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New York Times (2022)

A Coach’s Homophobic Taunt Forces Him to Reconsider the Weight of Words
2 points • mar 15, 2022
‘They are really on the last breath’: The wives of soldiers in Mariupol plead for help.
2 points • may 11, 2022
Newsom Offers Tax Breaks for Companies in Anti-Abortion States
2 points • may 13, 2022
Peeking Into the World of Rare Books
2 points • sep 07, 2022
Ukrainian Medic’s Months in Russian Cell: Cold, Dirty and Used as a Prop
2 points • jul 12, 2022
How to Banish Bathroom Clutter
2 points • aug 22, 2022
He Was a Playground Bully in 1965. His Film About It Is Up for an Oscar.
2 points • mar 28, 2022
Kanye West to Buy Parler, Joining the Right-Wing Social Media Crowd
2 points • oct 18, 2022
‘The Essex Serpent’ Review: Claire Danes, the Disrupter
2 points • may 14, 2022
Longing for Roger Federer at Wimbledon
2 points • jul 06, 2022
In Panicky Russia, It’s Official: End of World Is Not Near
2 points • feb 24, 2022
Dow Chemical Raises Prices for Second Time in a Month
2 points • aug 06, 2022
How a Death-Row Inmate’s Embrace of Conservatism Led to His Release
2 points • feb 25, 2022
Special Military Cell Flows Weapons and Equipment Into Ukraine
2 points • jul 28, 2022
China Hangs on Xi’s Every Word. His Silence Also Speaks Volumes.
2 points • oct 24, 2022
School Is for Merit
2 points • sep 03, 2022
Routine Childhood Vaccinations in the U.S. Slipped During the Pandemic
2 points • apr 22, 2022
When Your Teenager Asks, ‘Did You Smoke Weed?’
2 points • mar 19, 2022
Finding a Surprising Story in a Stack of Medical Bills
2 points • jan 16, 2022
Courtly Love Can Be Deadly
2 points • dec 16, 2022
One Resolution You Might Just Keep
2 points • dec 31, 2022
Covid Isn’t the Only Reason Children’s Vaccination Rates Are Falling
2 points • dec 29, 2022
The Man Who Stole Bird Feathers
2 points • sep 25, 2022
Director of the Guggenheim to Step Down
2 points • jul 12, 2022
Examining the Regrettably Modern Marriage of Leo Tolstoy and Sophia Tolstaya
2 points • nov 13, 2022
Russian-Speaking Technologists Rebuild Their Lives in a San Francisco Home
2 points • may 25, 2022
Billionaire Makes Public Break From Mormon Church
2 points • jan 09, 2022
These Farmers Tried to Stop Yet Another Coal Mine. What Happened Next?
2 points • nov 12, 2022
Europe Rethinks Its Reliance on Burning Wood for Electricity
2 points • may 20, 2022
5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Classical Music
2 points • apr 09, 2022
Wall Street’s Favorite Sport Is a Failing Business
2 points • sep 11, 2022
3 Party Pies You Can Eat With Your Hands
2 points • sep 03, 2022
Germany’s Military Industry Gears Up to Restock Its Own Forces
2 points • may 06, 2022
In the Case of the Dead Dog, Police Say They ‘May Have Dropped the Ball’
2 points • nov 05, 2022
San Francisco’s Art Market Struggles in the Shadow of Los Angeles
2 points • aug 31, 2022
21 Vegetarian Grilling Recipes for Labor Day Weekend
2 points • sep 05, 2022
Why Is Perimenopause Still Such a Mystery?
2 points • jun 28, 2022
Deshaun Watson’s Case Tests the N.F.L.’s Resolve, and Its Values
2 points • jun 10, 2022
The Republican Party Is the Anti-Democracy Party
2 points • aug 06, 2022
How ‘Dead Souls’ Taught Mel Brooks What Comedy Writing Could Be
2 points • nov 12, 2022
Amazon Union Loses Vote at Second Staten Island Warehouse
2 points • aug 09, 2022
‘Pachinko’ Review: K-Drama, American-Style
2 points • mar 26, 2022
Guillermo del Toro Opens His ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’
2 points • oct 22, 2022
Too Much Screen Time? Landline Phones Offer a Lifeline.
2 points • mar 23, 2022
The Mysterious Interior World of Exercise
2 points • jun 28, 2022
How You Feel About Gender Roles Can Tell Us How You’ll Vote
2 points • jul 21, 2022
An ‘Army’ of Volunteer Sleuths Is Out Hunting for Your Stolen Car
2 points • nov 01, 2022
15 Works of Nonfiction to Read This Fall
2 points • sep 15, 2022
When There’s Arsenic in the Water, but ‘We Have Nowhere to Go’
2 points • aug 01, 2022
Never Missing a Curtain This Season, the Met Opera Takes a Final Bow
2 points • jun 15, 2022
A Life of Shirley Hazzard, Sublime Chronicler of Affairs of the Heart
2 points • nov 26, 2022
James Cameron and the Cast of ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ Hold Their Breath
2 points • nov 01, 2022
Are You in an ‘Inter-Intimate’ Relationship?
