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    1. AFGHANISTAN EARTHQUAKE
       
       11m ago
    
    2. RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR
       
       17m ago
    
    3. CORONAVIRUS UPDATES
       
       38m ago


BIPARTISAN GUN BILL CLEARS INITIAL VOTE IN SENATE


 * The vote came hours after the text of the legislation was released. It could
   become the most significant overhaul of the nation’s gun laws in decades.
 * Although the bill lacks sweeping changes that Democrats wanted, it represents
   progress in a yearslong stalemate over addressing gun violence at the federal
   level.


WHO STOPS A ‘BAD GUY WITH A GUN’?



A review of 433 active shooter attacks reveals that most are over before the
police arrive. Bystanders sometimes stop attackers, but seldom shoot them.


THE HEAD OF THE TEXAS STATE POLICE CALLED THE RESPONSE TO THE UVALDE SCHOOL
SHOOTING AN “ABJECT FAILURE.”




RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR

 * Ukraine’s War Dead
 * Maps: Russia's Invasion
 * Photos
 * Documenting Atrocities

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RUSSIA NEARS FULL CONTROL OF EASTERN PROVINCE OF LUHANSK



Russia seized more villages around two key cities in the province, but its gains
in eastern Ukraine have come at a tremendous cost. Follow updates.


LINCHPIN OF UKRAINIAN DEFIANCE, A SOUTHERN CITY ENDURES A BARRAGE



Without its Black Sea coast, a landlocked Ukraine would struggle. Mykolaiv is
determined that won’t happen.


LVIV, IN WESTERN UKRAINE, IS LAYING ITS SONS TO REST AS THE RANKS OF THE WAR
DEAD GROW.

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TESTIMONY REVEALS EFFORT TO ENLIST OFFICIALS IN PLOT TO REVERSE ELECTION



The Jan. 6 committee showed how former President Trump leaned on state officials
to invalidate his defeat, opening them up to threats when they refused.


‘THERE IS NOWHERE I FEEL SAFE’: OFFICIALS DESCRIBE THREATS FUELED BY TRUMP



“Do you know how it feels to have the president of the United States target
you?’’ a Black election worker told the Jan. 6 committee, referring to Donald
Trump.

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AT LEAST 1,000 KILLED IN AFGHANISTAN EARTHQUAKE, OFFICIAL MEDIA SAYS



More than 1,500 people were injured in the 5.9-magnitude quake, which was
centered in the country’s remote southeast near the Pakistan border. Follow
updates.


Bakhtar News Agency, via Associated Press


2022 MIDTERM ELECTIONS

 * Tonight’s Key Races
 * Virginia Results
 * Georgia Runoffs
 * Alabama Runoffs
 * Primary Calendar


KATIE BRITT WINS ALABAMA SENATE RUNOFF; 2 TRUMP PICKS LOSE IN GEORGIA



In a handful of Southern states on Tuesday, candidates backed by former
President Trump added to his mixed record in midterm primaries.


KATIE BRITT, THE ALABAMA G.O.P. NOMINEE FOR SENATE, LEVERAGED HER CONNECTIONS
AND POLITICAL SAVVY TO TROUNCE MO BROOKS.

Live Full Primary Results ›
Ala. Senate Runoff › R
K. Britt
63%
M. Brooks
37%

>95% est. reported

Ga. 2nd Runoff › R
C. West
51%
J. Hunt
49%

>95% est. reported

Ga. 6th Runoff › R
R. McCormick
67%
J. Evans
33%

>95% est. reported

Va. 8th › D
D. Beyer
77%
V. Virasingh
23%

>95% est. reported

Va. 2nd › R
J. Kiggans
56%
J. Bell
27%

>95% est. reported

Va. 7th › R
Y. Vega
29%
D. Anderson
24%

>95% est. reported

Source: A.P.


Key Races Ala. Ark. D.C. Ga. Va.


HERE’S WHO WON AND WHO LOST IN TUESDAY’S ELECTIONS.


THREE DECADES AGO, MOST OF NEW YORK CITY’S HOUSE LAWMAKERS WERE JEWISH. NOW, THE
LAST ONE FACES A TOUGH PRIMARY.


