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Politics
More Sept. 11 Victims Who Sued the Taliban Want Frozen Afghan Funds
WASHINGTON — A fight is breaking out among lawyers for different groups of victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist…
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Food
The Sushi at Shion 69 Leonard Street Is Among New York’s Best
Shion Uino began the New York City portion of his sushi-making career in 2017, in the basement of an apartment…
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Food
Cha Kee Is a Beacon in Chinatown’s Revival
All good New Yorkers know that Lower Manhattan would lose a piece of its identity if Chinese businesses disappeared from…
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World
How a Dispute Over Groceries Led to Artillery Strikes in Ukraine
HRANITNE, Ukraine — Artillery shells fired by Russian-backed separatists shrieked into this small town deep in the flatlands of eastern…
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Food
These Thanksgiving Recipes Aren’t Just Side Dishes. They’re My Memories.
Roast turkey is not and has never been my passion, but I have come to love Thanksgiving. Adjusting to life…
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Sports
Emotion and Grit Power Kenyans in New York City Marathon
Viola Cheptoo was deep into the New York City Marathon on Sunday when she peered over her shoulder and made…
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Sports
New York City Marathon Returns With Fanfare and Optimism
The runners gathered in early morning darkness on Staten Island. They ran past confetti cannons in Brooklyn and a heavy…
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World
On Spain’s Camino de Santiago, Even Óscar the Donkey Is a Pilgrim
SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, Spain — Of all those journeying along the Camino de Santiago, a fabled route that attracts thousands…
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Sports
How the New York City Marathon Grew Up
Back in 1970, when the first New York City Marathon was run, it was something very different than we know…
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Sports
The Marathon Returns to a City Eager to Celebrate It
The first time that Kailyn Castro was supposed to run the New York City Marathon, in 2019, she broke her…
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