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KAMALA HARRIS TAKES ON A FORCEFUL NEW ROLE IN THE 2024 CAMPAIGN

The vice president is trying to reclaim the momentum that propelled her to
President Biden’s side as a candidate and into the White House in 2020.

6 min read


TRUMP CALLS FOR RECUSAL OF JUDGE OVERSEEING THE JAN. 6 CASE

As Donald Trump spent the weekend on the attack, his lawyer said his actions to
overturn the 2020 election fell short of crimes and were “aspirational.”

4 min read


EVERY FOUR YEARS, POLITICIANS FLOCK TO IOWA TO PROVE THEIR METTLE. IT’S
DIFFERENT IN THE TRUMP ERA.

3 min read


Greg Nash


PUTIN’S FOREVER WAR

President Vladimir Putin wants to lead Russians into a civilizational conflict
with the West far larger than Ukraine. Will they follow him?


 1. A new generation of Russians is being taught to adopt patriotic values from
    an early age.
    Nanna Heitmann for The New York Times
 2. The conflict in Ukraine is hardly felt in Moscow.
    Nanna Heitmann for The New York Times
 3. The impact is shunted to Russia’s poorest areas, like the city of Ulan-Ude.
    Nanna Heitmann for The New York Times
 4. Or it intrudes at the fringe from Ukrainian shelling.
    Nanna Heitmann for The New York Times
 5. How long the toll can be obscured could determine the fate of the Russian
    leader and his country.
    Nanna Heitmann for The New York Times
 6. “People are dying there in Ukraine for nothing”— Yulia Rolikova, who
    persuaded her former husband not to fight.
    Nanna Heitmann for The New York Times
 7. “Putin has been in power so long that children do not ask who the next
    president will be, they ask who the next Putin will be”— Yevgeny Vlasov, an
    electrical engineer in Ulan-Ude.
    Nanna Heitmann for The New York Times
 8. The Soviet past is ever-present.
    Nanna Heitmann for The New York Times
 9. Putin has very little to say about the future, leaving people guessing.
    Nanna Heitmann for The New York Times

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UKRAINE STRIKES 2 BRIDGES CONNECTED TO RUSSIAN-OCCUPIED CRIMEA

5 min read

Ukraine has grown bolder, firing drones at Moscow, while Russian forces have
turned to regular attacks on the Black Sea.


EIGHT MONTHS PREGNANT AND ARRESTED AFTER FALSE FACIAL RECOGNITION MATCH

Porcha Woodruff thought the police who came to arrest her for carjacking were
joking. The charges were dismissed just two weeks before she gave birth.

5 min read


Nic Antaya for The New York Times


‘BARBIE’ REACHES $1 BILLION AT THE BOX OFFICE, STUDIO SAYS

No movie in Warner Bros. history has sold so many tickets so fast, the studio
said of the movie directed by Greta Gerwig.

3 min read


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WOMEN’S WORLD CUP

 * Schedule
 * Bracket
 * Play Spot the Ball
 * From The Athletic


FOR MEGAN RAPINOE, AN END NOT EVEN SHE COULD HAVE IMAGINED

A missed penalty kick was a cruel way to draw the curtain on a star’s World Cup
career. But her influence and her legacy were never about soccer alone.

5 min read

THE ATHLETIC


AFTER A CRUSHING WORLD CUP EXIT, THE U.S. MUST NOW FACE THE FALLOUT.


ALESSIA RUSSO, THE ENGLAND STRIKER, SCORED HER FIRST WORLD CUP GOAL LAST WEEK.
SHE IS JUST GETTING STARTED.

4 min read


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THE ART OF TELLING FORBIDDEN STORIES IN CHINA

Many writers are looking for ways to capture the everyday realities that the
government keeps hidden — sometimes at their own peril.

18 min read


Tommy Kha for The New York Times


TRUCKING FIRM THAT GOT $700 MILLION U.S. BAILOUT DECLARES BANKRUPTCY

The downfall of the 99-year-old company will lead to the loss of 30,000 jobs and
could have ripple effects across the nation’s supply chains.

4 min read


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TWILIGHT OF THE SERIAL KILLER: CASES LIKE GILGO BEACH BECOME EVER RARER

Serial murders have dwindled, thanks to a cautious citizenry and improved
technology. But sociopaths have found new methods of mayhem.

5 min read


Johnny Milano for The New York Times


THE FIGHT OVER THE DUNE SHACKS OF CAPE COD

The shacks have been cared for by locals, activists and artists. Now the
National Park Service plans to lease them to bidders.

6 min read


Cody O'Loughlin for The New York Times


THIS JAZZ ARTIST MAKES PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME SPEECHES SING

When the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s inductees began to ramble, executives
turned to Jezra Kaye to help them rein it in.

5 min read


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WELCOME TO THE AGE OF HARD JUICE

Once considered only a passable mixer, juice is finding its way into canned
alcoholic drinks.

3 min read

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OUR COLUMNIST BREAKS DOWN SOME OF THE RISKS HIDDEN IN PUBLIC PENSION FUNDS.

7 min read


HERE’S A ROUNDUP OF COMEDY, MUSIC AND THEATER TO SEE IN NEW YORK CITY IN AUGUST.

7 min read

Opinion


MAUREEN DOWD


COUP-COUP-CA-CHOO, TRUMP-STYLE

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ALEX MASSIE


FOR SCOTLAND, LEAVING WILL ALWAYS BE AN OPTION

4 min read

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JULIE V. IOVINE


DOG PARKS ARE GREAT FOR PEOPLE. TOO BAD THEY’RE TERRIBLE FOR DOGS.

