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SUPREME COURT DELAYS DECISION ON ABORTION PILL, PRESERVING ACCESS FOR NOW



The drug will remain widely available after the justices extended their deadline
to Friday on whether to uphold the F.D.A.’s approval of the pill.

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AN ABORTION PILL MAKER IS SUING THE F.D.A. IN A BID TO PROTECT ITS DRUG IF THE
COURTS ORDER IT OFF THE MARKET.

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FOX SUIT COULD EMBOLDEN DOMINION IN ITS OTHER DEFAMATION CASES



The election technology company has several more defamation lawsuits pending
against public figures and news outlets, as well as clients to convert.

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CRITIC’S NOTEBOOK: EVERYBODY KNOWS WHAT FOX NEWS IS NOW



The Dominion suit made plain that Fox’s main goal was the maintenance of a
reality bubble, our critic writes.

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VICTIM’S FATHER BREAKS DOWN AFTER BAIL IS DENIED IN WRONG-DRIVEWAY SHOOTING



A man accused of fatally shooting Kaylin Gillis, who had inadvertently driven up
his driveway in upstate New York, was returned to jail without bail.

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THE 84-YEAR-OLD MAN CHARGED IN THE SHOOTING OF RALPH YARL, A TEENAGER WHO
MISTAKENLY KNOCKED ON HIS DOOR, PLEADED NOT GUILTY.

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THE SHOOTINGS OF PEOPLE WHO MISTAKENLY APPROACHED HOMES HAVE RENEWED ATTENTION
TO “STAND YOUR GROUND” LAWS. WHAT ARE THEY?

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Kaylin Gillis was shot on Saturday as she and her friends were traveling in
Hebron, N.Y. Chuchay Stark


‘OUR OWN GUYS ARE SHELLING US’: HOW RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA PLAGUES UKRAINE



Some in eastern Ukraine still confound officials and the police with their
support for Russia despite the constant bombardment from Russian forces.

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RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR


 * THE NEW U.S. AID PACKAGE INCLUDES MORE THAN 9 MILLION ROUNDS OF SMALL-ARMS
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 * A FLASH OF LIGHT OVER KYIV PROMPTS SIRENS AND ANXIETY.

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 1. SlovianskThe funeral of 2-year-old Ukrainian and his father who were killed
    in the shelling of a residential building.
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 3. IziumAn apartment building destroyed by shelling.
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 4. Near BakhmutUkrainian soldiers firing toward Russian positions.
    Anatolii Stepanov/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
 5. KharkivThe funeral of a Ukrainian soldier.
    Mauricio Lima for The New York Times
 6. IziumA collapsed bridge.
    Mauricio Lima for The New York Times
 7. Near BakhmutMedics treating a wounded Ukrainian serviceman.
    Reuters
 8. KharkivAn Azerbaijani flag fluttering among Ukrainian flags at a gravesite.
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WHAT WOULD YOU DO FOR A TAYLOR SWIFT SWEATSHIRT?



Outside a stadium in Tampa, hundreds of fans waited overnight in the rain before
scrambling for merch.

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REPUBLICANS HIT DESANTIS OVER DISNEY FEUD



As Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida escalates a fight against his state’s largest
private employer, his rivals see an opening to attack.

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RON DESANTIS APPOINTEES SEEK TO ‘VOID’ DISNEY WORLD AGREEMENT



A board overseeing the resort wants lawyers to prepare a resolution to stop
Disney from maintaining vast control over the complex for decades to come.

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U.S. AUTHORIZES A NEW ROUND OF COVID BOOSTERS



Older Americans and those with weakened immune systems may receive additional
shots of the reformulated vaccine, federal officials said.

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GARAGE THAT COLLAPSED, KILLING ONE, WAS DUE FOR INSPECTION THIS YEAR



The parking structure in Lower Manhattan, originally built in 1925, had
unresolved safety violations, city officials said.

