China and Evergrande Ascended Together. Now One Is About to Fall.
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| By Helene Cooper and Eric Schmitt During a heated Senate hearing, Gen. Mark Milley also defended his actions in the final months of the Trump administration. | | | By Alexandra Stevenson, Michael Forsythe and Cao Li The property giant's success mirrored the country's transformation from an agrarian economy to one that embraced capitalism. Its struggles offer a glimpse of a new financial future. | | | By Alan Rappeport, Emily Cochrane and Jeanna Smialek The Treasury secretary, testifying alongside Jerome H. Powell, the Federal Reserve chair, implored Congress to raise or suspend the nation's borrowing cap before an Oct. 18 deadline. | | |
| Education By Dana Goldstein Students missed homecoming, field trips and classes, while also handling anxiety and economic precarity. Now, they must leap into the future, with the school's help. | | | Opinion | Jamelle Bouie By Jamelle Bouie The former president continues to pose a threat because our political imagination fails us. | | |
| By The New York Times and Reuters Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen warned lawmakers that if Congress did not raise or suspend the statutory debt limit by Oct. 18, the country would default for the first time in history, prompting a "self-inflicted" financial crisis. | | | By Associated Press Robert Aaron Long, who faces death penalty for a shooting rampage at a string of spas in the Atlanta area, pleaded not guilty to four murder charges. He had previously pleaded guilty to other charges in Cherokee County, where the shooting spree began. | | | By The New York Times Top U.S. military officers testified to the Senate Armed Services Committee that they advised President Biden not to withdraw all U.S. troops ahead of the chaotic evacuation in which 13 service members were killed. | | |
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