New Hampshire Voters Head to the Polls

Question Marks Abound in a State Known for Surprises

By ALEXANDER BURNS 5:00 AM ET

Donald J. Trump has led on the Republican side, and Bernie Sanders on the Democratic, as half a million voters slogged through the snow in the first 2016 primary.

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Sanders Prevails as 3 Tiny Towns Vote at Midnight 6:48 AM ET
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Fatigued Voters Ask: Is It Over Yet?

By MATT FLEGENHEIMER and MICHAEL BARBARO 5:00 AM ET

The candidates and their deep-pocketed allies have ensured a deeper nastiness in New Hampshire this cycle, pursuing vitriol as less a secret than a strategy.

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New Hampshire Should Bring Clarity to G.O.P. Race

By NATE COHN

The winners may not go on to win the nomination, but the primary could have big consequences for the Republican race.

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New, Reading-Heavy Version of SAT Has Students Fretting

By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS

Some educators fear that the revised test — one of the biggest redesigns ever — will penalize certain students, like immigrants and the poor.

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Quiz: How Would You Do on the New SAT?

G.O.P. Lawmakers Snub Obama’s Final Budget Sight Unseen

By JACKIE CALMES

Breaking with a 41-year-old tradition, the Republican chairmen of the House and Senate budget committees said they would not invite the president’s budget director to testify on the proposal.

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By ADEEL HASSAN 5:51 AM ET

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Artur Fischer Dies; Held More Patents Than Edison

By WILLIAM GRIMES

The inventor created a wall anchor that’s used by millions and the first synchronized camera flash, an idea that came to him when trying to photograph his newborn daughter. He was 96.

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The Fantasy Sports Gamble

By THE NEW YORK TIMES

A Times-“Frontline” documentary on the unregulated billion-dollar online sports betting industry airs tonight.

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The Past Is Calling, and It’s Lady Gaga

The Super Bowl showed how pop music has changed in the last few years: Beyoncé provided the spectacle, while Lady Gaga was essentially an opening act.

Review: Taking On the New Atheist Movement

Are religion and science locked in a zero-sum struggle for supremacy? Several recent books consider whether there is room for common ground.

Review: Samantha Bee’s Fierce, Fiery Feminism

There was no uptalking or shy self-deprecation; the comedian swaggered forward in her debut of “Full Frontal” to the song “Boys Wanna Be Her.” It was go time.