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   * RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR
     
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   * U.S. INFLATION REPORT
     
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   * ALEX JONES TRIAL
     
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   * PRIMARY ELECTIONS
     
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MARKETS PLUNGE ON HIGHER-THAN-EXPECTED INFLATION NUMBERS


 * The S&P 500 slumped more than 3 percent in early trading and U.S. government
   bond yields soared on Tuesday.
 * Fresh inflation data from August wrong-footed investors, prompting a rapid
   re-pricing of how much the Fed may need to raise interest rates.

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U.S. INFLATION REMAINS STUBBORNLY HIGH, DATA SHOWS



Prices rose 8.3 percent through August, a rapid pace for consumers and not as
much of a slowdown as experts had expected.

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THE U.S. ECONOMY IS IN A STRANGE PLACE RIGHT NOW. HERE’S A SNAPSHOT OF WHERE IT
STANDS.





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UKRAINIANS FLEEING OCCUPIED AREAS SAY RUSSIAN SOLDIERS ARE DEMORALIZED



Ukraine redoubled calls for Russian soldiers to surrender. Civilians who fled
Russian-controlled territory described occupying forces as increasingly
volatile.

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THE STRATEGY BEHIND UKRAINE’S RAPID COUNTEROFFENSIVE WAS DEVISED BY U.S.,
UKRAINIAN AND BRITISH OFFICIALS.


CLASHES ERUPTED BETWEEN ARMENIAN AND AZERBAIJANI SOLDIERS, LEAVING DOZENS DEAD
AND RAISING FEARS OF ANOTHER WAR.

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CHALLENGES FOR RUSSIA AND CHINA TEST A ‘NO-LIMITS’ FRIENDSHIP



Analysis: Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping are set to meet this week. Russia’s
battlefield losses and China’s slowdown could complicate their relationship.


Alexei Druzhinin/Sputnik, via Agence France-Presse — Getty Images


ANALYSIS: THIS MIGHT NOT BE A COLD WAR, BUT IT FEELS LIKE ONE



Even at their worst moments, the Americans and the Soviets kept talking. Today,
U.S.-China contacts are scarce, while Beijing and Moscow move closer together.





STOCK TRADES REPORTED BY NEARLY A FIFTH OF CONGRESS SHOW POSSIBLE CONFLICTS



A New York Times analysis found that 97 lawmakers or their relatives traded
financial assets in industries that could be affected by their legislative work.






AS BRITAIN EMBRACED AUSTERITY, KING CHARLES EXPANDED HIS RICHES



Before inheriting his mother’s portfolio, Charles used tax breaks, offshore
accounts and investments to turn his estate into a billion-dollar business.


James Hill for The New York Times




UNEARTHING A MAYA CIVILIZATION THAT ‘PUNCHED ABOVE ITS WEIGHT’



Archaeologists excavated the long-sought ruins of Sak Tz’i’, a small but
influential Mesoamerican kingdom found on a cattle ranch in Mexico.

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GRAHAM PROPOSES 15-WEEK ABORTION BAN, SEEKING TO UNITE REPUBLICANS



Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina moved to unite his party ahead of
midterm elections in which abortion rights are expected to be a potent issue.


IS RON DESANTIS THE FUTURE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY?



Democrats have worried about the prospect of a more disciplined heir to former
President Trump. Florida’s pugilistic governor may be that candidate.


Photo illustration by Jamie Chung for The New York Times


NATE COHN LAYS OUT THE CASE THAT THINGS MAY REALLY BE DIFFERENT IN THIS YEAR’S
MIDTERMS.

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TUESDAY’S PRIMARY NIGHT IS THE LAST VOTE BEFORE THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS. HERE’S
WHAT TO WATCH FOR.

