A Campaign Reporter Looks In the Mirror—And Isn’t Happy With What She Sees
Remember this?New York Times Magazine Looking for news you can trust?Subscribe to our free newsletters. Amy Chozick, who has covered Hillary Clinton on a daily basis for the New York Times since 2013, recounts what happened on Election Day when Clinton realized she wasn’t going to win: “I knew it. I knew this would happen…
There Is an Area of Plastic in the Ocean That’s Three Times the Size of France. This 23-Year-Old Thinks He Can Clean It Up.
Ocean Cleanup CEO Boyan SlatThe Ocean Cleanup/ZUMA Looking for news you can trust?Subscribe to our free newsletters. On Wednesday, among the industrial warehouses and abandoned buildings on Alameda Island, just south of Oakland, California, a small team of engineers began the early stages of constructing “System 001.” Its bland name obscures the fact that System 001 is actually a…
Raw Data: Total Housing Units as Percent of Households
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The Head of the Deutsche Bank Division That Loaned Trump $364 Million Just Got a Big Promotion
Press Association/AP Looking for news you can trust?Subscribe to our free newsletters. Last week, Deutsche Bank, the struggling financial giant that is Donald Trump’s biggest lender, anointed a new CEO, a longtime executive named Christian Sewing. He’s worked in a number of roles at the bank, but what’s significant about his résumé is the job…
Rudy Is Back in the Saddle
Siavosh Hosseini/NurPhoto via ZUMA Looking for news you can trust?Subscribe to our free newsletters. Donald Trump has had trouble finding any decent lawyers who are willing to work with him on the Russia probe, so he’s finally decided to let his pal Rudy Giuliani come on board. But what exactly is Giuliani’s role going to…
Not So Raw Data: Who’s Buying New Cars?
Looking for news you can trust?Subscribe to our free newsletters. This is from a Fed Note published in 2016: The column on the far right is the one to look at. It means that the likelihood of buying a car didn’t change much for different age groups once you control for family and income: In…