COMPANIES BRACE FOR IMPACT OF NEW FORCED LABOR LAW



Billions of dollars could be at stake as a U.S. law banning imports of products
from China goes into effect.


FIRST PINEAPPLES, NOW FISH: CHINA FLEXES ECONOMIC MUSCLE TO PRESSURE TAIWAN



Taiwan’s lucrative grouper industry faces heavy losses after China’s ban on
imports of the fish. The island endured a similar ban on pineapples.


Lam Yik Fei for The New York Times

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NEW YORK CITY PREPARES TO VACCINATE CHILDREN UNDER 5



Many parents in the city, once the U.S. center of the pandemic, have been eager
to vaccinate their youngest children. Here’s the latest on Covid.


Jami Wolf, a Brooklyn resident, said she planned have her daughter vaccinated
against the coronavirus. Natalie Keyssar for The New York Times





TRACKING THE CORONAVIRUS ›

United States ›

United States › United StatesAvg. on Jun. 21 14-day change New cases 96,218 –15%
Hospitalized 29,934 +2% New deaths 289 –11%


U.S. HOT SPOTS ›


VACCINATIONS ›


GLOBAL HOT SPOTS ›


CASES RISING FASTEST

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CASES RISING FASTEST

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PRESIDENT BIDEN WILL PUSH CONGRESS FOR A THREE-MONTH GAS TAX HOLIDAY



Vulnerable Democrats have championed the move ahead of midterm elections, but
experts are skeptical that suspending the tax would benefit consumers much.


Amir Hamja for The New York Times


THE REAL ENFORCERS OF GENDER EQUITY IN SPORTS: ANGRY PARENTS



Girls are supposed to have equal access in schools, but, in practice, districts
aren’t forced to change unless someone speaks up.


Ginger Folger won a lawsuit against her local school district over the condition
of the softball facilities. Bee Trofort for The New York Times


LEARN TO COOK (AND ❤️ IT) IN 10 EASY DISHES



Build confidence in the kitchen with these delicious recipes.






AN AUCTION HOUSE EXPECTED A DRAWING TO NET $200 IN 2020. YOU CAN BUY IT TODAY
FOR $1.4 MILLION.


THE SEARCH FOR A GAY GETAWAY WITHOUT SAND OR WILD PARTIES LED OUR WRITER TO THE
DELAWARE RIVER.

Opinion


BRET STEPHENS


NAFTALI BENNETT’S EXIT INTERVIEW






THE UNEXPECTED FRIENDSHIP THAT MADE THE N.R.A.’S ‘POINTMAN’ THINK TWICE








THOMAS B. EDSALL


WHY CONSPIRACY THEORIES FLOURISH IN TRUMP’S AMERICA






‘THE ARGUMENT’


IS CRIME THAT BAD, OR ARE THE VIBES JUST OFF?


SAMUEL EARLE


IT FEELS LIKE BORIS JOHNSON’S BRITAIN IS FINALLY ‘SINKING GIGGLING INTO THE SEA’






PATRICK HEALY AND ADRIAN J. RIVERA


THESE 11 MODERATE VOTERS SEE AN AMERICA THAT OTHERS DON’T






FREDDIE WILKINSON


ON A DIVIDED MOUNT EVEREST, CLIMATE COOPERATION IS BEING TESTED






AGNES CALLARD


IF I GET CANCELED, LET THEM EAT ME ALIVE






PAUL KRUGMAN


IS THE ERA OF CHEAP MONEY OVER?


MICHAEL LEVY


IN THE SCRAMBLE FOR A CAMPSITE, EVERYONE DESERVES AN EQUAL CHANCE


WILLIAM ALEXANDER


THE FUTURE OF GROWING VEGETABLES


‘THE EZRA KLEIN SHOW’


TWO YEARS LATER, WE STILL DON’T UNDERSTAND LONG COVID. WHY?


GAIL COLLINS AND BRET STEPHENS


MIKE PENCE WAS OF TWO MINDS


JACK GOLDSMITH


PROSECUTE TRUMP? PUT YOURSELF IN MERRICK GARLAND’S SHOES.


