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G.O.P. Leaders Stand by Santos as New York Republicans Call on Him to Resign
Republican congressional leaders badly need the newly elected representative’s vote, but local officials and lawmakers are eager to distance themselves…
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News
William Consovoy Dies at 48; Took Conservative Cases to the Supreme Court
He argued against affirmative action and the Voting Rights Act. He also represented President Trump in his fight to avoid…
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Norm Fruchter, Champion of Equal Access to Education, Dies at 85
A lawsuit he helped initiate to change how the state allocates aid to localities reaped a bonanza for New York…
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World
As Poland and Britain weigh sending tanks to Kyiv, pressure on other allies mounts.
Poland and Britain are considering sending main battle tanks to Ukraine, a move that would end the West’s nearly yearlong…
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Paul Johnson, Prolific Historian Prized by Conservatives, Dies at 94
He wrote outsize histories on a panoply of subjects, found renown in Britain as an indefatigable columnist and infuriated liberals…
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9 New Books We Recommend This Week
Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.
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Review: ‘The Last of Us’ Is a Zombie Thriller About Single Parenting
HBO’s video-game adaptation doesn’t reinvent the apocalypse genre. But it injects an undead story with new life.
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News
Why Do Some Films Get Restored and Others Languish? A MoMA Series Holds Clues.
History, finances and practical concerns all played a role in preserving the movies being shown at To Save and Project.
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Murillo, Not So Saintly: A Quiet Master Reassessed
In the 17th century, plague and famine devastated Seville. The Baroque painter turned this strife into engrossing parables of a…
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Science
A Fossil Flower Trapped in Amber Had a Mistaken Identity for 150 Years
A study of the Baltic specimen offers new insights into what Europe’s climate was like some 35 million years ago.