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An ICE officer was “relieved of his duties” and is under investigation after he shoved an Ecuadorean woman whose husband had been arrested and pushed her to the floor at an immigration courthouse in Manhattan, the Department of Homeland Security said on Friday. The altercation took place on Thursday at 26 Federal Plaza, the epicenter of President Trump’s immigration crackdown in the city, and was captured in videos that spread rapidly on social media and beyond. The footage set off an outcry from city officials who denounced the behavior of the officer, who has not been identified, and demanded that he be disciplined. Tap the link in our bio to read more.

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A video journalist was injured during a tumultuous scene involving federal agents at a Manhattan immigration courthouse less than a week after another officer was captured on video shoving a woman in a confrontation. Tap the link in our bio to read more.

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Four members of the K-pop boy band, ENHYPEN — HEESEUNG, JAKE, JUNGWON and JAY — visited the @nytcooking studio to make pizzas. Sounds easy enough, but what happens when bandmates try to work together in the kitchen? Watch the full interview at the link in bio.

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@nytimes An ICE officer was “relieved of his duties” and is under investigation after he shoved an Ecuadorean woman whose husband had been arrested and pushed her to the floor at an immigration courthouse in Manhattan, the Department of Homeland Security said on Friday. The altercation took place on Thursday at 26 Federal Plaza, the epicenter of President Trump’s immigration crackdown in the city, and was captured in videos that spread rapidly on social media and beyond. The footage set off an outcry from city officials who denounced the behavior of the officer, who has not been identified, and demanded that he be disciplined. Tap the link in our bio to read more.	7,768,265	130,342	11,665	-	-	5.4x	9/26	3 hours ago	51"
@nytimes A video journalist was injured during a tumultuous scene involving federal agents at a Manhattan immigration courthouse less than a week after another officer was captured on video shoving a woman in a confrontation. Tap the link in our bio to read more.	3,566,314	65,722	4,099	-	-	2.5x	9/30	3 hours ago	41"
@nytcooking Four members of the K-pop boy band, ENHYPEN — HEESEUNG, JAKE, JUNGWON and JAY — visited the @nytcooking studio to make pizzas. Sounds easy enough, but what happens when bandmates try to work together in the kitchen? Watch the full interview at the link in bio.	3,153,723	57,920	462	-	-	2.2x	9/28	3 hours ago	54"
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@nytimes A bronze-colored statue depicting Donald Trump and Jeffery Epstein holding hands and kicking up their legs in apparent merriment has returned to the National Mall, a week after the National Park Service removed it. The statue, the latest in a series of satirical installations by an anonymous group of artists, called Secret Handshake, was created to “celebrate the long-lasting bond between President Donald J. Trump and his ‘closest friend,’ Jeffrey Epstein,” according to its plaque. Read more at the link in our bio.	2,510,055	107,153	1,345	-	-	1.7x	10/3	3 hours ago	32"
@nytimes Gov. Gavin Newsom of California, speaking at The New York Times’s Climate Forward event on Wednesday, assailed President Trump’s UN address, in which he denied climate change. On the first day of his second term in office, Trump signed an executive order – again – to withdraw from the 2015 Paris Agreement, a voluntary pact among nearly 200 nations to cut greenhouse gases and keep rising global temperatures in check. No other country has left the agreement, but Chris Wright, the energy secretary, said at the Climate Forward event that he would like to see other countries do the same. At the link in our bio, see more from the Climate Forward event, where our journalists interviewed world leaders, activists, innovators and scientists.	2,452,687	85,641	1,780	-	-	1.7x	9/24	3 hours ago	1'28"
@nytimes Trump officials want universities to sign on to conservative priorities to get special treatment. At least one school has signed up, while others in higher education say it would end academic freedom. Read more about the changes the Trump administration wants to enact at the link in our bio.	2,231,968	44,532	1,529	-	-	1.6x	10/3	3 hours ago	1'20"
@nytimes Prime Minister Netanyahu defended the Israeli military’s attacks in Gaza in his address to the UN on Friday as dozens of leaders walked out in protest. Netanyahu rejected the creation of a Palestinian state and vowed to continue the military campaign to “finish the job” against Hamas. Before he began his speech, representatives from dozens of countries walked out, the latest public protest of Israel from an audience of world leaders demanding an end to the war in Gaza. Netanyahu said that Israelis “will not commit national suicide” by allowing Palestinian statehood, and he sharply criticized nations that have recognized such a prospect. “It will be a mark of shame on all of you,” he said. Tap the link in our bio to read more.	2,064,851	58,742	3,101	-	-	1.4x	9/26	3 hours ago	1'42"
