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On the most contested issues, tech platforms serve the American public with messages designed to stoke outrage and fear, A.G. Sulzberger told students at the University of Chicago. “The incentive structure of the big tech companies … is not necessarily aligned with the best interests of society,” he said. “It’s aligned with the best interests of engagement.”…

Jeremy Peters has covered power in politics, media and academia for more than a decade from perches in D.C. and New York. His stories cast light on President Trump’s rise to power and domination of the Republican Party, the inner workings of conservative media, and conflicts over free speech. Now he is taking his political acumen to India, where he will become The Times’ new ...

Over the last 10 years, “The Daily” has become a major planet in the media galaxy. That’s thanks to the team’s unparalleled news chops, storytelling creativity and tireless ambition. But it’s also thanks to the team’s confident leaders who have demonstrated vision and roll-up-the-sleeves grit while steering the ship through one of the highest-stakes news cycles in generations...

When the Election Analytics desk was seeking a volunteer for a 14-hour shift on Election Day that would entail being in the trenches with the team until 4 a.m., Brian Josephs’s hand shot straight up. And that’s just one of numerous examples of his can-do attitude. Since joining the Flex desk in June 2022, he has built a reputation for eagerly rising to any challenge. That’s a...

The New York Times Op-Docs, the award-winning platform behind 2022 Academy Award winner “The Queen of Basketball” and 2025 nominee “Instruments of a Beating Heart,” has debuted the short animated documentary “Living With a Visionary” from Stephen P. Neary. Watch the film here. Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, the Academy Award-winning directors of the 2025 hit film “KPop Demo...