When Do Polls Close in Georgia? Voting Hours, Long Lines and More
The New York Times will provide live coverage of two races in Georgia that will determine control of the Senate.
It Spied on Soviet Atomic Bombs. Now It’s Solving Ecological Mysteries.
Imagery from the Cold War’s Corona satellites is helping scientists fill in how we have changed our planet in the past half century.
Inside the C.I.A., She Became a Spy for Planet Earth
Linda Zall is disclosing how she toiled anonymously within the intelligence agency to help scientists intensify their studies of a changing planet.
Trump, in Georgia Before Tuesday’s Election, Can’t Let Go of the Last One
At a rally that was supposed to bolster the fortunes of two Republican runoff candidates, the president instead turned the event into a lecture filled with conspiracy theories and personal attacks.
How Gabriel Sterling Debunked Trump’s Georgia Fraud Claims, Point by Point
Here are the explanations from the official, Gabriel Sterling, that rebut more than a dozen of the president’s false assertions.
Republicans, Fearing Trump’s Wrath, Splinter Over Bid to Overturn Election
Facing a consequential test, Republicans staked out dueling positions over whether to join an insurgency in their ranks pushing to invalidate President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory
Mike Pence’s Choice: Side With the Constitution or Trump
The vice president will preside on Wednesday when Congress convenes to ratify Joe Biden’s victory. President Trump still seems to hold out hope that his loyal No. 2 could change the outcome.
How Do You Feel About the Semester to Come?
The fall was a mess. How do you think spring will go?
Is Slack Down? Yes.
Calling the problems in service an “incident,” the communication company said it was investigating and trying to resolve the issue, which caused disruptions for users as they returned to work after the holidays.
Hundreds of Google Employees Unionize, Culminating Years of Activism
The creation of the union, a rarity in Silicon Valley, follows years of increasing outspokenness by Google workers. Executives have struggled to handle the change.
Phone Calls, Texts and Tinder — Georgia Campaigns Court Young Voters
As vast resources and hundreds of millions of dollars have been pumped into Georgia for the Senate runoffs, few groups have been as vigorously pursued as the state’s young voters.
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