Whether or not you believe in the phantom coach and horses, the screaming man, the “watercress lady” engulfed in flames or the legend of the highwayman killed at “fright corner,”...
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As Britain’s Labour Party government prepares to deliver its first budget this week, the message to Britons for the past few months has been a dispiriting warning that they may...
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As the dust settles from Israel’s latest military strikes against Iran, analysts and former diplomats say one thing is clear: Israel, for better or worse, is dictating events in the...
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Share ✓ Link copied to clipboard! Happy Monday, puzzle lovers! We’re back with another round of hints and solutions for today’s New York Times Connections puzzle. Following the widespread success...
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz indirectly linked former President Trump’s visit to a Pennsylvania McDonald’s to a recent E. coli outbreak in their hamburgers. The two...
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BRUSSELS — Henna Virkkunen, the European Union’s tech and security commissioner nominee, wants the bloc to cut back its dependencies on Chinese technology. She might as well start at home....
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Presidential elections in will see a leftist history teacher and a center-right veterinarian face off next month in a probable second round, according to projections based on exit polls. Yamandu Orsi...
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The Miami Heat honored Dwyane Wade by unveiling a statue of the basketball legend outside the Kaseya Center in Miami, sealing his legacy with the team and making him the first...
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The pro-Russia bloc at the heart of Europe is forecast to grow in 2025. Kremlin-friendly Central European leaders such as Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his Slovak counterpart Robert...
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Donald J. Trump’s closing rally at Madison Square Garden on the second to last Sunday before the election was a release of rage at a political and legal system that...
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