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Hong Kong Journalists Convicted of Sedition in Stand News Case
The editors said they published stories in the public interest. A judge ruled they were guilty of a crime against national security.
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Joy Can Do More Than Beat Trump
It can push MAGA back to the periphery of American life.
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Whale Beheading, Bear Carcass Dumping and Trump Boosting, Oh My!
Yes, it gets worse than Mitt Romney’s dog.
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How Does Mpox Spread, and Who Is Most at Risk?
Here’s what scientists have learned about the virus, which was recently declared a global health emergency.
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They String the Rackets at the U.S. Open
Tennis players rarely break strings anymore, but they still want their rackets to be given a fresh set.
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Israel’s Hostage Rescue Highlights Challenge of Hamas Tunnels in Gaza
Gaza’s vast and complex subterranean network shelters many of Hamas’s remaining leaders, and is a key obstacle to eradicating the group.
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A New Push to Overhaul Reading Doesn’t Extend to Older Students
Districts like New York are revamping elementary school reading instruction. But the middle and high schoolers who don’t read proficiently are an afterthought.
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Eric Adams Calls Himself ‘Dinkins 2.’ Can It Get Him Re-Elected?
Mayor Adams is hoping to persuade his base of Black middle-class and older voters that his re-election bid is being undermined just as David Dinkins’s was in 1993.
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At Missouri Hearing, Lawyers Spar Over Fate of Prisoner on Death Row
The case of Marcellus Williams, 55, who has maintained his innocence in a 1998 killing, has pitted a local prosecutor against the state’s attorney general.
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Lucy Letby Inquiry Won’t Weigh Key Question: Is the ‘Killer Nurse’ Innocent?
More than 20 experts have called on the U.K. government to delay a public inquiry into the case of Lucy Letby, who was convicted of murdering babies, because of growing concerns about the evidence.
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Can China Tech Find a Home in Silicon Valley?
Entrepreneurs and venture capitalists are setting up firms across the Pacific, only to find that any investment with Chinese ties is a hard sell.
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Can Democrats Win Back Latino Voters by Treating Them Like Everyone Else?
Democrats seem to be recognizing that Latinos have the same hodgepodge mix of priorities as other voters. Will that help them make up ground lost to Donald J. Trump?
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Israeli Military Begins Major West Bank Raids
Hundreds of troops entered cities in the occupied territory, targeting Palestinian militants. It was a significant escalation after months of raids that have unfolded alongside the war in Gaza.
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Backpage Founder Gets Five Years in Case That Shut Down Website
Michael Lacey, 76, co-founded the website that became known for its ads for prostitution. He was convicted on a money laundering charge in a case that included accusations of sex trafficking.
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A Rare but Dangerous Mosquito-Borne Virus Is Changing Routines in Massachusetts
Ten communities are at high or critical risk from Eastern equine encephalitis, which killed a man in New Hampshire this month and sickened two people in Massachusetts and Vermont.
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Brazil Threatens to Ban Elon Musk’s X
The country’s Supreme Court gave the service 24 hours to name a legal representative in Brazil or face suspension.
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Where Does Biden’s Student Loan Debt Plan Stand? Here’s What to Know.
The Supreme Court refused to allow a key part of President Biden’s student debt plan to move forward. Here’s what’s left of it, and who could still benefit.
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Scientists Discover Similar Dinosaur Footprints on Opposite Sides of the Atlantic
More than 260 similar footprints found in Brazil and Cameroon help us understand a region that broke apart millions of years ago.
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OpenAI Eyes $100 Billion Valuation
While some young A.I. companies have struggled to compete with the tech industry’s giants, OpenAI has been rapidly expanding.
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Typhoon Shanshan Barrels Into Japan, Triggering Rare Warnings
The authorities said the storm could produce a large-scale disaster as it approached the mainland. Nearly 1 million people were told to evacuate, and Toyota closed all its factories on Wednesday afternoon.
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