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Crack-House Memories Are Blocking Real Help for Addicts
It’s been two years since New York City became home to the nation’s first legally sanctioned supervised consumption program, where…
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More Drones, Fewer Parks. Ukrainians Urge Spending Shift as War Drags On.
Protesters are lobbying city councils to freeze urban renewal projects and buy military equipment instead, part of a wider call…
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North Korea’s New Reactor Raises Fears of Increased Plutonium Production
A light-water reactor could provide more weapons-grade plutonium, abetting the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s vow to expand his nuclear…
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Myanmar’s Resistance Is Gaining Ground, but It Needs U.S. Help
For decades, Myanmar’s military junta has withstood both foreign pressure and an array of armed rebel groups opposed to its…
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U.S. Prepares to Lift Ban on Sales of Offensive Weapons to Saudi Arabia
Some lawmakers are likely to oppose the move, but officials said the Biden administration has noted the kingdom’s de facto…
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DeSantis Says Trump’s Indictments ‘Sucked Out All the Oxygen’ From Primary
Ron DeSantis seemed to acknowledge that the former president’s legal woes were making it harder for his rivals to break…
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Gaza Deaths Surpass Any Arab Loss in Wars With Israel in Past 40 Years
The number of Gaza residents reported killed during Israel’s 10-week-old war in the territory has already surpassed the toll for…
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U.S. and Europe Eye Russian Assets to Aid Ukraine as Funding Dries Up
Despite legal reservations, policymakers are weighing the consequences of using $300 billion in Russian assets to help Kyiv’s war effort.
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Now, Black Figures Have a Name, a Frame and a Show
A vital American Folk Art Museum show reckons with centuries of erasure by uncovering historical records of the unnamed Black…
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W.H.O. Describes Grim Scenes at Hospitals in Gaza’s North
Northern Gaza has no more functioning hospitals, the director general of the World Health Organization has said, describing scenes of…