2 points • nov 09, 2022
How to Make Abortion Pills More Available for a Post-Roe World
2 points • jun 24, 2022
Jon Stewart, Who Revolutionized Political Satire, Wins Humor Award
2 points • apr 26, 2022
Student Workers at Columbia End 10-Week Strike After Reaching a Deal
2 points • jan 09, 2022
‘The Worst Person in the World’ Review: Oslo, Her Way
2 points • apr 02, 2022
‘How Much of My Story Am I Supposed to Share?’
2 points • feb 20, 2022
How a Jewish Group’s Online Surveillance Uncovered a Synagogue Plot
2 points • nov 24, 2022
The Right to Travel in a Post-Roe World
2 points • jul 13, 2022
Mexico Sees Its Energy Future in Fossil Fuels, Not Renewables
2 points • aug 18, 2022
In Hero of the Catholic Left, a Conservative Cardinal Sees a Saint
2 points • feb 19, 2022
Pfizer Recalls Some Blood Pressure Drugs, Citing Cancer Risk
2 points • mar 25, 2022
‘She Said’ Filmmakers and Weinstein Victims: An Emotional Collaboration
2 points • nov 20, 2022
Former Yale Official Admits to $40 Million Fraud Scheme
1 point • apr 04, 2022
Whatever Happened to Identity Politics?
1 point • may 15, 2022
Sent From David Hockney’s iPad
1 point • nov 19, 2022
U.S. Gas Prices Are Now Lower Than a Year Ago
1 point • dec 10, 2022
Overlooked No More: Elizabeth Hayes, Coal Town Doctor Who Fought for Miners
1 point • apr 05, 2022
‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ and ‘Reservoir Dogs’ at 30: Men Talking
1 point • oct 23, 2022
BlackRock’s Pitch for Socially Conscious Investing Antagonizes All Sides
1 point • dec 31, 2022
I Am the Real Nick Cave
1 point • oct 31, 2022
The Rise of Knotless Braids
1 point • aug 11, 2022
Leading the Bohemian Life in a Gramercy Studio
1 point • mar 21, 2022
Gale Sayers Dies; Elusive Hall of Fame Running Back Was 77
1 point • sep 25, 2022
S.S. Daley Wins the LVMH Prize for Young Fashion Designers
1 point • jun 05, 2022
America’s Most Interesting Opera Destination? The Midwest.
1 point • sep 22, 2022
Forget Heartbreak Hill. It’s Boston’s Downhills That Cause the Real Pain.
1 point • apr 12, 2022
Fed Up With Political Text Messages? Read On.
1 point • nov 18, 2022
In a Museum Show, Ukraine Tells the Story of a War Still in Progress
1 point • jun 03, 2022
QR Codes Are Here to Stay. So Is the Tracking They Allow.
1 point • mar 16, 2022
New York’s First Supertall Tower Outside Manhattan Rises in Brooklyn
1 point • mar 10, 2022
The Mall Mogul and Former Republican Who Could Lead Los Angeles
1 point • jun 05, 2022
How to Become a ‘Superager’
1 point • mar 13, 2022
‘Desperate Characters’ and the Chaos That Lies Beneath
1 point • jul 26, 2022
Undeterred by Omicron, Tourists Seek Sun in a Welcoming Spain
1 point • jan 21, 2022
Younger Americans Benefited Less From Booster Shots Than Older People
1 point • feb 06, 2022
A Streamlined Spring Risotto in Shades of Pink and Green
1 point • apr 27, 2022
In Hungary, Viktor Orban Remakes an Election to His Liking
1 point • apr 02, 2022
Carolyn Hogen Engaged to Wed Kent DeFelice
1 point • jan 05, 2022
‘The Tender Bar’: A Tale of Drinking That Ducks Alcoholism
1 point • jan 09, 2022
Poor Countries Need Climate Funding. These Plans Could Unlock Trillions.
1 point • nov 10, 2022
How to Be Bored, and What You Can Learn From It
1 point • nov 10, 2022
How to Remember People’s Names
1 point • aug 29, 2022
A High School Reunion at the Final Four
1 point • apr 03, 2022
Anne Applebaum on What Liberals Misunderstand About Authoritarianism
1 point • may 19, 2022
‘Thirteen Lives’ Review: Dramatizing the Near Impossible
1 point • aug 08, 2022
Pancake Chronicles
1 point • mar 08, 2022
Kenneth Dam, Deputy in Reagan and George W. Bush Cabinets, Dies at 89
1 point • jun 24, 2022
Cormac McCarthy’s Unsettling Dream of a Novel
1 point • dec 01, 2022