The New York Times Mini Crossword for April 18: Here Are All the Answers
Stuck on Saturday's NYT Mini Crossword? We've got all the answers, including the tricky ones that reference other Times games.
Stuck on Saturday's NYT Mini Crossword? We've got all the answers, including the tricky ones that reference other Times games.
A jury ruled against LAPD for permanently blinding a college student during Dodgers celebrations. What it means for police crowd control.
New leak suggests Apple is ditching bold oranges for a sophisticated dark cherry shade on its next flagship phones.
Iran claims the Strait of Hormuz is fully open for business. Markets rallied. Shipping companies remain deeply skeptical.
Oil prices plunge after Iran pledges the Strait of Hormuz will stay open during ceasefire, but shipping companies remain deeply skeptical about safety.
A year of mysterious symptoms led to a rare diagnosis. What made the difference? A doctor who refused to dismiss her pain.
Disgruntled researcher publishes Windows vulnerabilities online. Hackers are already using them. Here's what that means.
New research reveals carbonated water has minimal weight loss benefits. Here's what actually works.
Two decades after missing their moment, the Mooney Suzuki prove they've still got it. What does their revival mean for rock?
J-Hope reflects on reuniting with BTS, his journey from the 'Jack in the Box,' and what it means to mature as an artist in your thirties.
As Israel agrees to a Lebanon ceasefire, residents and military leaders question whether Netanyahu bowed to US pressure at the cost of real victory.
Sequoia Capital nearly doubles its expansion fund to $7B, signaling where venture capital sees AI headed next.
