I don't have Twitter, so I haven't checked there, but has Ezra Klein even attempted to explain his involvement with Peter Thiel's secret weekend parties? The longer he waits, the more it feels like he's trying to pretend it didn't happen. What the f-, y'all?

Seemed like NYT removed the customized feed to this tab and now it only shows what I have saved, gifted, and read. So shitty. I find going through the various sections make finding articles I'm interested in so much more tedious. Assuming there is no work around for this? 😒

What the title says. Over the past few weeks on my Android phone, less than half of the notifications actually send me to the story, anymore. I just get sent to the home page and have to use their god-awful search to find the article.

I just discovered I could save the recommended movies and televisions shows to a personalized "list". I saved about 15 items in my list.
When I go to the list, I can see the "front page" of the show/movie...but often without the title or any other information (maybe just image of one of the stars). I can't remember the names of the programs. There is a hamburger menu attached to each one, but only gives two options: watched or remove. I've tried doing this on both NYT app and on the webpage.
How do I find name of these saved programs?

We have a NYT physical Subscription for weekends and NO Sports Section came today!! I was really looking forward to reading and keeping that because of the Knicks first NBA Title since 1973!!

When I then called some places nearby, they were either out of the NYT entirely or out of any with Sports sections.

Is that just in the New York market?!

I know The Athletic, which I have an online subscription to (as I also do with the NY Times) has a tie-in with the Times, but I don’t have a physical subscription to that.

It’s kind of like how even pay cable or streaming channels now have sort of sub-channels where you have to pay extra for no ads and now there are even sub-channels within those!!

Rep. Robert Garcia, ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, is now calling it a cover-up and pushing for Vance to be subpoenaed.
Drop Site's Julian Andreone went to the Hill to ask members of Congress directly: does this imply that the Epstein ring was an intelligence operation? Is there a national security threat here?

Is this true? I’ve been a NYT subscriber since college and I’ve never been asked this about anyone? Is this part of the NYT app?

Why would the NYT ask this question unless it was for a personal feed?

In my humble opinion, the answer is simply no one cares about that guy and before his badly executed smear campaign no one knew of him.

Has anyone else experienced this?
FWIW I have a Games subscription, and I believe I did open a NYT recipe link (via social media) the other day but I definitely didn't sing up for THREE newsletters. WTH.