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ALONE AND EXPLOITED, MIGRANT CHILDREN WORK BRUTAL JOBS ACROSS THE U.S.


 * Arriving in record numbers, they’re doing dangerous work that violates child
   labor laws, a Times investigation found.
 * Children are producing some of the best-known branded goods, in American
   factories for global corporations.

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Kirsten Luce for The New York Times




WAR IN UKRAINE DEEPENS DIVIDE AMONG MAJOR ECONOMIES AT G20 GATHERING



Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen urged her counterparts at a summit in India to
condemn Russia’s actions, and defended the cost of supplying aid to Kyiv.

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AS UKRAINE WAR PASSES YEAR MARK, FIGHTING SHOWS NO SIGN OF LETTING UP



Ukraine reported Russian attacks along the front line and warned of possible
missile strikes. Protests over the war were planned through the weekend.

 

 1. Donbas regionA tank repair unit at work.
    Tyler Hicks/The New York Times
 2. BuchaA memorial service on the anniversary of Russia's invasion.
    Emile Ducke for The New York Times
 3. BakhmutWarming up by the fire at a base.
    Marko Djurica/Reuters
 4. KyivCommuting in the capital.
    Emile Ducke for The New York Times
 5. Donbas regionReplacement troops going through combat training.
    John Moore/Getty Images
 6. Sumy regionA Ukrainian border guard near the border with Russia.
    Emile Ducke for The New York Times

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WHAT FOX NEWS HOSTS SAID PUBLICLY VS. PRIVATELY ABOUT VOTER FRAUD



Dozens of private messages, released as part of a lawsuit against Fox, revealed
what was said behind the scenes.

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THE FURNITURE HUSTLERS OF SILICON VALLEY

As tech companies cut costs and move to remote work, the office furniture they
leave behind is now part of a booming trade.

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Jason Henry for The New York Times




AFTER 8 LOST YEARS, A WIDE-OPEN ELECTION IN THE GIANT OF AFRICA



In Nigeria’s presidential election on Saturday, voters are desperate to elect a
leader who can finally unleash their youthful country’s potential.

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HERE’S WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN NIGERIA, AFRICA’S MOST
POPULOUS COUNTRY.

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Taiwo Aina for The New York Times




SNOW? GRAUPEL? WHATEVER IS FALLING, IT’S MAKING CALIFORNIANS GIDDY



A cold storm has created winter wonderlands in unusual California spots that
have almost never seen snow.

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LOS ANGELES WAS UNDER A FLASH FLOOD WARNING EARLY SATURDAY, AND BLIZZARDS WERE
EXPECTED IN NEARBY MOUNTAINS.

4 min read


Jenna Schoenefeld for The New York Times




MURDAUGH HAMMERED BY PROSECUTOR OVER WHERE HE WAS ON NIGHT OF KILLINGS



The cross-examination of Alex Murdaugh, the lawyer who has denied killing his
wife and son, came as he concluded his testimony in his own defense.

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Pool photo by Joshua Boucher




IN TOWN WHERE TRAIN DERAILED, LAWYERS ARE SIGNING UP CLIENTS IN DROVES



Attorneys have poured into East Palestine, Ohio, filing more than a dozen
lawsuits so far on behalf of residents.

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Maddie McGarvey for The New York Times




THE WEEKENDER: THE WILD WORLD INSIDE YOUR GUT



Also in this edition: 36 hours in Miami, and what happened after a TV news
anchor stopped dyeing her gray hair.


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


What to Watch and Read This Weekend


‘A HOUSE MADE OF SPLINTERS’ REVIEW: HOME IS WHERE THE HOPE IS

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‘COCAINE BEAR’ REVIEW: SHE NEVER FORGETS HER LINES

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‘IN LOVE,’ A MEMOIR ABOUT A HAPPY MARRIAGE AND AN ASSISTED SUICIDE

4 min read




SALMAN RUSHDIE REVIEWS A SWEEPING DEBUT ABOUT THE ROOTS OF MODERN ZAMBIA

5 min read






James Hill for The New York Times



THE FRENCH LIKE PROTESTING, BUT THIS ONE MAY LIKE IT THE MOST



Jean-Baptiste Reddé has hoisted his giant signs in nearly every street protest
for over a decade.

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THE NEW “PARTY DOWN” HIGHLIGHTS THE SADNESS OF THE SITCOM REVIVAL.

