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Bill Pinkney, Globe-Circling Sailor Who Set a Racial Mark, Dies at 87
He was the first Black person to sail alone by way of the arduous southern route, rounding the perilous Cape…
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World
Crisis-Hit British Museum Names Interim Director
Mark Jones, a former leader of the Victoria and Albert Museum, is set to take over with a remit to…
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World
Incumbent Claims Victory in Zimbabwe Election Amid Fraud Accusations
President Emmerson Mnangagwa won another five-year term by intimidating voters and manipulating the campaign process.
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News
Bob Barker, Longtime Host of ‘The Price Is Right,’ Dies at 99
The winner of numerous Emmy Awards, he was almost as well known for his advocacy of animal rights as he…
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World
He Fled China’s Repression. But China’s Long Arm Got Him in Another Country.
Beijing has become more aggressive in its pursuit of dissidents overseas, as highlighted by the arrest of a Chinese rights…
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Sports
Hoping to Stay in the Shohei Ohtani Business
The day after slugging his 40th home run of the season — and leaving his pitching duties early because of…
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World
Seafood Is Safe After Fukushima Water Dump, but Some Won’t Eat It
Sushi is among several shunned foods as Japan dumps treated radioactive water into the Pacific. Experts say the fear is…
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News
In a Report From a Distant Border, I Glimpsed Our Brutal Future
Once in a while, some single thing manages to encapsulate all that feels terrible about our world today. For me,…
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Magazine
In Portugal, a Former Royal Home Opens as a Hotel
Plus: charm necklaces, Alex Katz’s paintings of autumn — and more recommendations from T Magazine.
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World
Ukraine Observes Independence Day With Subdued Celebrations
Ukraine is observing its second wartime Independence Day by displaying the carcasses of destroyed Russian military equipment along a central…