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  1. Federal Inquiry Traced Payments From Gaetz to Women

    A document prepared by federal investigators bolsters claims by women who say they were hired for sex by Matt Gaetz, President-elect Donald J. Trump’s choice for attorney general, who denies wrongdoing.

     By Michael S. Schmidt

    The Justice Department declined to charge former Representative Matt Gaetz with a crime after its investigation, and the related documents have remained secret.
    The Justice Department declined to charge former Representative Matt Gaetz with a crime after its investigation, and the related documents have remained secret.
    CreditKenny Holston/The New York Times

  2. Is the Northeast Entering Its Wildfire Era?

    The New York region is unlikely to ever have as many brush fires as out West. But residents need to be ready for more droughts.

     By Hilary Howard

    The Jennings Creek wildfire, along a mountainous border between New York and New Jersey, has been burning for 12 days. The 5,300-acre blaze is now mostly contained.
    The Jennings Creek wildfire, along a mountainous border between New York and New Jersey, has been burning for 12 days. The 5,300-acre blaze is now mostly contained.
    CreditDakota Santiago for The New York Times

  1. ‘Wicked’ Fans Singing in Movie Theaters Are Anything but Popular

    Some fans who have attended early screenings of the film adaptation of the hit Broadway musical have treated it as a singalong. Not everyone is thrilled.

    By Remy Tumin and Sara Ruberg

    Page A1

  2. Grieving Parents Ask: Should They Freeze Their Dead Son’s Sperm?

    In Israel, the military is now offering to preserve the sperm of soldiers killed in war. Parents and widows are struggling with the decision.

    By Emma Goldberg

    Page A1

  3. House Republicans Block Release of Ethics Report on Gaetz

    By Annie Karni, Robert Draper and Maya C. Miller

    Page A16

  4. Johnson Says He Will Bar Transgender Women From Capitol Bathrooms

    By Annie Karni

  5. The Hypebeasts Take Las Vegas

    By Jacob Gallagher and Gabriella Angotti-Jones

    Page D2

  6. World Leaders Seek Stability With China as Biden Exits the Stage

    By Michael D. Shear and Chris Buckley

    Page A6

  7. Bad Air Chokes the Life Out of a Vibrant Pakistani City

    By Zia ur-Rehman and Betsy Joles

    Page A4

  8. Medicaid May Face Big Cuts and Work Requirements

    By Sarah Kliff and Noah Weiland

    Page A18

  9. Trump Chooses Longtime Ally Linda McMahon to Run Education Dept.

    By Zach Montague and Ana Swanson

    Page A17

  10. Asheville Gets Drinkable Tap Water Back, 53 Days After Hurricane Helene

    By Eduardo Medina

    Page A18

  11. The Reintroduction of Daniel Craig

    By Kyle Buchanan and Thea Traff

    Page C1

  12. Alec Baldwin’s ‘Rust,’ Marked by Tragedy, Holds Premiere in Poland

    By Alex Marshall and Julia Jacobs

    Page C1

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International

  1. Bad Air Chokes the Life Out of a Vibrant Pakistani City

    By Zia ur-Rehman and Betsy Joles

    Page A4

  2. Magicians Mount Search for Woman Behind Decades-Old Deception

    By Amelia Nierenberg

    Page A4

  3. World Leaders Seek Stability With China as Biden Exits the Stage

    By Michael D. Shear and Chris Buckley

    Page A6

National

  1. Why Are Latinos Fleeing Democrats? Arizona’s New Senator Offers Answers.

    By Kellen Browning and Jennifer Medina

    Page A13

  2. Wyoming’s Abortion Bans Are Unconstitutional, Judge Rules

    By Pam Belluck

    Page A13

  3. Dan Osborn Wants to Help the Working Class Run for Office

    By Jonathan Weisman

    Page A14

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Obituaries

  1. Richard V. Allen, Reagan’s First National Security Adviser, Dies at 88

    By Robert D. McFadden

    Page B10

  2. Morgan Jenness, 72, Dies; Her Artistic Vision Influenced American Theater

    By Joanne Kaufman

    Page B10

  3. Bob Love, Rugged, High-Scoring All-Star for Chicago Bulls, Dies at 81

    By Harvey Araton

    Page B11

Editorials, Op-Ed and Letters

  1. The Right’s Triumph Over Social Media

    By Julia Angwin

    Page A20

  2. Jared Polis Wants to Win Back the Hippies

    By Ezra Klein

    Page A20

  3. What’s Right and Wrong About Trump’s Defense Secretary Pick

    By Jennifer Steinhauer

    Page A21

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Business Day

  1. Comcast to Spin Off Cable Networks, Including MSNBC and CNBC

    By Benjamin Mullin

    Page B1

  2. Target’s Stock Plunges 21% on Weak Sales Ahead of Holiday Season

    By Jordyn Holman

    Page B1

  3. How Bluesky, Alternative to X and Facebook, Is Handling Explosive Growth

    By Mike Isaac

    Page B1

The Arts

  1. The Reintroduction of Daniel Craig

    By Kyle Buchanan and Thea Traff

    Page C1

  2. Jesse Ed Davis Was Rock Heroes’ Secret Weapon. And a Mystery.

    By Bob Mehr

    Page C1

  3. Alec Baldwin’s ‘Rust,’ Marked by Tragedy, Holds Premiere in Poland

    By Alex Marshall and Julia Jacobs

    Page C1

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Thursday Styles

  1. 12 Dynamic Sketches From the Woman Who Dressed Grace Kelly and Judy Garland

    By Maggie Lange

    Page D1

  2. The Hypebeasts Take Las Vegas

    By Jacob Gallagher and Gabriella Angotti-Jones

    Page D2

  3. The 25 Most Influential Cookbooks From the Last 100 Years

    By Jenny Comita, Jessica Battilana, Tanya Bush, Martha Cheng, Jonathan Kauffman, Michael Snyder, Amiel Stanek and Korsha Wilson

    Page D3

Pages A2-A3 and Corrections

  1. In New York, Reporting on Four Fires in Four Days

    By Shayla Colon

    Page A2

  2. Quote of the Day: Wildfire Risk Only Growing For Northeast

    Page A2

  3. How to Set Boundaries (When It Doesn’t Come Naturally)

    By Jancee Dunn

    Page A3

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