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‘Disclosure Day’ | Anatomy of a Scene
new video loaded: ‘Disclosure Day’ | Anatomy of a Scene The director Steven Spielberg breaks down an action sequence from his new film “Disclosure Day” for Anatomy of a Scene. By Mekado Murphy, Sutton Raphael, Gabriel Blanco and Edward Vega June 12, 2026
Is This the Future of Air Travel? Is This the Future of Air Travel? Original
new video loaded: Is This the Future of Air Travel? Is This the Future of Air Travel?Is This the Future of Air Travel? A new all-electric aircraft made a test flight in New York City. Our transportation reporter Niraj Chokshi describes what to know. By Niraj Chokshi and Sutton Raphael May 31, 2026
Video: Why Your Paycheck Feels Smaller
Apple, one of the world’s most valuable companies, is getting a new chief executive, marking a new chapter in the story of what has become arguably the most influential company in consumer technology. The Cupertino, Calif., smartphone maker said Monday that John Ternus, senior vice president of hardware engineering, will become Apple’s chief executive on Sept. 1.
Why Your Paycheck Feels Smaller Original
new video loaded: Why Your Paycheck Feels Smaller Why Your Paycheck Feels Smaller Ben Casselman, our chief economics correspondent, explains why wages are not keeping up with inflation and what that means for American workers and the economy. By Ben Casselman, Nour Idriss, Sutton Raphael and Stephanie Swart April 18, 2026
Video: Unraveling the Mystery Behind Bitcoin’s Creator
The oldest, most enduring cliche about government policy is the one about how budgets are political, not fiscal, documents. The Trump administration’s budget proposal for the 2027-28 fiscal year, unveiled Friday, seems designed to set a new standard for partisan ideology as a spending standard. You may have seen news coverage of the budget’s top lines, which call for $1.5 trillion in defense spending next year and cuts totaling $73 billion in nondefense spending.
Unraveling the Mystery Behind Bitcoin’s Creator Original
new video loaded: Unraveling the Mystery Behind Bitcoin’s Creator Unraveling the Mystery Behind Bitcoin’s Creator Our investigative reporter John Carreyrou spent 18 months digging through the archives of online cryptography communities in search of the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the anonymous inventor of bitcoin. By John Carreyrou, Sutton Raphael, James Surdam, Coleman Lowndes and Joey Sendaydiego April 8, 2026
Why Is the Labor Market Stuck?
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The Unexpected Impacts of High Oil Prices Original
The Unexpected Impacts of High Oil Prices Our chief economics correspondent, Ben Casselman, breaks down how gasoline prices have responded to the oil crisis in the Persian Gulf, and what is in store for inflation if the price of oil remains above $100 per barrel. By Ben Casselman, Sutton Raphael, James Surdam, Joey Sendaydiego, Estelle Caswell and June Kim March 19, 2026
Why Does Oil Matter So Much to the Global Economy? Original
Why Does Oil Matter So Much to the Global Economy? The war in the Middle East has sent oil and gas prices soaring. Our energy reporter Rebecca F. Elliott breaks down how much the world continues to depend on reliable sources of oil. By Rebecca F. Elliott, Sutton Raphael, Joey Sendaydiego, James Surdam and Nikolay Nikolov March 12, 2026
An Inside Look at the State of the Union
new video loaded: An Inside Look at the State of the Union An Inside Look at the State of the Union Our photojournalist Kenny Holston was the only news photographer on the House floor during President Trump’s State of the Union speech. Here’s how he captured his images. By Kenny Holston, Sutton Raphael, Mac Schneider and Nikolay Nikolov February 25, 2026
Video: Were Trump’s Tariffs Working?
