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Business
As Student Loan Collections Restart, Millions Are Not Yet Paying
After a pandemic freeze, 22 million people received their first bill in years in October — and around 60 percent…
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News
It’s Time for U.F.O. Whistle-blowers to Show Their Cards
Last week on the Senate floor two senators rose to express disappointment with the House of Representatives. This was by…
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News
Florida Sex Scandal Shakes Moms for Liberty, as Group’s Influence Wanes
The conservative group led the charge on the Covid-era education battles. But scandals and losses are threatening its power.
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News
Ukrainian Marines on ‘Suicide Mission’ in Crossing the Dnipro River
There was a faint tremor in the marine’s voice as he recounted the murderous fighting on the east bank of…
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Business
The Debt Problem Is Enormous, and the System for Fixing It Is Broken
Economists offer alternatives to financial safeguards created when the U.S. was the pre-eminent superpower and climate change wasn’t on the…
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News
Senators Hold Up 43 Biden Diplomatic Nominees as Crises Roil World
The State Department says the monthslong blockade has damaged U.S. national security. Several Republican senators have objected to advancing the…
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News
DeSantis Says Trump Will Declare Iowa Caucuses Stolen if He Loses
The former president “will try to delegitimize the results,” Mr. DeSantis said while campaigning in New Hampshire on Friday.
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Health
New York City Is Offering Free Online Therapy to Teens: Will it Work?
The city’s $26 million contract with Talkspace makes mental health care very accessible. But some worry it is ‘a Band-Aid’…
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Business
This Season’s Hottest Shopping Trend: Falling Prices
As inflation slows, prices for some physical goods are falling outright, which could lift consumers’ spirits.
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Travel
How New York’s Aging Buildings Get Inspected
The partial collapse of an apartment building in the Bronx raised tenants’ concerns about the state of the city’s infrastructure.