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Protest
After Tumult, Hong Kong Gauges Support for Protests With Mass Rally
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Trucks and armored personnel vehicles near a stadium in Shenzhen, China, along the border with Hong Kong, on Friday.
Hong Kong
Can Hong Kong Avoid Becoming Tiananmen?
The New York Times - By MADELEINE THIEN
Thirty years ago, on May 19, 1989, Zhao Ziyang, general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, stood in Tiananmen Square. It was 5 in the morning and Zhao, exhausted, holding a loudspeaker, addressed
Pollution
Is the Evening Sky Doomed?
The New York Times - By KELSEY JOHNSON
If you go outside on a cloudless night and look up in the sky, what do you see? If you are among the 80 percent of Americans living near urban areas, the answer is probably “not much.” The lights we use
20th Century
Finding Myself in My Mother’s Calendars
The New York Times - By CAROL J. ADAMS
Among my mother’s legacies are four decades of yearly calendars. At the beginning of this year — a decade after her death — I resolved to read all 40. Could these appointment calendars, which she kept
The Arts
Summer Chills: A Horror Fan’s Guide to What to Watch Right Now
The New York Times - By ERIK PIEPENBURG
Summer holds a special place in the hearts of horror movie fans. Maybe it’s because summer camp is basically a genre, and it looks something like this: Heat makes randy campers sweaty, and that makes strip
Paris
Where the Resistance Helped Plan the Liberation of Paris
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It takes 100 steps to descend 66 feet to the bottom of the former military command post. Façade of the Musée de la Libération de Paris-Musée du Général Leclerc-Musée Jean Moulin
food news
The Parisian Chef Reimagining Classic French Cuisine
The New York Times - By ALICE CAVANAGH
As spring turned to summer in 2018, one of the most coveted reservations in Manhattan offered a taste of a Paris restaurant that hadn’t yet opened. At Chefs Club, the NoLIta venue that invites culinary
Hair Color
Comedian Julio Torres Changes His Hair Color (Again)
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Julio Torres, a comedian and writer, got his hair dyed at Salon G in Greenwich Village. Mr. Torres has been going to his hairstylist, Marcy Ozuna, right, for about 10 years. Ms. Ozuna’s station is plastered
The Arts
How ‘Do the Right Thing’ Has Remained Relevant
The New York Times - By MEKADO MURPHY
In “Anatomy of a Scene,” we ask directors to reveal the secrets that go into making key scenes in their movies. See new episodes in the series each Friday. You can also watch our collection of more than
Hong Kong Protests
Hong Kong Protests Stay Peaceful After a Week of Unrest
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Protesters in the Hung Hom district of Hong Kong on Saturday afternoon. The wave of demonstrations began in June to oppose a now-suspended bill that would allow extraditions to mainland China. Officers
Biological Species
The Species Act, Endangered: ‘Like a Plan From a Cartoon Villain’
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Recession
What Happens in a Recession?
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Recession
What’s Wrong With the Global Economy?
The New York Times - By RUCHIR SHARMA
Global markets were seized by fear last week that trade wars were slowing growth in Germany, China and the United States. But the story here is bigger than President Trump and his tariffs. The postwar
Sports
Pro Tennis Returns to the Bronx, but for How Long?
The New York Times - By ADAM ZAGORIA
When 13-year-old Naisha Rathi learned she could try out to be a ball girl at the new professional women’s tennis tournament at the Cary Leeds Center in Crotona Park, she knew she couldn’t pass up the Rathi,
U.S. Politics
Trump’s Pittsburgh Speech Was a Paying Gig for the Audience
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Kabul
63 Killed as Explosion Turns Kabul Wedding Into Carnage
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Antifa
Portland Protests: Far-Right Groups and Antifa Face Off as Trump Weighs In
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A group mixed with left-wing demonstrators at the Tom McCall Waterfront Park in Portland, Ore., on Saturday. The rally drew a mix of far-right groups and counterprotesters. Officers at the Hawthorne Bridge,
Coney Island
Banned on the Beach? It’s Still Nutcracker Summer
The New York Times - By AARON RANDLE
The colorful bottles have popped up every summer in black and Hispanic communities — from the bodegas of Washington Heights to the stoops of Fort Greene — since the early 1990s. On beach boardwalks, at
South Texas
A Summer Camp on the Border, Where the Border Crisis Feels Far Away
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Isabel, 17, placed a flower in the counselor Devon Segler’s hair. Campers playing gaga ball, a fast-paced, low-slung version of dodgeball. A majority of campers in the Edinburg, Tex., camp are Hispanic,
U.S. Politics
How Stephen Miller Seized the Moment to Battle Immigration
The New York Times - By JASON DePARLE
WASHINGTON — When historians try to explain how opponents of immigration captured the Republican Party, they may turn to the spring of 2007, when President George W. Bush threw his waning powers behind
Antibiotics
Spraying Antibiotics to Fight Citrus Scourge Doesn’t Help, Study Finds
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Schools
We Have Ruined Childhood
The New York Times - By KIM BROOKS
According to the psychologist Peter Gray, children today are more depressed than they were during the Great Depression and more anxious than they were at the height of the Cold War. A 2019 study published
White Supremacism
I’m a Black Feminist. I Think Call-Out Culture Is Toxic.
The New York Times - By LORETTA ROSS
Today’s call-out culture is so seductive, I often have to resist the overwhelming temptation to clap back at people on social media who get on my nerves. Call-outs happen when people publicly shame each
Indian Constitution
India Plans Big Detention Camps for Migrants. Muslims Are Afraid.
The New York Times - By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN and HARI KUMAR
NEW DELHI — More than four million people in India, mostly Muslims, are at risk of being declared foreign migrants as the government pushes a hard-line Hindu nationalist agenda that has challenged the
West Virginia
Man Charged in Connection With Rice Cooker Scare, Police Say
The New York Times - By DERRICK BRYSON TAYLOR
The police on Saturday charged a man in connection with placing three rice cookers — two in a subway station and one in a Chelsea neighborhood — setting off a bomb scare that disrupted the morning commute
The Arts
How a Teeny-Weeny Chef Became a Great Big Star
The New York Times - By TEJAL RAO
LOS ANGELES — The chef stands only six inches tall, like an enchanted ball of moss sprung to life. Made of wood, foam latex and metal, he preps vegetables, simmers sauces and bakes pies the size of bottle
Brooks Koepka
Golf’s New Breed Tries to Speed Things Up
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Brooks Koepka, the world No. 1, at the 18th tee last week at the Northern Trust in Jersey City. He has spoken up about slow play. Bryson DeChambeau lining up a putt at the Northern Trust. He has taken
Houthis
Houthis in Yemen Claim Drone Attack on Saudi Oil Facilities
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Moscow
With Pickets, Russian Protesters Look to Sustain Momentum
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A protester in Moscow this month demanded ballot access for opposition candidates. Some political analysts suggested that by focusing too narrowly on the Moscow elections, the protest movement risks running
Iceland
Iceland’s Prime Minister: ‘The Ice Is Leaving’
The New York Times - By KATRIN JAKOBSDOTTIR
Eyjafjallajokull, Iceland’s sixth-largest glacier, gained worldwide recognition when the volcano lurking under it erupted in 2010. Large levels of volcanic ash caused air travel disruptions in Europe,