DID YOU START THERAPY RECENTLY?


CORPORATE MONEY SUPPORTING THE ‘BIG LIE’





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THE MORNING



The Supreme Court has become the most pro-religion it has been in at least 70
years.


LISTEN ‘THE DAILY’



How did President Biden’s approval rating get so low?


READ THE ON SOCCER NEWSLETTER



There are hints of a new tactical phase.


READ THE WHERE TO EAT NEWSLETTER



Go on a bakery crawl without leaving the East Village.

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IN TWO ELECTIONS, NORTH AND SOUTH, BORIS JOHNSON RISKS A SHARP REBUKE



Scandals, economic pain and an uproar over lockdown parties have left Britain’s
Conservatives at risk of losing both recent advances and old strongholds.


BILL COSBY LOSES SEX ASSAULT LAWSUIT AND MUST PAY DAMAGES



A jury in California sided with Judy Huth, who accused Mr. Cosby of molesting
her at the Playboy Mansion when she was 16.


Judy Huth, center, with her legal team after the verdict was announced in Santa
Monica, Calif. Jenna Schoenefeld for The New York Times


SEATTLE START-UP HAILS A BIG STEP TOWARD FUSION ENERGY



Zap Energy said its experimental reactor core was ready for a milestone test.
Skeptics routinely question whether the technology is achievable.


RENTS WILL RISE BY AT LEAST 3.25 PERCENT FOR 2 MILLION NEW YORKERS



With landlords facing higher costs for property maintenance, a panel approved
some of the largest increases for rent-stabilized units in nearly a decade.


BUSINESS UPDATES: U.K. INFLATION RATE CLIMBS TO 9.1 PERCENT, A 40-YEAR HIGH


SAUDI LEADER EXPECTED IN TURKEY FOR FIRST VISIT SINCE KHASHOGGI MURDER


F.D.A. AIMS TO CUT DOWN ON SMOKING BY SLASHING NICOTINE LEVELS IN CIGARETTES


OCASIO-CORTEZ TO ENDORSE INSURGENT IN NEW YORK LT. GOVERNOR’S RACE


THERE’S AN ‘UNPRECEDENTED’ SRIRACHA SHORTAGE RIGHT NOW


TWO FLORIDA MEN CHARGED WITH PROFITING OFF FAKE PRESCRIPTIONS


AIR FORCE DETAINS AIRMAN IN ATTACK ON U.S. BASE IN SYRIA


ROB GRONKOWSKI ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM N.F.L. HE MEANS IT THIS TIME.


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WHAT ARE THE EFFECTS OF VITAMIN B12 DEFICIENCY?


Aileen Son for The New York Times



WILL GETTING BOTOX NOW PREVENT FUTURE WRINKLES?


Aileen Son for The New York Times



WHY DO I WAKE UP WITH A HEADACHE?


Aileen Son for The New York Times



MY KID IS TERRIFIED OF SHOTS. WHAT DO I DO?


Eiko Ojala



DO YOU HAVE A QUESTION FOR OUR HEALTH EDITORS?

Culture and Lifestyle

Zack DeZon for The New York Times



WHEN THE WORLD GIVES YOU LEMONS … MAKE A STAND

Lemonade stands have adapted to sour times, raising funds and creating fun along
the way.


Gregory Payan/Associated Press



NEW JERSEY HOOPERS EMERGE FROM THE SHADOW OF NEW YORK



Far more N.B.A. players have come from New York than its neighbor state. But a
wave of rising stars in boys’ basketball can shift the trend.


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And Balenciaga and Thom Browne. Meta is opening a new fashion store for the
metaverse. Should you shop?


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BEST OF LATE NIGHT: NOAH CALLS GIULIANI ‘THIRSTY’



He “made so many unanswered calls, the iPhone started labeling him as spam,”
Trevor Noah said of Rudy Giuliani’s messages to state officials.


Nadia Pillon



IS IT RISKY TO PROVIDE HOUSING TO A HOME AIDE AS A JOB BENEFIT?



No such arrangement is without risk. Just make sure that the terms of the
employer-employee agreement are clearly spelled out.


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