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 1. 2:30 P.M. ET
    
    1. SENATE VOTE ON ABORTION RIGHTS
       
       Senators are expected to vote on a bill that would protect abortion
       access
 2. Live
    
    1. RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR
       
       3m ago
    
    2. U.S. INFLATION DATA
       
       34m ago

LIVE


INFLATION PRESSURES REMAIN STRONG; CONSUMER PRICES RISE SHARPLY


 * Inflation slowed last month, with an 8.3 percent annual increase in the
   Consumer Price Index, but a monthly price measure continued to climb briskly.
 * It was a slight deceleration from March’s 8.5 percent pace, but inflation is
   still running at about the fastest rate in four decades. Follow updates.


U.S. FOOD PRICES ROSE AGAIN IN APRIL, WITH INCREASES IN THE COST OF EGGS, CEREAL
AND OTHER PRODUCTS.




GAS PRICES FELL IN APRIL, MAKING OVERALL INFLATION LOOK TAMER.


BITCOIN’S VALUE HAS MIRRORED LOSSES IN THE NASDAQ, A BENCHMARK WEIGHTED TOWARD
TECH STOCKS.

LIVE


E.U. FALTERS IN BID FOR RUSSIAN OIL BAN, AS HUNGARY REMAINS A KEY SPOILER



European Union ambassadors ended talks for the day, having failed to persuade
Hungary, which could act as a possible spoiler to European unity. Follow
updates.


CONGRESS IS POISED TO PROVIDE MORE THAN $50 BILLION TO UKRAINE IN TWO MONTHS OF
WAR, WITH FEW QUESTIONS ASKED.

Vilkhivka, Ukraine

Finbarr O'Reilly for The New York Times
Near Kharkiv, Ukraine

Lynsey Addario for The New York Times
Vilkhivka, Ukraine

Finbarr O'Reilly for The New York Times
Pokrovsk, Ukraine

Lynsey Addario for The New York Times
Dnipro, Ukraine

Finbarr O'Reilly for The New York Times
Kharkiv, Ukraine

Ricardo Moraes/Reuters
Near Kharkiv, Ukraine

Serhii Nuzhnenko/Reuters
Kharkiv, Ukraine

Finbarr O'Reilly for The New York Times
Mariupol, Ukraine

Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
Near Kharkiv, Ukraine

Lynsey Addario for The New York Times


A CORRUPT SYSTEM CAME OF RUSSIA’S INCOMPLETE TRANSITION TO DEMOCRACY, ALLOWING
OLIGARCHS TO FLOURISH, OUR COLUMNIST WRITES.


ONCE FRIENDLY TOWARD RUSSIA, BULGARIA HAS TAKEN A STAND AGAINST IT, IMPOSING
SANCTIONS AND EVEN EXPELLING DIPLOMATS.


JUDGE LIFTS CONTEMPT ORDER AGAINST TRUMP IN CIVIL INQUIRY



Former President Trump must pay a $110,000 fine and meet other conditions or the
order will be reinstated, a judge said.


Maddie McGarvey for The New York Times


OVERDOSE DEATHS ROSE TO RECORD-BREAKING LEVELS IN 2021



New data show a surge in overdose deaths involving fentanyl and methamphetamine;
overall, the U.S. saw a 15 percent increase in deaths from overdoses in 2021.


Nate Guidry/Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, via AP

LIVE


SENATE TO VOTE ON ABORTION RIGHTS



Democrats are trying to get ahead of the Supreme Court with a bill to protect
abortion access. It is all but certain to be blocked. Follow updates.


Tom Brenner for The New York Times


THE PANDEMIC HAS PUMMELED WORKING MOTHERS. BUT MOSTLY, THEY’VE KEPT WORKING.



When it came to who lost jobs, education mattered much more than gender, a broad
new analysis found.


CORONAVIRUS UPDATES: THE E.U. WILL NO LONGER RECOMMEND THAT MASKS BE REQUIRED
FOR AIR TRAVEL.


Cindy Schultz for The New York Times


BUSINESS UPDATES: CHILD-CARE BENEFITS COULD HELP EASE THE WORKER CRUNCH, AN
ADVOCACY CAMPAIGN SAID.






