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Auction of Mandela Items Is Halted During South Africa Court Fight
While waiting for a court to decide whether Nelson Mandela’s belongings are considered national heritage, Guernsey’s said it had become clear that a sale would be “difficult.”
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Biogen Abandons Its Controversial Alzheimer’s Drug Aduhelm
The pharmaceutical company will give up its ownership rights to the drug and stop a clinical trial that had been aimed at confirming whether it works.
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N.J. Transit Wants a Big Fare Increase. Riders Want Better Service.
Gov. Philip D. Murphy said that major improvements to the transit system on his watch justified the proposed 15 percent fare hike, but customers disagreed.
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With Aid Stalled, Ukraine Scrambles to Make Ends Meet
The government says it can juggle its finances for a few months, but warns of an economic crisis if Western assistance remains stuck.
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PGA Tour Raises $1.5 Billion From Group of U.S. Investors
The move, which involves the Fenway Sports Group, raises questions about whether a deal to combine forces with Saudi Arabia’s sovereign fund is still necessary.
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Why So Many People Can’t Get That Galliano Show Out of Their Heads
In celebrating John Galliano’s “return to his roots,” have we somehow missed the point?
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More Money for Parents? Both Parties Just Might Make It Happen.
If an expansion of the child tax credit passed, here’s what would change and who would benefit.
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Kids Online Safety Act Is a Bipartisan Push to Protect Children on Social Media
A bill backed by dozens of senators would require platforms take “reasonable measures” to shield children from bullying, harassment, sexual exploitation, anorexia, self-harm and predatory marketing.
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What Murder Mysteries Solve
The books offer the promise of an ending where all questions are answered and some sort of justice is done.
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Good Marriages Are Good. Bad Marriages Are, Well, Bad.
On luxury beliefs and why marriage isn’t a cure-all.
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Ukraine and Russia Complete First Prisoner Exchange Since Plane Crash
The swap came a week after the crash of a Russian military transport plane that Moscow said was carrying Ukrainian prisoners.
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Can San Francisco Solve Its Drug Crisis? Five Things to Consider.
A comparison with Portugal’s approach to decriminalization shows why many liberal cities have struggled to match its success.
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House Republicans Move to Impeach Mayorkas Over Border
In a party-line vote, Republicans on the Homeland Security Committee recommended that the House impeach the homeland security secretary over his handling of the border.
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Apple’s Vision Pro Headset Costs Closer to $4,600 With Necessary Add-Ons
The new headset teaches a valuable lesson about the cost of tech products: The upsells and add-ons will get you.
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Why Cholesterol Is Important For Health and How To Lower It
It’s critical for preventing heart disease and other serious health problems.
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Who Gets Left Behind When Gene Therapy Cures a Disease?
Future generations will see breakthroughs that cure many kinds of diseases. But where does that leave current patients?
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Germany Has Finally Woken Up
Any complacency about the threat of the far right has been shattered.
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Melinda Wilson, Who Helped Brian Wilson Through Mental Illness, Dies at 77
Ms. Wilson’s relationship with her husband, a co-founder of the Beach Boys, was portrayed in the 2014 film “Love & Mercy.”
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Chita Rivera Lived to Entertain. Here Are 9 Memorable Performances.
A quadruple threat, Rivera could make a lasting impression in minutes, whether onstage or onscreen. These videos illustrate why.
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