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The New York Times (NYT) is an American daily newspaper. It covers domestic, national, and international news, and publishes opinion pieces, investigative reports, and reviews. As one of the longest-running newspapers in the United States, popularly known in New York as just 'The Grey Lady', it serves as one of the country's newspapers of record. As of 2023, the newspaper had 296,330 print subscribers, making it the second-largest newspaper by print circulation in the nation behind The Wall Street Journal which has 609,650 print subscribers.
The New York Times (NYT) is an American daily newspaper. It covers domestic, national, and international news, and publishes opinion pieces, investigative reports, and reviews. As one of the longest-running newspapers in the United States, popularly known in New York as just 'The Grey Lady', it serves as one of the country's newspapers of record. As of 2023, the newspaper had 296,330 print subscribers, making it the second-largest newspaper by print circulation in the nation behind The Wall Street Journal which has 609,650 print subscribers.
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'Quichotte' is Salman Rushdie's latest. But the act is getting old
That famous style has congealed in recent years; the flamboyance that once felt so free now seems strenuous and grating
 "'Quichotte' is Salman Rushdie's latest. But the act is getting old")
FTC finds YouTube in violation of child privacy norms, fines $200 million
The case could have significant repercussions for other popular platforms used by young children in the United States
 "FTC finds YouTube in violation of child privacy norms, fines $200 million")
5 new standout hotels in London
In the city's current hotel-opening boom times, here are five standouts
 "5 new standout hotels in London")
The man who 'orchestrated' Hong Kong protests & got into trouble with China
China's relentless campaign of vilification against Lai took a particularly nasty turn last week when his name was purged from genealogical records of his family across the border in southern China
 "The man who 'orchestrated' Hong Kong protests & got into trouble with China")
As tech giants fight fake news, a right wing publisher lands in trouble
Each day, in an office outside Phoenix, a team of young writers and editors curates reality
 "As tech giants fight fake news, a right wing publisher lands in trouble")
Facebook plans to hire team of editors to help curate your news stories
The Silicon Valley company said that journalists would help curate News Tab, a new section inside of the company's mobile application that will surface the most recent and relevant stories for readers
 "Facebook plans to hire team of editors to help curate your news stories")
Facebook's tool will allow users to see which apps, websites tracked them
The introduction of the new tool is Facebook's latest response to criticism over how it safeguards users' privacy
 "Facebook's tool will allow users to see which apps, websites tracked them")
Is your sleep cycle out of sync? It may be genetic, say researchers
Sleep patterns often run in families, and researchers have been identifying genes that influence them
 "Is your sleep cycle out of sync? It may be genetic, say researchers")
A bus journey to a time before Abba
Since 2001, the gigs by BAO do not cater to the "Mamma Mia!" constituency
 "A bus journey to a time before Abba")
How a teeny-weeny, six inches tall, chef became a great big star
As she adjusted the props, pulling clay and small pieces of felt from her tool kit - a clear, CVS-brand pill box - the chef became exponentially cuter and more expressive
 "How a teeny-weeny, six inches tall, chef became a great big star")
Defusing the idea of Us vs Them
This looks to be the perfect moment for Mr King's resolutely humane book, even if the United States of the early 20th century isn't quite the perfect mirror
 "Defusing the idea of Us vs Them")
Woodstock: The birthplace of festival fashion
Once upon a time, Woodstock wasn't a commercial opportunity, it was a statement of identity
 "Woodstock: The birthplace of festival fashion")
Why pop culture can't get enough of criminal-cult leader Charles Manson
What is the big deal about the Manson family?
 "Why pop culture can't get enough of criminal-cult leader Charles Manson")
How weightlifting changes the brain
The study finds that weight training, accomplished in rodents with ladders and tiny, taped-on weights, can reduce or even reverse aspects of age-related memory loss
 "How weightlifting changes the brain")
Silicon Valley's subsidised fortunes
Book review of THE CODE: Silicon Valley and the Remaking of America
 "Silicon Valley's subsidised fortunes")
The great push that jaunty music can give your high-intensity workout
High-intensity interval workouts are quite popular at the moment
 "The great push that jaunty music can give your high-intensity workout")
How the travel industry is sensitising staff to cater to autistic tourists
The growing frequency of autism diagnoses and the gap in travel services for those dealing with autism created an overlooked market
 "How the travel industry is sensitising staff to cater to autistic tourists")
When will we finally learn we cannot predict people's character from face?
Facial recognition programs are being piloted to monitor students' emotions
 "When will we finally learn we cannot predict people's character from face?")
Cannabis customs
This is a friendly book, the one to give to your cousin who is about to visit her first dispensary on a 'weedcation'
 "Cannabis customs")
IBM $34-billion bet can help it catch up with Amazon and Microsoft
IBM has tried multiple ways to stay relevant in the technology world. But it has often been outgunned by rivals like Amazon and Microsoft
 "IBM $34-billion bet can help it catch up with Amazon and Microsoft")