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Arizona's Food Stamp Shock: Benefit Cuts Become a Campaign Issue
A sweeping overhaul of America's safety net has stripped benefits from about half of Arizona's food stamp recipients, the steepest fall in the country.
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Middle East US strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island The US struck Iran's Qeshm Island on the eve of an election, with explosions heard there, the IRGC claiming… -
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Global UK adventurer's 28-year world trek British adventurer Karl Bushby, a 57-year-old former paratrooper, ended his 50,000km trek home from Chile on…
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EnergyAnalysis
Hormuz Disruption Cost LNG Market 45 Million Tonnes, Forum Says
GECF secretary general says most of the lost Middle East volumes were offset by North American and other supplies, avoiding a worse outcome.
IdeasAnalysis
America's Quiet Crisis: The Special Education Teacher Shortage
A half-century of unfilled classrooms is colliding with a fast-growing population of students with disabilities, NPR reports.
PoliticsAnalysis
America Votes: Midterms Test Trump's Grip on Congress
Democrats are projected to take the House, while the Senate hangs in the balance, with control of both chambers shaping Trump's second term.
PoliticsAnalysis
America Votes, the World Watches: Midterms and Their Global Reach
The New York Times is answering readers' questions on what the US midterm elections will mean beyond America's shores.
World AffairsAnalysis
A 28-Year Walk Ends in Hull: Karl Bushby's Long Road Home
The British adventurer completes a 50,000km unbroken route across the Americas, the Bering Strait and Europe, arriving at his mother's door.
PoliticsOpinion
Fuel Prices and the Ballot: Ritter on America's Midterm Mood
The commentator argues that rising petrol and diesel costs, not principle, will drive how Americans vote in the midterms.
IdeasAnalysis
Waititi Blames the Critics as Klara and the Sun Falters
The director calls reviewers obsolete after his Ishiguro adaptation opens to weak box-office returns and a sharp split between critics and audiences.
IdeasAnalysis
Backyards as Habitat: How Johns Creek Became a Wildlife Model
A teenager's two-year campaign turned a fast-growing Atlanta suburb into America's 60th certified community wildlife habitat, and the status has outlasted him.
PoliticsAnalysis
America's Midterms and the Shadow of Political Violence
Martin Wolf asks whether US democracy can emerge from the midterms stronger rather than more divided, as concerns over political violence mount.
TechnologyAnalysis
Astana's Balancing Act: Kazakhstan Bets on Power for an AI Future
Kazakhstan is courting American chips and Chinese commerce alike, hoping its electricity reserves can buy it a place in the AI economy.
PoliticsAnalysis
US Midterms: Trump's Rallying Cry
President insists Republicans have a chance at success despite health concerns
World AffairsAnalysis
Russian Detention: Hubbard's Story
American teacher recounts years in Russian prison after 2022 arrest
World AffairsAnalysis
Tensions Rise: Estonia's Kallas Critiques US Approach to Ukraine Diplomacy
The Estonian Prime Minister's sharp remarks highlight growing frustrations with American-led peace initiatives.
World AffairsAnalysis
High-Stakes Diplomacy: The Anticipated Meeting Between Witkoff and Putin
As geopolitical tensions rise, the potential dialogue between American businessman Witkoff and Russian President Putin could signal a pivotal moment in U.S.-Russia relations.
World AffairsAnalysis
The Political Fallout of Trump’s Remarks on Ilhan Omar and Somalia
Examining the implications of incendiary rhetoric in American politics and its impact on immigration discourse.
DiplomacyAnalysis
Zelensky's Diplomatic Maneuvering: A Call to Influence US Politics
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky seeks to solidify bipartisan support in Washington amid shifting political tides.
EconomicsAnalysis
Envisioning a Prosperous Europe: The American Diplomatic Mission
US officials underscore economic growth as a cornerstone of transatlantic relations amid global uncertainties.
World AffairsAnalysis
Iran's Defense Posture: A Cautionary Warning to the U.S.
The elevation of a new defense chief signals a potential shift in Iran's military strategy and rhetoric toward American provocations.
