In the aftermath of the disastrous collision with the Key Bridge in Baltimore on Tuesday, here is a visual guide to structures that can help prevent ships from damaging critical bridge supports.
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When the jet reached 14,830 feet, warning lights flashed in the cockpit. That indicated a drop in the cabin’s air pressure. At 16,000 feet, pilots heard a boom: a door plug had torn completely off.
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On Oct. 31, the Israeli military struck Jabaliya in one of its deadliest attacks since the start of the campaign. Our spatial investigation shows the scale of the destruction: entire families killed, over 30 buildings destroyed or severely damaged. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

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An investigation by The New York Times uncovered a cascade of problems at a large, upscale residential complex in the suburbs of southern Turkey, that collapsed during the earthquake in February, killing hundreds of its occupants. nyti.ms/44Uu0mr

The destruction on Saray Street, once lined with more than 70 shops, restaurants, and businesses, is only a fraction of all that was lost in the ancient Old City of Antakya, Turkey.

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Drone footage, taken shortly after the earthquake in Turkey, shows the ruins of what used to be a vibrant main corridor in the heart of Antakya’s Old City. The New York Times overlaid building facades from Google Maps to show what was lost. nyti.ms/408W2rP

A barbershop that doubled as a 'therapy room.' A 150-year-old church. Doner kebab shops. The New York Times flew a drone over what used to be a vibrant main street in Turkey, now reduced to rubble after a massive earthquake and aftershocks. nyti.ms/3ZbhomS

The classified documents that the F.B.I. seized from Mar-a-Lago, the primary home of Donald Trump, may have been accessible to thousands of people according to a Times investigation. nyti.ms/3FZdtmW

Four Louisville police officers have been federally charged in the Breonna Taylor raid. Our investigation from 2020 shows in exacting detail what happened that night and the missteps taken by police officers that led to Breonna's death. nytimes.com/video/us/10000…

A New York Times investigation into a Bronx apartment fire in January that killed 17 people found that the deaths were preventable. Deadly smoke filled all 19 stories when the fire safety system failed disastrously. nyti.ms/3ySuBXQ

Kyiv is the heart of Ukraine and the seat of the government it wants to replace. We talked to analysts to explain why Russia's attempt to take #Kyiv has failed from Day 1, despite more troops and firepower. w/ Charlie Smart James Glanz Josh Keller nytimes.com/interactive/20…

In today's print: Our investigation into the many structural flaws in the Surfside condo. The collapse was one of the worst building disasters in U.S. history, killing 98 people. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

The central question we tried to answer, what was lost when Greenwood burned in a fury of hate and flames. Worked with an all-star graphics team. Yuliya Parshina-Kottas (she/her) Anjali Singhvi via @NYTimes nytimes.com/interactive/20…