TRACKING THE CORONAVIRUS ›

United States ›

United States › United StatesAvg. on May 10 14-day change New cases 77,092 +52%
Hospitalized 19,270 +19% New deaths 365 +3%


U.S. HOT SPOTS ›


VACCINATIONS ›


GLOBAL HOT SPOTS ›


CASES RISING FASTEST

 * Mo.
 * Miss.
 * Maine
 * Utah


OTHER TRACKERS

 * County lookup


CASES RISING FASTEST

 * Mo.
 * Miss.
 * Maine
 * Utah


OTHER TRACKERS

 * County lookup
 * Global vaccinations




A MIXED NIGHT FOR TRUMP-ENDORSED CANDIDATES, AND OTHER PRIMARY TAKEAWAYS



Alex Mooney beat a fellow House member in West Virginia. In Nebraska, Jim Pillen
defeated a Trump-backed candidate for governor. Follow midterms updates.

Live Primary Results: Nebraska and West Virginia ›
Live W.Va. 2nd District Results ›Neb. Governor Results ›Neb. First District
Results ›Neb. Secretary of State Results ›W.Va. First District Results ›


W.VA. 2ND DISTRICT

DEM. PRIMARY

86% rpt.

Candidate Pct.%
Wendell
+0.0% 57.2%
Dwyer
+0.0% 42.8%

Source: A.P.

REP. PRIMARY

>95% rpt.

Candidate Pct.%
Mooney*
+0.0% 54.2%
McKinley*
+0.0% 35.6%
Buchser-Lochocki
+0.0% 4.0%

* Incumbent

See full race results ›
CharlestonHuntingtonWheelingCharlestonHuntingtonWheeling

CharlestonHuntingtonWheelingCharlestonHuntingtonWheeling



NEB. GOVERNOR

D Blood
81% rpt.
R Pillen
>95% rpt.

DEM. PRIMARY

81% rpt.

Candidate Pct.%
Blood
+0.0% 88.5%
Harris
+0.0% 11.5%

Source: A.P.

REP. PRIMARY

>95% rpt.

Candidate Pct.%
Pillen
+0.0% 33.9%
Herbster
+0.0% 30.2%
Lindstrom
+0.0% 25.8%

See full race results ›
LincolnOmahaLincolnOmaha

LincolnOmahaLincolnOmaha



NEB. FIRST DISTRICT

D Pansing Brooks
84% rpt.
R Flood
>95% rpt.

DEM. PRIMARY

84% rpt.

Candidate Pct.%
Pansing Brooks
+0.0% 86.7%
Zakaria
+0.0% 13.3%

Source: A.P.

REP. PRIMARY

>95% rpt.

Candidate Pct.%
Flood
+0.0% 73.7%
Fortenberry*
+0.0% 12.0%
Weaver
+0.0% 6.6%

* Incumbent

See full race results ›
LincolnOmahaLincolnOmaha

LincolnOmahaLincolnOmaha



NEB. SECRETARY OF STATE

R Evnen
>95% rpt.

REP. PRIMARY

>95% rpt.

Candidate Pct.%
Evnen*
+0.0% 43.6%
Borer
+0.0% 32.2%
Schroder
+0.0% 24.2%

* Incumbent

See full race results ›
LincolnOmahaLincolnOmaha



W.VA. FIRST DISTRICT

R Miller
>95% rpt.
D Watson
0% rpt.

REP. PRIMARY

>95% rpt.

Candidate Pct.%
Miller*
+0.0% 66.4%
Fuller
+0.0% 9.8%
Lawhorn
+0.0% 8.7%

* Incumbent

DEM. PRIMARY

0% rpt.

Candidate
Watson Uncontested

Source: A.P.
See full race results ›
CharlestonHuntingtonWheelingCharlestonHuntingtonWheeling

CharlestonHuntingtonWheelingCharlestonHuntingtonWheeling


DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY

Candidate Votes Pct.%
Barry Wendell
22,010+0.0% 57.2%
Angela Dwyer
16,493+0.0% 42.8% 86% est. reported

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

Candidate Votes Pct.%
Alexander Mooney*
44,806+0.0% 54.2%
David McKinley*
29,442+0.0% 35.6%
Susan Buchser-Lochocki
3,297+0.0% 4.0% >95% est. reported

* Incumbent

Democratic Republican
CharlestonHuntingtonWheelingCharlestonHuntingtonWheeling

leader

Wendell
Dwyer

CharlestonHuntingtonWheelingCharlestonHuntingtonWheeling

leader

Mooney
McKinley

Source: A.P.

