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Opinion | Will Senators Inhofe and Reed Stand Against a Bill to Protect Service Members?
“They are both against my bill, and they would like to kill it in committee,” Ms. Gillibrand told The Times…
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Covid Live Updates: U.S. Aims to Fulfill Global Pledge by Replacing AstraZeneca Shots
Here’s what you need to know: Troubles at an Emergent BioSolutions plant have thrown a wrench into the Biden administration’s…
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How Republican States Are Expanding Their Power Over Elections
LaGRANGE, Ga. — Lonnie Hollis has been a member of the Troup County election board in West Georgia since 2013.…
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‘I’m Getting Ready’: Football Star’s Cryptic Video Could Upend Georgia Senate Race
ATLANTA — In his 1980s prime, Herschel Walker, the Georgia college football legend, ran the ball with the downhill ferocity…
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A Dad and an Audience of One
Times Insider explains who we are and what we do, and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together.…
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Scottish Man Who Faked His Death in California Is Jailed for Rape
It is not uncommon for the police to receive calls about people in distress at Monastery Beach in California —…
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Tropical Storm Claudette Forms in the Gulf of Mexico
The third named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season formed in the Gulf of Mexico on Saturday, threatening to bring…
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Inside the ‘Deadly Serious’ World of E-Sports in South Korea
SEOUL — The students ate lunch in silence before gathering in a dimly lit room packed with high-powered computers. There,…
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Brazil, Besieged by Covid, Now Faces a Severe Drought
RIO DE JANEIRO — Crops have shriveled up under searing heat. Immense water reservoirs, which generate the bulk of Brazil’s…
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Your Guide to Voting in New York’s Mayoral Primary
After a campaign season full of Zoom forums, television ads and fliers stuffed in mailboxes, voting in New York City’s…
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