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World
Electrical Cords, Metal Pipes: In Kherson, Signs of Torture Emerge
KHERSON, Ukraine — To reach the dank, eerie basement were the Russian police detained Ukrainian civilians required navigating a crumbling…
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World
In New Forecast, New York City Projects $2.9 Billion Deficit
Facing growing pension costs and stiff inflation, New York City officials on Tuesday projected that the city’s budget deficit would…
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World
Hemp-Fed Cows Get Buzzed, Study Finds, but Will Humans Who Drink Their Milk?
Do cows that consume cannabis act goofy, get the munchies and spend more time lolling about with their stoned buddies?…
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World
Here’s what we know about the S-300 missile, which was involved in the Poland blast.
The rocket that caused a deadly explosion on Polish territory was an S-300 air defense missile, officials said on Wednesday…
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World
Climate Change Contributed to Deadly West African Floods, Scientists Find
Heavy rains that led to recent deadly floods in Nigeria and neighboring countries were made about 80 times more likely…
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Magazine
Is This the Best Drone Racer in the World?
The pilots took turns speeding their drones through a neon-colored course, zooming around sharp turns and diving into gates at…
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World
A New Focus on a Jewish Artist Who Broke Barriers in Medici-Era Florence
ROME — The life of Jews in 17th-century Florence was quite constrained. They were confined to a ghetto, a cramped…
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Politics
U.S. Shoppers Are Still Spending, as Long as Retailers Give Them a Reason
Despite months of unease about the state of the economy, Americans remain willing to spend money on all sorts of…
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World
The Missile Hit on Poland Shows the Heightened Risk of Escalation
BRUSSELS — The intense reaction Tuesday night to the likely false alarm about a Russian missile striking a NATO ally,…
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World
U.K. Sees Myriad Domestic Threats, Mainly From Iran, Russia and China
LONDON — Iran has tried to kill or kidnap at least 10 critics based in Britain since the start of…