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A LEGENDARY BRAZILIAN PUBLISHER’S MEMOIR EXPLORES PRIVATE TORMENT.

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Opinion


JAMELLE BOUIE


MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE HAS A DREAM

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J. MICHAEL LUTTIG


THE EMBARRASSING SPECTACLE THAT MIKE PENCE IS HEADING FOR

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PETER COY


THE PERFECT RETIREMENT INVESTMENT NOBODY WANTS, PART 2

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TAYLOR BRORBY


THE REAL REASON NORTH DAKOTA IS GOING AFTER BOOKS AND LIBRARIANS

4 min read




MICHELLE GOLDBERG


JOSH HAWLEY MAY BE RIGHT ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA

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JOHN MCWHORTER


WHAT THE HBO SHOW ‘SOUTH SIDE’ TEACHES US

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SERGEY RADCHENKO


THIS WAR MAY BE HEADING FOR A CEASE-FIRE

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ROSS DOUTHAT


RIGHT WING OR WOKE? THE COMPLICATED POLITICS OF ‘YELLOWSTONE.’

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PAUL KRUGMAN


WONKING OUT: CONSERVATIVES FACE A RUDE FISCAL AWOKENING

4 min read


‘THE EZRA KLEIN SHOW’


INSIDE THE MINDS OF SPIDERS, OCTOPUSES AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE


DAVID BROOKS


LET’S ALL DO THE DESANTIS SHIMMY!

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LETTERS FROM OUR READERS


STOP POLICING LANGUAGE ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES

4 min read


LULU GARCIA-NAVARRO


GOOGLE CHANGED WORK CULTURE. ITS FORMER HYPE WOMAN HAS REGRETS.


JENEEN INTERLANDI


ONE YEAR WITH A TEAM TRYING TO CHANGE AMERICA’S ‘DEEP HATRED’ FOR THOSE WHO USE
DRUGS

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KATHERINE MILLER


BIDEN WAS PROVED RIGHT BEFORE. WHY DO THE SAME QUESTIONS LINGER?

7 min read


GLENN CLOSE: LET’S HOLD OUR LEADERS ACCOUNTABLE

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NEW YORK’S NEW BREED OF DINERS


Nikita RichardsonDining in New York City


NEW YORK’S NEW BREED OF DINERS


Nikita RichardsonDining in New York City

Lanna Apisukh for The New York Times

I’m an editor on the Food desk, and I write the Where to Eat: New York City
newsletter. This week, I took a look at new (and sometimes old) restaurants that
are breathing life into the diner as we know it.

Let’s grab some breakfast →


NEW YORK’S NEW BREED OF DINERS


Nikita RichardsonDining in New York City

Jacob Marsiglia

Baby Blues Luncheonette in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is updating the classic
Greek diner with dishes like the H.L.T., with grilled halloumi, lettuce and
tomatoes on Pullman bread. My favorite is the Plato plate with scrambled eggs,
bacon, pita and avocado.


NEW YORK’S NEW BREED OF DINERS


Nikita RichardsonDining in New York City

Lanna Apisukh for The New York Times

Some diners have been saved by newer, younger ownership, like the Three Decker
Diner in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and S & P Lunch (shown here), previously home to
Eisenberg’s in the Flatiron district. In both cases, the interiors have largely
been preserved.


NEW YORK’S NEW BREED OF DINERS


Nikita RichardsonDining in New York City

Sam Hodgson for The New York Times

The most highly anticipated diner may be Brooks Headley’s Superiority Burger.
This much-larger iteration of his beloved vegetarian restaurant will be housed
in the space once occupied by Odessa Restaurant, a 24-hour Ukrainian diner in
the East Village.

Sign up for the subscriber-only Where to Eat: New York City newsletter. Or
submit your own questions to wheretoeat@nytimes.com.

 * The Next Generation of New York Diners
   
 * Where Should the Covid-Conscious Dine? It’s All About Risk.
   


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THE MORNING



Melissa Kirsch on the joy of returning to a hobby you had abandoned.

7 min read




SOCIAL Q’S



Years after her husband’s infidelity, a reader still feels an urge to make his
lover suffer.

4 min read




READ THE ON SOCCER NEWSLETTER



When the top teams in Greece meet, the story lines regularly extend beyond the
field.

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OPINION


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Here’s what the Big Tech meltdown can teach all workers.



