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FAA Audit of Boeing’s 737 Max Production Found Dozens of Issues
WASHINGTON — A six-week audit by the Federal Aviation Administration of Boeing’s production of the 737 Max jet found dozens of problems throughout the manufacturing process at the plane maker and one of its key suppliers, according to a slide presentation reviewed by The New York Times.
House to Move Ahead With Bill Targeting TikTok as Trump Flips to Oppose It
WASHINGTON — House Republican leaders are moving this week to pass legislation that would force the Chinese owners of TikTok to sell the platform or face being banned in the United States, even after former President Donald Trump came out against targeting the popular social media app he once vowed to ban.
How the AI That Drives ChatGPT Will Move Into the Physical World
EMERYVILLE, Calif. — Companies such as OpenAI and Midjourney build chatbots, image generators and other artificial intelligence tools that operate in the digital world. Now, a startup founded by three former OpenAI researchers is using the technology development methods behind chatbots to build AI technology that can navigate the physical world.
With Pride and Hope, Ukraine Celebrates Oscar Win for Mariupol Documentary
KYIV, Ukraine — Streets and squares are being changed from Ukrainian names to those from the Soviet era. Only Russian passport holders will have access to health care and social services. Teachers have been forced to switch to Russian curriculums.
Biden’s Budget Underscores Divide With Republicans and Trump
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Monday proposed a $7.3 trillion budget packed with tax increases on corporations and high earners, new spending on social programs and a wide range of efforts to combat high consumer costs like housing and college tuition.
Wyoming Banned Abortion. She Opened an Abortion Clinic Anyway.
CASPER, Wyo. — It was not such an implausible idea, back in 2020, when a philanthropist emailed Julie Burkhart to ask if she would consider opening an abortion clinic in Wyoming, one of the nation’s most conservative states and the one that had twice given Donald Trump his biggest margin of victory.
Elon Musk Has a Giant Charity. Its Money Stays Close to Home.
BOCA CHICA, Texas — Before March 2021, Elon Musk’s charitable foundation had never announced any donations to Cameron County, an impoverished region at the southern tip of Texas that is home to his SpaceX launch site and local officials who help regulate it.
Does Hydrogen Water Live Up to the Hype?
Q: I keep seeing ads for hydrogen-infused water. Can these products do anything for my health?. One woman on TikTok said that it had cured her sore throat and fever. Another wrote that it can help you lose weight, increase energy and strengthen your immune system.
Chinese Join Influx From Southern Border to New York
NEW YORK — When busloads of migrants from Venezuela and Latin America started turning up on New York City streets in 2022, it spurred a crisis that has overwhelmed city shelters and incited protests over immigration policies.
Senate Clears $460 Billion Bill to Avert Partial Shutdown, Sending It to Biden
WASHINGTON — The Senate gave final approval Friday to a $460 billion spending bill to fund about half the federal government through the fall, sending the legislation to President Joe Biden’s desk with just hours to spare to avert a partial shutdown.
Biden Portrays Next Phase of Economic Agenda as Middle-Class Lifeline
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden used his State of the Union speech Thursday to remind Americans of his efforts to steer the nation’s economy out of a pandemic recession and to lay the groundwork for a second term focused on making the economy more equitable by raising taxes on companies and the wealthy while taking steps to reduce costs for the middle class.
Biden Focuses Speech on Defending Democracy, the Economy and the Border
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden used his State of the Union address on Thursday to launch a series of fiery attacks against former President Donald Trump, a competitor whom he did not mention by name but labeled as a dire threat to American democracy and stability in the world.
National Guard in the Subway? New Yorkers Have Their Doubts.
NEW YORK — The day after New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a plan to deploy National Guard soldiers and State Police troopers in the New York City subway system, commuters expressed mixed feelings about whether the extra vigilance would make them feel any safer.
Mutual Frustrations Arise in U.S.-Ukraine Alliance
WASHINGTON — More than two years into their wartime alliance, the bond between the United States and Ukraine is showing signs of wear and tear, giving way to mutual frustration and a feeling that the relationship might be stuck in a bit of a rut.
Voyager 1, First Craft in Interstellar Space, May Have Gone Dark
When Voyager 1 launched in 1977, scientists hoped it could do what it was built to do and take up-close images of Jupiter and Saturn. It did that — and much more. Voyager 1 discovered active volcanoes, moons and planetary rings, proving along the way that Earth and all of humanity could be squished into a single pixel in a photograph, a “pale blue dot,” as astronomer Carl Sagan called it. It stretched a four-year mission into the present day, embarking on the deepest journey ever into space.
Biden Preps for the State of the Union Speech and Rowdy Republicans
WASHINGTON — Fueled by throat-soothing tea, guided by teleprompters and surrounded by six aides and one historian, President Joe Biden spent hours at Camp David last weekend honing a State of the Union speech that will be watched by one of his biggest audiences before the November election.
15 States Vote in Contests to Set the Stage for November
Millions of Americans in 15 states and one territory headed to the polls on Super Tuesday for contests that will set the stage for November’s pivotal elections. President Joe Biden, who has no major opponents for the Democratic nomination, notched Tuesday’s first victory in Iowa, where the results of caucuses that had been conducted entirely by mail came shortly before 6 p.m. Eastern time.
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