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HOW AMERICA LOST ONE MILLION PEOPLE

Understanding the coronavirus death toll — including who makes up the one
million and how the country failed them — is essential as the pandemic
continues.



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THE LOST AMERICANS: MANY OF THE FAMILY MEMBERS LEFT BEHIND ARE GRIEVING, FEELING
ISOLATED FROM A NATION THAT WANTS TO MOVE ON.





DOZENS OF PEOPLE TOLD US THEIR MEMORIES OF THE LOVED ONES THEY LOST TO THE
CORONAVIRUS. LISTEN TO THEIR STORIES HERE.





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UKRAINE LAUNCHES COUNTEROFFENSIVE NEAR DONBAS REGION, ITS MILITARY SAYS



The military staging area near Izium is crucial to Russia’s efforts in the
Donbas region. Finland and Sweden were set to attend a NATO meeting. Here’s the
latest.


MITCH MCCONNELL AND THREE OTHER SENIOR REPUBLICAN SENATORS MADE A SECRET VISIT
TO UKRAINE.


SANCTIONS ARE SHINING A LIGHT ON PRESIDENT VLADIMIR PUTIN’S PRIVATE LIFE,
SOMETHING HE HAS LONG TRIED TO AVOID.

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AT A GERMAN HIDEAWAY, OLIGARCH VILLAS CHALLENGE A ‘SILENT CONTRACT’



Tegernsee in Bavaria is known for hosting the superrich, and locals are divided
on whether the authorities should go after the assets of wealthy Russians.


HOW ‘JUST A DUDE’ IN A HOODIE BECAME A SENATE FRONT-RUNNER



John Fetterman has used his shorts-and-hoodie image to connect with Pennsylvania
voters in the Democratic Senate primary.


GEARING UP FOR G.O.P. GAINS, BIDEN BRACES FOR A BARRAGE OF INQUIRIES



A divided government could soon take Washington to new levels of intensity, as
some Republicans appear eager to target President Biden and his family.


John Fetterman met with supporters in Greensburg, Pa. Maddie McGarvey for The
New York Times


WE FACT-CHECKED A CLAIM BY REPUBLICANS THAT A BABY FORMULA SHORTAGE WAS TIED TO
PRESIDENT BIDEN’S IMMIGRATION POLICIES.


FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMP ENDORSED DOUG MASTRIANO, THE LEADING CANDIDATE IN THE
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY FOR PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNOR.


THOUSANDS GATHER AT MARCHES FOR ABORTION RIGHTS



Nearly two weeks after the leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion overturning
Roe, protesters gathered in cities across the U.S. in support of abortion
rights.


AT A CONFERENCE, JUSTICE CLARENCE THOMAS SAID THE LEAKED DRAFT OPINION DESTROYED
TRUST AT THE SUPREME COURT.


Kenny Holston for The New York Times


A RULING FAMILY IS ON THE RUN AS SRI LANKA PLUNGES INTO ECONOMIC RUIN



Once empowered by ethnic nationalism after a brutal civil war, the Rajapaksa
dynasty has been undone by what its own allies call incompetence and denial.


Sri Lanka's former president, Mahinda Rajapaksa, left, with his brothers
Gotabaya and Basil. Eranga Jayawardena/Associated Press

LIVE


EUROVISION UPDATES: GRAND FINAL IS UNDERWAY



The final is the climax of the world’s greatest, glitziest and campiest song
contest. Here’s the latest as the singers go note-to-note.


Alessandro Grassani for The New York Times


THE WEEKENDER: BUTT LIFTS ARE BOOMING. HEALING IS NO JOKE.



Also in this edition: a farewell to the iPod, and a photographer’s 2,600-mile
road trip along the Arabian coast.


DID YOU FOLLOW THE NEWS THIS WEEK? TAKE OUR QUIZ.



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MICHAEL CHE IS STILL TRYING TO CRACK THE CODE



As he readies a new season of his HBO Max series, “That Damn Michael Che,” the
Weekend Update anchor contemplates his future at “Saturday Night Live.”






IN THESE TUMULTUOUS TIMES, MANY YOUNG ADULTS HAVE STOPPED SAVING FOR TOMORROW.


THE MEN WHO LEAD THE U.K. PLOTTED THEIR RISE AS MISBEHAVING UNDERGRADS, OXFORD
ALUMNI SAY.

What to Watch and Read


REVIEW: A WITTY AND PERCEPTIVE WOMAN RETURNS IN ‘EITHER/OR’



Elif Batuman’s follow-up to “The Idiot” follows the same character into her
second year at Harvard.






‘THE INNOCENTS’ REVIEW: HEAD GAMES


EVERYTHING YOU THOUGHT YOU KNEW, AND WHY YOU’RE WRONG


‘PLEASURE’ REVIEW: SHE’S A GO-GETTER


THE LIMITS OF BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY


‘THE ESSEX SERPENT’ REVIEW: CLAIRE DANES, THE DISRUPTER


Opinion


THE EDITORIAL BOARD


STUDENT DEBT IS CRUSHING. CANCELING IT FOR EVERYONE IS STILL A BAD IDEA.






MAUREEN DOWD


TOO MUCH CHURCH IN THE STATE






ROSS DOUTHAT


THERE ARE TWO ENDGAMES IN UKRAINE. BOTH CARRY BIG RISKS.






SETH STEPHENS-DAVIDOWITZ


THE RICH ARE NOT WHO WE THINK THEY ARE. AND HAPPINESS IS NOT WHAT WE THINK IT
IS, EITHER.


