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34 Hours of Fear: The Blackout That Cut Gaza Off From the World
As Israeli forces entered Gaza on Friday to fight Hamas, phone and internet service was severed, sowing chaos for Palestinian…
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Anthony Vidler, Architectural Historian Who Reshaped His Field, Dies at 82
He reached beyond conventional history to bring in perspectives from literary theory, philosophy and psychoanalysis.
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Two Books for a Mental Vacation
Madeleine L’Engle’s domestic memoir; Julie Orringer’s humane short stories
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Dylan’s Back Pages, and Then Some
This collection of archival treasures at the Bob Dylan Center includes fan mail from Paul McCartney and Bruce Springsteen.
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As Fighting Rages, Ukraine Takes Its Battle to the Diplomatic Arena
A forum in Malta was intended to encourage countries that have taken a neutral stance on the invasion of Ukraine…
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From Smugglers and TikTok, Migrants Get a Message: Go to New York
Many migrants entering the U.S. southern border have been steered to New York City by relatives, politicians and smugglers, in…
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Friends From Childhood. Brothers in War.
Supported by SKIP ADVERTISEMENTThe Great ReadFriends From Childhood. Brothers in War. Share full articleBy Megan Specia Megan Specia and several…
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‘Lewiston Strong’: After Mass Shooting, Residents Emerge With Grit
After two long days of being locked down amid the manhunt for a gunman who killed 18 people, the small…
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The Main Problem With Pedestrian Deaths Isn’t the Pedestrians
I want to talk about two things that have happened since last weekend’s newsletter on pedestrian deaths. One of them…
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Migrants Search for Beds as New York Quietly Stops Offering Them to All
“They want you to get tired so you give up, and they are achieving it,” said one migrant who has…