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Skip to content Continue reading the main story Sections SEARCH * U.S. * International * Canada * Español * 中文 Monday, May 15, 2023 Today’s Paper * * * World * U.S. * Politics * N.Y. * Business * Opinion * Science * Health * Sports * Arts * Books * Style * Food * Travel * Magazine * Real Estate * Cooking * The Athletic * Wirecutter * Games * World * U.S. * Politics * N.Y. * Business * Opinion * Science * Health * Sports * Arts * Books * Style * Food * Travel * Magazine * Real Estate * Cooking * The Athletic * Wirecutter * Games COLLEGE-EDUCATED WORKERS ARE LEAVING COASTAL CITIES, ANALYSIS SHOWS The college graduates who fill white-collar jobs are migrating away from the country’s most expensive major metros — and have been since before the pandemic. 10 min read ANALYSIS: ERDOGAN’S GRIP ON POWER IS LOOSENED BUT NOT BROKEN, VOTE SHOWS Despite a struggling economy and the opposition to Turkey’s drift toward one-man rule, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was leading ahead of a presidential runoff. 5 min read HERE ARE FOUR TAKEAWAYS FROM TURKEY’S NAIL-BITING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. 4 min read THESE MAPS SHOW HOW EVERY PROVINCE IN TURKEY HAS VOTED SO FAR. Sergey Ponomarev for The New York Times BRITAIN PROMISES MORE MISSILES AND DRONES ON ZELENSKY’S VISIT A brief stop in England by President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine on Monday came after a whirlwind trip through Europe’s capitals over the weekend. See more headlines 8+ RUSSIAN CUSTOMS DATA SHOWED THAT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF U.S.-MADE AIRCRAFT PARTS WERE SENT TO RUSSIA LAST YEAR. 6 min read THE WAGNER LEADER DISPUTED A REPORT THAT HE OFFERED TO BETRAY RUSSIA. 2 min read President Volodymyr Zelensky with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak of Britain. Pool photo by Carl Court The Great Read YOUR DNA CAN NOW BE PULLED FROM THIN AIR. PRIVACY EXPERTS ARE WORRIED. Environmental DNA research has aided conservation, but scientists say its ability to glean information about human populations and individuals poses dangers. 8 min read Isabel Seliger WHY SOME COMPANIES ARE OPTING TO USE THE TERM ‘DIVERSITY AND BELONGING’ The changing terminology reflects new thinking among some consultants, who say traditional D.E.I. strategies haven’t worked out as planned. 7 min read Karith Foster, chief executive of the consultancy Inversity Solutions, said an overemphasis on identity groups and a tendency to reduce people to “victim or villain” can alienate. Nick Oxford for The New York Times INSIDE THE LAST OLD-SCHOOL SELTZER SHOP IN NEW YORK Brooklyn Seltzer Boys has a century-old carbonator and a museum with a spritzing station. Beat that, LaCroix. Juan Arredondo for The New York Times ABORTION SHOWDOWN IN NORTH CAROLINA MAY HINGE ON A SINGLE VOTE After the G.O.P.-led legislature passed a 12-week ban, the Democratic governor vetoed the bill. The Republicans could override it, if they stay unified. 6 min read Roy Cooper, the Democratic governor of North Carolina, vetoed a bill banning abortion at 12 weeks. Kate Medley for The New York Times A CRUMBLING NEW YORK GARAGE COLLAPSED. DOZENS MORE HAVE SIMILAR PROBLEMS. The fatal failure of a building in Manhattan raised questions about parking structures across the city. Records and interviews revealed widespread issues. 10 min read Dave Sanders for The New York Times E.U. APPROVES MICROSOFT’S $69 BILLION DEAL FOR ACTIVISION The green light follows objections to the blockbuster deal by American and British regulators on the grounds that it would undercut competition. 4 min read Sergio Flores/Bloomberg ALAN RUCK IS READY TO LEAVE THE ROY FAMILY As “Succession” nears its end, the veteran actor is looking forward to closing the book on Connor Roy. 6 min read “SUCCESSION” RECAP: IT’S ELECTION NIGHT IN AMERICA. STAY AWAY FROM THE BODEGA SUSHI. 