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World
It’s Called Eurovision. So Why Is Australia Part of It?
Australia has been one of the event’s biggest markets outside Europe. Since 2015, it has been a contestant, but that…
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Politics
Britain’s Economy Ekes Out Growth in First Quarter
The increase of 0.1 percent in the three months that ended in March, which was driven by construction and information…
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Sports
An Unexpected Open Water Challenge: 40 Miles Across Arizona
MESA, Ariz. — On an 80-degree morning, a group of world-class swimmers stood in their Speedos and swim caps on…
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Politics
Regulators Raise the Alarm on a Potential Market Risk
Turmoil in the banking sector could have a knock-on effect on clearinghouses, the intermediaries between buyers and sellers in financial…
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Politics
Don January, Who Won the 1967 P.G.A. Title, Dies at 93
He won 10 tournaments in 10 different years on the PGA Tour and was an early star on the senior…
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Politics
Berkshire Reports Big Jump in Earnings
Gains in its insurance business offset lower revenue from its real estate and consumer products companies. The results came out…
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Sports
A Reborn Team and a Star Who Never Wanted to Leave
Andrew McCutchen led the last successful era of Pittsburgh Pirates baseball. The veteran outfielder is back and thriving — and…
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Politics
Menahem Pressler, Pianist Who Co-Founded the Beaux Arts Trio, Dies at 99
Mr. Pressler, who fled Nazi Germany as a youth, was the anchor of a group that, with various lineups, performed…
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World
As Putin Bides His Time, Ukraine Faces a Ticking Clock
Ukraine is feeling short-term pressure from its Western backers for success in a looming counteroffensive. Vladimir Putin seems to be…
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Politics
Recession Fears Abound, but the Fed Chair Bets This Time Is Different
Jerome H. Powell, the Federal Reserve chair, thinks his central bank can defy history to clinch slower inflation and a…