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Midterms 2022 Updates
Maya King
A new ad from Raphael Warnock features footage of Herschel Walker’s ex-wife
describing a moment when he threatened her life. It’s the first time Mr. Warnock
has directly addressed accusations of domestic violence against his Republican
opponent.
Maggie Astor
Senator Lindsey Graham cast a newly proposed 15-week abortion ban as a
“late-term” ban, but 15 weeks is early in the second trimester. This has been a
common tactic: rhetorically emphasizing abortions late in pregnancy, but
targeting them earlier.
Katie Glueck
Doug Mastriano, the Republican nominee for governor of Pennsylvania, announced
that he would hold a rally with Donald Trump Jr. in Chambersburg on Friday.
Reid Epstein
Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota will appear in Wisconsin on Saturday with Lt.
Gov. Mandela Barnes, the Democratic Senate nominee. Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida
will rally on Sunday for Senator Ron Johnson and Tim Michels, a nominee for
governor.
Maya King
An Atlanta hospital closure is animating Georgia’s governor race. Stacey Abrams
responded to news that a trauma center would close in a statement condemning
Brian Kemp for “failure to meaningfully address our broken public health
system.”
Jonathan Weisman
Republicans had been hedging their bets on the economy, shifting their focus to
crime, the border and other issues. But Tuesday’s news that inflation remains
high has G.O.P. strategists back on economic struggles as the core of their fall
campaigns.
Jazmine Ulloa
Buzz Kelley, a little-known Republican who placed fourth in Alaska’s Senate
primary, has suspended his campaign and endorsed Kelly Tshibaka. But his name –
which voters may have confused with Tshibaka’s – will still appear on the Nov. 8
ballot.
Jennifer Medina
The Lincoln Project, a PAC created by anti-Trump Republicans in 2019, has a new
ad supporting Senator Mark Kelly, Democrat of Arizona, for re-election. The ad
targets Republicans who voted for President Biden, comparing Kelly to Senator
John McCain.
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JURY BEGINS HEARING TESTIMONY IN SECOND ALEX JONES TRIAL



The trial in Connecticut will decide how much he must pay the families of eight
victims and an F.B.I. agent over his lies about the attack.

See more updates 9+


Pool photo by Briana Sanchez




N.B.A. FINES PHOENIX SUNS’ OWNER $10 MILLION FOR MISCONDUCT



An investigation found that the owner, Robert Sarver, had used racial slurs and
treated female employees inequitably. Sarver also is suspended for one year.


Christian Petersen/Getty Images




JEAN-LUC GODARD, DARING DIRECTOR WHO SHAPED THE FRENCH NEW WAVE, DIES AT 91



The Franco-Swiss filmmaker and provocateur radically rethought motion pictures
and left a lasting influence on the medium.


THESE NINE STREAMING GODARD MOVIES FEATURE THE WORK THAT WON HIS INTERNATIONAL
FAME AND HIS MORE CHALLENGING LATER FILMS.


Ullstein Bild, via Getty Images


The Great Read


HIS PULITZER-WINNING COMEDY BROKE THE RULES. HE’S AT IT AGAIN.



Andrew Sean Greer was elated when his 2017 novel “Less” received the award. Now
he’s following it with a sequel, which he knows might raise some eyebrows.


Sara Naomi Lewkowicz for The New York Times




THE BEST AND WORST MOMENTS OF THE PRIMETIME EMMYS



The awards show returned to a pre-Covid format, with some truly poignant moments
alongside the usual array of leaden gags and shameless commercialism.


Patrick T. Fallon/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images




TRACKING THE CORONAVIRUS ›

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THE ENDLESS TORMENT OF THE ‘RECIPE?’ GUY



A rampant internet comment that just won’t die shows how recipes, and the people
who develop them, are undervalued.


A READER’S ROOMMATE IS NEGLECTING HIS DOG, AND OUR ETHICIST COLUMNIST DEMANDS
ACTION.


A NEW BOOK DETAILS THE EPIC STRUGGLE FOR THE SOUL OF MODERN CATHOLICISM.




Opinion


PATRICK HEALY AND ADRIAN J. RIVERA


WE GATHERED 16 BIDEN AND TRUMP SUPPORTERS TO TALK ABOUT INFLATION. THE
CONVERSATION TOOK A TURN.






BEN PROUDFOOT


SHE CREATED A RESTAURANT THAT HE MADE FAMOUS



Ben Proudfoot





JAMELLE BOUIE


IT IS A WELL-KNOWN TRUTH THAT OPPONENTS OF DEMOCRACY DON’T WANT YOU TO HAVE NICE
THINGS






‘THE EZRA KLEIN SHOW’


WE BUILD CIVILIZATIONS ON STATUS. BUT WE BARELY UNDERSTAND IT.





SEAN ILLING AND ZAC GERSHBERG


THE GREATEST THREAT TO DEMOCRACY IS A FEATURE OF DEMOCRACY






LAURA VANDERKAM


THERE’S A BETTER WAY TO RECLAIM YOUR TIME THAN ‘QUIET QUITTING’






ANDREA WULF


WHAT A YOUNG PHILOSOPHER DISCOVERED MORE THAN 200 YEARS AGO ABOUT NATURE






PAUL KRUGMAN


UKRAINE DEFLATES MAGA MACHO MYTHS


ELIZABETH MILCH AND OLIVIA MILCH


WE’VE WAITED OUR WHOLE LIVES TO HELP OUR FATHER, DAVID MILCH, TELL THIS STORY


MICHELLE COTTLE


THE WIVES OF REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES ARE GETTING PERSONAL


GAIL COLLINS AND BRET STEPHENS


MUST WE DISCUSS THE QUEEN AND THE DONALD IN THE SAME BREATH?


