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Headlines from The New York Times for Saturday, Nov. 26, 2022

Top News

  1. At Protests, Guns Are Doing the Talking

    By Mike McIntire

    Page A1

  2. Retailers Push Sales, and Normalcy, but Economic Uncertainty Looms

    By Jordyn Holman

    Page A1

  3. A Rising Star in the Biden Administration Faces a $100 Billion Test

    By Ana Swanson

    Page A1

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Editors' Picks

  1. Trump’s Latest Dinner Guest: Nick Fuentes, White Supremacist

    By Maggie Haberman and Alan Feuer

    Page A20

  2. I Want the World to See Us Kissing

    By Kadar R. Small

    Page SR10

World

  1. Under a Cross Atop a Shallow Grave, He Found His Father

    By Lynsey Addario and Marc Santora

    Page A6

  2. He Pointed Out a Judge’s Goof. Now, He Faces Jail Time in Fiji.

    By Natasha Frost

    Page A9

  3. As Venezuelan Antagonists Talk, the U.S. Softens Its Stance

    By Julie Turkewitz

    Page A8

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U.S.

  1. Walmart Gunman Bought Pistol Hours Before Killing and Left a ‘Death Note’

    By J. David Goodman

    Page A15

  2. Sheriff’s Deputies Are Indicted in Fatal Shooting of Man Who Called 911

    By Amanda Holpuch

  3. Utah Man Charged With Assault After Brandishing Razor on Flight, U.S. Says

    By Vimal Patel

Politics

  1. Meet the House Republicans Who Will Wield Power in the New Congress

    By Catie Edmondson, Luke Broadwater and Emily Cochrane

    Page A14

  2. In Georgia Runoff, a Campaign Cliché Rules: It All Comes Down to Turnout

    By Maya King

    Page A17

  3. Artillery Is Breaking in Ukraine. It’s Becoming a Problem for the Pentagon.

    By John Ismay and Thomas Gibbons-Neff

    Page A7

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Business

  1. China Is Finally Trying to Fix Its Housing Crisis

    By Keith Bradsher

    Page B1

  2. Ukraine’s Allies Struggle to Agree on Plan to Curb Russia’s Oil Revenue

    By Matina Stevis-Gridneff, Jim Tankersley and Alan Rappeport

    Page B3

  3. The Expanded Child Tax Credit Is Gone. The Battle Over It Remains.

    By Jason DeParle

    Page A1

Technology

  1. The Excitement Around E-Sports Is Growing. But Where Are the Profits?

    By Kellen Browning

    Page B1

  2. Europe’s Wind Industry Is Stumbling When It’s Needed Most

    By Stanley Reed

    Page B1

  3. China’s Grandparents Are Done Babysitting and Ready to Go Viral

    By Alexandra Stevenson and Zixu Wang

    Page A1

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Sports

  1. Call It Football or Soccer. The U.S. Is Claiming It as Its Own.

    By Andrew Keh

    Page A1

  2. For Mexico, an Unlucky Seven

    By James Wagner

    Page B11

  3. A Horrific Crash. A Mangled Leg. A Crazy Fast Comeback.

    By Matthew Futterman

    Page B12

Arts

  1. How Ralph Ellison’s World Became Visible

    By Arthur Lubow

    Page AR18

  2. Puerto Ricans Expand the Scope of ‘American Art’ at the Whitney

    By Holland Cotter

    Page C1

  3. ‘Love and Rockets,’ a Series that Helped Redefine Comics, Turns 40

    By Robert Ito

    Page C1

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New York

  1. Living Above the Store

    By Joanne Kaufman

    Page RE10

  2. One Last Party at the Jane Hotel

    By Christopher Barnard

    Page D6

  3. Was the Pandemic Dog Boom a Myth?

    By Ginia Bellafante

    Page MB3

Media & Advertising

  1. ‘Gangnam Style’ Brought K-Pop to the World, but Haunted Its Creator

    By Jin Yu Young and Victoria Kim

    Page A1

  2. Jesus Christ, Streaming Star

    By Ruth Graham

    Page A13

  3. Major Shareholder Raises Concerns About News Corp’s Merger With Fox

    By Lauren Hirsch, Maureen Farrell and Benjamin Mullin

    Page B6

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Science

  1. Meet the Mice Who Make the Forest

    By Brandon Keim and Tristan Spinski

    Page D1

  2. What Is Ozempic and Why Is It Getting So Much Attention?

    By Dani Blum

    Page D6

  3. The Opposite of Schadenfreude Is Freudenfreude. Here’s How to Cultivate It.

    By Juli Fraga

    Page D10

Obituaries

  1. John Y. Brown Jr., KFC Mogul and Kentucky Governor, Dies at 88

    By Sam Roberts

    Page A21

  2. Cecilia Marshall, Rights Advocate and Widow of Justice, Dies at 94

    By Sam Roberts

    Page A21

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Opinion

  1. How to Save a Life

    By Delia Ephron

    Page A23

  2. This Is the Reality of America’s Fast-Fashion Addiction

    By Rachel Greenley

    Page SR8

  3. The Search for Beauty in a Prison Cell

    By Reginald Dwayne Betts