World
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Iran’s Onerous Hijab Law for Women Is Now a Campaign Issue
In a sign that a women-led movement has gained ground, all of the men running for president have distanced themselves…
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What to Know About Jamaal Bowman’s Bitter Democratic Primary Race
Mr. Bowman faces George Latimer in a House primary in New York that will test the party’s views on Israel…
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Formula 1 Tickets and a Fixation on Gold: Menendez Trial Takeaways
Senator Robert Menendez’s lawyers are expected to start calling witnesses to rebut the government’s bribery case as early as Wednesday.
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It’s the Golden Age of Weird Vehicles
Standup scooters, electric unicycles, homemade contraptions of all sorts. New Yorkers have plenty of ways to get around.
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Fake Signatures and ‘Good-Faith Letters’ Fuel a Lucrative Campaign Haul
Dao Yin, a candidate for the New York State Assembly, turned in donor cards that were missing phone numbers and…
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A Tense Time for Parks, Libraries and the Arts
As the city budget deadline looms, the targets of Mayor Eric Adams’s cuts are rallying their bases.
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Princess Anne Hospitalized With Minor Injuries
The younger sister of King Charles III sustained a concussion after an incident on Sunday, Buckingham Palace said.
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Death Toll in Attack in Southern Russia Rises to 19, Officials Say
The attack in Dagestan targeted synagogues and Orthodox churches. Russian investigators called it an act of terrorism, but it was…
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Dissident Rapper’s Death Sentence Overturned in Iran, His Lawyer Says
Toomaj Salehi had been sentenced to death in April after releasing music in support of antigovernment demonstrations two years ago.
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Former Colonies Want France Out. This African Nation Says, Bienvenue!
France is facing deep anticolonial resentment across Africa, but has found a partner in Rwanda, which is embracing French influence…