One is a veteran TV executive. The other emerged from the world of digital media. Both are now chief executives of major public media organizations… Read More »NPR and PBS to Face Tough Questions in Congress Hearing: Live Updates
No Kumbaya Moment President Trump has opened a new front in his attack on Big Law. On Tuesday, he signed an executive order that targeted… Read More »Big Law Splinters Under a Trump Onslaught
International tourists detained at U.S. borders. Steep tariffs imposed on trade partners. Threats against longtime allies. The onslaught of contested policies and language by the… Read More »Foreign Travelers Are Rethinking Travel to the U.S.
President Trump’s executive order attacking Paul Weiss and severely restricting that law firm’s ability to represent its clients was widely seen by lawyers as a… Read More »At Paul Weiss, Panic, Poachers and a Fight for the Bottom Line
“Making It Work” is a series about small-business owners striving to endure hard times. Bird flu outbreaks that wiped out about 15 percent of the… Read More »How Small Restaurants Are Dealing With Record Egg Prices
In India’s most advanced cities, American companies are racing to set up more and bigger offshore campuses: fully staffed offices with high-skilled Indian professionals, performing… Read More »India Is on a Hiring Binge That Trump’s Tariffs Can’t Stop
The call of a conch shell roused the dolphin hunters from their beds. Under moonlight, the six men shuffled to the village church. There a… Read More »Why These Islanders Hunt Dolphins
The Trump administration on Tuesday added 80 companies and organizations to a list of companies that are barred from buying American technology and other exports… Read More »U.S. Adds Export Restrictions to More Chinese Tech Firms Over Security Concerns
Americans are increasingly anxious about their jobs and finances as the Trump administration’s trade policies and government cutbacks stoke concern about the economy. Consumer confidence… Read More »Trump Trade Policies and Federal Cuts Shake Consumer Confidence
Frank Bisignano, the Wall Street veteran being considered to lead the Social Security Administration, will go before the Senate on Tuesday morning, where lawmakers will… Read More »Frank Bisignano, Trump’s Pick to Lead Social Security Administration, Faces Senators
Jeffrey Goldberg may be one of the last journalists the Trump administration would want to inadvertently include on a private text thread discussing war plans.… Read More »Who Is Jeffrey Goldberg? – The New York Times
In an emotional advertisement running on Facebook and Instagram over the past month, a young woman, Katie, talks about being diagnosed with an illness that… Read More »TikTok Ads Portray App as Force for Good as US Ban Looms
World Liberty Financial, the cryptocurrency company started by Donald J. Trump and his sons, announced on Tuesday that it was planning to sell a digital… Read More »Trump’s Crypto Venture Introduces a Stablecoin
Chaos surrounded us. Informal porters rolling luggage carts zigzagged between cars. Commuters spilled from the bus terminal onto the sidewalk, where they sat on suitcases… Read More »A Journey on South Africa’s Blue Train
There are few customers Conor Proft appreciates more than people who eat alone. A bartender at the Italian restaurant Fausto, in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, he… Read More »Why Is Dining Alone So Difficult?
PBS is practicing answers with lawyers. NPR executives are preparing to monitor the fallout. Members of Congress are promoting the star witnesses — the leaders… Read More »PBS and NPR prepare for a showdown with Congress.
China has released five employees of an American corporate investigations firm, the Mintz Group, two years after they were detained as part of a crackdown… Read More »China Releases Mintz Employees After 2-Year Detention
Increased federal spending in recent years has helped to improve U.S. ports, roads, parks, public transit and levees, according to a report released on Tuesday… Read More »U.S. Infrastructure Improves, but Cuts May Imperil Progress, Report Says
Han Jong-Hee, the co-chief executive of Samsung Electronics and a nearly four-decade veteran of the South Korean consumer technology giant, died on Tuesday. Mr. Han,… Read More »Samsung Electronics Executive Han Jong-Hee Dies at 63
For most of the last three years, the most clever, artful and progressive act in K-pop has been NewJeans, a five-member girl group — Danielle,… Read More »NewJeans Had Planned a Rebirth. The Performance Ended in Tears.
When the Wall Street veteran Frank Bisignano goes before Congress on Tuesday as President Trump’s pick to lead the Social Security Administration, he will confront… Read More »Social Security, Buffeted by Turmoil, Awaits a New Leader
One of President Trump’s former campaign managers, Chris LaCivita, on Monday filed a defamation lawsuit against The Daily Beast over its reporting on how much… Read More »Trump Campaign Aide Chris LaCivita Sues The Daily Beast for Defamation
President Trump said on Monday that he would crack down on countries that bought Venezuela’s oil by imposing tariffs on goods those nations sent into… Read More »Trump Threatens Tariffs Against Countries That Buy Venezuelan Oil
Hyundai Motor, a South Korean conglomerate known for its automobiles, will invest $21 billion to expand manufacturing in the United States in what President Trump… Read More »Hyundai to Invest $21 Billion in US in Bid to Avoid Trump’s Tariffs
When the biotech company Humacyte designed a study to see if its lab-grown blood vessel worked, it decided to measure whether blood was flowing freely… Read More »FDA-Approved Artificial Blood Vessel Stirs Concerns
Surprisingly, Mr. Ewing, who joined The Times in 2010 as a European economics reporter based in Frankfurt, doesn’t consider himself much of a car enthusiast.… Read More »A Car Reporter on Elon Musk and Tesla
Before the election, Toyota Motor and other Japanese automakers thought a second Trump administration could be good for them. President Trump had campaigned on dismantling… Read More »Trump’s Car Tariffs Worry Toyota and Japan’s Automakers
Ahead of President Trump’s next big trade move, his administration invited companies to weigh in on the economic barriers they faced abroad. The list of… Read More »US Exporters Vie to Shape Trump’s Reciprocal Tariffs Ahead of April 2
Within the Trump administration’s Defense Department, Elon Musk’s SpaceX rocketry is being trumpeted as the nifty new way the Pentagon could move military cargo rapidly… Read More »Musk’s SpaceX Could Secure Billions in New Contracts Under Trump
The president’s clash with some of the nation’s biggest law firms appears to be far from over, potentially splintering the legal community even further.