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Georgia Judge to Release Grand Jury Findings in Trump Election Inquiry
The judge ordered the report’s introduction and conclusion to be made public, along with a section detailing the special grand jury’s concerns about w...
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In Defense of J.K. Rowling
The charge that she’s a transphobe doesn’t square with her actual views.
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Horseshoe Crabs Are in Trouble. How Much Longer Can We Rely on Their Blood to Test Our Drugs?
An alternative test is urgently needed to protect horseshoe crabs and the birds that depend on their eggs.
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A Mother Makes the Case for Conservatorship
Her son was “losing his mind.” But how do you help someone who doesn’t believe he is mentally ill?
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‘The World’s Largest Construction Site’: The Race Is On to Rebuild Ukraine
As the country’s leaders lay postwar plans, companies from around the world are jockeying for advantage in what could be a multibillion-dollar effort,...
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Senate Unanimously Condemns China for Spy Balloon, Joining the House
With the Senate’s bipartisan action on Wednesday night, both chambers of Congress have officially taken China to task for the episode amid questions a...
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Ohio Residents Press for Answers on Train Derailment at Town Hall Meeting
Officials for the railroad company pulled out of the town hall hours before it was scheduled to start, further infuriating residents who had planned t...
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Raquel Welch Photos: A Life in Pictures
From cave woman to “Woman of the Year,” Ms. Welch defied expectations.
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At Michigan State, Balancing Freedom and Safety in the Wake of Tragedy
While elementary, middle and high schools have adopted new safety technology to try to deter gun violence, the same changes have not come to the more ...
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Thousands of Chinese Retirees Protest Government Cuts to Benefits
The protest in Wuhan highlights the strain on the finances of local governments, made worse by heavy spending on “zero Covid” measures.
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Moscow’s Military Capabilities Are in Question After Failed Battle for Ukrainian City
A disastrous Russian assault on Vuhledar, viewed as an opening move in an expected spring offensive, has renewed doubts about Moscow’s ability to sust...
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Ukraine Says It Shot Down Russian Balloons Over Kyiv
Russia “uses such flying objects for reconnaissance or to confuse air defense systems,” the spokesman for the Ukrainian air force said.
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What We’ve Learned From Presidential Physicals of Biden, Trump and Obama
President Biden will undergo a routine checkup on Thursday. Here’s what exams of Mr. Biden and past presidents have turned up.
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Ron DeSantis and the ‘Wicked Wisdom’ of Divide and Conquer
The Florida governor is turning marginalized groups against each other.
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Manchester City Beats Arsenal, and the Premier League Season Pivots
Manchester City’s 3-1 victory lifted it over Arsenal and into first place in the Premier League. But the title race is far from over.
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Narcan Is Safe to Sell Over the Counter, Advisers to the FDA Conclude
The overdose reversal drug has been administered mostly by emergency responders and outreach workers. If the agency approves a nonprescription version...
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How Questions Over a Spy Balloon and U.F.O.s Fed a Crisis Between the U.S. and China
U.S. officials now suspect that the balloon was sent to spy on bases in Guam and Hawaii and that other downed objects were not surveillance machines. ...
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Who Was Pablo Neruda and Why Is His Death a Mystery?
After a decade-long investigation, a team of forensic experts issued their final report on the exhumed remains of the acclaimed Chilean poet. Here’s w...
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Was Pablo Neruda Murdered?
There has long been suspicion that Chile’s military dictatorship poisoned the nation’s most famous poet. A decade-long investigation has produced tant...
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George Santos Married a Brazilian Woman. House Is Asked to Find Out Why.
A letter to ethics watchdogs in the House of Representatives questioned if Mr. Santos’s seven-year marriage was a scheme to aid a woman’s immigration ...
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Gov. Murphy Knocks DeSantis and Expands African American Studies
In expanding the course, which Florida recently banned, New Jersey entered a conflict over how schools should address race and racism in classrooms.
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Microsoft’s Bing Chatbot Offers Some Puzzling and Inaccurate Responses
The new, A.I.-powered system was released to a small audience a week ago. Microsoft says it is working out its issues.
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What Toxic Chemicals Were Aboard the Derailed Train in Ohio?
The train was carrying industrial materials used in plastics, paint thinners and other products, according to information provided to the federal gove...
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Black Chefs Are Rewriting ‘Whitewashed’ History in New Orleans
A new generation is exploring how the city’s celebrated food owes as much to West African and Caribbean cuisines as to European cooking.
