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World
Columbia Names Nemat Shafik as President, the First Woman to Lead the University
The economist, who runs the London School of Economics, takes over as higher education faces tumult — over free speech,…
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Arts
A Conductor on a Mission to Help Ukraine
Before sunrise one day last week, the conductor Dalia Stasevska was deep in concentration in a Helsinki studio, ruminating on…
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Magazine
I’m Racing My Biological Clock and a Tight-Lipped Boyfriend. Help!
A reader eager to have a child before she turns 40 doesn’t know what to make of a new love…
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World
Sister André, World’s Oldest Known Person, Dies at 118 in France
The French nun had lived through two world wars and the 1918 flu pandemic. She survived Covid and was said…
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World
A Year Later, Trial of Officer Who Killed Mentally Ill Woman Is in Limbo
Following an administrative trial last January, Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell is still weighing whether to fire Sergeant Hugh Barry, who…
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World
A Cornucopia of Pop-Up Ads From an Avid Collector
An exhibition in Manhattan focuses on animated advertising — three-dimensional “movables” that were produced to sell products to consumers.
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Sports
A Decade After U.S.T.A. Sidelined Her, Taylor Townsend Is Moving On, in Life and in Tournaments
When Townsend was the world’s top junior player, the leaders of tennis in the United States told her to hit…
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World
No Visitors, No Drinking, Home by 9: Renting as a Single Woman in India
India says it must do more to harness women’s economic potential. A good place to start, many say, would be…
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Sports
Caroline Garcia Has Been Rethinking Her Approaches to Tennis and Eating
Garcia is one of the world’s top players and poised to rise in the rankings. She started her season by…
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Politics
Lupe Serrano, Ballerina of Power and Fire, Is Dead at 92
She danced with Nureyev and dazzled audiences during her 18 years with American Ballet Theater. She later went on to…