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Wally Adeyemo, the Deputy Treasury Secretary, to Visit Nigeria

The Biden administration is dispatching Wally Adeyemo, the deputy Treasury secretary, to Nigeria next week as it seeks to deepen economic ties with Africa and counter China’s influence on the continent.The visit comes...

Marking the Anniversary of Our Across the Country Series

As reporters, we go where the news is.That means we’re often showing up in cities and towns after the unimaginable has happened. Writing about places on their very worst days, after a shooting,...

Inside Los Angeles’s Fraught Redistricting Process

You may remember the explosive recording of Los Angeles City Council members that was leaked last year. The profanity-laced audio, in which L.A. leaders can be heard mocking people in racist terms, stunned...

Escaped Prisoner in Pennsylvania Is Seen 25 Miles From Previous Search Area

The fugitive who escaped Chester County Prison and has eluded authorities for a week and a half was seen on Saturday night in a part of the county miles from the area where...

Louisville to Pay $20 Million to Two Wrongly Convicted Men

Two Kentucky men who spent 22 years in jail for an unsolved 1992 murder they did not commit agreed this week to settle a civil rights case against Louisville for $20.5 million.In 2018,...

Lee Becomes a Category 5 Hurricane: Latest Models and Forecast

Hurricane Lee has grabbed the attention of forecasters and social media this week as the rapidly intensifying storm moves west across the open waters of the Atlantic.It is easy to look at a...

In the Gritty Tenderloin, Signs of Rebirth Emerge in Small Stretches

The notorious Tenderloin. It’s a symbol of so many problems afflicting San Francisco. Homelessness, drug overdoses, retail theft, general filth.But I have to admit, it’s one of my favorite neighborhoods in the city.The...

California Democrats Want Courts to Let Them Clear Homeless Camps

Five years ago in San Francisco, a federal appeals court upended homeless policy in California and across the West. In a 2018 ruling against the city of Boise, Idaho, the Court of Appeals...

What Happened at Burning Man

Thousands of attendees of the Burning Man festival in the Nevada desert were stranded over the weekend after heavy rain on Friday night led officials to close the road that leads in and...

Burning Man Updates: Attendees May Get to Leave on Monday

Clearing skies over northwestern Nevada on Monday may permit the mass exodus of thousands of people from the Burning Man festival, where they have been stranded for days after torrential rain swept the...

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AI development gold rush may see another chip shortage as China, US play supply chain tug-of-war, experts say

The world could face another chip shortage as companies and nations seek to lead the...

Shocking attacks at U.C. Berkeley exposes depths of antisemitism on campus, student says

Attacks against University of California, Berkeley, students wearing Israeli flags aren't being investigated as hate...

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Lahaina’s Historic Banyan Tree Is Scarred, but Standing

Amid the charred ruins of Lahaina, one of the historic town’s cherished landmarks is still standing:...

Ron DeSantis Looks to Regain His Footing. Here’s What Republican Strategists Say He Should Do Next.

The presidential campaign of Gov. Ron DeSantis is clearly in a downward spiral, whether measured by...