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World
‘We Don’t Want This War’: Trapped in Khartoum as Combat Rages
Sudan’s capital city has become an arena for a battle between two generals vying for power, while residents brave shelling,…
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World
William Burns, a C.I.A. Spymaster With Unusual Powers
Mr. Burns, a key figure in bolstering the Biden administration’s support for Ukraine, has amassed influence beyond most previous spy…
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Nancy Mace, a ‘Caucus of One’ in the G.O.P., Says She’s Trying to Change Her Party
It was just after Representative Nancy Mace, Republican of South Carolina, had fired off a blunt text to the No.…
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Arts
Building a Better Colonial Williamsburg
Virginia’s reconstructed colonial capital, long criticized as presenting an idealized image of the American Revolution, brings its history into the…
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World
DeSantis Continues to Test the Waters of 2024 — and Supporters Are Getting Restless
The Florida governor looked to excite voters in Wisconsin, finding supporters — but also doubters — in the competitive Midwest.
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World
Biden to Name Air Force Chief to Top Military Post, Officials Say
The appointment of Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. would mean that the top two Pentagon leadership positions would be inhabited…
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World
One Family Has Spearheaded Montana’s Unflinching Conservatism
Three members of the Regier family now hold leadership positions in the Montana Legislature as the state’s conservative shift has…
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Arts
In ‘City on Fire,’ the New York of the Early 2000s Burns Bright
On the rooftop of the InterContinental Barclay Hotel in Manhattan last summer, a small group of people gazed awe-struck at…
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Books
Tracing the Angry Path From Timothy McVeigh to Trumpism
“Homegrown,” by Jeffrey Toobin, revisits the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, finding ominous parallels between the bomber’s anti-government extremism and the…
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Books
A Black, Queer Hero’s Journey for the Digital Age
In Tembe Denton-Hurst’s new novel, “Homebodies,” a young woman loses her New York media job and must figure out how to…