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New York Times (Oct 2018)

  1. We Have to Save the Planet. So I’m Donating $1 Billion.

    134 points • oct 31, 2018

  2. Kids’ Brainpower Tied to Exercise, Sleep and Limited Screen Time

    122 points • oct 01, 2018

  3. A Tortured Choice for Immigrants: Your Health or Your Green Card?

    120 points • oct 11, 2018

  4. Limousine Owner Had Shoddy Record and Shady Dealings

    120 points • oct 08, 2018

  5. The Poison on Facebook and Twitter Is Still Spreading

    118 points • oct 21, 2018

  6. The Far-Reaching Threats of a Conservative Court

    116 points • oct 24, 2018

  7. A Mexican Man’s Fatal Journey to Reclaim His American Life

    114 points • oct 15, 2018

  8. Canada is Legalizing Marijuana. Here Are Some Questions, Answered.

    108 points • oct 17, 2018

  9. Trump Calls Relations With Saudi Arabia ‘Excellent,’ While Congress Is Incensed

    100 points • oct 12, 2018

  10. How Scientists Cracked the Climate Change Case

    100 points • oct 25, 2018

  11. What the Left Misses About Nationalism

    100 points • oct 16, 2018

  12. Andrew Brunson, U.S. Pastor, Freed by Turkey and Heading Home

    100 points • oct 12, 2018

  13. Florida Governor Candidates Andrew Gillum and Ron DeSantis Face Off in Contentious Debate

    100 points • oct 22, 2018

  14. So You’ve Frozen Your Credit Files. Here Are Tips on Unfreezing Them.

    98 points • oct 05, 2018

  15. Student Gunman Kills 19 and Wounds Dozens at a College in Crimea

    96 points • oct 18, 2018

  16. We Can’t Just Let Boys Be Boys

    96 points • oct 01, 2018

  17. Recipes for Real Life

    96 points • oct 22, 2018

  18. Trump Gives Dictators the Green Light

    94 points • oct 10, 2018

  19. Where in the World Is Denmark’s $2 Billion?

    94 points • oct 08, 2018

  20. Lil Peep Died Before Becoming Pop Royalty. His New Music May Change That.

    92 points • oct 31, 2018

  21. Chicago Officer Jason Van Dyke Is Guilty of Murder in the Death of Laquan McDonald

    92 points • oct 05, 2018

  22. A Tumultuous 24 Hours: How Jeff Flake Delayed a Vote on Kavanaugh

    92 points • oct 01, 2018

  23. A Sense of Alarm as Rural Hospitals Keep Closing

    90 points • oct 30, 2018

  24. Why Following Your Passions Is Good for You (and How to Get Started)

    90 points • oct 15, 2018

  25. Taiwan Train Accident Kills at Least 18 and Injures About 170 Others

    84 points • oct 22, 2018

  26. A Tsunami Didn’t Destroy These 1,747 Homes. It Was the Ground Itself, Flowing

    84 points • oct 04, 2018

  27. Hurricane Michael Updates: 16 Dead in a Vast Trail of Destruction

    84 points • oct 12, 2018

  28. The 52 Places Traveler: Two Versions of the Slow Life in Central and Southern Italy

    80 points • oct 03, 2018

  29. How a ‘Jews for Jesus’ Moment Backfired for Mike Pence

    80 points • oct 31, 2018

  30. At Rallies and Online, Transgender People Say They #WontBeErased

    76 points • oct 23, 2018

  31. Brazil’s Polarizing New President, Jair Bolsonaro, in His Own Words

    76 points • oct 29, 2018

  32. The Transformational Bliss of Borrowing Your Office Clothes

    70 points • oct 14, 2018

  33. 50 Years Later, a Victim of Ireland’s ‘Laundries’ Fights for Answers

    70 points • oct 29, 2018

  34. For Khashoggi, a Tangled Mix of Royal Service and Islamist Sympathies

    68 points • oct 15, 2018

  35. Photo of a Starving Girl in Yemen Prompts Facebook to Remove Posts of Article

    68 points • oct 28, 2018

  36. Ford, an Automaker at a Crossroads, Seeks Cuts and Partners

    68 points • oct 07, 2018

  37. Victimizing the Victims, Again

    64 points • oct 02, 2018

  38. Stormy Daniels Told to Pay Trump’s Legal Fees After Defamation Suit

    64 points • oct 17, 2018

  39. Indian Cooks Embrace the Instant Pot

    62 points • oct 11, 2018

  40. Your Weekend Briefing: Kavanaugh, Trump’s Taxes, Nobel Prizes

    60 points • oct 08, 2018

  41. The New iPhones Look Fine. But My Old One Is Better Than Ever.

    60 points • oct 03, 2018

  42. The Problem With Probiotics

    58 points • oct 23, 2018

  43. China’s Health Care Crisis: Lines Before Dawn, Violence and ‘No Trust’

    58 points • oct 02, 2018

  44. Todd Bol, Creator of Little Free Library Movement, Dies at 62

    54 points • oct 25, 2018

  45. How ‘Gardening While Black’ Almost Landed This Detroit Man in Jail

    54 points • oct 27, 2018

  46. Oh No, Trump Is Buzzing!

    54 points • oct 05, 2018

  47. Khashoggi’s Killing Isn’t a Blunder. It’s a Crime.

    52 points • oct 19, 2018

  48. Spellbound by Harry Potter and the Museum of Magic

    50 points • oct 06, 2018

  49. Immune-Based Treatment Helps Fight Aggressive Breast Cancer, Study Finds

    50 points • oct 22, 2018

