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Reddit filed a lawsuit claiming that four companies had illegally stolen its data by scraping Google search results in which Reddit content appeared. Three of those companies — SerpApi; a Lithuanian start-up, Oxylabs; and a Russian company, AWMProxy — sold data to A.I. companies like OpenAI and Meta, according to the lawsuit. The fourth company, Perplexity, is a San Francisco start-up that makes an A.I. search engine.

The disconnect between higher education’s promises and its sometimes-frustrating reality has helped fuel a conservative movement to upend academia. Over the last decade, though, nearly every U.S. state tried to get more people to earn a certificate or a degree after high school.

Family health insurance coverage for the vast majority of U.S. workers reached an average of $27,000 this year, and it's expected to rise next year, according to new survey.

General Motors on Wednesday unveiled new tech features that include an A.I. assistant that people can talk to while they drive, a lower-cost battery and self-driving software for certain situations.

Bird flu is back. After a quiet summer, the virus has hit dozens of poultry flocks, killing nearly seven million farmed birds in the U.S. since the beginning of September. Among them: about 1.3 million turkeys, putting pressure on the run-up to Thanksgiving.

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.

These are the robots that Amazon is, step by step, using to replace more than half a million jobs in its warehouses. Here's how.

“Gray divorce,” typically defined as divorce between those 50 and up, is becoming more common. Have you gotten one? Or have you seriously contemplated splitting from your partner? If so, we’d like to hear from you. Share your experience for a story in this form.

The New York Times Local Investigations Fellowship will collaborate with Deep South Today to launch a new investigative reporting center in early 2026. 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 Mississippi Today and Verite News New Orleans. 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.

Tadashi Yanai opened what would become the first Uniqlo store in Hiroshima in 1984. There are now more than 2,500 stores globally. Yanai champions the U.S. market as vital for the company’s growth, but remains deeply concerned about rising American protectionism.