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A Times Headline About Trump Stoked Anger. A Top Editor Explains.
A deputy managing editor addresses a front-page headline about President Trump that readers criticized for lacking important context.
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CreditFrancois Guillot/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images What Toni Morrison’s Words Meant to Readers
For many of you, her characters, settings and words have had a lasting impact.
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How Do We Say ‘Have a Good Night’? Let Us Count the Ways
Our Evening Briefing writer tailors each of her signoffs to a lighthearted news item of the day.
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CreditStephen Hiltner/The New York Times We Want to Hear From You
Do you have a story idea, a question for our newsroom or feedback on our coverage? Please let us know.
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Credit Notes From Three Months With Young Climate Activists
Astead W. Herndon, a politics reporter, answered questions on Reddit about his reporting on the Sunrise Movement’s Democratic pressure campaign.
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Credit Skateboarders and a Security Guard. A Tragic Injury. How to Cover It?
What took shape was a story about a culture and the gray area between sport and society in which it flourished.
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Credit Trying to Understand the Daily Strain a Deportation Puts on a Family
After Fanny’s mother was deported, I spent hours with her in everyday moments: homework, makeup, color guard. She was a normal teenager, despite extraordinary stress.
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Credit A Scoop About Neil Armstrong Arrived in a Plain Brown Envelope
What happens when The Times gets documents by snail mail with what looks like an important story? First, you have to make sure they’re authentic.
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Credit If These Walls Could Talk: A War Correspondent Revisits a Hotel of Ghosts
The Liwan — where journalists such as Anthony Shadid often stayed — once hummed with Syria’s hopes and fears.
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Credit Can a Middle-Class Family Earn $200,000? Yes, Our Editor Explains
The business and economics editor for Opinion gives insight into how families were chosen for a feature about America’s middle class.
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Credit The Times’s Travel Desk Takes a Step to Offset Its Contribution to Climate Change
Our Travel editor says the desk will buy carbon offsets in an effort to acknowledge and address the environmental impact of its coverage. “It’s a start,” she writes.
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Credit Why The Times Published a Photo of Drowned Migrants
We asked top editors about the decision-making process: “These are not easy images to use.”
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Credit Our Top Editor Revisits How We Handled E. Jean Carroll’s Allegations Against Trump
Dean Baquet, our executive editor, says “we were overly cautious” in our handling of a prominent writer’s allegations against the president.
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Credit It’s Easy for Leaders to Make Promises After Disasters. But What Happens Next?
Our international editor introduces Promises Made, a new series that investigates whether those in power did what they said they would.
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Credit How We Fact-Check in an Age of Misinformation
On the eve of another round of presidential debates, it’s not just the candidates and the incumbent that The Times is scrutinizing.
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Credit How The Times Decides What to Investigate
Rebecca Corbett and Dean Murphy, who lead our investigations team, answer questions about how they decide which projects to pursue, where they get tips and whether their jobs are as thrilling as the movies make them out to be.
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Credit How to Make a Times Crossword Puzzle
The New York Times crossword editors reveal their process for evaluating and editing a puzzle submission.
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Credit Why We Cover High Fashion
The Times’s fashion director and chief fashion critic reflects on what makes haute couture relevant.
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Credit A Times Arts Critic Reviews His Own Role
How we call the hits — and limit our misses — on the culture beat.
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Credit Readers Around the World Look at Mass Shootings in the U.S. and Ask, Why Are You Surprised?
Readers living outside the United States reacted to this weekend’s mass killings in El Paso and Dayton, Ohio, with a sense of gloom.
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Credit Fortnite Fortunes and Freakouts: Parents Grapple With an Obsession
Fortnite, the widely popular video game, can lead to big financial wins for teenagers. But Times readers say its use also has parents struggling over when to say enough.
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Credit Late Ambulances, Leaking Roofs: Puerto Ricans on Why They Rose Up
As thousands protested in the streets, calling for the resignation of Gov. Ricardo A. Rosselló, Puerto Rican readers told us about the economic conditions fueling their anger at his leadership.
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After President Trump attacked four congresswomen of color on Twitter, suggesting they "go back" to the places they came from, readers shared experiences of being told the same thing.
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Credit ‘A Bundle of Action’ and ‘Just the Right Amount of Scary’: Kids Review ‘Toy Story 4’
Young moviegoers weigh in on the much-anticipated Pixar sequel.