@nytimes President Trump released a lengthy plan on Monday calling for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza and laying out plans for the territory. “If both sides agree to this proposal, the war will immediately end,” the White House proposal says. But the U.S. plan contains provisions that Hamas has said publicly it will not accept, such as its removal from power and disarmament, leaving the proposal’s future uncertain and increasing the possibility that Israel will intensify its military campaign in the enclave. Read the full text of the Gaza proposal at the link in our bio.	1,994,122	14,604	1,100	-	-	1.4x	9/30	3 hours ago	1'21"
@nytimes The prime minister of Denmark, Mette Frederiksen, visited Greenland’s capital, Nuuk, on Wednesday to apologize in person for a traumatic chapter in Greenland’s history, when Danish doctors forced birth control on a generation of indigenous women and girls. The reception was mixed. Some women wiped away tears. Others sat stone-faced. Some people were suspicious about the timing, saying that the Danish government is apologizing only now that President Trump has ratcheted up pressure by insisting that the U.S. take over Greenland, an Arctic island and a semiautonomous Danish overseas territory. “If you refuse to say sorry for years, and only do it later when business and politics are involved, then it is not sincere,” said Amarok S. Petersen, an artist who had turned her back on Frederiksen in protest. At the link in our bio, read more about the apology and the response from Greenlanders.	1,952,858	45,068	856	-	-	1.4x	9/25	3 hours ago	1'8"
@nytimes Hundreds of generals and admirals gathered on Tuesday to listen as President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered sprawling, campaign-style speeches. Trump suggested U.S. cities could be “training grounds” for the military, while Hegseth said he was cracking down against “woke garbage.” Read five takeaways from the speech on Tuesday at the link in our bio.	1,900,140	19,033	3,647	-	-	1.3x	9/30	3 hours ago	1'29"
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@nytimes At least four people were killed after a gunman attacked a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc Township, Michigan, on Sunday. Eight other people were wounded, one of whom was in critical condition. A man crashed a vehicle into the church building, set fire to it and shot worshipers who were attending services, the authorities said. The gunman died after a confrontation with officers. Read more about the attack and what we know about the suspect at the link in our bio.	1,626,514	16,523	751	-	-	1.1x	9/29	3 hours ago	51"
@nytimes Jane Goodall, one of the world’s most revered conservationists, who earned scientific stature and global celebrity by chronicling the distinctive behavior of wild chimpanzees in East Africa, died on Wednesday. She was 91. Read the full obituary at the link in our bio.	1,531,377	94,405	1,088	-	-	1.1x	10/2	3 hours ago	1'44"
@nyt_well For decades, Charlotte Chopin has been teaching yoga in Léré, a village in France. At 102 years old, she maintains a simple approach to aging well. Tap the link in our bio to read more about Chopin's yoga journey and how she keeps moving. Video by Theodore Tae and Antoine Castagné for The New York Times	1,458,590	69,648	628	-	-	1.0x	10/1	3 hours ago	3'16"
@nytimes The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, called President Trump racist, sexist and Islamophobic after Trump attacked him in a speech to the UN General Assembly on Tuesday. Khan, the first Muslim to be elected mayor of London, has long been the target of Islamophobic abuse, threats and false accusations. Despite Trump’s claims at the UN, there is no evidence that London or its mayor has imposed or plans to impose Shariah, the legal and moral framework of Islam, in the country. Read more at the link in our bio and find a fact-check of Trump’s remarks at the UN.	1,417,585	26,388	1,827	-	-	1.0x	9/24	3 hours ago	1'22"
@nytimes Two people were killed outside a synagogue in Manchester, England, on Thursday morning in a vehicle ramming and stabbing attack on Yom Kippur, the holiest day on the Jewish calendar, the police said. Others were injured, including three who were in serious condition. Officials said that the attacker had been shot and killed by police. They also said that because of “suspicious items on his person,” a bomb squad had been called to the scene. Tap the link in our bio for more on this developing story.	1,240,804	10,884	2,068	-	-	0.9x	10/2	3 hours ago	40"
@nytimes A federal grand jury on Thursday indicted James Comey, the former FBI director, a culmination of President Trump’s relentless demand for retribution after the bureau investigated his 2016 presidential campaign over possible ties to Russia. It represents the most significant legal step yet by the Trump administration to punish a former official the president identified as an enemy. In a video statement, Comey declared his innocence and welcomed the chance to vindicate himself in a trial. Read more about the indictment and see a timeline of the Trump-Comey relationship at the link in our bio.	1,212,260	16,334	1,214	-	-	0.8x	9/26	3 hours ago	56"
