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World
Amid a Plague of Shootings, Bystanders Become Heroes
Jason Seaman, a seventh-grade science teacher in Noblesville, Ind., was helping a student with a test when a classmate returned…
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World
Republicans Are Riding High on ‘Place-Based Resentment’
Rural America has become the Republican Party’s life preserver. Less densely settled regions of the country, crucial to the creation…
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Sports
Scott Rolen, a Slick-Fielding Third Baseman, Makes Hall of Fame
Rolen was elected on his sixth appearance on the writers’ ballot. Todd Helton, Billy Wagner and the other finalists will…
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Books
‘Extraordinary’ Review: The Power of Powerlessness
The heroine of “Extraordinary,” on Hulu, just wants to have a superpower so she can be like everyone else.
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Economy
The Sierra Club Tries to Move Past John Muir, George Floyd and #MeToo
For three years, the nation’s most prominent environmental organization has been ruminating about its past and future. Like many other…
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World
Chris Hipkins, New Zealand’s New Leader, Hopes to Put Ardern Behind Him
Mr. Hipkins, who will be sworn this week, has nine months to persuade voters who cooled on Jacinda Ardern’s government…
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Books
In ‘This Other Eden,’ a Historical Tale of Paradise Lost
In his latest novel, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author Paul Harding reimagines the history of a small mixed-race community’s devastating eviction…
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World
A New Look for the Empire State Building and Its Workers
The employees have new uniforms, part of a $165 million “reimagination” that includes a new entrance and an interactive museum.
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Economy
No Open-House Party. Influencers Just Want an Open Door.
It was still dark on a recent Tuesday morning when the photographers began gathering in the lobby of Sutton Tower,…
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Sports
Long Covid Is Keeping Significant Numbers of People Out of Work, Study Finds
An analysis of workers’ compensation claims in New York found that 71 percent of claimants with long Covid needed continuing…