Meadows and the Band of Loyalists: How They Fought to Keep Trump in Power
Thursday, December 16, 2021 | |
| By Jeanna Smialek With the economy healing, but price gains pinching consumers, officials are dialing back bond purchases and getting in position to raise interest rates (three are possible next year). | | | By Katie Benner, Catie Edmondson, Luke Broadwater and Alan Feuer A small circle of Republican lawmakers, working closely with President Donald J. Trump's chief of staff, took on an outsize role in pressuring the Justice Department, amplifying conspiracy theories and flooding the courts in an attempt to overturn the 2020 election. | | | By Clifford Krauss and Meridith Kohut Chinese and Russian industrial giants seek to tap mineral deposits vital to electric cars. A Texas entrepreneur has his own strategy: the long game. | | |
| Theater By Michael Paulson Broadway, where cancellations were once vanishingly rare, has seen a raft of them as positive coronavirus tests among cast and crew members have upended productions. | | | Opinion | Jessica Grose By Jessica Grose The worst day of your life could become more painful and more dangerous. | | |
| By Reuters While visiting Mayfield, Ky., President Biden praised the communities affected by the deadly tornadoes last weekend for how they've come together to handle the severe devastation. | | | By Reuters At least 13 people were injured after a fire broke out in the 38-story World Trade Center building in Hong Kong, trapping hundreds on its roof and forcing firefighters to rescue many by ladder. | | | By The Associated Press Ji-Young, a guitar-playing Korean American character, will bring rock music to the children's show as well as raise awareness about racism and anti-Asian bias. | | |
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