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World
Dozens of Women and Girls Kidnapped by Extremists Are Freed in Burkina Faso
More than 60 people were abducted a week ago while searching for food in an area blockaded by insurgents. On…
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World
Which Leaders Resign, Like Jacinda Ardern? Often, the System Decides.
In parliamentary systems like New Zealand’s, it is the norm for leaders to step down when doing so may serve…
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Arts
Five Science Fiction Movies to Stream Now
The intelligence may be artificial, but the thrills are real in this month’s collection of sci-fi picks.
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News
‘Fleishman Is in Trouble’ and the Angst of the Striving Upper Class
Every so often, someone on Twitter recirculates a purported budget created by the website Financial Samurai a few years back…
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News
Foodie Fever Dreams Can’t Keep Restaurants Afloat
DEEP RUN, N.C. — When René Redzepi announced he would close Noma, his Michelin three-star restaurant/work camp in Copenhagen, food…
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World
Church of England Will Bless Same-Sex Couples, but Won’t Marry Them
The policy shift comes after six years of consultations on the issue within the church, which also apologized for its…
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News
Can My Building Ban Incense Even if It’s a Religious Ritual?
While you are entitled to practice your religion in your apartment, you are not entitled to disturb your neighbors.
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World
More Evidence of Children’s Graves Is Found at Former Indigenous School
The finding, announced by the Anishinabe of Wauzhushk Onigum Nation, comes from one of several searches underway at former Indigenous…
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Finance
Rate Increases Have a ‘Ways to Go,’ a Top Fed Official Says
John C. Williams, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said central bankers must “keep moving” in…
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World
For Reporter, Trauma Comes With Exposing Ugly Truths of a Brutal Conflict
Mariam Ouédraogo is the first female African journalist to win the world’s top prize for war correspondents, but covering the…