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HOUSE G.O.P. UNVEILS DEBT LIMIT BILL LIFTING BORROWING CAP FOR ONE YEAR



The proposal would impose work requirements on food stamp and Medicaid
recipients and repeal funding to beef up tax enforcement.

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AN A.I. HIT OF FAKE ‘DRAKE’ AND ‘THE WEEKND’ RATTLES THE MUSIC WORLD



A track like “Heart on My Sleeve,” which went viral before streaming services
removed it, may be a novelty for now. But the questions it raised will remain.

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A 50-MILE RACE, A QUICK CAR RIDE AND A SCANDAL AT THE FINISH LINE



An ultramarathoner was disqualified after covering part of a course in a car.
She said it was a “miscommunication.” A rival called it cheating.

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HERE’S HOW A CHINESE WARRIOR STATUE LOST ITS THUMB TO A DELAWARE SHOE SALESMAN.

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MAM TOM IS DIVISIVE. BUT AT THIS VIETNAMESE RESTAURANT IN NEW YORK CITY, IT’S
ENJOYING THE STAR TREATMENT.

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Opinion


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FOX’S PATTERN OF BEHAVIOR WOULD BE UNTHINKABLE IN ALMOST ANY OTHER U.S. NEWSROOM

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MATTHEW DALLEK


HOW FOX HELPED BREAK THE AMERICAN RIGHT

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MICHELLE GOLDBERG


WHY FOX HAD TO SETTLE

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CHARLES M. BLOW


I WANT TO BE THE OLD MAN WITH THE ORANGE SOCKS

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DAVID WALLACE-WELLS


IS THE WORLD REALLY TURNING AWAY FROM THE UNITED STATES?

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JESSICA GROSE


LOTS OF AMERICANS ARE LOSING THEIR RELIGION. HAVE YOU?

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JEFFREY TOOBIN


THE COST OF MERRICK GARLAND’S SILENCE AROUND THE TRUMP INVESTIGATION

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PETER COY


CHINA’S LENDING PRACTICES ARE NOT A GOOD LOOK

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THOMAS B. EDSALL


WHAT REPUBLICANS ARE DOING IS ‘ONE OF THE ODD AND SCARY THINGS ABOUT AMERICAN
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EMMA CAMP


WHY I AM MORE AND MORE AMBIVALENT ABOUT MY AUTISM DIAGNOSIS

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BRET STEPHENS


UNDETERRED CRIMINALS PLUS DEMORALIZED COPS EQUALS MORE CRIME

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MY TRANSPLANTED HEART AND I WILL DIE SOON

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A FEW WAYS OUT OF THE DEBT CEILING MESS

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THE WONDROUS MYSTERIES OF STEELY DAN

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CLARENCE THOMAS CAN DO NO WRONG

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IT’S GROUP DINNER SEASON


Nikita RichardsonEating across New York City

I’m an editor on the Food desk, and I write the Where to Eat: New York City
newsletter. It’s finally getting warm enough for outdoor dining. (Who doesn’t
love a warm spring night?)

Here are a few recommendations for where to enjoy these sunnier days →

Noah Fecks
Big Groups in Bushwick

In a largely industrial corner of Bushwick, Brooklyn, the original location of
the restaurant Roberta’s features a large backyard with two tented dining areas
and a bar.

Large groups can order a couple of rounds of pizza, salads and dessert from a
nearby takeout window and eat alfresco.

Roberta's
A Little Basque on Ninth Avenue

Recently named one of New York City’s best restaurants by The Times’s restaurant
critic Pete Wells, the Chelsea restaurant Txikito specializes in Basque cuisine.

The restaurant has a few outdoor tables and large windows that let fresh air
flow into the dining room, so you can catch a breeze over your bomba rice and
octopus carpaccio.

Nico Schinco for The New York Times
Bistro Dining in NoHo

Andrew Carmellini’s French-leaning restaurant Lafayette (first slide) has a
large dining room with equally large booths that are great for brunch or dinner
with a group.

A patio that screams “Paris” wraps around the restaurant, making it a perfect
place for people-watching. A tip: Your best bet is to book a reservation on the
restaurant’s website.

