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US
New Senate Leadership Tussle Is a Throwback to the Old Days
Current Senate leaders haven’t had to fight too hard for their jobs, but Republicans now face a real contest to…
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News
There Is No Easy Way to Go Public About Cancer
There is a moment for patients after we deliver the news of a frightening diagnosis, after they have taken in…
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News
Where the Wild Things Went During the Pandemic
A new study of camera-trap images complicates the idea that all wildlife thrived during the Covid lockdowns.
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News
On the Wild Intoxications of Spring
I spied the first spring beauty of the year on Feb. 20, the same week a Northern flicker started drumming…
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World
Before N.Y.C. Snow Day Debacle, IBM Had Warned of Tech Limitations
The News When New York City held virtual classes during a winter storm last month, the system ran into major…
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Health
A Comforting Rice Dish That Won’t Break the Bank
Adas polo, a Persian recipe perfumed with cinnamon and layered with caramelized onions and dates, only feels expensive.
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Sports
There Was Always Crying in Sports. The Kelces Made It Cool.
A tear-filled retirement announcement was just the latest instance of Jason and Travis Kelce, two of the toughest guys around,…
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Magazine
The Liberation of Being a Fair-Weather Fan
Dumping your sports team sounds blasphemous. But sometimes you have to prioritize a different kind of loyalty.
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News
The ‘Dune’ Popcorn Bucket and the Golden Age of Movie Merch
The hilariously suggestive misfire is a reminder of the days when too-weird-to-be-true film mementos could be found in every kitchen…
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News
Why Authoritarians Like Saddam Hussein Confound U.S. Presidents
America committed its worst foreign policy mistake of the post-Cold War era when it invaded Iraq in 2003 to disarm…