JAMELLE BOUIE


THE PUSH TO SILENCE PROTESTERS OVER THE ROE DECISION






JESSE JENKINS


WE CAN’T DRILL OUR WAY TO ENERGY SECURITY






JONATHAN MALESIC


LATE ASSIGNMENTS, FAILED TESTS, SLEEPING IN CLASS: MY COLLEGE STUDENTS ARE NOT
OK






‘A NEW GENERATION OF POWERLESS WOMEN’: ON LIFE BEFORE ROE, AND FEARS FOR THE
FUTURE






GAIL COLLINS


DON’T BE FOOLED. IT’S ALL ABOUT WOMEN AND SEX.


PAVLO KOVTONIUK


RUSSIA’S ATTACKS ON UKRAINE HEALTH CENTERS SHOW A VICIOUS PATTERN


JESSICA GROSE


THE FORMULA SHORTAGE ISN’T AN EXCUSE TO BE CRUEL


RICH LOWRY


WHY RON DESANTIS IS FAR MORE THAN JUST THE NEXT TRUMP


PETER COY


COURAGE SEEMED TO BE DEAD. THEN CAME ZELENSKY.


JAMELLE BOUIE


THE PRO-DEMOCRACY ARGUMENT AGAINST ROE FALTERS WHEN IT MEETS REALITY


JANE COASTON


QUIT TELLING ME TO CONQUER MY FEAR


CARLY THOMSEN


PREGNANT? SCARED? THEY WON’T HELP.


Pulitzer Winners


INTERNATIONAL REPORTING: THE TIMES REVEALED THE HIDDEN CASUALTIES IN THOUSANDS
OF U.S. MILITARY AIRSTRIKES.



Ivor Prickett for The New York Times





NATIONAL REPORTING: OUR SERIES UNCOVERED THE KILLINGS OF UNARMED MOTORISTS IN
MINOR TRAFFIC STOPS.


CRITICISM: SALAMISHAH TILLET EXAMINED THE ART WORLD’S RESPONSE TO THE BLACK
LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT.


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THE MORNING



Melissa Kirsch on culture to seek out this weekend.


LISTEN TO ‘POPCAST’



A conversation about the urge to collect and the stories that objects can hold.


LISTEN TO ‘STILL PROCESSING’



No matter the role, Keanu Reeves is reflecting your desires of what you want him
to be.


READ THE WATCHING NEWSLETTER



How much screen time are you getting this weekend?

More News


IN LONDON, A LONG-AWAITED HIGH-SPEED TRAIN IS READY TO ROLL



The Elizabeth line, 13 years in the making, will soon uncoil under central
London. Its managers say it’s a testament to the power of public transportation.


MOHAMMED BIN ZAYED, AN AMBITIOUS U.S. PARTNER, RISES TO LEAD THE U.A.E.



Sheikh Mohammed has used his small country’s oil wealth to exert great influence
across the Middle East and in Washington.


The Elizabeth line stations feature sweeping, futuristic architecture. Andrew
Testa for The New York Times


A CRYPTO EMPEROR’S VISION: NO PANTS, HIS RULES



Sam Bankman-Fried is a billionaire who made a fortune overseeing trades that are
too risky for the U.S. market. Now he wants Washington to follow his lead.


THE DISARRAY AND ‘STONE AGE’ DYSFUNCTION OF THE LAS VEGAS RAIDERS



Former employees described an N.F.L. franchise bedeviled by executive
departures, poor financial management and a raft of firings, payouts and
N.D.A.s.


ALABAMA’S TRANSGENDER YOUTH CAN USE MEDICINE TO TRANSITION, JUDGE RULES


ISRAELI POLICE ATTACK MOURNERS BEFORE FUNERAL OF AL JAZEERA JOURNALIST


AT LEAST 17 WOUNDED IN DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE SHOOTING, POLICE SAY


RANGERS PUSH THE PENGUINS TO GAME 7 IN NEW YORK


THE STOCK MARKET, AFTER SOARING FOR YEARS, RETURNS TO EARTH


BUILDING FIRE IN INDIA’S CAPITAL LEAVES DOZENS DEAD


ROBERT MCFARLANE, TOP REAGAN AIDE IN IRAN-CONTRA AFFAIR, DIES AT 84


RANDY WEAVER, WHO CONFRONTED U.S. AGENTS AT RUBY RIDGE, DIES AT 74


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THE HAZARDS OF PRESCRIBING A.D.H.D. DRUGS ONLINE


Aileen Son for The New York Times



HOW CAN SOMEONE STOP SNORING?


Peter DaSilva for The New York Times



WHY DOCTORS DON’T RECOMMEND HOMEMADE BABY FORMULA


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SHOULD YOUR COCKTAIL CARRY A CANCER WARNING?


Mikey Burton



TAKE THE WEEKLY HEALTH QUIZ

Culture and Lifestyle

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THE THIRD BASEMAN’S GAMBIT

Manny Machado of the San Diego Padres is the hottest hitter in baseball, and he
is coming for your Queen.


Carolyn Fong for The New York Times



A SCI-FI WRITER RETURNS TO EARTH



Kim Stanley Robinson is done with deep space narratives. His focus now is on
solving real problems — like climate change.


Kalpesh Lathigra for The New York Times



IN ‘CONVERSATIONS WITH FRIENDS,’ IT’S COMPLICATED



The adaptation of Sally Rooney’s novel explores a web of relationships. Figuring
out how to bring them to life was just as knotty.


Angel Franco/The New York Times



OVERLOOKED NO MORE: JUNICHI ARAI, TEXTILE DESIGNER



His experimentations with different materials and technology earned him
widespread recognition as well as patents and awards.


Andrew Purcell for The New York Times. Food Stylist: Carrie Purcell.



A COMFORTING BREAKFAST SANDWICH GETS A SWEET LIFT



Inspired by a best-selling sandwich at All Day Baby in Los Angeles, Genevieve Ko
offers a formula for a delicious brunch.


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