Daniel Krieger for The New York Times

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A RECORD-SETTING SEAWEED BLOB IS HEADED FOR FLORIDA. SEE WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE.



Scientists said they spotted more than 13 million tons of Sargassum in the
Atlantic Ocean last month, a record for March.


AS FEARS OF BANKING CRISIS SURGED, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS SOLD SHARES



The flurry of transactions highlighted how lawmakers continue to buy and sell
stocks in industries that intersect with their official duties.

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BIDEN SUMMONS BIG DONORS TO WASHINGTON AS 2024 CAMPAIGN NEARS



The gathering is the latest in an intensifying series of planning moves ahead of
President Biden’s expected announcement of a re-election bid.

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 6.  KhartoumSmoke rising over the city.
     Associated Press
 7.  KhartoumA damaged house during clashes on Monday.
     Reuters
 8.  KhartoumExplosions seen on live television on Tuesday.
     Al Arabiya via Reuters
 9.  KhartoumSmoke billowing from a building on Wednesday.
     Al-Arabiya TV via Associated Press
 10. KhartoumWalking with bags of bread on Tuesday.
     Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
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A PATCHY CEASE-FIRE IN SUDAN BRINGS A DROP IN FIGHTING



Residents reported diminished fighting in some areas after the Sudanese army and
the paramilitary force announced a 24-hour cease-fire that began at 6 p.m.

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THREE PEOPLE CHARGED IN DEADLY ALABAMA BIRTHDAY PARTY SHOOTING

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MOONBIN, MEMBER OF K-POP BAND ASTRO, DIES AT 25

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BEAR THAT KILLED JOGGER IN ITALY IS CAPTURED

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METS’ MAX SCHERZER EJECTED FROM START OVER FOREIGN SUBSTANCE

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OTIS REDDING III, WHO FOLLOWED HIS FATHER INTO MUSIC, DIES AT 59

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TRACKING COVID-19 ›


DAILY COVID HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS ›

Avg. on April 17 5,144
14-day change –8%
April 2022 April 2023
5,144


WEEKLY CASES ›

April 6 to 12 101,145
14-day change –26%
April 2022 April 2023
101,145


WEEKLY DEATHS ›

April 6 to 12 1,327
14-day change –13%
April 2022 April 2023
1,327


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Culture and Lifestyle


A RESTLESS STAR MAKES THE CASE FOR DANISH-LANGUAGE POP

Tobias Rahim is a phenomenon in Denmark. Now, he wants the country’s music to be
internationally renowned.

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THE BEST BOOK JUDY BLUME GOT AS A GIFT



The author was given “Lady Chatterley’s Lover” after her wedding in 1959.

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RAISING KIDS AND SURVIVING HOLLYWOOD



In “Honey, Baby, Mine,” Laura Dern and her mother, Diane Ladd, lean on each
other.

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CONCERT HALLS STEP OUT OF THE SHADOWS



Developers are using the venues to anchor projects and energize neighborhoods.

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GLORIA DEA, MAGICIAN REDISCOVERED LATE IN LIFE, DIES AT 100



She is believed to be the first to bring magic to a Las Vegas casino.

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THE N.B.A.’S DECISION TO SUSPEND DRAYMOND GREEN IS CLEARLY PERSONAL



The commissioner’s office doesn’t care if the punishment ends the Warriors’
dynastic run. It’s tired of his drama, our columnist writes.


FOOTBALL IS DOMINATED BY MEN. A FEMALE AGENT IS KICKING DOWN THE DOOR.



Nicole Lynn negotiated the largest N.F.L. contract for Jalen Hurts this week. It
all started with an Instagram message.


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ANALYSIS: WHERE N.F.L. HOPEFULS SHOULD GO TO COLLEGE



Perennial powerhouses have a magnetic attraction for elite prospects. But they
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AN N.B.A. STAR NEEDED COFFEE ON THE ROAD. A FAN OF THE OPPOSING TEAM ASSISTED.


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