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Ukraine Faces Hard Fight to Hold Key City as Last Bridge Is Blown

  • The loss of the bridge in Sievierodonetsk could make it harder for Ukrainian soldiers to defend the strategic eastern city as a war of attrition grinds on.
  • It remains unclear who destroyed the bridge, and the Ukrainians did not specify how they would move supplies into the city. Here’s the latest.
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A Moscow court ordered that the W.N.B.A. star Brittney Griner be held in jail for another 18 days.

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Wall Street Stabilizes in Bear Market Territory as Fed Decision Approaches

Stocks were edging higher after the S&P 500 fell into a bear market. Still, global markets were on shaky ground amid inflation woes. Follow economy updates.

Why Gas Prices Are So High

A sprawling international market determines what people pay at the pump. Like other facets of the global economy, it comes down to supply and demand.

The Fed is set to discuss how to tame inflation without plunging the nation into a recession.

President Biden blamed Republicans for stalling efforts to aid the economy in an address to the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

What some analysts are focused on after Wall Street’s meltdown.

The Fractious Night That Began Trump’s Bid to Overturn the Election

Aides urged former President Trump not to claim victory on election night in 2020. He listened to one who said what he wanted to hear: Rudy Giuliani.

A clip of Rudolph W. Giuliani during the Jan. 6 comittee hearing on Monday. “They’re stealing it from us,” Mr. Giuliani told President Donald J. Trump on election night, according to testimony given to the panel.
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The Jan. 6 panel delayed a hearing scheduled for Wednesday to allow staff more time to prepare.

Southern Baptists, Battling Divisions, Gather for ‘Historic’ Convention

The nation’s largest Protestant denomination, a bellwether for conservative Christianity, will elect a leader and reckon with a sex abuse scandal.

Willie McLaurin, interim president and CEO of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee, speaking at an event before the convention’s annual meeting in Anaheim, Calif., on Monday.
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For Its Next Zero Covid Chapter, China Turns to Mass Testing

Residents in many cities must show negative P.C.R. tests to go shopping or use public services. The policy may hamper efforts to revive the economy.

Workers waiting to show their health codes and proof of a negative Covid-19 test outside a Beijing office building in May.
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F.D.A. Advisers Discuss Moderna Vaccine for Children Ages 6 to 17

Thus far in the pandemic, Moderna’s shots have been authorized only for adults. Here’s the latest on Covid.

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How Houston Moved 25,000 People From the Streets Into Their Own Homes

The nation’s fourth-largest city hasn’t solved homelessness, but its remarkable progress can suggest a way forward.

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Entrances to Yellowstone Park Are Closed After Heavy Rain and Floods

Visitors were evacuated after record rainfall washed away roads at the national park, the authorities said. It was unclear when the park would reopen.

Parts of the highway between Gardiner and Mammoth in Montana were washed out on Monday.
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Risking Society’s Retribution, a Growing Number of Girls Resist Genital Cutting

Sierra Leone is one of a few countries in sub-Saharan Africa that have not banned cutting. Now, young women are refusing to undergo the procedure.

When Seio Bangura, 18, told her family she did not want to participate in a ritual ceremony that involved genital cutting, they rejected her and she moved out.
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Saving a Texan Bayou, ‘16 Bottles’ at a Time

Bayou Dave, a modern-day Sisyphus, has spent the last dozen years ridding a trash-choked Houston waterway of plastic and Styrofoam.

Our columnist shares 10 recipes that define Korean cuisine for him.

Lizzo in 2021. “I never want to promote derogatory language,” she said.

An offensive lyric nearly tarnished Lizzo’s reputation, but fans were “blown away” by her fix.

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Jamelle Bouie

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The Gerontocracy of the Democratic Party Doesn’t Understand That We’re at the Brink

This Is How It Feels to Be Russian Right Now. This Is How It Feels to Be Us.

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Inflation Isn’t Going to Bring Back the 1970s

Paul Krugman

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What a Dying Lake Says About the Future

Sohrab Ahmari, Patrick Deneen and Chad Pecknold

We Know Where the ‘Overclass Judges’ Hurting American Workers Have Come From

Daniela J. Lamas

Daniela J. Lamas

America’s Hospitals Are in Transition

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Todd Tanner

Don’t Add Curbs on Guns. But Repeal Liability Protections for Gun Makers and Sellers.

