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Inside the Base Where Israel Has Detained Thousands of Gazans

Since Israel invaded Gaza, the Sde Teiman military base has been filled with blindfolded, handcuffed detainees, held without charge or legal representation.

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A white single-story building with signs in Hebrew, next to a fence topped with barbed wire.

Israeli Airstrike on School Kills Dozens of People in Gaza

The country’s military said it had targeted Hamas operatives. Palestinian media said dozens of displaced civilians who had been sheltering there died.

 

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Donald J. Trump is pictured against a dark background. He is looking up, wearing a red tie and American flag pin.

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A court delays Donald Trump’s Georgia case, the U.N. warns of “climate hell” and more.

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D-Day at 80

Veterans of the pivotal battle of World War II are disappearing. Europe, facing new conflict, recalls what they fought for.

In Normandy, Biden Will Link Fight for Ukraine With Allied Effort on D-Day

President Biden sees similar principles at stake in both conflicts: the defense of freedom and a rules-based international order.

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World War II Veteran Dies at 102 While Traveling to D-Day Event in France

Robert Persichitti witnessed the raising of the U.S. flag at Iwo Jima. He died at a hospital in Germany.

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A Republican Election Clerk vs. Trump Die-Hards in a World of Lies

Cindy Elgan has overseen elections in rural Nevada without incident for 20 years, but now even her neighbors wonder if she’s part of “the deep state cabal.”

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In Global Elections, Strongmen Are Taken Down a Notch

In Turkey, India and elsewhere, where some feared authoritarian leaders would consolidate power, democracy has proved surprisingly resilient.

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Narendra Modi stands with his arms in the air. Both hands are forming peace signs. Another person is standing next to him.
Hands are silhouetted against a light board. They are holding a strip of film negatives.

The Lost Art of the Negative

Film cameras are seeing another renaissance. But some things are being disregarded: the tea-colored originals that determine the life of pictures.

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Trump’s Conviction Made These Voters Rethink Their Choice for President

Conversations with nearly 2,000 voters showed a small number had changed their minds about Donald Trump. Here’s what they said about why.

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Donald Trump speaks into a microphone with a line of reporters and television cameras to his right.

Small Share of Voters Appears to Shift Toward Biden After Trump Verdict

The shift to President Biden was especially clear among young, nonwhite and disengaged Democratic-leaning voters, who had contributed to Donald Trump’s lead.

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“It’s not 2016 anymore”: Donald Trump is finding friends in Silicon Valley.

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Tim Scott made a new push to woo Black and Hispanic voters.

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U.S. Clears Way for Antitrust Inquiries of Nvidia, Microsoft and OpenAI

The Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission agreed to divide responsibility for investigating three major players in the A.I. industry.

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The Life, Death and Rebirth of an A.I.-Generated News Outlet

BNN Breaking had millions of readers, an international team of journalists and a deal with Microsoft. But it was just an artificial intelligence chop shop.

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Washington Post’s Editor Clashed With C.E.O. Over Article Before Resigning

Weeks before Sally Buzbee’s resignation, Will Lewis, the chief executive of The Washington Post, objected to coverage of a legal development involving him.

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Guess Who’s Angry at China’s Real Estate Bailout? Homeowners.

China has relaxed or eliminated measures on home buying to spur new purchases. This has made a vocal constituency of existing homeowners very unhappy.

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The Mayday Call: How One Death at Sea Transformed a Fishing Fleet

The opioid epidemic has made a dangerous job even more deadly. And when there’s an overdose at sea, fishermen have to take care of one another.

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Bombed and Bruised, a Ukrainian City Braces for Another Onslaught

Residents of Sumy repelled Russian forces in 2022. Now, after months of bombardment, Kyiv says Moscow will strike again.

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U.C. Berkeley’s Leader, a Free Speech Champion, Tells Students to Tone It Down

“Just because you have the right to say something doesn’t mean it’s right to say,” said Carol Christ, who is retiring in June.

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Carol Christ stands at the podium, with two students behind her holding a Palestinian flag.

Congestion Pricing Delay Leaves the M.T.A.’s Budget in Limbo

The tolls were set to finance $15 billion for a number of crucial upgrades and repairs to the aging transit system.

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Opinion

Mitch McConnell: We Cannot Repeat the Mistakes of the 1930s

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Kristen Soltis Anderson

Kristen Soltis Anderson

Prison Time Is the Real Factor in the Trump Verdict’s Impact on 2024

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Protesters on Fifth Avenue display signs with Donald Trump’s face and the words “Guilty” and “Loser.” A police officer stands in the foreground.

Caroline de Gruyter

It May Be Scary, but Europe Is Coming to Life

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Ruth Whippman

Boys Get Everything, Except the Thing That’s Most Worth Having

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Charles M. Blow

Charles M. Blow

The Beauty of Embracing Aging

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Garrett M. Graff

We Must Keep the Memory of D-Day Alive

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Maia Szalavitz

Maia Szalavitz

Miami’s Overdose Deaths Are Dropping. What’s the Secret?

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Lee Wasserman

Vermont Takes On Big Oil. Will Other States Follow?

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Officials in Oregon say they need to cut trees, including some healthy ones. The reaction shows how complex land management has become.

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New York Is the Toughest Place in the Country to Apply for Asylum

Tens of thousands of migrants have flocked to New York City in recent years, seeking one of the few legal pathways to permanent residency in the United States.

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SpaceX Sets a Starship Launch Goal: Don’t Burn Up This Time

Elon Musk’s moon and Mars rocket reached space in March, but on Thursday SpaceX aims to see the spacecraft survive atmospheric re-entry.

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New Jersey Law Will Limit Access to Government Records

Gov. Philip D. Murphy signed the legislation, insisting it would not encourage public corruption.

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