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HOUSE PASSES BILL TO KEEP GOVERNMENT RUNNING THROUGH MID-NOVEMBER

The House bill includes more domestic disaster aid but no money for Ukraine. It
must pass the Senate before midnight to avert a shutdown.

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HERE’S WHERE A SHUTDOWN WOULD IMMEDIATELY BE FELT.

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CELEBRATIONS FOR JIMMY CARTER’S 99TH BIRTHDAY HAVE BEEN MOVED UP IN ANTICIPATION
OF A SHUTDOWN.

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IN TEXAS, MUMS RIVAL FOOTBALL AS THE BIG HOMECOMING ATTRACTION

The elaborate adornments typically worn by female students in a tradition across
the South and Midwest have come a long way since the days of simple corsages.

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THE HARVARD PROFESSOR AND THE BLOGGERS

When a rising star at Harvard Business School was accused of falsifying data —
about how to stop dishonesty — it inflamed a crisis in behavioral science.

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IN FEINSTEIN, SAN FRANCISCO HAD AN ENDLESS CHAMPION

Dianne Feinstein’s life was inseparable from the fortunes and tragedies of San
Francisco over nine decades.

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WHAT HAPPENS NEXT TO DIANNE FEINSTEIN’S SENATE SEAT?

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IN A ‘CITY TOO BUSY TO HATE,’ NEW ATTENTION TO AN OVERLOOKED RACE MASSACRE

Researchers say that mob violence against Black residents in 1906 played a role
in Atlanta’s evolution, whether residents knew it or not.

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AFTER INTENSE FLOODS, NEW YORK CITY LURCHES BACK TO LIFE

The city’s transit resumed, with some delays, as the rain abated on Saturday.
The governor warned that climate change was making severe storms more common.

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THE STORM THAT CAUSED VAST FLOODING IN THE CITY STARTED OUT AS AN UNREMARKABLE,
IF UNPREDICTABLE, WEATHER SYSTEM.

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UKRAINE’S WAR OF DRONES RUNS INTO AN OBSTACLE: CHINA

As the war with Russia stretches on, so too does a contest to make more and
deadlier flying machines. That means a fight over global electronics supply
chains that run through China.

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UKRAINE SAID THAT RUSSIA LAUNCHED 40 EXPLODING DRONES OVERNIGHT, CAUSING A FIRE
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FACT CHECKERS TAKE STOCK OF THEIR EFFORTS: ‘IT’S NOT GETTING BETTER’

The momentum behind organizations that aim to combat online falsehoods has
started to taper off, an updated poll found.

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THE WEEKENDER


THE PUMPKIN SPICE LATTE WILL OUTLIVE US ALL

Also in this edition: A silvery, shimmering summer of Beyoncé, and an interview
with the “Golden Bachelor.”

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GWYNETH PALTROW LOOKS BACK AT 15 YEARS OF GOOP AND MORE

The actress and entrepreneur knows she and her company are cultural lightning
rods.

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A READER ASKS: I WAS GIVEN A RING AS A TREASURED HEIRLOOM. CAN I SELL IT?

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BOOK REVIEW


MARTIN BARON’S MEMOIR RECOUNTS A DECADE OF TURMOIL WHILE RUNNING THE WASHINGTON
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RUNNING SAN FRANCISCO MADE DIANNE FEINSTEIN

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TRUMP’S RIVALS ARE FACING LOSERDOM. THEY HAVE A LONG-SHOT OPTION.

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IS AMAZON REALLY JAWS IN A FISHBOWL?

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DIANNE FEINSTEIN, BREAKING INTO THE BOYS’ CLUB

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A PRESIDENT ON A PICKET LINE

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WHY UNIONS ARE GOOD FOR AMERICA

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PAUL KRUGMAN


ARE HIGH INTEREST RATES THE NEW NORMAL?

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‘MY BODY WAS POISONED’: BIDEN’S LEAD PIPE REMOVAL PLAN FACES HURDLES

Unexpected barriers could delay President Biden’s timeline on an issue that is
central to the administration’s effort to address racial disparities.

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MODI’S HINDU NATIONALISM STOKES TENSION IN INDIAN DIASPORA

The killing of a Canadian Sikh leader, carried out by what Canada described as
Indian government agents, occurred amid widening divisions in the diaspora.

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IRAQ WEDDING FIRE’S DEATH TOLL RISES, AS OFFICIALS POINT TO SAFETY VIOLATIONS

The hall lacked exits and a sprinkler system, and was made of materials that
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WHEN A DRUG CRISIS COLLIDES WITH THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL

Republicans are making big promises about combating fentanyl. Their words ring
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WANT TO EAT LESS MEAT? TRY SOMETHING SOUR.

Chickpeas and plantains get a piquant punch with a vinegar-rich escabeche.

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HER WRITING WAS REDISCOVERED. WHAT ABOUT HER GRAVE?

Dawn Powell was buried in a potter’s field. Her admirers are thinking about how
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