Tracey Mumford

Sean Baker took home four of those awards for directing, editing, writing, and producing the film. He tied Walt Disney's record from 1954 for most Oscars won by a single person in one year.

Sean Baker took home four of those awards for directing, editing, writing, and producing the film. He tied Walt Disney's record from 1954 for most Oscars won by a single person in one year.

Sean Baker took home four of those awards for directing, editing, writing, and producing the film. He tied Walt Disney's record from 1954 for most Oscars won by a single person in one year.

And the 25-year-old star of Enora, Mikey Madison, won for Best Actress. She's one of the youngest people ever to win the award. She learned Russian for the role. She also took pole dancing classes and spent time with dancers and in strip clubs to study how they work.

And the 25-year-old star of Enora, Mikey Madison, won for Best Actress. She's one of the youngest people ever to win the award. She learned Russian for the role. She also took pole dancing classes and spent time with dancers and in strip clubs to study how they work.

And the 25-year-old star of Enora, Mikey Madison, won for Best Actress. She's one of the youngest people ever to win the award. She learned Russian for the role. She also took pole dancing classes and spent time with dancers and in strip clubs to study how they work.

It was a remarkable sweep for a movie that made almost no money at the box office. Last year's Best Picture winner, Oppenheimer, made more than $300 million. Onora took in less than $16 million since it was released in October. That makes it one of the lowest-grossing films ever to win Best Picture. Those are the headlines.

It was a remarkable sweep for a movie that made almost no money at the box office. Last year's Best Picture winner, Oppenheimer, made more than $300 million. Onora took in less than $16 million since it was released in October. That makes it one of the lowest-grossing films ever to win Best Picture. Those are the headlines.

It was a remarkable sweep for a movie that made almost no money at the box office. Last year's Best Picture winner, Oppenheimer, made more than $300 million. Onora took in less than $16 million since it was released in October. That makes it one of the lowest-grossing films ever to win Best Picture. Those are the headlines.

Today on The Daily, Times reporter Peter Baker on the growing rift between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. That's next in the New York Times audio app, or you can listen wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Tracy Mumford. We'll be back tomorrow.

Today on The Daily, Times reporter Peter Baker on the growing rift between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. That's next in the New York Times audio app, or you can listen wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Tracy Mumford. We'll be back tomorrow.

Today on The Daily, Times reporter Peter Baker on the growing rift between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. That's next in the New York Times audio app, or you can listen wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Tracy Mumford. We'll be back tomorrow.

From The New York Times, it's The Headlines. I'm Tracey Mumford. Today's Thursday, February 27th. Here's what we're covering. The United States economy is starting to show signs of strain under President Trump's aggressive agenda. It's still the strongest economy in the world, but economists warn that the relative calm that Trump inherited could be in jeopardy.

From The New York Times, it's The Headlines. I'm Tracey Mumford. Today's Thursday, February 27th. Here's what we're covering. The United States economy is starting to show signs of strain under President Trump's aggressive agenda. It's still the strongest economy in the world, but economists warn that the relative calm that Trump inherited could be in jeopardy.

From The New York Times, it's The Headlines. I'm Tracey Mumford. Today's Thursday, February 27th. Here's what we're covering. The United States economy is starting to show signs of strain under President Trump's aggressive agenda. It's still the strongest economy in the world, but economists warn that the relative calm that Trump inherited could be in jeopardy.

When he took office last month, there was stable growth and inflation was easing. Three of Trump's big policy moves could shift that. First, there's the widespread funding freezes. They've thrown billions of dollars of projects focused on infrastructure and clean energy into limbo, rattling businesses and states that had already started working on them. And U.S.

When he took office last month, there was stable growth and inflation was easing. Three of Trump's big policy moves could shift that. First, there's the widespread funding freezes. They've thrown billions of dollars of projects focused on infrastructure and clean energy into limbo, rattling businesses and states that had already started working on them. And U.S.

When he took office last month, there was stable growth and inflation was easing. Three of Trump's big policy moves could shift that. First, there's the widespread funding freezes. They've thrown billions of dollars of projects focused on infrastructure and clean energy into limbo, rattling businesses and states that had already started working on them. And U.S.

farmers took a hit when the crops they export for foreign aid programs got caught up in the spending pause. On the tariff front, Trump's plans to put hefty surcharges on America's biggest trading partners, China, Canada and Mexico, could cause prices to rise at home and trigger trade wars. Consumers are watching warily.

farmers took a hit when the crops they export for foreign aid programs got caught up in the spending pause. On the tariff front, Trump's plans to put hefty surcharges on America's biggest trading partners, China, Canada and Mexico, could cause prices to rise at home and trigger trade wars. Consumers are watching warily.