@wirecutter Apple announced an intriguing new translation feature for AirPods. After some initial testing, Wirecutter's headphones expert Lauren Dragan has a few key takeaways. Learn more at the link in bio.	881,537	7,384	65	-	-	0.6x	9/26	3 hours ago	1'30"
@nytimes What are the effects of a government shutdown? Ben Casselman, the chief economics correspondent for The New York Times, describes the economic effects. Tap the link in our bio to read more. Video by Ben Casselman, Claire Hogan and June Kim/The New York Times	876,580	22,003	299	-	-	0.6x	10/1	3 hours ago	2'9"
@nytimes U.S. companies that want to hire high-skilled employees from other countries using the popular H-1B visa program now have to pay $100,000 per worker, President Trump announced. Tyler Pager, a White House correspondent for The New York Times, explains what’s behind changes. Read more at the link in our bio. Video by Tyler Pager, Christina Shaman, Alexandra Ostasiewicz, Joey Sendaydiego, Leila Medina and Ray Whitehouse/The New York Times	706,974	7,828	325	-	-	0.5x	9/25	3 hours ago	2'48"
@nytimes The U.S. has blown up several boats in the Caribbean Sea and is now increasing its military presence off the coast of Venezuela. Julie Turkewitz, reporting from Caracas, explains how Venezuelans are reacting. Learn more about what’s unfolding in Venezuela and read other top global news stories in The World, a newsletter that helps you understand the biggest international news of the day. You can sign up to get it in your inbox at the link in our bio. Video by Julie Turkewitz, Katrin Bennhold, Christina Thornell, Leila Medina and Laura Salaberry/The New York Times	651,585	10,728	3,306	-	-	0.5x	9/29	3 hours ago	3'9"
@nytimes A new round of talks is set to begin this week on ending the war in Gaza. Israel and Hamas have said they would work with President Trump’s plan to end the war, but a number of sticking points could derail efforts to reach a diplomatic breakthrough. Interviews in Gaza suggested widespread public support for the plan among suffering civilians. At a protest for a deal in Israel, many Israelis expressed optimism as well as anxiety about being disappointed again. At the link in our bio, read more about where the negotiations stand.	608,456	5,424	608	-	-	0.4x	10/5	3 hours ago	1'36"
@nytimes Sean “Diddy” Combs, the disgraced hip-hop mogul, was sentenced to more than four years in prison on Friday for prostitution-related offenses. Ben Sisario, our reporter covering music and the music industry, explains what to know about the sentence. Read more about the federal trial at the link in our bio. Video by Ben Sisario, Karen Hanley, Melanie Bencosme, Laura Salaberry, Gabriel Blanco and June Kim/The New York Times	534,147	5,790	392	-	-	0.4x	10/4	3 hours ago	1'44"
@nytimes Thousands of mostly young people have taken to the streets of Madagascar to demand that President Andry Rajoelina resign. John Eligon, our Johannesburg bureau chief, explains what to know. At the link in bio, read more about the growing growing protest movement on the African island. Video by John Eligon, Christina Thornell, Jon Hazell and Laura Salaberry/The New York Times	491,951	10,415	153	-	-	0.3x	10/2	3 hours ago	2'7"
@nytimes In June, Israel attacked Iran’s nuclear facilities, defense systems and top military officials. Among the more than 1,000 victims in Iran was a family of four, killed in the crossfire. Their relatives are full of grief — and anger. Read more at the link in our bio.	488,718	7,958	947	-	-	0.3x	9/29	3 hours ago	5'3"
@nytimes Manchester residents were left in shock after a driver rammed a vehicle into people and stabbed others Thursday at a British synagogue on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. Three people died, including the attacker. The police on Friday said one victim died from police gunfire. Tap the link in our bio for more.	432,371	4,144	634	-	-	0.3x	10/3	3 hours ago	1'28"
@nytimes Landslides and floods set off by nonstop rainfall have killed dozens of people in Nepal, officials said on Sunday. The highways connecting the federal capital, Kathmandu, with the rest of the country have been obstructed since Saturday morning, and flights have been disrupted. The disaster comes as the country’s infrastructure and response mechanisms are particularly unstable, with an interim government in place after protests last month toppled the country’s leadership and damaged many government offices. Read more at the link in our bio.	403,101	4,906	67	-	-	0.3x	10/5	3 hours ago	33"
@nytimes How did pressure from President Trump lead to this week’s extraordinary indictment of the former FBI director James Comey? Maggie Haberman, White House correspondent at The New York Times, explains. Tap the link in our bio to read more. Video by Maggie Haberman, Alexandra Ostasiewicz and Stephanie Swart/The New York Times	377,695	5,683	342	-	-	0.3x	9/27	3 hours ago	1'57"
@nytimes To President Trump, the accuracy of statistics and scorekeepers can turn on a dime. Linda Qiu, a New York Times reporter, explains Trump’s selective approach to government data. At the link in our bio, we examine how this plays into his pressure tactics and threatens trust in public data. Video by Linda Qiu, Karen Hanley and Stephanie Swart	299,856	6,323	317	-	-	0.2x	9/25	3 hours ago	2'54"