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Ridgewood, Queens: A Multiethnic Area That’s ‘Like a Whirlpool’

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For Bikash Kharel, who runs a Nepali restaurant in Ridgewood, Queens, called While in Kathmandu, almost every night is cause for a geography ...

Endless Lines, Baffling Delays, Crocs for Days

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Flying home from Paris recently, I suddenly had the creepy sensation of something hovering over my shoulder. Looking toward the aisle I spied ...

‘This is America’s fight’: Europe largely stays out of the fray on Pelosi’s trip.

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BRUSSELS — Europe is increasingly wary about China’s human rights abuses in Xinjiang, crackdown in Hong Kong, widespread censorship and pervasive ...

A ‘Reversible’ Form of Death? Scientists Revive Cells in Dead Pigs’ Organs.

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The pigs had been lying dead in the lab for an hour — no blood was circulating in their bodies, their hearts were still, their brain waves flat ...

What Californians Need to Know About Monkeypox

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A long line for the monkeypox vaccine at San Francisco General Hospital last month.Credit...Jim Wilson/The New York TimesCalifornia this week ...

‘Mothercare’ Takes a Hard Look at What Happens When Duty Outlives Love

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MOTHERCAREOn Obligation, Love, Death, and AmbivalenceBy Lynne TillmanIllustrated. 161 pages. Soft Skull. $23. Care work — tending to the sick ...

Read Your Way Through Cairo

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Credit...Raphaelle MacaronThis story is part of a new series exploring the world through books. We’ve asked some of our favorite writers to ...

When White People Become People of Color

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THE LAST WHITE MAN, by Mohsin Hamid The opening sentence of “The Last White Man,” the latest novel by the Pakistani writer Mohsin Hamid, may ...

George Bartenieff, Fixture of Downtown Theater, Dies at 89

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George Bartenieff, an actor and producer who was a significant figure in the Off Off Broadway and experimental theater world as a founder of two ...

‘Cazando el agua’: una cruel sequía afecta a México

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México, o gran parte de él, se está quedando sin agua. Una sequía extrema ha hecho que las llaves de agua se sequen en todo el país, con casi dos ...

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