MARGARET RENKL


THE KILLING OF ELIZA FLETCHER IS A TRAGEDY, NOT A MORALITY PLAY


KATHERINE MILLER


MARK FINCHEM SAYS BIDEN DIDN’T WIN IN 2020, AND HE HAS BIG PLANS FOR ELECTIONS
IN ARIZONA


LINDA COLLEY


THE RADICAL CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE BRITAIN NEEDS


LETTERS FROM OUR READERS


WHAT IS THE FUTURE OF THE BRITISH MONARCHY?






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THE MORNING



An outright Ukrainian victory may still not be likely. But it’s more likely than
a few months ago.




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Is Ukraine turning the tide in the war?




LISTEN TO ‘THE BOOK REVIEW PODCAST’



Jennifer Egan discusses “A Visit From the Goon Squad.”




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STIMULUS SPENDING LOWERED POVERTY AGAIN IN 2021, CENSUS BUREAU REPORTS



A measure that accounted for all federal subsidies showed that fewer people
experienced severe economic hardship, while health insurance coverage rose.


WHISTLE-BLOWER SAYS TWITTER ‘CHOSE TO MISLEAD’ ON SECURITY FLAWS



At a congressional hearing, Peiter Zatko, Twitter’s former head of security,
told lawmakers that the company had lied about its data practices.


Volunteers gave groceries to families experiencing food insecurity outside a
food pantry in Houston in August. Meridith Kohut for The New York Times


‘THE FUTURE OF HOSPITALS’: FLEXIBLE SPACE FOR THE NEXT PANDEMIC



After struggling to respond to a crushing Covid caseload, many hospitals are
remodeling so that when the next crisis comes, they’ll be better able to meet
it.


IN SRI LANKA, TRIUMPHS IN CRICKET AND NETBALL BRING JOY



The men’s cricket team won the Asia Cup in the T20 format, hours after Sri Lanka
won the equivalent championship in women’s netball.


ARCHIVES IS UNSURE WHETHER TRUMP SURRENDERED ALL RECORDS, PANEL SAYS


NEW YORK LAWMAKERS CALL FOR MORE OVERSIGHT OF HASIDIC SCHOOLS


CUOMO FILES ETHICS COMPLAINT AGAINST LETITIA JAMES


RAPPER PNB ROCK IS KILLED IN ROBBERY IN SOUTH LOS ANGELES


OVERNIGHT STORM IN NEW YORK CITY CAUSES FLASH FLOODING, BUT NO TORNADO


WOMAN SUES SAN FRANCISCO OVER ARREST BASED ON DNA FROM HER RAPE KIT


FATAL KANGAROO ATTACK IS SAID TO BE FIRST IN AUSTRALIA IN 86 YEARS






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DRY BRUSHING, BODY SCRAPING, GUA SHA: WHAT TO KNOW


Jam Dong



COPING WITH THE EMOTIONAL TOLL OF FINANCIAL STRESS


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IS SELTZER JUST AS HEALTHY AS STILL WATER?


Illustration by Tyler Comrie, Photograph by Shutterstock



THE TRUTH ABOUT WAIST TRAINERS


Gracey Zhang



TAKE THIS HOT FLASH AND SHOVE IT!



Culture and Lifestyle

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LILLIAS WHITE FINDS HER GODDESS FOR ‘HADESTOWN’

The Tony Award-winning actress will step into the role of the musical’s
narrator, now known as Missus Hermes.


KATIE CRUTCHFIELD AND JESS WILLIAMSON EMBRACE THEIR ROOTS



The singer-songwriters reckon with their pasts in a joint project.


MIXING CHILDREN AND ART? YES, IT’S POSSIBLE.



A couple built a rural escape where the most fragile artwork is just out of
reach.


YANKEES: THIN ROSTER BUT A CROWDED INFIELD



A prized prospect, shortstop Anthony Volpe, looms in the minors.


PINK AND POLARIZING: THE NEW TENNIS SHIRT



Frances Tiafoe and others at the U.S. Open spurred a colorful conversation
online.




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RANKING EVERY N.F.L. TEAM AFTER WEEK 1



The Patriots’ offense is bad (for now), while the Chargers’ big-name players
made immediate splashes.


HOW AN UNUSUAL BASEBALL TALENT BECAME A KANSAS CITY FOLK HERO



At 6-feet, 260 pounds, Billy Butler was hardly the typical prospect. But over
his career with the Royals, he turned into a legend.


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INSIDE THE DAY THREE SUN BELT TEAMS SHOCKED COLLEGE FOOTBALL



The league didn’t sponsor football until 2001, but things have changed quickly.

THE LATEST SPORTS NEWS AND RESULTS


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