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Republicans Say Spending Is Fueling Inflation. The Fed Chair Disagrees.

Jerome Powell has said that snarled supply chains, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and shifts among American consumers are primarily behind rapid price growth.

Stocks were turbulent as investors weighed the Federal Reserve’s possible moves.

Analysis: Trump Inquiries Present a Stress Test for Justice in the U.S.

Attorney General Merrick Garland has sought to demonstrate that politics should not infect the justice system. Those efforts face a steep challenge.

Grand Jury Expected to Resume Hearing Trump Hush-Money Case on Monday

The Manhattan jury in the case against Donald Trump typically meets on a different matter on Thursdays and does not convene on Fridays.

The Manhattan district attorney fired back at House Republicans who have scrutinized his investigation of Donald Trump.

Israel’s Parliament Passes Law Making It Harder to Remove Prime Minister

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also said that he would intervene more directly to find a solution to a standoff over his plan to overhaul the judiciary.

Protesters with Israeli flags behind a row of police officers. A jet of water is being sprayed into the crowd.
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TikTok Chief Faces Scathing Questions From Both Parties in Congress

House lawmakers demanded accountability from Shou Chew, accusing TikTok of keeping ties to the Chinese government and having harmful effects on children.

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China said that it would “firmly oppose” a forced sale of TikTok.

Scenes From Today's TikTok Hearing
  1. Rep. Cathy Rodgers: “Your platform should be banned.”
    Reuters
  2. Shou Chew, the TikTok C.E.O., addressing protections for teenagers.
    Reuters
  3. Rep. John Sarbanes pushing back on TikTok's protections for teenagers.
    Reuters
  4. Rep. Kat Cammack playing a TikTok video allegedly threatening the committee chair.
  5. The threatening video is removed from TikTok during a break in the hearing.
  6. Mr. Chew declining to say how much of TikTok's revenues goes to Beijing.
    Reuters
  7. TikTok is still in the process of moving past user data to American servers.
    Reuters
  8. Mr. Chew responding to a question about China's treatment of Uyghurs.

Beijing’s opposition to a TikTok sale has narrowed Washington’s options to address concerns about the app.

Meet the lonely New York progressive who says TikTok is the victim of anti-China “hysteria.”

The Great Read

An Aspiring Cult Leader’s Paintings and the Nephew Obsessed With His Legacy

The strange, twisting tale of Bradford Boobis and the nephew who has spent 50 years trying to make his artworks public once again.

A tattered photo of four people: three men wearing suits and bow ties, and one woman wearing a dress. Above the man at top the word written “BRAD” is written in pen; below the woman, “MAMA.” There is a tear in the photo, cutting through the face of the man at top.

Science Museums Take Stock of 1.1 Billion Objects From Around the World

Natural history museums have joined forces to produce a global digital inventory of their prized collections, from pinned butterflies to dinosaur skulls.

Twelve colorful butterflies in various shades of blue, red, yellow and orange are neatly arranged in a grid of small white specimen boxes against a white background.
D. Finnin/American Museum of Natural History

See One Historic Turkish Street Before and After the Earthquakes

The Times flew a drone in Antakya’s Old City to show the places that were lost — among them, a barber shop, a 150-year-old church and kebab vendors.

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Ukrainian Tank Commanders Grow Impatient: ‘Give Me an Abrams!’

For now, they are holding on with inferior Soviet-era tanks, but relish the idea of taking on the Russians with modern Western equipment.

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BREAKING

Woman Who Stormed Pelosi’s Office on Jan. 6 Is Sentenced to Three Years

Prosecutors said that Riley June Williams had acted as an “accelerant” in the attack, leading those around her into former Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office.

Riley June Williams talking outside with her arms crossed, while wearing blue jeans, a sweater and a mask.
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Rare Coin, Minted by Brutus to Mark Caesar’s Death, Is Returned to Greece

The gold coin, which dates from 42 B.C. and is valued at $4.2 million, is thought to have been looted from a field near where an army loyal to Brutus camped.

A gold coin with two daggers pointing down and the Latin words “EID MAR.”
via Manhattan District Attorney’s office
Scott (second from left) and Jennifer Adams (far right) sold their house in West Chester, Pa., and moved to California to be closer to their children, including Matthew (far left) and Henry (second from right), who were attending school there.
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Swapping a Pennsylvania Family Home for a California Rental

Wanting to be closer to their children, a couple moved west, knowing they would have to make some compromises to live near Malibu. Here’s what they found.

Opinion
Charles M. Blow

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Trump Faces Prosecution. America Faces a Test.

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No, College Sports Aren’t a Job. They’re a National Treasure.

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Los Angeles School Workers Are on Strike, and Parents Say They Get It

Both parents and the striking school district employees are on the same side of the economic divide in one of the nation’s most expensive cities.

Canada Hits Record Population Growth Through Immigration

The country grew by over one million people last year, almost all newcomers. The federal government is pushing more immigration to plug labor shortages.

Is 70 M.P.H. the New 65? Legislators Say N.Y. Roads Are Just Too Slow.

A bill’s sponsor cites better cars and roads — and drivers accustomed to zipping along. But the data suggests raising the speed limit has fatal consequences.

A man in a gray jacket and jeans seated on an Ottoman.
Jarret Willis, a former real estate agent with Bespoke Real Estate, said he faced racial discrimination at the firm. Johnny Milano for The New York Times

Two Real Estate Agents Say Racism Was Part of the Culture at Brokerage

A real estate agent, who is white, is suing his former employer in part because he says he was fired for speaking up about the treatment of his Black colleague.

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Culture and Lifestyle
A cobblestone, covered walkway ends in an archway. In the background is a sprawling manor. The house is mostly white with brown trim.

This 835-Year-Old English Manor Needs Some Modern Love

Tim and Sue Soar have toiled for decades to maintain their estate and not go broke. They can’t take it much longer. But will it sell?

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The Silence Around Lamar Jackson Is a Loud Message From N.F.L. Owners

The former M.V.P. is content to bet on himself. Owners appear hesitant to meet the quarterback’s contract demands, our columnist writes.

How ‘Positionless’ Hockey Sparked a Generational Scoring Surge

N.H.L. teams are scoring on power plays at the highest rate in nearly 40 years. Our columnist traces the innovation that fueled the uptick.

Extreme Outfields Have Arrived in M.L.B. as Teams Skirt New Rules

Several clubs have experimented with a two-man outfield designed to take potential hits away from left-handed batters.

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These Wirecutter Picks Are All on Sale for Less Than $50

Our experts are constantly scouring the internet for great discounts. These are some of the very best deals we found this week.

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We Trekked Over 1,200 Miles to Find the Best Hiking Boots

Our top picks offer trustworthy traction, top-notch cushioning and the widest toe box of any boots we tested.

If You Still Prefer Wired Earbuds, These Are the Best

They sound superb, and unlike wireless earbuds, you’ll never need to charge them.

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