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Neil Vigdor

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Sep 4, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Boston.com
Top 50K sites
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Jul 21, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Neil Vigdor | © 2025 The New York Times Company

    As it ages, Burning Man enters a midlife crisis, data shows (opens the original)

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    Burning Man is becoming a midlife fever dream. The festival, which draws tens of thousands of attendees to the Nevada desert in search of spiritual enlightenment, creativity and a disconnection from the outside world, is losing appeal, significantly among people in their 20s, according to attendance figures released this summer. That decline has been so pronounced that attendees in their 40s and 50s, part of a generation that helped establish Burning Man as a cultural phenomenon, have overtaken

  2. Article · Aug 28, 2026 · By Neil Vigdor, New York Times Service August 28, 2026 3 minutes to read

    ‘I need to go to the hospital,’ Delta pilot tells air traffic control (opens the original)

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    The altitude read 39,000 feet. The speed was hovering around 600 mph. And the compass pointed due east. But just after crossing over Lake Michigan on Tuesday, a Delta Air Lines flight from Los Angeles to Boston declared an emergency, leaving its course hundreds of miles short of its destination. Flight 437 had to land. The captain of the Boeing 757 told air traffic controllers that someone was experiencing a medical episode, not one of the 147 passengers, but himself, the rare occurrence playing

  3. Article · Jul 21, 2026 · By Neil Vigdor, New York Times Service July 21, 2026 5 minutes to read

    Lost at sea, the Pan Am Clipper Endeavor is found after more than 70 years (opens the original)

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    The flight lasted less than nine minutes, the right two engines losing power in quick succession as the Douglas DC-4 made its initial climb from San Juan, Puerto Rico, en route to New York. The pilot of the Pan American Clipper Endeavor had no choice but to ditch the plane at sea. All 69 passengers and crew members survived the initial crash on April 11, 1952, only for panic and confusion to hit in the precious few minutes after the water landing. The plane’s tail section broke off, and the fuse

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