As Dollar Stores Proliferate, Some Communities Say No
More than 70 proposed dollar stores have been rejected since 2019, a report shows. It’s a small number compared with those that opened but evidence of opposition to the industry.
Netanyahu’s Grip Loosens Amid Israel Turmoil
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised stability, but two months into his new tenure, Israeli divisions have deepened, West Bank violence has escalated and splits have emerged in his coalition.
Jupiter and Venus, SpaceX and Relativity: March Space News
New rockets could launch from Japan and the United States during the month, and spring will officially bloom in space.
100 gecs Shook the Underground. Can the Duo Explode … With Rock Music?
Laura Les and Dylan Brady’s debut spurred a subgenre called hyperpop and earned them a major-label deal. Swerving again, they’re returning with a different sound on “10,000 gecs.”
How Liberal Campuses Are Pushing Freethinking Students to the Right
No longer moderating influences, universities have become breeding grounds for conservative firebrands.
We’ve Been Talking About the Lab-Leak Hypothesis All Wrong
When are we going to get more serious about the highest-security labs?
On Ukraine, Biden Outshines Macron, Scholz — and DeSantis
Now we need to help Kyiv win decisively in 2023.
A Threat to Abortion Pills. Plus, the U.S. Shares Secrets.
A lawsuit could force the F.D.A. to revoke its approval of the two main drugs used for medication abortion in the United States.
After Santos’s Résumé Unraveled, a Reporter Asks, ‘Now What?’
After two New York Times reporters published an explosive investigation into Representative George Santos’s past, more revelations have come to light.