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Why It’s So Hard to Walk Away From Power

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A Son Was Lost, a Daughter Saved

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Millennial men, the weaker sex?

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$2 Million Tabernacle Is Stolen From a Brooklyn Church, Police Say

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A Dutch energy company says Russia’s Gazprom will cut off its gas supply.

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At the Spoleto Festival, Opera Is an Act of Liberation

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Francia Márquez, exempleada doméstica y activista, podría llegar a ser la primera vicepresidenta negra de Colombia

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America’s Teachers Offer Answers to the Education Crisis

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Stampede Ensues After Loud Noise at Barclays Center Incites Fear of Gunman

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The strange tale of the Roomba 'pooptastrophe'

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¿Qué proponen los candidatos a la presidencia de Colombia?

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Uvalde shooting puts focus on manufacturer of military-style rifle used by gunman.

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The parable of Luis Díaz.

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There’s a lot of history to Saturday’s matchup.

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Who gets to go to Cannes?

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Method vs. magic: How the final might go.

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Hymn for the Hurting

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Murder, Blackmail and an Epic Battle to the Death in Australia

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Pirates, Poisoners and Doppelgängers

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Active shooting trainings teach the U.S. police to ‘stop the killing.’

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Why a Lucrative Tax Break for Developers Is Likely to Die in Albany

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The Surprising, Saline Whites of the Mâconnais

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‘Stranger Things’ Review: Once More Into the Upside Down

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With new attempts to deliver Covid pills, the White House says virus deaths should be ‘largely preventable.’

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Substack Drops Fund-Raising Efforts as Market Sours

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A Face Search Engine Anyone Can Use Is Alarmingly Accurate

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Palestinian Inquiry Accuses Israel of Intentionally Killing Al Jazeera Journalist

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The European Union’s proposed oil embargo of Russia is stuck in a standoff.

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In the U.S., Backlash to Civil Rights Era Made Guns a Political Third Rail

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Schumer said he won’t force a quick vote on background check legislation that Republicans oppose.

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Review: A Big Baritone Sound at Play in an Intimate Setting

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Johnson Says He’s Humbled by ‘Partygate’ Report but Will Go On

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Fed officials expected to make at least three big rate increases over the next few months.

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Review: Trisha Brown’s Mischief, Mystery and Delicate Aberrations

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The commodities giant Glencore will pay $1.1 billion to settle bribery and price-fixing charges.

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Arkansas Attorney General Primary Election Results

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Alabama Fifth Congressional District Primary Election Results

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Hugh Jackman Is Having Fun Playing as ‘Arrogant as You Possibly Can’

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Some abortion-rights supporters in Georgia are voting for Kemp, who has sought strict limits on abortions.

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Touch Screens in Cars Solve a Problem We Didn’t Have

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For Some Parkinson’s Patients, Boxing Can Be Therapy

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High Gas Prices Are a Problem. But Let’s Not Moralize About It.

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Ex-N.Y.C. Shelter Boss Gets Prison Time in $1.2 Million Bribery Scheme

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As the French Open Begins, the War in Ukraine Roils the Locker Room

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What Store-Bought Fried Shallots Can Do for You

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‘They basically got everything wrong’: A Russian diplomat speaks out on the war.

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The war in Ukraine has generated demand for an accounting of actions that may be war crimes.

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Powerful Storms Rip Through Eastern Canada

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A Million Americans Have Died From Covid. We Need to Mourn Together.

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Several Jif Peanut Butter Products Recalled Over Potential Salmonella

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