Page 47 - Nyt

Trump admin tightens visa rules for Chinese Communist Party members

The new policy, which took immediate effect, limits the maximum duration of travel visas for party members and their families to one month, according to a State Department spokesman

White supremacy is a guy thing

Book review of Mediocre: The Dangerous Legacy of White Male America

A virus in a medical desert

Book review of FEVERS, FEUDS, AND DIAMONDS: Ebola and the Ravages of History

US election 2020: Biden wins Georgia recount as Trump setbacks mount

The Trump campaign asked Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger of Georgia, a Republican, for a full hand recount one week after Election Day

Mnuchin halts Fed's emergency lending programs, limiting Biden amid Covid

The Treasury Department asked the Federal Reserve to return unused funds, downsizing the next secretary's ability to restart the economic support

Apple halves App Store fee for smaller firms; move to hardly impact profit

App makers bridled at the 30 percent commission, which has drawn scrutiny from regulators looking into antitrust claims

Trump tax write-offs now included in two separate fraud investigations

Inquiries into the president and his businesses, one criminal and one civil, are now looking at tax deductions taken on consulting fees. Some of the payments appear to have gone to Ivanka Trump

US presidential elections: Trump targets Michigan to overturn results

In a brazen step, the president invited Republican state leaders in Michigan to the White House as he and his allies try to prevent the state from certifying Joe Biden's clear victory there

How Manish Arora went from being 'god' of fashion to failed businessman

Manish Arora was the breakout fashion star of India. Today, his business is in tatters, with a trail of debts. What happened?

Trump sought options to attack Iran's nuclear facilities last week

The president was held off by his advisers, who warned of a broader conflict

Last week, Donald Trump asked advisors about options for attacking Iran

The president was dissuaded from moving ahead with a strike by advisers who warned that it could escalate into a broader conflict in his last weeks in office

Trump admin pushes to sell Alaska oil leases before Biden can block it

The administration's announcement establishes a tight timeline for lease sales, with the earliest they could occur being on or about Jan. 17

Rahul Gandhi has nervous unformed quality about him: Obama in his new book

This is the first of two volumes, it starts early in his life, charting his initial political campaigns, and ends with a meeting in Kentucky where he is introduced to the SEAL team

Don't count too much on Covid-19 vaccine, warn Powell and Lagarde

On Monday, the pharmaceutical company Pfizer announced encouraging results from its vaccine trials, nudging stock markets toward new heights

Too close to call: What's left in states that will decide US poll results

Pennsylvania might seem out of reach for Biden, with the president holding an 11-point lead. But Trump is in quite a bit of danger here as well

When we might know US election results: After a long night, eyes on Day 2

With three new calls - Michigan and Wisconsin for Joseph R. Biden Jr., and Maine's Second Congressional District for President Trump - Mr. Biden has 253 confirmed electoral votes

America goes to polls to write final chapter of 2020 US Presidential race

Joe Biden appears to have leads in Michigan, Pennsylvania & Wisconsin

'I told you so': The one pollster who is sure Donald Trump is going to win

In 2016, its first time publicly releasing polls, Trafalgar was the firm whose state surveys most effectively presaged Mr. Trump's upset win

As US heads into election day, tensions and hostility play out in streets

Law enforcement authorities are increasingly worried; FBI probe underway

In the world of online hate

Book review of CULTURE WARLORDS: My Journey Into the Dark Web of White Supremacy