Jagoda Marinic

Germany’s Chancellor Promised to Deter Putin. Then He Did Nothing.

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U.F.O.s, Trump and Twitter, and Biden 2024: Your Questions, Answered

Gun Safety Plan: A ‘Band-Aid’ for a Hemorrhage

Linda Kinstler

‘The Aim of This Operation Is Genocide.’ Here’s What Putin Is Burning.

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Kathy Hochul Is the Best Choice for Democrats in the June 28 Primary

Aaron Timms

What It Took for a Country With a Strong Gun Culture to Give Them Up

Gail Collins and Bret Stephens

It’s Not Easy Being President

Deepta Bhattacharya

New Tools Can Make Our Covid Immunity Even Stronger

Margaret Renkl

I Helped These Very Hungry Caterpillars Become Butterflies. Was That Wrong?

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Grocery shopping in Manhattan.

The Morning

Is price gouging driving up inflation? German Lopez looks at the cases on both sides.

“We’re getting this done,” Senator Chris Murphy said about reaching a bipartisan agreement on gun safety measures.

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Senator Chris Murphy explains how the bipartisan gun safety deal came together and what it would do.

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We answer your questions about Adele and Chance the Rapper, extramusical concerns and more.

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Adams Announces Plan to Fix New York City’s Growing Housing Crisis

Mayor Eric Adams laid out a blueprint to increase homeownership and reduce street homelessness. But housing groups said his budget will not be enough.

Britain Prepares to Send Asylum Seekers to Rwanda

The plan, a signal that Britain is serious about addressing arrivals coming across the English Channel, has been criticized as unworkable and unethical.

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Voters Weigh In on Key Contests in South Carolina and Nevada

Marquee races are taking place in South Carolina, where Republican House members are facing Trump-backed challengers, and in Nevada. Follow midterms updates.

Happy the Elephant Isn’t Legally a Person, New York’s Top Court Rules

An advocacy group argued the elephant was being illegally detained at the Bronx Zoo, in a case involving the rights of highly intelligent animals.

Happy, an Asian elephant, at the Bronx Zoo in 2018. An animal-rights group sought to have her moved to an elephant sanctuary.
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Biden Trip to Saudi Arabia Is Set for July, but Energy Help Is Not

James Beard Foundation Announces Restaurant and Chef Awards

Massachusetts Court Throws Out Gig Worker Ballot Measure

Serena Williams Plans to Play in Wimbledon After Injury Last Year

Officer Who Displayed Nazi Insignia Will Receive $1.5 Million to Resign

Zimbabwe Court Convicts Reporter for The New York Times

U.S. Open Will Allow Russian and Belarusian Tennis Players to Compete

Cambodia Sends U.S. Activist and Other Opposition Members to Prison

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Can Supplements Really Help With Depression or Anxiety?

Hokyoung Kim

How to Help a Loved One Having Suicidal Thoughts

Floreo, founded by Vijay Ravindran, formerly of Amazon, is developing virtual reality lessons designed to help behavioral therapists, speech therapists, special educators and parents who work with autistic children. Here, Mr. Ravindran’s son, uses his VR headset.
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Autistic Children Use Virtual Reality to Navigate the World

Isabel Seliger

This Is What Postpartum Anxiety Feels Like

Both Stephanie Hills and her mother contracted Covid-19 earlier this year, but Ms. Hills survived and her mother did not. She still feels guilty that she could not visit her mother in the hospital during her final days. 
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The Pandemic’s Lingering Effect: ‘Never-Ending’ Guilt

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Einar and Jamex De La Torre’s two-story lenticular installation projects an animated image of the burly Aztec Earth goddess Coatlicue, who shape-shifts into a transformer-like machine made out of lowrider Chevy Impalas.
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‘The Cheech,’ a Game Changer for Chicano Art, Opens in Riverside

As the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art and Culture debuts, its founder hopes to inspire a renaissance in a region of California lacking arts funding.

The pizzas are small and airy enough that you could eat one and plow on to dessert.

The Party at Mel’s Includes Ice Cream and a Disco-Ball Pizza Oven

A Novel Considers What Jackie Gave Up for the Kennedy

From left: Madelyn Ho, Kristin Draucker and Jessica Ferretti rehearsing “Tracer.” (Bicycle wheel by Robert Rauschenberg.)

The Everyday Avant-Gardist: Paul Taylor’s First Principles

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