Republicans flipped four congressional seats in New York, the most of any state in the country. How did this happen in one of the nation’s most liberal states?

If Democrats Lose the House, They May Have New York to Blame

The flamboyant Long Nguyen left a powerful creative imprint on an industry slow to accept iconoclasts like him.

The Curious Life and Strange Death of a Fashion Insider

In the first major election post-Roe, Democrats tied abortion rights to everyday economics and tapped into fears about the rise of right-wing Republicans.

How Democrats Used the Abortion Debate to Hold Off a Red Wave

Hiring the best, the brightest and the highest number of employees was a badge of honor at tech companies. Not anymore as layoffs surge.

Tech’s Talent Wars Have Come Back to Bite It

Executives, analysts and bond traders are all wondering if corporate finance is about to unravel as interest rates rise.

As the Fed Raises Rates, Worries Grow About Corporate Bonds

Several women in track and field said their mental health spiraled as they skipped meals to be leaner at the urging of coaches and peers.

Female College Athletes Say Pressure to Cut Body Fat Is Toxic

Stocks rallied and bond yields tumbled as investors reset their expectations for the pace of interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve.

Markets Soar on Signs of Slower Inflation

The Consumer Price Index showed that prices climbed 7.7 percent in the year through October, a quick pace but a notable moderation.

After Months of Stubborn Inflation, Glimmers of Hope Emerge

The director’s latest movie focuses on a budding filmmaker a lot like himself. But Michelle Williams, as his mother, is the soul of this fractious family drama.

‘The Fabelmans’ Review: Steven Spielberg Phones Home

Sam Bankman-Fried told employees that he wanted to reinforce his company’s finances after a collapse that is drawing scrutiny from regulators.

FTX Crypto Exchange Boss Says He Is Trying to Raise More Money

In his first communications with Twitter’s staff, the company’s new owner painted a bleak picture as more executives resigned.

‘Economic Picture Ahead Is Dire,’ Elon Musk Tells Twitter Employees

A day after Russia said it was withdrawing from Kherson City in the south, Ukraine’s forces moved into villages without a fight, indicating the Russians were, indeed, retreating.

Ukraine Moves Forward in South, With Little Resistance From Russia

The Obituaries desk plans ahead. But occasionally, an unexpected death means a reporter only has hours to learn about a person.

Writing About Life, on a Deadline

One city — not New York — has been declared the “rattiest” for eight years running in an annual study by Orkin.

The Cities Rats Love

“Mythic Quest” is back. Our TV critic also recommends a documentary series featuring David Beckham and a game show for young viewers.

How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?

The Republican ranks grew more extreme and slightly more diverse, while Democrats added several young liberals to their caucus.

With House Majority in Play, a New Class Takes Shape

Quotation of the Day for Thursday, November 10, 2022.

Quotation of the Day: Early Peace Talks Appear Unlikely as Russians Retreat and Retaliate

Blackbird Spyplane, a popular but niche “dude-leaning” newsletter, introduces Concorde, a new endeavor aimed at women.

Inventing a New Language for Talking About Style

The Tablo System promises to make dialysis easier and more convenient for patients. But there are significant barriers to the technology.

Can New Technology Make Home Dialysis a More Realistic Option?

The show, originally created by Bob Fosse in the late 1970s, has been reimagined with the blessing of his daughter.

‘Dancin’’ Revival to Boogie Onto Broadway in March

The co-working company said revenue rose more than 20 percent in the most recent quarter, but it tempered its forecast for the full year.

WeWork Will Close About 40 Locations as Losses Narrow

Employees say they’ll not return to work until they have a new contract. The company says it will “continue to negotiate in good faith.”

HarperCollins Workers Strike for Better Pay and Benefits

Democrats won tough races across the country. How did a party leader and a five-term congressman lose?

A Powerful N.Y. Democrat Was a Shoo-In for Re-election. What Happened?

For a second consecutive day, the recriminations about Republicans’ unexpectedly weak Election Day performance played a prominent role on the pages and over the airwaves of Rupert Murdoch’s media properties.

Murdoch’s news outlets extend their criticism of Trump.

The Symphony in F sharp has rarely been championed by major orchestras. But now, Kirill Petrenko’s Berlin Philharmonic is taking it on tour.

November 10, 2022

Headlines from November 10, 2022

If Democrats Lose the House, They May Have New York to Blame

The Curious Life and Strange Death of a Fashion Insider

How Democrats Used the Abortion Debate to Hold Off a Red Wave

Tech’s Talent Wars Have Come Back to Bite It

As the Fed Raises Rates, Worries Grow About Corporate Bonds

Billboard 200

Midnights

It's Only Me

Un Verano Sin Ti

Revolver

Dangerous: The Double Album

Historical Context for November 10, 2022