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The Philip Guston Hoard: A Boon or Overkill?
The gift of 220 artworks from the artist’s foundation to the august Metropolitan Museum of Art seems at odds with…
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Politics
Supreme Court Puts Off Considering State Laws Curbing Internet Platforms
The laws, enacted by Florida and Texas in response to conservative complaints about censorship, have been challenged under the First…
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World
In Egypt, Eggs Are Becoming a Luxury and Lenders Are Setting Terms
After months of punishing inflation and a plummeting currency value, Egyptians are growing louder about an economic crisis. In exchange…
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News
The Constitution Can’t Enforce Itself
The 14th Amendment, added to the Constitution in the wake of the Civil War, has been back in the news…
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Business
Inflation Is Cooling, Leaving America Asking: What Comes Next?
After six months of declines, inflation seems to be turning a corner. But the road back to normal is an…
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Sports
Bengals End Bills’ Season With Damar Hamlin in Attendance
Hamlin, the Bills safety who collapsed during the two teams’ previous meeting, was on hand to support his teammates in…
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News
Review: In ‘Field of Mars,’ a March Toward Oblivion
Presented by Richard Maxwell’s New York City Players as part of this year’s Under the Radar Festival, the two-act play…
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World
Netanyahu Fires a Top Minister to Comply With a Supreme Court Ruling
Aryeh Deri, who has a conviction for tax fraud, was deemed unfit to serve in the government, leaving Prime Minister…
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Business
As Deepfakes Flourish, Countries Struggle With Response
Deepfake technology — software that allows people to swap faces, voices and other characteristics to create digital forgeries — has…
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World
In a Nation That Nearly Wiped Out Cholera, the Disease Is Surging Back
Malawi, in southern African, had all but eradicated cholera, recording only two cases in 2021. But more than 900 people…