Dzień: 2024-01-28

Haley’s Dilemma: How to Diminish Trump Without Alienating Republican Voters

On “Meet the Press,” Nikki Haley said she trusted a jury’s judgment in Donald Trump’s sex-assault defamation case, while she tries to peel away the former president’s supporters.

Pelosi Wants F.B.I. to Investigate Pro-Palestinian Protesters

The former House speaker suggested without offering evidence that some protesters calling for a cease-fire in Gaza had financial ties to Russia and Vladimir V. Putin.

The NYPD Pulled Over Yusef Salaam. Now Both Are Under Fire.

Yusef Salaam, one of the Central Park Five, said the officer who stopped him should have explained why. Some officials said Mr. Salaam had used his position to avoid a ticket.

Finland Votes for President

Voting took place as the alliance’s newest member grapples with concerns about potential aggression from its neighbor Russia.

$83 Million Verdict Renews Spotlight on Trump’s Finances

The judgment for E. Jean Carroll, and another potentially much larger one on the horizon, could compel the former president to sell some of his assets.

On Donald Trump, E. Jean Carroll and the Limits of Libel Law

Incentives to serve up lies for politics or profit are so strong that libel damage awards and settlements may not meaningfully change behaviors.

At the Defense Table, Trump Uses the Courtroom as a Stage

In two civil trials, the former president has showcased his disdain for the legal system and provided a preview of how he might handle himself when any of his four criminal cases go to trial.

Why Millennials Are Declaring Themselves Obsolete

The largest living generation in America peers into the abyss of middle age. Are we really worried, or is it just a shtick?

A.I. Is Endangering Our History

In our focus on protecting the present and future from A.I., we have forgotten about the urgent need to protect the past.

Nikki Haley Isn’t Going Anywhere

The brightness of Haley’s past few days underscores the darkness of Trump’s.

E. Jean Carroll Promises to ‘Do Something Good’ With Trump Trial Money

The writer was awarded $83.3 million for his defamation. Now, she will have to figure out how to use it.

Tania Tetlow Is Fordham University’s First Woman President

Tania Tetlow is the first woman and layperson to lead the Jesuit university in its 182-year history. It’s not the first time she’s done this.

Haley Hits Trump on Border and His ‘Rants,’ Saying ‘He Feels Threatened’

Nikki Haley, coming off losses in Iowa and New Hampshire, also said she needed to “show momentum” in South Carolina’s Feb. 24 primary, but stopped short of saying she needed to win her home state.