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World
Israeli Billboards Thanking the U.S. Have a New Face on Them: Biden’s
After Donald J. Trump bound himself tightly to the Israeli right, and President Biden approached the divided nation gingerly, a…
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Health
Jack Daniel’s Tweaks Its Brand, From Bland to Exclusive
The Tennessee whiskey, long snubbed by connoisseurs and collectors, is suddenly grabbing attention with a series of special releases.
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World
U.S. and Qatar Deny Iran’s Access to $6 Billion From Prisoner Deal
The United States and Qatar have agreed to deny Iran’s access to $6 billion in funds recently transferred to the…
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News
Hoosen Coovadia, 83, Medical Force in South Africa’s H.I.V. Fight, Dies
An esteemed pediatrician, he overcame apartheid’s barriers to help make his country a global leader in H.I.V. care and research.
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US
State and Local Governments Have Billions Left to Spend in Pandemic Aid
Two years after the federal government approved $350 billion in emergency funding for states and localities to respond to the…
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World
Japan Seeks to Dissolve Unification Church After Abe Killing
The assassination of Shinzo Abe, the country’s longest-serving prime minister, shed light on the fringe group’s political ties and manipulation…
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World
Some Famous Fish Get a New Home Near Central Park
The largest of the Museum of Natural History’s collection of 3.2 million specimens have finally moved to the museum’s new…
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News
The Eat-Your-Own Caucus Has Found Its New Leader. Or Has It?
When he was governor of California, Ronald Reagan popularized what became known as his 11th Commandment: Thou shalt not speak…
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News
Devo’s Future Came True
Half a century after Devo began singing about cultural De-Evolution, the visionary new wave band would have preferred to be…
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Business
U.A.W. Expands Strike to Ford Plant in Kentucky
The factory employs 8,700 and makes some of Ford’s most profitable products, including pickups and sport utility vehicles.