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY

Candidate Votes Pct.%
Carol Blood
82,344+0.0% 88.5%
Roy Harris
10,737+0.0% 11.5% 81% est. reported

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

Candidate Votes Pct.%
Jim Pillen
88,569+0.0% 33.9%
Charles Herbster
79,068+0.0% 30.2%
Brett Lindstrom
67,375+0.0% 25.8% >95% est. reported

Democratic Republican
LincolnOmahaLincolnOmaha

leader

Blood
Harris

LincolnOmahaLincolnOmaha

leader

Lindstrom
Pillen
Herbster

Source: A.P.

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY

Candidate Votes Pct.%
Patty Pansing Brooks
30,212+0.0% 86.7%
Jazari Zakaria
4,616+0.0% 13.3% 84% est. reported

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

Candidate Votes Pct.%
Mike Flood
58,599+0.0% 73.7%
Jeff Fortenberry*
9,512+0.0% 12.0%
John Weaver
5,251+0.0% 6.6% >95% est. reported

* Incumbent

Democratic Republican
LincolnOmahaLincolnOmaha

leader

Pansing Brooks

LincolnOmahaLincolnOmaha

leader

Flood

Source: A.P.

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

Candidate Votes Pct.%
Bob Evnen*
94,566+0.0% 43.6%
Robert Borer
69,794+0.0% 32.2%
Rex Schroder
52,445+0.0% 24.2% >95% est. reported

* Incumbent

Republican
LincolnOmahaLincolnOmaha

leader

Evnen
Borer
Schroder

Source: A.P.

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

Candidate Votes Pct.%
Carol Miller*
41,571+0.0% 66.4%
Scott Fuller
6,130+0.0% 9.8%
Zane Lawhorn
5,461+0.0% 8.7% >95% est. reported

* Incumbent

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY

Candidate
Lacy Watson Uncontested

Republican Democratic
CharlestonHuntingtonWheelingCharlestonHuntingtonWheeling

leader

Miller

CharlestonHuntingtonWheelingCharlestonHuntingtonWheeling
No results

Source: A.P.
 * ‹
 * W.Va. 2nd
 * Neb. Governor
 * Neb. First
 * Neb. Secretary of State
 * W.Va. First
 * ›

Key Races Nebraska West Virginia


REPORT CATALOGS ABUSE OF INDIGENOUS CHILDREN AT FORMER U.S. SCHOOLS



The investigation found many schoolchildren were subject to brutal conditions
that included beatings, withholding of food, solitary confinement and death.


Interior Secretary Deb Haaland called for a review last year, after unmarked
graves were found at schools in Canada. Stefani Reynolds for The New York Times
The Great Read


I’VE ALWAYS STRUGGLED WITH MY WEIGHT. LOSING IT DIDN’T MEAN WINNING.



A diet app helped our magazine writer shed his extra Covid pounds — and reminded
him that he was still the same person underneath.



Nora Williams for The New York Times



A COOK WHO NEVER USED A COOKBOOK NOW HAS HER OWN



Emily Meggett, the keeper of centuries-old culinary traditions in the Carolinas,
has spent her life feeding others. At 89, she shares her kitchen wisdom.






THERE’S A STRANGE AFTERLIFE TO GEORGE CARLIN’S COMEDY.


TAKE TIME TO APPRECIATE LIFE’S SIMPLE PLEASURES. IT CAN BE THRILLING.

Opinion


TOM STEVENSON


AMERICA AND ITS ALLIES WANT TO BLEED RUSSIA. THEY REALLY SHOULDN’T.






AMANDA MAKULEC


I LOST MY BABY. THEN ANTIVAXXERS MADE MY PAIN GO VIRAL.






ROSS DOUTHAT


ELON MUSK HAS BIGGER PLANS THAN JUST LETTING TRUMP BACK ON TWITTER






THOMAS B. EDSALL


IF THERE’S A LOUD FIGHT ABOUT ROE, ‘CENTRIST AMERICA WILL JUST TURN DOWN THE
VOLUME’


‘THE ARGUMENT’


WHAT J.D. VANCE’S PRIMARY WIN SAYS ABOUT POPULISM AND RESENTMENT IN THE G.O.P.






KEITH WAILOO


HOW THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY HOOKED BLACK SMOKERS ON MENTHOLS






BRET STEPHENS


CAN WE STILL BE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT AMERICA?