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PROPOSAL WOULD LIMIT ONLINE PRESCRIBING OF CERTAIN DRUGS



Medications like Ritalin and Vicodin would require an in-person doctor’s visit
under the new rules, a reaction to the rise of telemedicine.

2 min read


A VIDEO-GAMING SCHOOL STUMBLES ON A WAY TO GET DROPOUTS BACK IN CLASS



Japan’s first e-sports high school thought it would turn out pro gamers.
Instead, it attracted an unexpected demographic.

5 min read


VICE C.E.O.’S DEPARTURE SIGNALS FALLEN HOPES FOR DIGITAL MEDIA



Nancy Dubuc is leaving the media company, which is exploring a sale of some or
all of the business, after nearly five years there.

4 min read


Drew Whitehouse, National Computational Infrastructure’s Vizlab, Australian
National University



WHAT’S INSIDE EARTH’S INNER CORE? SEISMIC WAVES REVEAL AN INNERMOST CORE.



Shaking from large earthquakes has provided hints about something different at
the center of the planet.

3 min read


DOCTOR DENOUNCES C.I.A. PRACTICE OF ‘RECTAL FEEDING’ OF PRISONERS

4 min read


12 STATES SUE F.D.A. OVER SPECIAL RESTRICTIONS ON ABORTION PILL

5 min read


WHY INVESTING AT THE LAST MOMENT CAN HURT YOUR RETURNS

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ROBERT HÉBRAS, LAST SURVIVOR OF A 1944 MASSACRE IN FRANCE, DIES AT 97

4 min read


FORMER SOLDIER IS CHARGED WITH KILLING PREGNANT ARMY PRIVATE 2 DECADES AGO

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SPENCER, THE DOG FOR WHOM BOSTON MARATHONERS HAPPILY STOPPED, DIES AT 13

5 min read





TRACKING THE CORONAVIRUS ›

United States › United StatesAvg. on Feb. 24 14-day change New Covid cases
34,518 –13% New deaths 328 –27%

World › WorldAvg. on Feb. 24 14-day change New Covid cases 150,720 –10%
New deaths 1,066 –19%


U.S. HOT SPOTS ›


VACCINATIONS ›


GLOBAL HOT SPOTS ›

 * Your Places





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Culture and Lifestyle

Mary Turner for The New York Times



FASHIONING A FUTURE IN THE FACE OF WAR

Four figures from the Kyiv fashion scene reflect on a year of survival.

7 min read


TINA BARNEY: THE PHOTOGRAPHER’S ORIGIN STORY



The ethnographer of the elite reflects on finding her voice.

7 min read


BIG ISSUES AND GOOD YARNS



Alexander Zeldin is bringing “Love” to the Park Avenue Armory.

4 min read


A 75-YEAR-OLD ‘LOVE LETTER TO MANHATTAN’



Marcia Davenport’s novel “East Side, West Side” topped the book charts in 1948.

2 min read


AWARD-WINNING ILLUSTRATORS’ OWN STORIES



Dan Santat and Jerry Pinkney draw from life in their memoirs.

4 min read




The AthleticIn-depth sports coverage of your favorite teams and leagues.


RUSSELL WILSON’S REQUEST TO FIRE PETE CARROLL SET A DISASTROUS YEAR IN MOTION



The former Seahawks quarterback wanted the head coach and general manager gone.
Then came a trade to Denver, where Wilson had unprecedented influence.


RANKING N.H.L. TEAMS FROM FIRST TO WORST AS THE TRADE DEADLINE NEARS



Contenders like the New York Rangers are looking for more pieces, while fire
sales at bottom feeders are intriguing as ever.


Christian Petersen / Getty Images


THE TEST THAT HELPS PREDICT THE SUCCESS OF N.F.L. QUARTERBACKS



The rookie quarterback Brock Purdy aced the S2 Cognition test before a brilliant
season. How do other teams feel about the test?


WHY THE GLAZER ERA MIGHT NOT BE OVER AT MANCHESTER UNITED


BILLIONAIRE BRITISH BIDDER FOR MANCHESTER UNITED ACCUSED OF SPORTSWASHING


M.L.S. SEASON IS KICKING OFF THIS WEEKEND. WE HAVE BOLD PREDICTIONS.






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THE BEST FIRST WORDLE WORDS



What the data tells us about how people play the game.

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LETTER BOXED



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TILES



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