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Nov 28, 2024 | 
news.nestia.com | Robert Gebeloff |Eli Murray |Elena Shao |Charlie Smart
Maps Pinpoint Where Democrats Lost Ground Since 2020 in 11 Big Cities A Times analysis shows where Kamala Harris got fewer votes compared with Joseph R. Biden Jr. and which voting blocs drove each city’s red shift. By Robert Gebeloff, Eli Murray, Elena Shao, Charlie Smart and Christine Zhang Nov. 28, 2024 TapClick to jump to a city Atlanta Chicago Detroit Houston Las Vegas Miami Milwaukee ……
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Nov 28, 2024 | 
nytimes.com | Robert Gebeloff |Eli Murray |Elena Shao |Charlie Smart |Christine Zhang
A Times analysis shows where Kamala Harris got fewer votes compared with Joe Biden and which voting blocs drove each city’s red shift.
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Nov 20, 2024 | 
pressnewsagency.org | Eli Murray |Elena Shao |Charlie Smart |Christine Zhang
It may seem like a clear story: Donald Trump won the election by winning the most votes. He improved on his totals, adding about 2.5 million more votes than four years ago. But just as consequential to the outcome were Kamala Harris’s losses: She earned about 7 million fewer votes compared with Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s performance in 2020. Ms. Harris failed to find new voters in three of the seven swing states and in 80 percent of counties across the country, a New York Times analysis shows.
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Nov 19, 2024 | 
newspub.live | Eli Murray |Elena Shao |Charlie Smart |Christine Zhang
It may seem like a clear story: Donald Trump won the election by winning the most votes. He improved on his totals, adding about 2.5 million more votes than four years ago. But just as consequential to the outcome were Kamala Harris’s losses: She earned about 7 million fewer votes compared with Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s performance in 2020. Ms. Harris failed to find new voters in three of the seven swing states and in 80 percent of counties across the country, a New York Times analysis shows.
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
nytimes.com | Adam Nagourney |Charlie Smart |Christine Zhang
Delegates to the Democratic National Convention support the party moving forward swiftly to nominate Kamala Harris as their presidential candidate, rather than going through a prolonged and potentially divisive debate, according to interviews conducted by The New York Times. Times reporters spoke with more than 250 delegates across the country this week, before Ms. Harris announced that she had collected enough delegate pledges to become her party's presumptive nominee.
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Jul 10, 2024 | 
sun-sentinel.com | Karen Yourish |Charlie Smart |David Fahrenthold
The ornate ballrooms and manicured lawns of Mar-a-Lago have hosted a variety of affairs for the wealthy and connected in the Florida resort’s nearly 100-year history: philanthropic galas, lavish banquets, society lunches. During the presidency of Donald Trump, who has owned the property since 1985, the club drew a paying clientele of establishment Republicans and others currying favor from the president.
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Jun 15, 2024 | 
nytimes.com | Nate Cohn |Charlie Smart |Ethan Singer
In a reversal of one of the most familiar patterns in American politics, it appears that Donald J. Trump, not President Biden, would stand to gain if everyone in the country turned out and voted. In New York Times/Siena College polls over the last year, Mr. Biden holds a wide lead over Mr. Trump among regular primary and midterm voters, yet he trails among the rest of the electorate, giving Mr. Trump a lead among registered voters overall.
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May 20, 2024 | 
divya-bharat.com | Charlie Smart |Lauren Leatherby
A helicopter carrying President Ebrahim Raisi of Iran and his foreign minister crashed on Sunday in the country’s mountainous northwest, according to state media, deepening the turmoil that has gripped the nation on both the international and domestic fronts in recent months. Mr. Raisi, 63, was traveling from Iran’s border with Azerbaijan to inaugurate a joint dam project.
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May 14, 2024 | 
nytimes.com | Jonah Bromwich |Charlie Smart
A dimly lit room on the 15th floor of an Art Deco courthouse in Lower Manhattan is the stage for the mostly closely watched legal drama in decades: the first criminal trial of an American president. Former President Donald J. Trump's trial on 34 felony counts is being held in a large courtroom that has the air of a grand structure gone to seed: The floors are grimy, the wooden benches unforgiving and the temperature swings from frigid to sweltering.
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Apr 19, 2024 | 
nytimes.com | Charlie Smart
The 18 New Yorkers selected to serve as jurors and alternates in the Manhattan criminal trial of former President Donald J. Trump were each asked the same series of 42 questions, from which lawyers hoped to divine how prospective jurors might feel about the case. One key part of the questionnaire asked about the prospective juror's media diet, having them identify which media they consume from a list of more than a dozen news organizations and social media platforms.
