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World
Johnson Faces the Same Spending Dilemmas That Plagued McCarthy
The newly installed Republican speaker opposed the bill to avert a government shutdown and has been against continued U.S. funding…
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World
Denmark Aims a Wrecking Ball at ‘Non-Western’ Neighborhoods
A government program is using demolition and relocation to remake neighborhoods with “non-Western” immigrants, poverty or crime.
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World
She Heeded Biden’s Warning to Migrants. Will She Regret It?
They live in a rusty shack with no running water, hiding from the violence just outside their door, haunted by…
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Business
New Normal or No Normal? How Economists Got It Wrong for 3 Years.
Economists first underestimated inflation, then underestimated consumers and the labor market. The key question is why.
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Books
When Siskel and Ebert Were the Names Above the Title
In “Opposable Thumbs,” Matt Singer recalls the risky business of putting newspaper movie critics on TV — and the “combustible…
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News
A Spark That Ignited in a Brooklyn Kitchen and Continued Around the World
When Jirair Ratevosian, a Congressional candidate, and Micheal Ighodaro, an activist and filmmaker, first met, both were so busy with…
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Science
If You’ve Ever Heard a Voice That Wasn’t There, This Could Be Why
With a ghostly finger in a lab, researchers coaxed people to hear phantom voices.
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Science
When Female Frogs Face the Mating Ball, They Pretend to Croak
Female frogs have evolved a variety of tactics to avoid the advances of overeager males, proving they’re not defenseless and…
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World
Gathering to Mourn the Dead, and Dying Themselves in an Explosion in Ukraine
Ukrainians officials said a Russian strike had killed at least 51 people in a tiny village with no obvious military…
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News
Why Do Runway Models Always Look So Grumpy?
A reader wonders why we rarely see smiles on the catwalk — and if that’s always been the case in…