Opinion | The People Who Lived the News of 2023 - The New York Times
From wildfires to wars, labor strikes to political protests, 2023 was a big year. All year long, we photographed the people whose lives were shaped by the news.
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From wildfires to wars, labor strikes to political protests, 2023 was a big year. All year long, we photographed the people whose lives were shaped by the news.
After brakeman Chris Cole lost both his legs on the job, railroad officials removed evidence before state regulators could see it, omitted key facts in reports and suspended him from a job he could never return to.
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Workers building an F-15 fighter jet at a Boeing factory in St. Louis. Worldwide military spending hit $2.2 trillion last year.Credit...Bryan Birks for The…