yoga, saunas and cold plunges.
By Madison Malone Kircher
nyregion
A Tale of Two U.S. Opens: $20,000 vs. $100 (Yacht Not Included)
If money is no object, the luxury options are plentiful. But if you take the subway and don’t mind watching the match on a screen, a budget day at the finals is possible.
By Hilary Howard, David Waldstein and Hiroko Masuike
t-magazine
The Incredible Art of Being Jeff Koons
For five decades, the artist has made sculptures that are larger-than-life — and also singularly reflective of his own.
By Nick Haramis
us
The Holdout Juror in the Clancy Case Is a Rorschach Test for America
The nation’s reaction to the 11-1 deadlock that resulted in a mistrial for Lindsay Clancy was, like the jury itself, fiercely and unbridgeably divided.
By Jenna Russell
arts
Lil Durk Is Found Not Guilty in Murder-for-Hire Case
The rapper had been accused of orchestrating a plot to kill a rival in an ambush that resulted in the death of another man.
By Emmanuel Morgan
us
Boy, 15, Drifted for Days on an Overturned Boat Before Rescue
The teenager survived in the Bering Sea off Alaska without food or water before a fishing vessel pulled him to safety, the Coast Guard said.
By Ishani Desai
opinion
Donald Trump Is Not Going Anywhere
A dispatch from Dallas 2026.
By Michelle Cottle
opinion
This Is Really Bad
We can no longer pretend that A.I. is safe.
By Stephen Witt
us
Women Special Operations Veterans Remember Their Battles
The only fraternal organization for women special operations veterans held a gala to mark the wars that began 25 years ago. It came as the Pentagon questions women’s roles in the military.
By John Ismay