4 min read

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PAMELA PAUL


A LIGHTBULB WENT OFF

4 min read

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TISH HARRISON WARREN


MY HOPE FOR AMERICAN DISCOURSE

6 min read

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ANNIE KELLY


EVEN CONSPIRACY THEORISTS ARE ALARMED BY WHAT THEY’VE SEEN

14 min read

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DANIEL DUANE


WHEN THE NOVELTY OF SKIING IN CALIFORNIA IN AUGUST WEARS OFF, THE TERROR SINKS
IN

4 min read

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MATTER OF OPINION


‘I DON’T THINK HARVARD WAS GOOD FOR MY SOUL’

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ROSS DOUTHAT


THE NORMAL PATHS TO BEATING TRUMP ARE CLOSING

4 min read


LETTERS FROM OUR READERS


A WOMAN, TEENS AND A VIRAL VIDEO

5 min read


NICHOLAS KRISTOF


THE TRUTH ABOUT YOUR BACON

5 min read


STEVEN BRILL


AMERICANS WILL BELIEVE THE TRUMP VERDICT ONLY IF THEY CAN SEE IT

6 min read


JAMES TABERY


A REVOLUTION IS COMING TO MEDICINE. WHO WILL IT LEAVE OUT?

6 min read


FARAH STOCKMAN


THIS IS THE MUSIC AMERICA NEEDS

7 min read


ANDREW LELAND


I HAVE A CHOICE TO MAKE ABOUT MY BLINDNESS

5 min read


THE EDITORIAL BOARD


WHERE ARE THE BIG IDEAS FOR NEW YORK CITY?

6 min read


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A SENATOR’S NEW WIFE AND HER OLD FRIENDS DRAW PROSECUTORS’ ATTENTION

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AMID SIGNS OF COVID UPTICK, RESEARCHERS BRACE FOR ‘NEW NORMAL’

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‘A NICE BIKE, WHEN IT WORKS’: RIDERS FRET AFTER E-BIKE MAKER GOES BUST

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ARE YOU MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR PATIO?

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PARAMOUNT NEARS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR SIMON & SCHUSTER SALE

The deal with KKR, a private equity firm, is said to be valued at roughly $1.62
billion, and could be announced as soon as Monday.

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WAR, MEDIATION OR SILENCE? DEADLINE FOR COUP LEADERS IN NIGER PASSES.

A deadline given by other West African nations to the Nigerien military junta to
reinstate the ousted president ran out with no sign of a military intervention.

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HANK THE TANK, A 400-POUND BEAR BEHIND LAKE TAHOE BREAK-INS, IS CAPTURED

A female bear — and one of three known as Hank — was captured by wildlife
authorities. She was responsible for at least 21 home break-ins, officials said.

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OUR GALAXY IS HOME TO TRILLIONS OF WORLDS GONE ROGUE

Astronomers have found that free-floating planets far outnumber those bound to a
host star.

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ISRAELI MISSILE STRIKE KILLS 4 NEAR DAMASCUS, SYRIA SAYS

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AFTER TRANSITIONING, GABBI TUFT PAYS A VISIT TO SMACKDOWN

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WITH NO DATE SET, MUSK AND ZUCKERBERG TRADE BARBS ON ‘CAGE MATCH’

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GROUP OF SWISS WOMEN SUE GOVERNMENT OVER CLIMATE CHANGE PROTECTIONS

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AT LEAST 24 KILLED IN MINIBUS CRASH IN MOROCCO

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CALIFORNIA JUDGE ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH KILLING OF HIS WIFE, POLICE SAY

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HOW A GASTROENTEROLOGIST CARES FOR HER GUT


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IS IT BAD TO DRINK COFFEE ON AN EMPTY STOMACH?

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FIGHTING WITH YOUR PARTNER? USE THESE 4 PHRASES.

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EVERYBODY DANCE NOW! ‘HERE LIES LOVE’ DICTATES YOUR MOVES.

Engaging viewers’ bodies is central to this Broadway musical, a rare production
that sets its audience in motion on the dance floor.

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WHAT MIKE EPPS LEARNED FROM ‘SANFORD AND SON’

The star of “The Upshaws” was inspired by Denzel Washington.

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A NEW LIFE FOR A 1988 FILM

“Tokyo Pop” was a critical hit that fell into obscurity and has been restored.

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‘WINNING TIME’ IS BACK. HERE’S WHAT TO KNOW.

Expect more drama in Season 2. An N.B.A. reporter takes a look.

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‘HEARTSTOPPER’ SEASON 2, WATCHED WITH L.G.B.T.Q. TEENS

Three British 16-year-olds took an advance look.

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AN M.L.B. STAR’S SEASON TAKES A NIGHTMARE TURN IN AN ON-FIELD BRAWL

The Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson put his fists up to fight and was
knocked to the ground by an opponent on Saturday night.


HOW THE PAC-12 FUMBLED AWAY ITS OWN FUTURE

The once storied conference is in peril after 12 years of hubris, apathy and
astounding mismanagement, our columnist writes.


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DID THE YANKEES FAIL IN HANDLING A STAR PLAYER’S CONCUSSION?

Anthony Rizzo was placed on the injured list with post-concussion syndrome more
than two months after being involved in a collision.


COULD PATRICK MAHOMES UNVEIL A BEHIND-THE-BACK PASS THIS SEASON?


M.L.B. EXECUTIVES WEIGH IN ON THIS YEAR’S TRADE DEADLINE


RANKING VETERAN QUARTERBACKS INTO TIERS, FROM BEST TO WORST

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12 GIFTS THAT SAY: ‘THANKS FOR HAVING ME’

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THE BEST VIBRATOR

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WATER SHOES DON’T HAVE TO BE UGLY

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