6 min read DEMOCRACY WENT UP FOR SALE IN “SUCCESSION.” IN THE REAL WORLD, THE PRICE IS USUALLY CHEAPER, OUR CRITIC WRITES. 6 min read Daniel Dorsa for The New York Times Hiroko Masuike/The New York Times IS IT LAST CALL AT NEW YORK’S FRIARS CLUB? The headquarters of the legendary entertainment fraternity is facing the threat of foreclosure as its leaders look for a buyer to help keep the party going. 5 min read ARE YOU ON TEAM TENNIS, PICKLEBALL OR PADEL? OR ALL THREE? 6 min read THERE’S SOMETHING “SPOOKY” ABOUT THIS NEWLY DISCOVERED SHARK SPECIES. 2 min read Opinion GAIL COLLINS AND BRET STEPHENS TRUMP CANNOT BE UNSEEN 7 min read ADAM GOPNIK WHAT WE LOSE WHEN WE PUSH OUR KIDS TO ‘ACHIEVE’ 6 min read MITCHELL ABIDOR AND MIGUEL LAGO HOW MARINE LE PEN BECAME FRANCE’S VOICE OF REASON 5 min read NATHAN M. 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Economic hardship, climate change, political instability and gang violence will continue to spur emigration to the U.S. from many corners of the world. 5 min read MUTATION PROTECTED MAN FROM ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE, HINTING AT TREATMENT A man in his early 40s showed physical signs of the illness, but didn’t develop symptoms until he was nearly 70 because of a protective gene. 3 min read A CANCER SURGEON AND PATIENT IS BIDEN’S PICK TO LEAD N.I.H. President Biden said that he had selected Dr. Monica Bertagnolli to be the next director of the National Institutes of Health. 3 min read Jamie Kelter Davis for The New York Times WHAT CHICAGO’S NEW MAYOR SAYS ABOUT THE CITY’S BIGGEST CHALLENGES Brandon Johnson, a progressive Democrat who was sworn in today, explains how he plans to manage the nation’s third-largest city in a complicated moment. 4 min read Well ADVERTISEMENT Continue reading the main story Culture and Lifestyle SPRING DRESSING ISN’T IMPOSSIBLE The key? Don’t worry about following rules. 1 min read HOW DO I UPGRADE MY CARHARTT WARDROBE? A reader wants to spruce up a closet full of “drab Pacific Northwest earth tones.” 3 min read ANA ROS, ONE OF THE WORLD’S BEST CHEFS She broke through the boys’ club of fine dining, earning two Michelin stars. 7 min read A MYSTERIOUS POSTCARD SPARKS A NOVEL Anne Berest’s “The Postcard” is part Holocaust drama, part family mystery. 5 min read VIETNAM CHANGED HOW HE HEARD THE WORLD Henry Threadgill’s memoir traces his wartime experience to his jazz career. 5 min read The AthleticIn-depth sports coverage of your favorite teams and leagues. ALL JA MORANT HAD TO DO WAS LEARN FROM HIS SUSPENSION. HE DIDN’T. NOW WHAT? After another gun-related incident, the N.B.A. star’s luck has almost certainly run out, our columnist writes. WHY THE DODGERS, NOT THE PADRES, REMAIN THE STANDARD Until proven otherwise, there is a separator between these two teams: One knows how to win. Justin Ford/Getty Images THIS YEAR MIGHT HAVE BEEN THE 76ERS’ BEST CHANCE AT A TITLE. THEY BLEW IT. Nobody took a greater individual hit with their Game 7 performance than Joel Embiid. THE WORST JOB IN SOCCER: ‘IT’S 90 MINUTES OF HELL’ COLLEGE FOOTBALL IS IN AN ARMS RACE. ONE STORIED PROGRAM IS FALLING BEHIND. COULD PREMIER LEAGUE PUNISHMENTS AFFECT THE TITLE RACE? New York Times CookingRecipes, advice and inspiration for any occasion. ADVERTISEMENT Continue reading the main story Recommendations From WirecutterIndependent reviews for thousands of products. New York Times GamesDaily word and visual games, plus more. WORDLE Guess the 5-letter word with 6 chances. TODAY’S WORDLE REVIEW Our columnist reviews the day’s puzzle. Warning: Contains spoilers! 2 min read DIGITS | BETA Challenge yourself with a daily numbers puzzle. SPELLING BEE How many words can you make with 7 letters? THE CROSSWORD Get clued in with wordplay, every day. 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