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In Ohio Town Where Train Derailed, Anxiety and Distrust Are Running Deep
Nearly two weeks after a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, confusing messages from government officials have frayed loc...
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The Online Search Wars
Microsoft released a version of Bing powered with artificial intelligence. Did it just revolutionize how we search the internet?
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Raquel Welch, Actress and ’60s Sex Symbol, Is Dead at 82
Beginning with a doeskin bikini in “One Million Years B.C.,” she built a celebrated show business career around sex appeal and, sometimes, a comic tou...
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World Bank President, Dogged by Climate Questions, Steps Down Early
David Malpass, under fire for months by critics who called him a climate denier, said he will step down as president, leaving a year before his term e...
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U.S. on Track to Add $19 Trillion in New Debt Over 10 Years
Congressional Budget Office projections released on Wednesday suggested rising interest rates and bipartisan spending bills are adding to deficits, am...
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U.S. Could Default on Its Debt Between July and September, C.B.O. Says
The nonpartisan budget office also said that if tax receipts fall short of projections, and Congress fails to act on the debt limit, the U.S. could ru...
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Justice Dept. Declines to Charge Gaetz in Sex-Trafficking Inquiry, Officials Say
An investigation had examined whether Representative Matt Gaetz broke federal laws, focusing on his relationships with women recruited online, and whe...
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Breaking Impasse, State Senate Will Vote on N.Y. Chief Judge Nominee
It is highly unlikely that Justice Hector LaSalle, Gov. Kathy Hochul’s divisive nominee, will survive the floor vote in the chamber.
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Anita Dunn and Bob Bauer: The Couple at the Center of Biden’s Inner Circle
The pair, which has one of the most extensive networks in Democratic politics, has shaped the White House’s response to the president’s handling of cl...
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Oldest Nearly Complete Hebrew Bible Heads to Auction
The Codex Sassoon, believed to date from the late ninth or early 10th century, is set to be sold by Sotheby’s for an estimated $30 million to $50 mill...
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California Ballroom Dance Community Rebuilds After Monterey Park Shooting
The mass shooting in Monterey Park threatened a community of ballroom dancers who share a rich history. They hope to find a way to carry on.
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Who Could Replace Nicola Sturgeon as Scotland’s First Minister?
Ms. Sturgeon’s party, the Scottish National Party, is expected to hold an election to choose her successor in the coming weeks.
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Biden’s I.R.S. Nominee Will Be Grilled About $80 Billion Overhaul
Daniel Werfel is expected to defend the administration’s plan to modernize the agency at his confirmation hearing on Wednesday.
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Heavy Losses Renew Questions About Russia Sustaining Its Offensive
The fighting has also come at a cost for Ukraine, which is expending vast amounts of ammunition to repel Russia’s growing numbers of ground troops,
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Buffalo Gunman’s Sentencing Interrupted After Man Lunges at Him in Court
During an emotional statement from a victim’s relative, a member of the court audience had to be restrained and the courtroom cleared.
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The 25 Essential Dishes to Eat in Paris
We asked five chefs and culinary experts to determine the most delicious and memorable plates in the food-obsessed French capital. Here are the result...
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Scientists Get a Close-Up Look Beneath a Troubling Ice Shelf in Antarctica
A robot lowered through the ice reveals how the Thwaites shelf is melting, which will help forecast its effect on global sea level.
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U.F.O.s and Other Unsolved Mysteries of Our Time
Sometimes a phenomenon goes from being the subject of crank theories to being more mainstream, but without being fully explained or figured out.
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Republicans Try to Challenge Trump in 2024, but Barely Say His Name
The former president’s Republican rivals appear highly reluctant to criticize him, and Nikki Haley didn’t even mention him as she jumped into the race...
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‘Life Is Very Cruel’: Thai Cave Survivor Dies in England
Duangphet Promthep, 17, was a member of the soccer team that escaped from a submerged cave in Thailand in 2018 and later attended a soccer academy in ...
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China Says U.S. Flew Balloons Over Xinjiang and Tibet
The accusation came days after Beijing claimed that the United States had sent airships over China multiple times, ramping up tensions between the two...
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Retail Sales Surge as Prices Rise and Shoppers Keep Buying
Consumer spending jumped in January, which was good news for retailers but could weigh on the Federal Reserve’s efforts to tame rapid inflation.