Were Trump’s Tariffs Working? The Census Bureau released data showing that the U.S. trade deficit in goods last year was the highest on record. Our chief economics correspondent, Ben Casselman, breaks down whether President Trump’s tariff policies had their intended impact in 2025. By Ben Casselman, Sutton Raphael, Nikolay Nikolov, Stephanie Swart, Keith Collins and Thomas Vollkommer February 20, 2026
Video: Will Trump’s Order on Housing Help? Original
Will Trump’s Order on Housing Help?Will Trump’s Order on Housing Help? Matthew Goldstein, a reporter for The New York Times who has focused on the financialization of the housing market, looks at a new executive order on housing by President Trump. By Matthew Goldstein, Melanie Bencosme, Sutton Raphael, Thomas Vollkommer, Nikolay Nikolov, June Kim, Joey Sendaydiego and Edward Vega February 11, 2026
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Who Is Trump’s New Fed Chair Pick? President Trump announced Kevin Warsh as his nominee to succeed Jerome H. Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve. Our reporter Colby Smith explains why the choice matters for the economy. By Colby Smith, Melanie Bencosme, Sutton Raphael, June Kim and Thomas Vollkommer January 30, 2026
By Colby Smith Verified, Melanie Bencosme Verified, Sutton Raphael, June Kim Verified, Thomas Vollkommer
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The New York Times
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Video: Our Photographer Describes the Scene After the Pretti Shooting
Our Photographer Describes the Scene After the Pretti Shooting David Guttenfelder, a Times photographer based in Minneapolis, describes what he saw at the scene where Alex Jeffrey Pretti had been killed by federal agents. By David Guttenfelder, Sutton Raphael, Christina Shaman, Coleman Lowndes, Thomas Vollkommer and Nikolay Nikolov January 26, 2026
Video: Will the ICE Agent Who Shot Renee Good Be Prosecuted? Original
new video loaded: Will the ICE Agent Who Shot Renee Good Be Prosecuted? Will the ICE Agent Who Shot Renee Good Be Prosecuted? With the Trump administration unlikely to bring a federal case against the ICE agent who killed Renee Good, our criminal justice reporter Jonah Bromwich explains some of the obstacles for any Minnesota prosecutors trying to charge the agent. By Jonah E. Bromwich, Christina Shaman, Nikolay Nikolov, June Kim and Sutton Raphael January 16, 2026
Video: How We Photographed an ICE Confrontation in Minneapolis Original
How We Photographed an ICE Confrontation in Minneapolis Our visual journalists David Guttenfelder and Todd Heisler describe a dramatic incident in which federal agents dragged a woman out of her car in Minneapolis near where Renee Nicole Good had been killed days before. By David Guttenfelder, Todd Heisler, Christina Shaman, Sutton Raphael, Laura Salaberry, Coleman Lowndes and Thomas Vollkommer January 15, 2026
Video: Why This 15-Year-Old’s Case Is at the Supreme Court Original
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new video loaded: Why This 15-Year-Old’s Case Is at the Supreme Court Why This 15-Year-Old’s Case Is at the Supreme Court On Tuesday, the Supreme Court will hear two cases involving transgender athletes and their participation in women’s sports. One of the plaintiffs, the 15-year-old track athlete Becky Pepper-Jackson, spoke to the reporter Ann E. Marimow ahead of the hearing. By Ann E. Marimow, Sutton Raphael, Alexandra Ostasiewicz, Christina Shaman and Nikolay Nikolov January 13, 2026
By Ann E. Marimow Verified, Sutton Raphael, Alexandra Ostasiewicz Verified, Christina Shaman Verified
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Video: Why Trump Is Fixated on Venezuelan Oil Original
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new video loaded: Why Trump Is Fixated on Venezuelan Oil Why Trump Is Fixated on Venezuelan Oil Venezuela has roughly 17 percent of the world’s known oil reserves, but it produces only about 1 percent of the crude oil the world is using. Our energy reporter Rebecca F. Elliott explains. By Rebecca F. Elliott, Melanie Bencosme, Nikolay Nikolov, Sutton Raphael, James Surdam and Lazaro Gamio January 7, 2026
By Rebecca Elliott Verified, Melanie Bencosme Verified, Sutton Raphael, James Surdam Verified, Lazaro Gamio
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The New York Times
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Video: Behind the Scenes With Our Photographer Original
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new video loaded: Behind the Scenes With Our Photographer Behind the Scenes With Our Photographer “I have a lot of gear.” Our photographer Chang W. Lee describes how he plans to capture the journey to Antarctica from every angle, including from a long-range drone and a sound-triggered camera designed to capture a calving glacier. By Chang W. Lee, Raymond Zhong, Christina Thornell, Kassie Bracken, Sutton Raphael, Leila Medina and Adam Hogan January 2, 2026
By Chang W. Lee, Raymond Zhong Verified, Christina Thornell Verified, Kassie Bracken Verified, Sutton Raphael, Leila Medina, Adam Hogan
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Video: The Defining Culture Visuals of 2025
Three photo editors from the Culture desk share their favorite images from 2025.