JAMELLE BOUIE


THE MOVEMENT THAT PUT ALITO ON THE COURT ISN’T FINISHED






AMERICAN TEENAGERS AND THEIR MENTAL HEALTH


WHY IS THE SUPREME COURT SO SECRETIVE?


JESSICA GROSE


WHY LITTLE KIDS’ SLEEP IS SO WILD


TANYA KOZYREVA


I SPENT WEEKS ON UKRAINE’S FRONT LINES. EVERYTHING HAS CHANGED.


MATTHEW WALTHER


OVERTURNING ROE WILL DISRUPT A LOT MORE THAN ABORTION. I CAN LIVE WITH THAT.


EBOO PATEL


WHAT I WANT MY KIDS TO LEARN ABOUT RACISM


JOHN MCWHORTER


I THINK IT’S FINE TO SAY ‘I FEEL LIKE.’ I RECKON OTHERS DO, TOO.


PETER COY


‘IF ECONOMISTS ARE SO SMART, WHY AIN’T THEY RICH?’


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



What distinguishes the few Republicans willing to confront former President
Trump?


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People working in abortion clinics described the likely effects on patients if
Roe v. Wade were struck down.


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SHIREEN ABU AKLEH, TRAILBLAZING PALESTINIAN JOURNALIST, DIES AT 51



Ms. Abu Akleh, a Palestinian American reporter who was killed in the West Bank
on Wednesday, was a household name across the Middle East.


LONG AFTER BLOCKADE, CANADA’S TRUCKERS HAVE A POLITICAL CHAMPION



Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned the protest as illegal. Now some of his
key opponents are embracing it.


HONG KONG POLICE ARREST FORMER BISHOP IN NATIONAL SECURITY CASE



Cardinal Joseph Zen, 90, was among three held for their work with a legal aid
group that helped protesters and that officials accuse of colluding with foreign
powers.


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SPINAL FLUID FROM YOUNG MICE SHARPENED MEMORIES OF OLDER RODENTS



Researchers identified a protein in the fluid that could boost the cognition of
aging animals — and might lead to future treatments for people.


WALL STREET IS UNSTEADY AFTER MIXED INFLATION REPORT


INDIA’S TOP COURT SUSPENDS COLONIAL-ERA SEDITION LAW


MAN DEAD AND OFFICER WOUNDED AFTER A CHASE IN THE BRONX


LUFTHANSA APOLOGIZES AFTER JEWISH PEOPLE WERE BARRED FROM FLIGHT


AFTER NUDE JESSE WILLIAMS VIDEO, THEATER TURNS CAMERA ON AUDIENCE


MAN KILLED HIS MOTHER AT SEA TO INHERIT FAMILY’S ESTATE, U.S. SAYS


TRIAL OVER ‘WAGATHA CHRISTIE’ FEUD BEGINS IN U.K.


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WHY HEART DISEASE IN WOMEN IS SO OFTEN MISSED OR DISMISSED


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WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE GETTING AN IUD


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WHY DO I FEEL SICK BEFORE MY PERIOD?


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LOOKING FOR A THERAPIST? WE’VE GOT ADVICE.


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IS SELTZER JUST AS HEALTHY AS STILL WATER?

Culture and Lifestyle

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KEVIN MORBY CHASES GHOSTS, AND A NEW ALBUM, IN MEMPHIS

Since he was a teen, the Kansas City musician has been fixated on death. By
facing his fears in a mythical city, he found a way to reckon with it.


Paola Saliby



WEDDING CRASHERS? LATELY, MORE LIKE WELCOME GUESTS.



People generally prefer that strangers steer clear of their nuptials. A
confluence of factors is changing that.


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THE SMART SET SNEERED, BUT THE PLAY WON THE DAY



One hundred years ago this month, the interfaith marriage comedy “Abie’s Irish
Rose” kicked off a five-year Broadway run — despite tough critics.


Nadia Hafid



BOOK REVIEW: THE PERFECT DAUGHTER VANISHED ON PROM NIGHT. WHY?



In Casey McQuiston’s Y.A. debut, “I Kissed Shara Wheeler,” a young rebel is on
the hunt to find her school’s missing golden girl.


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THE 50 BEST MOVIES ON NETFLIX RIGHT NOW



The sheer volume of films on the streaming giant can make finding a genuinely
great movie a difficult task. This list can help.


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