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The Day Title 42 Ended
What happened at the United States’ southern border when the pandemic-era policy expired?
The U.S. Banned Spyware — and Then Kept Trying to Use It
Inside the U.S. government’s double-edged relationship with the world’s most powerful and notorious hacking tool.
The Sunday Read: ‘The Lifesaving Power of … Paperwork?’
One of the most powerful public health measures is simply recording every birth and death. In rural Colombia, as in much of the world, it’s…
Pulitzer Winners
Hua Hsu, author of the memoir “Stay True,” and Hernan Diaz, author of the novel “Trust,” discuss their books and their reactions to winning the…
After Title 42 Ends, Thousands of Migrants in Border Towns Eye Next Steps
Pandemic-era migration restrictions were lifted without a fresh spike in border crossings. Thousands of migrants now find themselves in a holding pattern.
The Original Influencer and More: The Week in Reporter Reads
Articles from around The Times, narrated just for you.
Biden’s Radical Option to End the Debt Fight
The federal government has perhaps less than a month left before an economically devastating default on its debt.
Google’s A.I. Bonanza and Driverless Car Talk With Cruise C.E.O. Kyle Vogt
Long-awaited tech like A.I., 3-D telepresence and driverless cars is finally reaching the public.
Migrants Struggle to Get Appointments on CBP One, Border Patrol’s App
The problems faced by migrants suggested that an important strategy for alleviating crowding at the border still faced challenges.
Zelensky, Citing Equipment Gaps, Says It’s Too Soon for Counteroffensive
Ukraine’s president played down the chance of an imminent military move, but the claim was greeted with some skepticism.