Video: The Best TV of 2025 Original
new video loaded: The Best TV of 2025 The Best TV of 2025 There was a lot of forgettable TV in 2025, but some shows stood out above the rest. James Poniewozik, Chief TV Critic for The New York Times, talks through some of his favorites. By James Poniewozik, Gabriel Blanco, Sutton Raphael and Stephanie Swart December 18, 2025
Video: Highlights From the ‘Oscars of Fashion’
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Video: Can New York City Buses Be Both Fast and Free?
new video loaded: Can New York City Buses Be Both Fast and Free? Can New York City Buses Be Both Fast and Free? Our reporter Larry Buchanan collects data on the B41 bus in Brooklyn to find out why New York City buses are the slowest in the nation and whether Zohran Mamdani’s campaign pledge to make buses free would speed them up.
Video: Tyler Mitchell Breaks Down Three Photos From His New Book Original
new video loaded: Tyler Mitchell Breaks Down Three Photos From His New Book Tyler Mitchell Breaks Down Three Photos From His New Book Erica Ackerberg, a Times photo editor, calls the photographer Tyler Mitchell to chat about three photos from his new book, “Wish This Was Real.” By Erica Ackerberg, Gabby Bulgarelli, Sutton Raphael and Thomas Vollkommer October 25, 2025
Video: The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in 30 Seconds
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The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in 30 Seconds Vanessa Friedman, the fashion director and chief fashion critic of The New York Times, recaps the Victoria’s Secret 2025 fashion show in Brooklyn. Did all of the rebranding work? By Vanessa Friedman, Coleman Lowndes, James Surdam, Sutton Raphael, Gabby Bulgarelli, Jillian Eugenios, Zach Caldwell and Edward Vega October 17, 2025
By Vanessa Friedman Verified, Coleman Lowndes, James Surdam Verified, Sutton Raphael, Gabby Bulgarelli Verified, Jillian Eugenios, Zach Caldwell, Edward Vega Verified
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The New York Times
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Video: The E.V. Road Trip Went from Impossible to Easy
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new video loaded: The E.V. Road Trip Went from Impossible to Easy The E.V. Road Trip Went from Impossible to Easy Francesca Paris, an Upshot reporter, shows how the quick growth of electric vehicle charging stations has continued in the United States despite the Trump administration’s hostility to the green energy transition. By Francesca Paris, Eve Washington, Laura Bult, Sutton Raphael, David Jouppi and James Surdam September 30, 2025
By Francesca Paris Verified, Eve Washington Verified, Laura Bult Verified, Sutton Raphael, David Jouppi, James Surdam Verified
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Video: New York Fashion Week in 30 Seconds
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Video: Why Your Zodiac Sign Is Out of Date
new video loaded: Why Your Zodiac Sign Is Out of Date Why Your Zodiac Sign Is Out of Date By Aatish Bhatia, Laura Bult, Sutton Raphael, Stephanie Swart and Dion Lee•September 8, 2025 The Upshot reporter Aatish Bhatia, who is also a physicist, explains why the Western zodiac calendar is 2,000 years out of date. And it might change your understanding of what zodiac constellation was actually in the sky the day you were born.
Teacher uses buried treasure as learning tool
With more than 50,000 artifacts, history teacher Keil Hileman has turned his classroom into a time-machine, where each object carries a distinct and sometimes graphic story. For the students in Hileman's class, they'll never look at the world the same way again.
NBC Left Field: Buried Treasure
(NBC Left Field) Hidden in a middle school in Shawnee, Kansas, there's a treasure chest packed so full of historical relics that one might mistake it for an outpost of the Smithsonian. With more than 50,000 artifacts, history teacher Keil Hileman has turned his classroom into a time-machine, where each object carries a distinct and sometimes graphic story.
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