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politics

Menendez Says $480K Stashed at Home Was for Emergencies

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The Democratic senator says he won’t resign after last week’s indictment, which accused him of outlandish levels of corruption.

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Second Republican Debate: Who’s In, Who’s Out, Who’s Boycotting

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Six of the eight Milwaukee debaters will return, but two are on the fence. Once again, Trump plans to skip the debate and offer counterprogramming.

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tremendous content

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A list of alleged slights and rude behavior that may hamper DeSantis 2024, from sloppy pudding eating to (possibly) kicking Tucker Carlson’s dog.

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early and often

The Issue That’s a Bigger Problem for Biden Than His Age

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Recent polls show a lot of voters look back on the Trump years as a time of relative prosperity and aren’t sold on Bidenomics.

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early and often

Trump Has a Real Problem With Wounded Vets

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General Mark Milley is but the latest to allege that Trump, as president, wanted injured service members hidden from view.

11:30 a.m.

covid-19

How to Order More Free Home COVID-19 Tests From the Government

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U.S. residents can once again order four free tests, as the Biden administration has restarted the program.

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politics

The 5 Most Jaw-Dropping Allegations in the Bob Menendez Indictment

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Menendez has already rescinded his position as Senate Foreign Relations chair amid allegations that he took gold bars and wads of cash as bribes.

9:00 a.m.

uaw strike

What Trump Gets Wrong (and Right) About the UAW Strike

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The EV transition threatens to hurt unionized autoworkers. But Biden’s policies aren’t to blame.

8:00 a.m.

tomorrow

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He insists the artificial intelligence he is creating could destroy civilization even as he hastens its advancement. Do we know enough about him?

6:01 a.m.

stop the presses

Masthead Gladiators at the New York Times

By Shawn McCreesh

Adam Nagourney’s new book chronicles the last 50 years of epic ego battles at the paper where he works.

5:45 a.m.

exhibit a

Biden Needs to Talk About the Trump Prosecutions Before It’s Too Late

By Ankush Khardori

And Hunter’s own indictment gives him more credibility to defend the rule of law.

9/24/2023

on with kara swisher

Is the Doomed Biden Talk Just Talk?

By Intelligencer Staff

Kara Swisher talks with Franklin Foer, Jen Psaki, Astead Herndon, and Alex Thompson about all the angst over the president’s recent troubles.

9/24/2023

religion

The Dark Side of Courtship

By Sarah Jones

Shannon and Joshua Harris’s relationship was held up as a model for millions of Evangelicals. Now, she’s reclaiming her story.

9/23/2023

screen time

The AI Chatbot Assistants Are Here. Do We Actually Want Them?

By John Herrman

Sometimes I just want to use my computer, not tell it what to do.

9/23/2023

the discourse

Cancel Culture Grows Up

By Ryu Spaeth

Have we figured out how to separate the repugnant from the merely unlucky?

9/22/2023

the inside game

The Strike From Hell for ‘Union Joe’

By Gabriel Debenedetti

The UAW doesn’t want his help, but he will need theirs against Trump, who sees an opportunity.

9/22/2023

the national interest

Let’s Compare How Trump and Biden Treat Indicted Crooks on Their Own Side

By Jonathan Chait

Republicans won’t admit it, but Biden is respecting DOJ independence.

9/22/2023

just checking in

So What Is Rudy Giuliani Up to These Days?

By Margaret Hartmann

Trump’s former attorney has been keeping busy by making weird videos, fighting with civilians, and battling a staggering number of legal cases.

9/22/2023

politics

Lauren Boebert Can’t Shake the Beetlejuice Debacle

By Matt Stieb

Like the musical’s title character, the story of Boebert’s act of vaping and groping in public just won’t die.

9/22/2023

early and often

Democrats Set High Price for Helping McCarthy Avoid a Shutdown

By Ed Kilgore

McCarthy may need Democrat votes to avert a shutdown and save his Speakership. But getting them will mean abandoning the Biden impeachment inquiry.

9/22/2023

politics

McCormick Runs for Senate in PA, State He Sometimes Visits

By Nia Prater

The former hedge-fund CEO is challenging Democratic senator Bob Casey after losing to Dr. Oz in a primary last year.

9/22/2023

the approval matrix

The Sun Sets on WFH

Our guide to what’s highbrow, lowbrow, brilliant, and despicable.

9/22/2023

the money game

How the Fed Caught Wall Street Off Guard by Doing Just What Everyone Expected

By Kevin T. Dugan

The central bank did nothing at its much-watched meeting. Chaos ensued.

9/22/2023

court appearances

Introducing Court Appearances: USA v. SBF

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A newsletter covering the trial of Sam Bankman-Fried, exclusively for New York subscribers.

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