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The New York Times Announces Lineup at Annual DealBook Summit on Dec. 3 | The New York Times Company The New York Times today revealed the lineup for the 2025 DealBook Summit taking place on Dec. 3 at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City. The live journalism event will be hosted by Andrew Ross…

The New York Times today unveiled the lineup for the DealBook Summit on Wednesday, Dec. 3 in New York City. Join @andrewrsorkin.bsky.social for a day of unguarded interviews with some of the most consequential leaders in business, politics and culture. www.nytco.com/press/the-ne...

Meet Your News Friend, the New Host of The Morning Sam Sifton wants readers to know: Everything is going to be all right, and you’re not alone.

Sam Sifton is now the host of The Morning, The New York Times’s flagship newsletter, where he’ll guide readers through what’s happening in the world. Learn more about him here.

Introducing the Watch Tab | The New York Times Company Over the last few years, The Times has transformed its journalism through visuals, audio and video, embracing different formats to make our journalism more valuable to more people. We’ve increased the...

The New York Times today launched a Watch tab in our app — a stand-alone, swipeable stack of videos that stretches across all of our coverage, representing our expertise, breadth and global presence. www.nytco.com/press/introd...

Our photos on the front page told part of this important story to our readers. But using print alone to measure a story's significance or reach is a partial and outdated assessment and doesn't capture our comprehensive, on-the-ground reporting on this story. (2/2)

Hi Clara, The Times had more than 20 reporters and a dozen photographers covering the 'No Kings' protests in 28 locations around the U.S. and the world. Our coverage has been seen by millions, who spent time with it on our homepage, in our newsletters, and on our social channels (1/2)

“As we said when this was first filed and again after the judge’s ruling to strike it: this lawsuit has no merit. Nothing has changed today. This is merely an attempt to stifle independent reporting and generate PR attention, but The New York Times will not be deterred by intimidation tactics.”

On Oct. 16, President Trump filed an amended complaint. Our statement:

“As we said when this was first filed and again after the judge’s ruling to strike it: this lawsuit has no merit. Nothing has changed today. This is merely an attempt to stifle independent reporting and generate PR attention, but The New York Times will not be deterred by intimidation tactics.”

On Oct. 16, President Trump filed an amended complaint. Our statement:

Their work, supported by Big Local News, will be co-published by Deep South Today and The Times, and made available to local newsrooms for co-publication.

The Deep South Today Investigative Reporting Center will include a dedicated investigative editor, full-time investigative and data reporters, and Times Local Investigations Fellows at @mississippitoday.org and @veritenews.org.

Deep South Today, The New York Times to Launch Investigative Reporting Center | The New York Times Company Deep South Today, the nonprofit network of local newsrooms that includes Mississippi Today, Verite News in New Orleans, La., and The Current in Lafayette, La., announced that it will create a new…

The New York Times Local Investigations Fellowship will collaborate with a new investigative reporting center at @deepsouthtoday.org to launch in early 2026. www.nytco.com/press/deep-s...

A Statement from The New York Times on the Pentagon’s Press Pass Policy | The New York Times Company Journalists from The New York Times will not sign the Pentagon’s revised press pass policy, which threatens to punish them for ordinary news gathering protected by the First Amendment.

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“Journalists from The New York Times will not sign the Pentagon’s revised press pass policy, which threatens to punish them for ordinary news gathering protected by the First Amendment. Since the policy was first announced, we have expressed concerns that it constrains how journalists can report on the U.S. military, which is funded by nearly $1 trillion in taxpayer dollars annually. The public has a right to know how the government and military are operating. The Times is dedicated to pursuing the public interest through deep, fair reporting and an unwavering pursuit of the facts.” Richard Stevenson, Washington Bureau Chief, The New York Times

A statement from The New York Times on the Pentagon’s press pass policy:

Judge Dismisses Trump’s Lawsuit Against The New York Times

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“We welcome the judge’s quick ruling, which recognized that the complaint was a political document rather than a serious legal filing."

On Sept. 19, this filing was struck by a federal judge. Our statement on this ruling:

Read the full speech. www.nytco.com/press/ag-sul...

As the anti-press campaign escalates, New York Times Publisher AG Sulzberger urges journalists to show the public why reporting matters, stand up for First Amendment rights and continue fearless reporting in a speech at an Investigative Reporters and Editors event.

Trump Sues The New York Times for Articles Questioning His Success

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President Trump has filed a lawsuit against The New York Times. Read our statement and reporting on the suit below.

Tracking Misinformation: False Claims About Times Reporting | The New York Times Company The New York Times published its first report on the shooting of Charlie Kirk at 3:01 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday, Sept. 10. An earlier timestamp being circulated on social media is wrong.

Tracking Misinformation: The New York Times did not publish a story on the shooting of Charlie Kirk before the events unfolded. www.nytco.com/press/tracki...

Homicides and several other crime rates have indeed fallen significantly, as we reported in this July 24 article: www.nytimes.com/2025/07/24/u...

More than a hundred thousand people in the US are waiting for a life-saving organ — but the pressure for organ donations is putting some donors at risk.

On this Pulse Extra, @brianmrosenthal.bsky.social discusses his recent investigation into the issue.

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Introducing the 2025-26 Local Investigations Fellows | The New York Times Company

We are thrilled to announce the 2025-26 class of the Local Investigations Fellowship. The journalists, who hail from four states, will produce signature investigative work focused on the state or region they’re reporting from. www.nytco.com/press/introd...

The White House’s refusal to allow one of the nation’s leading news organizations to cover the highest office in the country is an attack on core constitutional principles underpinning free speech and a free press. Americans regardless of party deserve to know and understand the actions of the president, and reporters play a vital role in advancing that public interest. This is simple retribution by a president against a news organization for doing reporting that he doesn’t like. Such actions deprive Americans of information about how their government operates. - a spokesperson for The New York Times

A statement regarding @wsj.com

A Push for More Organ Transplants Is Putting Donors at Risk People across the United States have endured rushed or premature attempts to remove their organs. Some were gasping, crying or showing other signs of life.

In Alabama, a woman was cut into while she was alive. In New Mexico, another woman underwent days of preparation for donation even as she regained consciousness. As the U.S. has pushed to increase transplants, more patients are enduring premature or bungled attempts to remove their organs.

DealBook Summit - The New York Times Events

The DealBook Summit will return on Wednesday, Dec. 3 in New York City. Join @andrewrsorkin.bsky.social for a day of unguarded interviews with some of the world’s most consequential people, live on stage. www.nytimes.com/events/dealb...

Dean Baquet will receive the Distinguished Service to Journalism Award at the Poynter Institute's Bowtie Ball in November.

🎉Congratulations to Dean Baquet who will be honored with the Distinguished Service to Journalism Award at
@poynterinstitute.bsky.social's Bowtie Ball in November! poynter.org/news-release...

Mamdani Identified as Asian and African American on College Application

For anyone who wants to read the full piece, here’s a gift link. www.nytimes.com/2025/07/03/n...