  50. Women Are Watching

    46 points • oct 01, 2018

  51. Used to Hearing ‘Shabbat Shalom,’ a Historic Jewish Enclave Rings Out With Gunshots

    44 points • oct 28, 2018

  52. Kavanaugh Could Help G.O.P. in Senate Midterms. But Not in House Races.

    44 points • oct 01, 2018

  53. Kavanaugh Has Regrets About Testimony: ‘I Said a Few Things I Should Not Have Said’

    44 points • oct 06, 2018

  54. Am I a Lawn Mower Parent?

    42 points • oct 04, 2018

  55. As Tensions Rise With Israel, Hamas Chief Calls for Cease-Fire in Gaza

    40 points • oct 05, 2018

  56. China’s Leaders Confront an Unlikely Foe: Ardent Young Communists

    38 points • oct 01, 2018

  57. Microplastics Find Their Way Into Your Gut, a Pilot Study Finds

    38 points • oct 23, 2018

  58. Donald Trump’s Unconstitutional Dreams

    38 points • oct 31, 2018

  59. As Rich Nations Close the Door on Refugees, Uganda Welcomes Them

    36 points • oct 29, 2018

  60. Heat and Humidity Are a Killer Combination

    36 points • oct 12, 2018

  61. Liberal Upper West Siders Get Their Revenge: Trump Place Sign Comes Down

    36 points • oct 19, 2018

  62. Anne Lamott, Lefty Guru of Optimism

    36 points • oct 30, 2018

  63. ‘Hilma Who?’ No More

    34 points • oct 13, 2018

  64. Of Trump, Taylor Swift and the Cat

    34 points • oct 12, 2018

  65. The Meritocracy Against Itself

    32 points • oct 04, 2018

  66. Medicare Advantage Plans Found to Improperly Deny Many Claims

    30 points • oct 15, 2018

  67. Those Who Can’t Forget

    28 points • oct 01, 2018

  68. Why Private Equity Is Furious Over a Paper in a Dermatology Journal

    26 points • oct 28, 2018

  69. Simone Biles Criticizes Anti-Nike Tweet by Mary Bono, New U.S.A. Gymnastics Leader

    24 points • oct 15, 2018

  70. Standing Ovation for Saudi Crown Prince Thrusts Conference Attendees Into Limelight

    24 points • oct 23, 2018

  71. The Curse of Affirmative Action

    24 points • oct 21, 2018

  72. Hurricane Michael Live Updates: Storm Upgraded to Category 3

    24 points • oct 09, 2018

  73. Senate Moves Toward Friday Showdown Vote on Kavanaugh’s Confirmation

    24 points • oct 04, 2018

  74. E.P.A. to Disband a Key Scientific Review Panel on Air Pollution

    22 points • oct 13, 2018

  75. The Democrats’ Left Turn Is Not an Illusion

    20 points • oct 19, 2018

  76. Fake News Is Poisoning Brazilian Politics. WhatsApp Can Stop It.

    20 points • oct 18, 2018

  77. Stocks Plunge, as Fresh Tensions With China Batter Tech Shares

    20 points • oct 11, 2018

  78. The Fix for Dark Circles, Bags and Droopy Lids

    20 points • oct 31, 2018

  79. Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Scientists Who Put Light to Work

    20 points • oct 03, 2018

  80. Far From the Shattered Coast, Hurricane Michael Packed an Unexpected Punch

    20 points • oct 14, 2018

  81. Pittsburgh Unites in Grief, Even as It Splits Over Trump’s Visit

    18 points • oct 31, 2018

  82. Britain Releases Anjem Choudary, Radical Islamist Preacher, Under Strict Controls

    16 points • oct 20, 2018

  83. Wall Street Loves These Risky Loans. The Rest of Us Should Be Wary.

    14 points • oct 20, 2018

  84. Ntozake Shange, Who Wrote ‘For Colored Girls,’ Is Dead at 70

    14 points • oct 30, 2018

  85. I’m an Asian-American Harvard Alumnus. Affirmative Action Works.

    14 points • oct 17, 2018

  86. Review: A Thrilling ‘Ferryman’ Serves Up a Glorious Harvest Feast

    14 points • oct 23, 2018

  87. Man Accused in $1.2 Million Wine Scheme Jumps From Carlyle Hotel

    12 points • oct 11, 2018

  88. 58 Jazz Giants in One Immortal Image

    12 points • oct 03, 2018

  89. How Sears Helped Oppose Jim Crow

    12 points • oct 21, 2018

  90. 1,495 Americans Describe the Financial Reality of Being Really Sick

    12 points • oct 18, 2018

  91. Discovering Eugene O’Neill’s San Francisco

    12 points • oct 05, 2018

  92. Trump and the Failure of the American Tax System

    10 points • oct 12, 2018

  93. Can Brazil’s Democracy Be Saved?

    10 points • oct 10, 2018

  94. When to Open a Bottle: Aging Wine Without the Anxiety

    10 points • oct 25, 2018

  95. Will Deep-Fake Technology Destroy Democracy?

    10 points • oct 18, 2018

  96. Indonesia Tsunami and Quake Devastate an Island, Killing Hundreds

    8 points • oct 01, 2018

  97. Trump, Partisan and Pugilist, Abandons Calls for Unity After Bomb Scares

    8 points • oct 26, 2018

  98. Mount Vernon, New York, 4:18 A.M.

    8 points • oct 18, 2018

  99. A Landmark Achievement for a Painting by a Woman, Upstaged by a Man

    8 points • oct 13, 2018

  100. McGahn, Soldier for Trump and Witness Against Him, Leaves White House

    8 points • oct 18, 2018