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Guatemala
Mexico’s Crackdown at Its Southern Border, Prompted by Trump, Scares Migrants From Crossing
The New York Times - By MAYA AVERBUCH and KIRK SEMPLE
NENTÓN, Guatemala — The Aguilar family had been preparing since February to migrate north. They borrowed $2,600, made a down payment to a smuggler and set off from their home in northern Guatemala last
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Iran
Trump Expected to Announce New Economic Sanctions on Iran
The New York Times - By EDWARD WONG
WASHINGTON — President Trump is expected to announce on Monday that he is imposing new sanctions on Iran, after saying for days that he preferred tightening the pressure on a crippled Iranian economy launching
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California
Tell Us About Your Best California Road Trip
The New York Times - By JILL COWAN
(Here’s the sign-up, if you don’t already get California Today delivered to your inbox.) Californians love the open road, and there’s no time like the summer for a drive around the Golden State. I’ve my
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Ethiopia
General Accused in Ethiopian Coup Attempt is Reported Killed
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Immigration
There’s No Excuse for Mistreating Children at the Border. Here’s What To Do About It.
The New York Times - By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
From his promise of a “beautiful wall” to his false alarms about caravans of alien marauders at the gate, President Trump has exploited immigration as his marquee issue. He is right, there is a crisis:
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Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
Erdogan Faces Fallout After His Party’s Loss in Istanbul Mayor’s Race
The New York Times - By CARLOTTA GALL
ISTANBUL — President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey was confronting recriminations within his governing party and the wider circle of his supporters on Monday as the scale of the defeat of his candidate
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Palestinian Authority
What’s Wrong With Palestinian Surrender?
The New York Times - By DANNY DANON
The “economic workshop” in Bahrain this week, a summit of business leaders and political figures, is the first step in the rollout of the Trump administration’s long-awaited Israeli-Palestinian peace However,
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Tennessee
The Flower That Came Back From the Dead
The New York Times - By MARGARET RENKL
NASHVILLE — Certain old-fashioned words from fairy tales and storybooks still cling to me from childhood. Moor. Vale. Bog. Glade. For a child, such words conjure magical places — untouched, holy lands
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Politics
Whatever Happened to Moral Capitalism?
The New York Times - By MICHAEL KAZIN
What kind of economy do Democrats believe in? Joe Biden calls for “stronger labor laws and a tax code that rewards [the] middle class.” Bernie Sanders wants to raise taxes on the rich and guarantee every
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Jewish-American
Trump’s Immigration Plan Would Have Missed This Nobel Prize Winner
The New York Times - By KEVIN BAKER
“Had we stayed in Europe, I probably would have become a tailor.” Those words were spoken by one of the great figures in American science, Isidor Isaac Rabi. In one sentence, they tell us two big things
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News
Amid Racial Divisions, Mayor’s Plan to Scrap Elite School Exam Fails
The New York Times - By VIVIAN WANG and ELIZA SHAPIRO
[What you need to know to start the day: Get New York Today in your inbox.] Richard A. Carranza, the city schools chancellor, insisted last week that the plan to eliminate the entrance exam that dictates
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World News
Iran, Turkey, Women’s World Cup: Your Monday Briefing
The New York Times - By CHRIS STANFORD
(Want to get this briefing by email? Here’s the sign-up.) We’re covering the continuing tensions with Iran, a stinging loss for Turkey’s president, and this week’s Democratic presidential debates. American
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New York Public Library
Celebrating WorldPride and Stonewall 50
The New York Times - By AZI PAYBARAH
[Want to get New York Today by email? Here’s the sign-up.] Weather: Calm wind and a high in the mid-80s. There is a small chance of rain tonight. New York City’s celebration of Pride Month crescendos week,
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Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
For Erdogan, the Bill for Turkey’s Debt-Fueled Growth Comes Due
The New York Times - By PETER S. GOODMAN
ISTANBUL — The shocking rebuke of Turkey’s governing party in Sunday’s mayoral election in Istanbul resonated as more than a yearning for new leadership in the nation’s largest city. It signaled mounting
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Wealth Tax
A Message From the Billionaire’s Club: Tax Us
The New York Times - By PATRICIA COHEN
Enthusiasm for a wealth tax on the country’s thin sliver of multimillionaires and billionaires may be unsurprising — after all, most Americans wouldn’t have to pay it. But now the idea is attracting support
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Kirsten Gillibrand
Stand-Ins, Push-Ups and Long Drives: How the 2020 Field Is Preparing for the Debates
The New York Times - By ALEXANDER BURNS
TROY, N.Y. — The ambush came seconds after Senator Kirsten Gillibrand began launching into a pitch for one of her core policy proposals: a system of publicly financing elections. As she began describing
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Nik Wallenda
‘Flying Wallendas’ Cross Times Square on High Wire in Death-Defying Stunt
The New York Times - By COREY KILGANNON
[What you need to know to start the day: Get New York Today in your inbox.] Ali Ali, 30, looked up from his steaming hot dog cart on West 45th Street on Sunday night and gazed up at a wire rigged along
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World News
Turkey, Iran, Britain: Your Monday Briefing
The New York Times - By MELINA DELKIC
(Want to get this briefing by email? Here’s the sign-up.) We’re covering Erdogan’s setback in Istanbul, the largest Czech protests in decades and a famous French chicken named Maurice. President Recep
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Women's Soccer
For Spain, Investment Pays Off at the World Cup
The New York Times - By JERÉ LONGMAN
VALENCIENNES, France — It was a momentary lapse in a scoreless game, a ball left dangerously free on the lip of the Spanish goal line after a superb parry during group play at the Women’s World Cup. That
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Bangladesh
At Least 5 Dead in Bangladesh After Train Veers Off Bridge
The New York Times - By MIKE IVES
At least five people were killed and dozens injured late Sunday night when part of a train heading for Bangladesh’s capital careened off a railway bridge that failed, officials said. The crash occurred
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World News
In the Largest Protests in Decades, Czechs Demand Resignation of Prime Minister
The New York Times - By HANA de GOEIJ and MARC SANTORA
PRAGUE — In the largest demonstration in the Czech Republic since the fall of the Iron Curtain, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets on Sunday calling for the resignation of Prime Minister
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
A Year in Paris That Transformed Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
The New York Times - By ANN MAH
In August 1949, a 20-year-old Jacqueline Bouvier arrived in France and began a year that would change her life. Before her marriages to Jack and Aristotle, before the glamour and the tragedy, before she
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MetLife
A Machine May Not Take Your Job, but One Could Become Your Boss
The New York Times - By KEVIN ROOSE
When Conor Sprouls, a customer service representative in the call center of the insurance giant MetLife talks to a customer over the phone, he keeps one eye on the bottom-right corner of his screen. There,
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Abortion
The Long, Cruel History of the Anti-Abortion Crusade
The New York Times - By JOHN IRVING
Amid the anti-abortion measures being pushed through state legislatures, consider the mazy history of abortion in the United States. Women, capable of determining and managing their reproductive rights,
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Chris Hayes
Trump’s ‘Concentration Camps’
The New York Times - By CHARLES M. BLOW
I have often wondered why good people of good conscience don’t respond to things like slavery or the Holocaust or human rights abuse. Maybe they simply became numb to the horrific way we now rarely think
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She Joined the Military, and Became a Citizen. But Her American Dream Ended in Violence.
The New York Times - By ASHLEY SOUTHALL, BRIAN M. ROSENTHAL and CHRISTINA GOLDBAUM
[What you need to know to start the day: Get New York Today in your inbox.] On Independence Day in 2012, a 31-year-old woman who had moved to New York from Russia and joined the United States military
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Ai-jen Poo
The Big, Feminist Policy Idea America’s Families Have Been Waiting For
The New York Times - By AI-JEN POO and BENJAMIN W. VEGHTE
A vast majority of Americans cannot afford to take care of their families. But they see it as their responsibility, and too often their failure. To get by, they cobble together solutions, even quitting
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Palestinian Authority
Palestinian Leader Abbas Brushes Off Trump Plan for Investment
The New York Times - By ISABEL KERSHNER
RAMALLAH, West Bank — The Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, on Sunday dismissed a new effort by the Trump administration to encourage investment of more than $50 billion to jump-start the Palestinian
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Dominican Republic
Crisis Hits Dominican Republic Over Deaths of U.S. Tourists
The New York Times - By SIMON ROMERO and NICHOLAS BOGEL-BURROUGHS
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — The tourism minister grimaced as he read aloud the causes of death in autopsy reports of the growing number of Americans who have died recently while vacationing in
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Abortion
U.K. Court Says Mentally Disabled Woman Must Have Abortion
The New York Times - By YONETTE JOSEPH
LONDON — A British court has ordered an abortion for a mentally disabled woman against her and her mother’s wishes, with the judge calling the decision “heartbreaking” but in the best interests of the

