New York Times

More than 50 people were killed by two high-speed missiles that hit a military academy in the eastern city of Poltava, one of the most lethal Russian strikes in the war.

RMS Titanic Inc., the company that led the expedition, brought back two million photos of the site. The ship’s famed bow has been damaged, the company said.

Also, polio vaccinations in Gaza are beating goals. Here's the latest at the end of Tuesday.

Some researchers argue that the roles of social environment and personal choice have to be considered in order to make progress in treating people addicted to drugs.

Captives should not be ransomed at the cost of creating more hostages.

The plan, which Kamala Harris will announce on Wednesday in New Hampshire, would allow new companies to deduct up to $50,000 in start-up expenses, a campaign official said.

The S&P 500 fell more than 2 percent on Tuesday, its biggest single-day drop since an early August meltdown.

Tuition used to be free for all students at the Cooper Union, in New York City. The school announced it was bringing back the perk, at least for seniors.

Experts say the case offers a window into how the Russian government tries to influence American elections and promote its own geopolitical agenda.

It’s time for students to take back their independence.

A Times climate reporter recounts his journey to switch his home’s HVAC system to a climate-friendly heat pump.

Inmates at the overcrowded Makala prison had sought to escape their suffocating cells after water and power went out. At least 129 were killed, some two dozen of them shot dead, the government said.

Local landowners are questioning how Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump were able to sew up development rights for two luxury hotels on hot coastal property.

The police were called after suspicious devices were found at a Florida campaign office. It was quickly determined that the devices were likely part of a prank.

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The head of Ukrenergo was reportedly blamed for failing to fortify energy infrastructure, which has come under steady Russian bombardment, leading to blackouts.

She has to help Trump hurt himself in the debate, break with Biden on policy and show how she has grown since the 2020 campaign.

Jobs attracted thousands of Haitians to Springfield, and employers were ecstatic. But then an immigrant driver was involved in a fatal school bus crash. And JD Vance entered the fray.

Ukrainian officials expressed outrage over the Russian leader’s visit, warning they would seek to “ensure that this has consequences” for Mongolia.

The money is tied to a lawsuit in Britain by the tech services giant over its acquisition of Autonomy, the software firm Mr. Lynch founded. He died last month.