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This Is Not the Monkeypox That Doctors Thought They Knew
Early in the monkeypox outbreak, a man in his 20s arrived at an emergency department in Northern California, tiny blisters…
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The Way to Slow Climate Change Is as Close as Your City Hall or School Board
Three months after taking office as America’s 46th president, Joe Biden made a solemn pledge to the world: He declared…
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Sy Johnson, Arranger Who Worked Closely With Mingus, Dies at 92
Sy Johnson, a Renaissance jazz master — pianist, composer, journalist, photographer — who made his biggest impact as a frequent…
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Affirmative Action Was Banned at Two Top Universities. They Say They Need It.
It has been more than 15 years since two of the country’s top public university systems, the University of Michigan…
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Joe E. Tata, Peach Pit Owner in ‘Beverly Hills, 90210,’ Dies at 85
Joe E. Tata, a character actor whose roles in a long television career included henchmen in the original “Batman” series…
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Injuries Dim Optimism Around Jets and Giants as N.F.L. Season Nears
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Zach Wilson, the centerpiece of the Jets rebuild, stood in a shaded area near a small…
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Ringworm? Tatis’s Explanations Stretch Common Sense, Experts Say
In the days since he was suspended for 80 games because a prohibited steroid was found in his system, the…
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At Chaotic Season’s Close, PGA Tour Banks on Patience and Its Stars
ATLANTA — The conversation happened two days after Cameron Smith charged into Rory McIlroy’s lengthening catalog of letdowns. First, McIlroy…
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Steven Hoffenberg, Debt Baron Who Ran a Vast Fraud, Dies at 77
Steven J. Hoffenberg, a brash New York debt mogul who spent 18 years in federal prison after admitting to running…
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Has the Fight Against Antisemitism Lost Its Way?
Over the past 18 months, America’s most prominent Jewish organizations have done something extraordinary. They have accused the world’s leading…