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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, 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 with 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, 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 with 609,650 print subscribers.
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How Fyodor Dostoyevsky predicted the 'true crime' craze
Dostoyevsky wrote about crime (in both his fiction and journalism) as a way to uncover the lapses and deficiencies
Heaven's Door: Bob Dylan launches his own brand of whiskey
Whiskey has been a decades-long thread throughout Dylan's music, going back to the early outtake 'Moonshiner' in 1963 to 'Copper Kettle' describe the distilling process in detail
 "Heaven's Door: Bob Dylan launches his own brand of whiskey")
The walls that Hillary built
Chasing Hillary is the best explanation so far of why that is. Ms Chozick describes Ms Clinton's press shop
Have GMOs really had an adverse impact on the health of its consumers?
It is not possible to prove a food is safe, only to say that no hazard has been shown to exist
 "Have GMOs really had an adverse impact on the health of its consumers?")
Mark Zuckerberg faces sceptical Capitol with panache
Zuckerberg's appearance, his first before Congress, turned into something of a pointed gripe session
 "Mark Zuckerberg faces sceptical Capitol with panache")
Europe's planned digital tax heightens tensions with US
The efforts are exacerbating the already heightened strain between the United States and Europe over a White House plan to impose stiff tariffs on most steel and aluminum imports
 "Europe's planned digital tax heightens tensions with US")
US President Donald Trump set to sign tariff plan but floats exemptions
Republicans and the financial markets, which sank over fears that across-the-board tariffs would incite retaliatory action that stunts the United States' economic growth
 "US President Donald Trump set to sign tariff plan but floats exemptions")
Shouldn't you be paid for your data?
It will become more valuable, potentially much more so, in the future
 "Shouldn't you be paid for your data?")
Qualcomm, moving to fend off Broadcom, raises bid for NXP to $44 Billion
Qualcomm would pay $127.50 for each NXP share, 16 percent more than originally proposed
 "Qualcomm, moving to fend off Broadcom, raises bid for NXP to $44 Billion")
Book review: The unfinished revolution of Ukraine's Maidan protesters
The Ukrainian Night seeks to portray the ideals that animated the Maidan protesters of 2013
On social media, lax enforcement lets impostor accounts thrive
Millions of accounts impersonating real people roam social media platforms, promoting commercial products and celebrities, attacking political candidates and sowing discord
 "On social media, lax enforcement lets impostor accounts thrive")
Why AI getting cheaper is good as well as bad news
It is like an endless cat-and-mouse game
 "Why AI getting cheaper is good as well as bad news")
Why artificial intelligence researchers at Google have desks next to boss
When Facebook created its own AI lab at its offices, it temporarily gave AI researchers desks next to the fish bowl of a conference room where founder Mark Zuckerberg holds his meetings
 "Why artificial intelligence researchers at Google have desks next to boss")
After Florida school shooting, Russian 'Bot' army pounced
Any news event - no matter how tragic - has become fodder to spread inflammatory messages in what is believed to be a far-reaching Russian disinformation campaign
 "After Florida school shooting, Russian 'Bot' army pounced")
In 'Brotopia,' Silicon Valley disrupts everything but the boys' club
How nerds became bros is one of the central stories in this book
 "In 'Brotopia,' Silicon Valley disrupts everything but the boys' club")
In China's coal country, 'war on pollution' brings blue skies, cold homes
China has long faced skepticism over its pledges to wage a "war on pollution" and end its unrestrained burning of coal
The era of fiscal austerity is over: What big deficits mean for US economy
In the long run, the United States risks two grave problems
 "The era of fiscal austerity is over: What big deficits mean for US economy")
Fizzy profits: Why it's no surprise that US stock market has turned nasty
After so many months of fizzy profits, a downturn was long overdue
 "Fizzy profits: Why it's no surprise that US stock market has turned nasty")
Facial recognition is accurate, but only if you are a white man
The results show how some of the biases in the real world can seep into artificial intelligence
 "Facial recognition is accurate, but only if you are a white man")
Uber's new CEO Khosrowshahi makes his mark with Waymo settlement
A Waymo lawsuit over autonomous car technology, in which it accused Uber of stealing trade secrets, was about to go to trial in a San Francisco courtroom
 "Uber's new CEO Khosrowshahi makes his mark with Waymo settlement")
