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Arts
B.A. Parker Can’t Get Enough of K-Dramas
B.A. Parker was a film professor in her 20s when she had to rush her students out of the hall…
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Magazine
How to Ask a Stranger For Help
“Asking for help is hardly ever as bad as you imagine it will be,” says Vanessa Bohns, a social psychologist…
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World
Russia Repeatedly Strikes Ukraines Civilians. There’s Always an Excuse.
Since late February, when Russia began pummeling Ukraine with missiles and artillery on a scale unseen in Europe for decades,…
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World
Japan’s Secret to Taming the Coronavirus: Peer Pressure
TOKYO — To understand how Japan has fared better than most of the world in containing the dire consequences of…
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World
Landslide in India Buries Dozens, Killing at Least 18
At least 18 people were killed and more feared dead, after days of heavy rainfall set off a landslide in…
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Science
Two Homes That Nourish a Family’s Many Creative Pursuits
Before Hurricane Sandy, Nhi Mundy had a good life in the financial district with her family. She and her husband,…
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Health
Listeria Outbreak Is Linked to Ice Cream, C.D.C. Says
A listeria outbreak blamed for the death of one person and the hospitalization of 22 people across 10 states has…
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World
Workers at Airports Have Had It
PARIS — For 18 years, Marie Marivel has worked as a security agent at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris,…
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Business
This $20 Device Turns a Handgun Into an Automatic Weapon
For $20, a device called an auto sear can turn a handgun into a machine gun. Last year, U.S. officials…
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Politics
Five Boroughs, Five Days, One Question
“New York City is dead forever,” that one headline declared. But the truth is, even though the coronavirus pulled the…
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