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Taiwan and Ukraine: Two crises, 5,000 miles apart, are linked in complex ways.

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Hours before Russia began its invasion of Ukraine in late February, the Chinese Foreign Ministry issued a statement that was clear, stern and not ...

Why So Many Cars Have Rats in Them Now

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For eight years, Libby Denault had taken her Prius to the same auto body shop in Brooklyn for tuneups and other repairs, which it always handled ...

How New Yorkers Push the Limits

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Good morning. It’s Wednesday. We’ll take a quick look at limits — speed limits and time limits — prompted by the expanded operation of speed ...

Premier League Players Will No Longer Take a Knee Before Games

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While Premier League soccer players will continue to take a knee to protest racism this season, they said Wednesday that the gesture would no ...

Pelosi cites ‘America’s determination to preserve democracy.’

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After weeks of silence ahead of a high-stakes visit to Taiwan, Speaker Nancy Pelosi was anything but understated on Wednesday during a day of ...

Shutting the Door on the Hard-Knock Life

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Getting to play Cinderella in a Broadway revival of “Into the Woods” sounds like a young musical theater performer’s dream, until you break your ...

In the Late ’70s, Teen Punks Ruled New York. These Are Their Stories.

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The year was 1977, and the first generation of New York City punk and alternative bands had moved on to larger venues and the international ...

Barrington Stage Company Names Alan Paul as Artistic Director

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The Barrington Stage Company announced Wednesday that Alan Paul, the associate artistic director of the Shakespeare Theater Company in Washington ...

The Mother of South Korean Men’s Wear Rides the K-Wave

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Her garments are worn by stars like Lee Jung-Jae of “Squid Games,” Choi Woo-Shik of “Parasite” and members of the K-pop sensation BTS. But when ...

Don’t Call It a Swimming Pool

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When Amy Holland bought her house in Austin, Texas, in 2020, she and her husband knew they wanted to have a pool in their backyard — but not just ...

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