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Flips

Mexico’s Crackdown at Its Southern Border, Prompted by Trump, Scares Migrants From Crossing

Trump Expected to Announce New Economic Sanctions on Iran

Tell Us About Your Best California Road Trip

General Accused in Ethiopian Coup Attempt is Reported Killed

There’s No Excuse for Mistreating Children at the Border. Here’s What To Do About It.

Erdogan Faces Fallout After His Party’s Loss in Istanbul Mayor’s Race

What’s Wrong With Palestinian Surrender?

The Flower That Came Back From the Dead

Whatever Happened to Moral Capitalism?

Trump’s Immigration Plan Would Have Missed This Nobel Prize Winner

Amid Racial Divisions, Mayor’s Plan to Scrap Elite School Exam Fails

Iran, Turkey, Women’s World Cup: Your Monday Briefing

Celebrating WorldPride and Stonewall 50

For Erdogan, the Bill for Turkey’s Debt-Fueled Growth Comes Due

A Message From the Billionaire’s Club: Tax Us

Stand-Ins, Push-Ups and Long Drives: How the 2020 Field Is Preparing for the Debates

‘Flying Wallendas’ Cross Times Square on High Wire in Death-Defying Stunt

Turkey, Iran, Britain: Your Monday Briefing

For Spain, Investment Pays Off at the World Cup

At Least 5 Dead in Bangladesh After Train Veers Off Bridge

In the Largest Protests in Decades, Czechs Demand Resignation of Prime Minister

A Year in Paris That Transformed Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

A Machine May Not Take Your Job, but One Could Become Your Boss

The Long, Cruel History of the Anti-Abortion Crusade

Trump’s ‘Concentration Camps’

She Joined the Military, and Became a Citizen. But Her American Dream Ended in Violence.

The Big, Feminist Policy Idea America’s Families Have Been Waiting For

Palestinian Leader Abbas Brushes Off Trump Plan for Investment

Crisis Hits Dominican Republic Over Deaths of U.S. Tourists

U.K. Court Says Mentally Disabled Woman Must Have Abortion