Navigating Election Night: The New York Times' Guide to Results and Coverage
The New York Times offers a photographic glimpse into past election nights, showcasing the newsroom's atmosphere and the evolution of media coverage over the years.
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politics1 year ago
Your Guide to Navigating Election Night Results and Coverage
The New York Times has updated its terms of service and privacy policy, urging users to review these changes. This update coincides with the release of election results and the use of the Times' election needle, a tool for analyzing voting data. Users are reminded that by continuing to use the service, they agree to the new terms.
Taylor Swift's Circle Condemns New York Times Op-Ed Speculation on Her Sexuality
The New York Times is under fire for an op-ed by Anna Marks that speculates about Taylor Swift's sexuality, suggesting she might be hiding a queer identity, which has sparked accusations of sexism and double standards from Swift's fans and inner circle. Critics argue that such conjecture is invasive and inappropriate, pointing out that male artists like Shawn Mendes are not subjected to similar scrutiny. Swift, who is dating NFL star Travis Kelce, has previously expressed her support for the LGBTQ community as an ally. The controversy has led to some fans boycotting the publication, while those close to Swift condemn the ethics of publishing the piece.
Taylor Swift's Circle Condemns Speculative Op-Ed on Her Sexuality
Taylor Swift's representatives are reportedly upset with the New York Times for an op-ed that speculated about the singer's sexuality, calling it "invasive, untrue, and inappropriate." The article suggested Swift has been hinting at being queer, citing examples from her music videos and public statements. Swift, who has been an ally to the LGBTQIA+ community, has previously denied being part of it and criticized the culture of speculating about her personal life. The singer's team has also refuted other rumors, such as a secret marriage to ex-boyfriend Joe Alwyn.
"The Turning Points of Tool Innovation: A Screwdriver's Tale"
The New York Times' Saturday crossword puzzle, crafted by Ben Tolkin and Julian Xiao, offers a lively challenge with witty clues and idiomatic expressions. This particular puzzle features clever wordplay, such as a clue for "AISLE" as "Long division?" and a Southern slang expression "THAT DOG DON'T HUNT" for a bad plan. The puzzle also includes a tricky crossing at 38A and 38D, with "RESTS" as some score marks and "RIND" as a twist of a screwdriver, referring to the cocktail garnish. The enthusiasm of the constructors is evident, making for an engaging and entertaining solve for crossword enthusiasts.
news-and-politics2 years ago
"Three Years After Jan. 6: Examining the Inquiry's Progress Amidst PepsiCo Boycott in France"
Three years after the January 6 Capitol riot, the inquiry continues to be a significant point of discussion, reflecting on the long-term implications for American democracy. Meanwhile, in France, consumers are initiating a boycott against PepsiCo, although the specific reasons for the boycott are not detailed in the excerpt provided. The New York Times Audio app offers a platform for engaging with these stories through immersive journalism, available exclusively to Times subscribers on iOS.
"Copyright Clash: The New York Times vs. OpenAI and Microsoft in Court"
The New York Times has initiated a lawsuit against OpenAI, marking a significant challenge to the practice of training large language models on publicly available content. This case could signal the end of an era where such models freely utilize online materials, potentially reshaping the legal landscape for artificial intelligence development and data usage rights.