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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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Apple cracks down on apps that fight iPhone addiction among children
Apple forced companies to remove features that allowed parents to control their children's devices or that blocked children's access to certain apps and adult content
 "Apple cracks down on apps that fight iPhone addiction among children")
GM sacks Indian auto engineer who helped expose Volkswagen's diesel fraud
Hemanth Kappanna's research helped plunge Volkswagen into a scandal that continues to plague it. In February, he got two months' pay and a one-way ticket to India
 "GM sacks Indian auto engineer who helped expose Volkswagen's diesel fraud")
Europe's 'golden age'
European leaders should read The Global Age to be reminded of the incredible progress of the last 70 years
 "Europe's 'golden age'")
How do you save a million people from a cyclone? Odisha has the answer
Cyclone Fani slammed into Odisha on Friday morning with the force of a major hurricane, packing 120 mile per hour winds
 "How do you save a million people from a cyclone? Odisha has the answer")
It's important to vacuum your home regularly if you suffer from allergies
People can get asthma from allergies and that can be very dangerous if it's left untreated
 "It's important to vacuum your home regularly if you suffer from allergies")
How maple syrup could change with the climate
Climate change is already making things more volatile for syrup producers
 "How maple syrup could change with the climate")
Childhood infections increase chances of eating disorder in girls: Study
The researchers recorded all prescriptions that were filled for antibiotics and other anti-infective medications, as well as hospitalisations for infection, through 2012
 "Childhood infections increase chances of eating disorder in girls: Study")
Jack Dorsey is Silicon Valley's Gwyneth Paltrow
s Twitter's head, he spends his days navigating issues around free speech for white supremacists, online abuse and spread of terrorist propaganda, all while facing a deluge of criticism from everyone
 "Jack Dorsey is Silicon Valley's Gwyneth Paltrow")
How Khosrowshahi is grappling with Uber's past to execute a drama-free IPO
All IPOs are by nature unpredictable, but with Uber the possible outcomes seem especially extreme
 "How Khosrowshahi is grappling with Uber's past to execute a drama-free IPO")
Which tech company is Uber most like? Its answer may surprise you
Is it Lyft, its rival North American ride-hailing firm? Nope. How about Didi Chuxing, Uber's equivalent in China? Nah. It's Amazon, the e-commerce giant
 "Which tech company is Uber most like? Its answer may surprise you")
The elliptical Mueller report
The Mueller report is hardly pleasurable to read, on textual as well as emotional grounds. It is ill-making about the amorality of an administration
 "The elliptical Mueller report")
Ageism: A 'prevalent and insidious' health threat
"It affects not only individuals, but how we think about policies"
 "Ageism: A 'prevalent and insidious' health threat")
Scientists create speech from brain signals
The new system deciphers the brain's motor commands, guiding vocal movement during speech
 "Scientists create speech from brain signals")
Can monetary policy work in outer space? US Fed's comic book holds a clue
In the comic book world, though, the Fed is no Wonder Woman
 "Can monetary policy work in outer space? US Fed's comic book holds a clue")
Why China's bicycle 'unicorns' deserted millions of bikes on the streets
Bike-sharing start-ups brought prosperity to Wangqingtuo. Now residents are dealing with the mess they left behind.
 "Why China's bicycle 'unicorns' deserted millions of bikes on the streets")
Paris is getting a new contemporary art museum: Here's a sneak peek
It will be Paris's second billionaire-funded art space after the Fondation Louis Vuitton
 "Paris is getting a new contemporary art museum: Here's a sneak peek")
Putting aside your mobile phone could help you live healthier and longer
Smartphones and apps are designed to trigger dopamine's release, making it harder to put down devices
 "Putting aside your mobile phone could help you live healthier and longer")
This genetic mutation makes people feel full - all the time
The study of the appetite-dulling mutation was led by Dr. Sadaf Farooqi, professor of metabolism and medicine at the University of Cambridge, and Nick Wareham, an epidemiologist at the university
 "This genetic mutation makes people feel full - all the time")
Out of cash and desperate: Jet Airways may stop flying
Jet Airways had grounded dozens of aircraft over the past few weeks as its finances deteriorated
 "Out of cash and desperate: Jet Airways may stop flying")
A problem called Israel
The heart of The Lions' Den is a series of individual portraits of iconic, midcentury left-wing thinkers who wrote extensively on the idea and reality of Jewish statehood
 "A problem called Israel")