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The homeland security secretary blamed a telecommunication outage, but said that officials did not know the cause and that a fix would “take some time.”

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A nationwide ground stop, Russia lays out its hard-line demands and the crew that restores New York’s vintage buses.

At San Francisco International Airport today.

The hard-line position of Russian officials in closed-door negotiations about ending the war thrusts European security into the heart of the talks.

Mr. Huang championed start-ups, with Nvidia holding $48 billion worth of stakes in 229 private companies, including OpenAI and Anthropic, at the end of July.

Analysis

The administration appears to be moving toward a long-term economic pressure campaign as President Trump expresses little urgency in securing a nuclear agreement.

President Trump and Vice President JD Vance, wearing dark suits and red ties, stand outdoors side by side. American flags hang in the background.

Book Review

The former president’s new memoir trumpets his achievements while justifying his decision to run for a second term and his embrace of Israel’s war in Gaza.

A prolonged outage left many without email and other services, the most recent reminder that the world’s technological underpinnings rely on just a few companies.

Ms. Boebert’s loss to Eileen Laubacher in a conservative House district represents a significant victory for Democrats.

To win a Senate seat in a highly polarized, deeply Republican state, Scott Colom needed a perfect storm. He got it.

Search and rescue operations were continuing after the riverboat, which had nearly 200 people aboard, was struck by a tanker ship, the authorities said.

The Department of Buildings has also hired an engineering firm to provide an independent report on what caused the three-story building to collapse.

Facing resistance from the left but no challenger, the Democratic leader, Representative Hakeem Jeffries, is sewing up support from key coalitions.

Dario Amodei, the company’s chief executive, publicly frets about the dangers of A.I. and has made enemies of his peers along the way.

The Great Read

Boss Tweed used New York as a personal piggy bank. The Times brought him down, ushering in a new era of muckraking journalism.

A black-and-white portrait of Tweed in a suit.

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