Trump'south Conspicuous Silence Leaves a Struggle Against Russian federation Without a Leader
President Trump depicted indictments charging Russians with interfering in America's politics as a vindication for himself rather than a threat to the United states of america.
By Peter Baker
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'An Endless War': Why 4 U.South. Soldiers Died in a Remote African Desert
More than 16 years later 9/11 spurred a broad fight against terrorism, some Americans say information technology's time to await at how the land is deploying its forces.
Past Rukmini Callimachi ,Helene Cooper ,Eric Schmitt ,Alan Blinder and Thomas Gibbons-Neff
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To Stir Discord in 2016, Russians Turned Most Oft to Facebook
The special counsel's indictment detailed how crucial Facebook and Instagram were to the Russian entrada to disrupt the presidential election.
Past Sheera Frenkel and Katie Benner
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When Calling an Uber Can Pay Off for Cities and States
New taxes and fees on ride-hailing services take raised millions of dollars for transportation, infrastructure and fifty-fifty public schools.
By Winnie Hu
President or Luxury Towers: Either Style, Trump Is the Rage in Bharat
President Trump's eldest son is headed to India on a sales trip for the family unit's real manor business. Indians are star-struck by a family both rich and famous.
By Maria Abi-Habib and Eric Lipton
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Florida Agency Investigated Nikolas Cruz After Violent Social Media Posts
After visiting and questioning Mr. Cruz at his home in 2016, the Department of Children and Families determined he was non a take a chance to himself or others.
By Audra D. South. Burch, Frances Robles and Patricia Mazzei
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In Wake of Florida Massacre, Gun Control Advocates Look to Connecticut
By Lisa W. Foderaro and Kristin Hussey
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Russian Trolls Were Sloppy, but Indictment However 'Points at the Kremlin'
By Neil MacFarquhar
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Trump's National Security Master Calls Russian Interference 'Incontrovertible'
Past David Eastward. Sanger
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As Ramaphosa Hails a 'New Dawn,' Southward Africans See More than of the Same
By Norimitsu Onishi
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Brazil Looks to Cleft Down on Fake News Alee of Bitter Ballot
By Ernesto Londoño
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Driven From Isle Homes by Storms, Dialysis Patients Tin Do Little but Wait
By Alan Blinder and Sheri Fink
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The WeWork Manifesto: First, Office Infinite. Next, the World.
Past David Gelles
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Nathan Chen Gets a Dissimilar Kind of Reward
By Juliet Macur
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In Colombia Border Town, Desperate Venezuelans Sell Hair to Survive
By Joe Parkin Daniels
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Brazil Looks to Crack Down on Fake News Ahead of Bitter Ballot
By Ernesto Londoño
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A Globe-trotting UKIP Ousts Leader at Center of Racism Row
By Ellen Barry
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National
Driven From Isle Homes by Storms, Dialysis Patients Tin can Do Picayune but Expect
By Alan Blinder and Sheri Fink
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7 Prison house Guards in Pennsylvania Charged With Sexually Abusing Inmates
By Matthew Haag
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Jury Awards $38 One thousand thousand to Family of Maryland Adult female Shot by Law
Past Matt Stevens
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Obituaries
Lerone Bennett Jr., Historian of Black America, Dies at 89
By Neil Genzlinger
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Jim Bridwell, Mountaineering Maverick, Is Dead at 73
By Neil Genzlinger
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Patricia Frustaci, 63, Dies; Septuplets Put Her in Spotlight
By Daniel E. Slotnik
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New York
Lin-Manuel Miranda, the Next Panthera leo of New York
By John Leland
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Absurd-Looking and Sweet, Juul Is a Vice Teens Can't Resist
By Ginia Bellafante
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The Tingle Makers, Open up for Concern
By Andrea Marks
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Arts & Leisure
Gillian Jacobs Is Ready to Let Go of Her Fears
Past Kathryn Shattuck
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These Actors Are Off Book. Way Off.
By Alexis Soloski
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A Barrier Breaks: An Actress With Down Syndrome Plays the Lead
By Sopan Deb
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Sunday Business
The WeWork Manifesto: First, Office Space. Next, the World.
By David Gelles
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Christopher Bailey Takes a Terminal Walk Down the Burberry Runway
By Elizabeth Paton
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At Chobani, Adding Flavor to Yogurt While Watching Calories
Every bit told to Elizabeth Olson
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Sunday Review
The Tyranny of Convenience
By Tim Wu
Page SR1
A Message From the Club No One Wants to Join
By Gregory Gibson
Page SR1
This Isn't What the Tea Party Fought For
By Jennifer Stefano
Page SR2
Travel
The 52 Places Traveler: Starting an Intimidating Globe Tour in the Big Piece of cake
By Jada Yuan
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At New Zealand Trail Huts, Shelter, Conversation and Community
Past Jeremy Cronon
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What Joel Embiid Tin can't Travel Without
Past Nell McShane Wulfhart
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A Literary Route Trip Into the Heart of Russian federation
Past Karl Ove Knausgaard
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When 'Reform' Ways a Process of Elimination
By Beverly Gage
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Book Review
Iii Lives, and the Tenuous Ties That Bind Them
Past Alice Gregory
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New & Noteworthy
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Letters to the Editor
Page BR5
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Sports Sunday
Nathan Chen Gets a Different Kind of Advantage
By Juliet Macur
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Nascar Waits for Leader of Its Next Generation to Emerge
Past Peter Kerasotis
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Bobsled Team Represents Nigeria Loosely, but Women Truly
By Motoko Rich and Emmanuel Akinwotu
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Sunday Styles
Jake Shears, of Scissor Sisters, Stages His Ain Comeback
By Michael Schulman
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Still Talking After All These Years
By Penelope Green
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At New York Fashion Week, 48 Hours With Prabal Gurung
By Laura Neilson
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Vows
Headfirst With a Helmet, and Headlong Without
By Vincent M. Mallozzi
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Should You Invite Your Ex to the Wedding?
Past Alyson Krueger
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The Delay Game Worked for Both of Them
By Vincent M. Mallozzi
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Real Manor
This Old House Is a Task
Past Ronda Kaysen
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Which Cities Have More Renters?
By Michael Kolomatsky
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When Furniture Rains from In a higher place
By Ronda Kaysen
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T's Women'south Fashion Issue: A Seat at the Table
By Hanya Yanagihara
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The Story Behind T's Judy Chicago Encompass
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