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Podcast Companies Face Layoffs, Budget Cuts and Scuttled Deals
“The dumb money era is over” as layoffs, budget cuts and scuttled deals challenge a long-booming industry.
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Diversity vs. Fairness
When the Supreme Court upheld affirmative action in the 1970s, it helped lay the groundwork for the program’s demise.
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Who Is Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland’s Longest-Serving First Minister?
Nicola Sturgeon, a powerful voice for Scottish independence, rose through her party’s ranks to become the most prominent figure in Scottish politics.
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Manchester City and the Bruising Battle to Avoid Losing It All
The Premier League has accused its serial champion of using misleading accounting, secret deals and legal obstruction to sidestep financial rules. The...
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In Bleak Russian Cemetery, Sea of Crosses Signals War’s True Toll
A dismal, snowy plot near the Black Sea is the final resting place for more and more soldiers from the Wagner mercenary forces, a testament to the hug...
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Scotland’s Leader Nicola Sturgeon to Step Down, Media Reports Say
Ms. Sturgeon, a longtime champion of Scottish independence, has been first minister since 2014.
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Prosecuting Trump
The decision whether to indict Trump should be based on the law, not on a fear of the consequences of indicting him.
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Are Men the Overlooked Reason for the Fertility Decline?
Maybe it’s time to shift focus.
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Can Nikki Haley Surprise the G.O.P. Field? Our Columnists Weigh In.
A new scorecard looks at the strengths and weaknesses of Republican presidential candidates.
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U.K. Inflation Eases to 10.1 Percent, but Food Prices Push Higher
January was the third month of declines in the inflation rate, but the double-digit increase shows Britain’s cost-of-living crisis persisting.
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As Taliban Settle In, Kabul’s Green Zone Comes Back to Life
Walking down its streets a year ago was like wandering into the modern ruins of another empire come and gone from Afghanistan. Now, the Taliban have a...
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Where Should the Covid-Conscious Dine? It’s All About Risk.
Readers want to know where they can feel safe, but the answer is different for everyone.
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Before Michigan State Shooting, Some Students Survived Sandy Hook and Oxford
The gunfire on Monday night left three dead and five critically injured. For some students, the familiar rituals of sorrow, anger and disbelief were p...
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Photos: See Key Moments in Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s Political Career
In her decades-long political career, Ms. Feinstein has led San Francisco in the wake of political assassinations, kept the C.I.A. accountable for tor...
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Delivery Cyclists Bore Brunt of Brooklyn Truck Rampage
YiJie Ye, who was killed, had worked his way up from collecting cans to bringing New Yorkers food. A man faces a second-degree murder charge in his de...
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Is China ‘Probing With Bayonets’?
Balloons may seem unthreatening, but they can expose weaknesses.
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Netanyahu’s Judicial Coup Could Destroy Israel’s Start-Up Nation
The greatest risk to Israel in the prime minister’s radical judicial plan is now coming into focus.
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NATO Allies Discuss Arms Supply for Ukraine as Battles Loom
One of Ukraine’s biggest problems in fighting the Russian invasion is a basic one: It is firing artillery rounds much faster than its Western backers ...
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How Climate Change Is Spreading Malaria in Africa
The mosquitoes that transmit the disease dramatically increased their range over the last century as temperatures warmed, scientists reported.
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Alex Murdaugh’s Sister-in-Law Testifies at His Murder Trial
Alex Murdaugh’s sister-in-law, the first close family member to testify at his murder trial, said he had been more interested in protecting his son’s ...
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Biden Officials to Brief Leaders in Congress on Mishandled Classified Files
The disclosure won’t include sharing the specific documents that improperly accompanied top officials when they left office, which lawmakers of both p...
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Prosecutors Seek Trump Lawyer’s Testimony in Classified Documents Case
The Justice Department cited the crime-fraud exception to attorney-client privilege in demanding testimony from a lawyer representing former President...
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Health and Environmental Fears Remain After Ohio Derailment and Inferno
Experts say more work could be needed to determine the consequences after a release of toxic chemicals from a Feb. 3 train crash.
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New Zealand Calls State of Emergency for Cyclone Gabrielle
The cyclone, which caused severe flooding and cut power to 225,000 residents, was “the most significant weather event New Zealand has seen this centur...
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Pharrell Williams Is Louis Vuitton’s Next Men’s Designer
The rapper and music producer will succeed Virgil Abloh and “lead Louis Vuitton toward a new and very exciting chapter,” the brand said in a statement...
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