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@nytimes.com“On the most traumatic night in a young woman’s life, a good man could not be found,” our columnist David French writes about the Cornell University case.
@nytimes.com“He was like a folk hero. He received visitors every day. He had a dedicated Facebook group, where people expressed love, grief and even contempt,” Lotte Salomons writes. “He was Sanyi the rooster.” Watch the Op-Doc:
@nytimes.comLarge waves from Post-Tropical Storm Rachel crashed into beachfront homes in Long Beach, California, over the weekend. Some residents were forced to evacuate in preparation for the surge in water levels from the remnants of the storm, which moved inland from Baja California late Saturday.
@nytimes.comRecent literary scandals around A.I., many of which focus on Black and brown writers, are filled with “considerable and alarming” accusations, Doyle Calhoun writes. “But they have been leveled by groups with clear political agendas.”
@nytimes.comIn Iqaluit, the only city in Canada’s Arctic, a new generation of Inuit writers and artists is turning questions of language, land and identity into books, films and even tattoos.
@nytimes.comHurricane Isaias left at least four people dead in Florida and Alabama, two died after trees toppled onto their homes. The storm was the first Atlantic hurricane of the season, and the first to strike the mainland U.S. in two years.
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@nytimes.comAs Hurricane Isaias lashed Panama City Beach, Florida, 30 flamingos were sheltering in a bathroom, bumbling between the sink and the stalls.
@nytimes.comThe airport in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, was struck again on Sunday, a day after the Iran-backed Houthi militia carried out the deadliest attack in the kingdom in over a decade. The Houthis said Saudi aircraft also hit the airport in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, on Sunday.
@nytimes.comMoney is tight, and extravagant splurges are out. In their place are inexpensive luxuries and treats that deliver convenience, ease, and beauty. nyti.ms/4hJQNZv
@nytimes.comIt’s been a year since Israel and Hamas signed an agreement to end the war in Gaza. But life there looks nothing like peace, and Palestinians are still trying to rebuild their lives.
@nytimes.comThe Trump administration recently released selected files from the investigation of the president’s retention of classified documents in an effort to discredit the inquiry. The episode is a case study in how omitting context can create political ammunition.
@nytimes.comOwls are captivating New York City with their screeches. The barn owls of the Upper West Side are a rare sight, but the animals have made permanent homes in Jamaica Bay and on Staten Island.
@nytimes.comPresident Trump’s announcement of a deal with President Vladimir Putin of Russia to import Russian diesel has drawn criticism from some Republicans running in the most competitive midterm races, as the party grasps for ways to contain soaring energy prices.
@nytimes.comSteffen Skjottelvik wanted to follow in the footsteps of Norway’s great adventurers. He planned a multiyear trek through rivers, forests and snow in the Canadian wilderness. Only his sled dogs returned, and rescuers found an SD card containing more than 20 hours of video diaries from his journey.
@nytimes.comFour minors, including a 5-year-old girl and an 11-year-old boy, were among five people found dead on Saturday in a Utah apartment where emergency responders encountered high levels of carbon monoxide, the authorities said. The causes of their deaths were not immediately clear.
@nytimes.comContent creators are flooding TikTok with commentary about the Texas Senate race, one of the most competitive campaigns of the midterm season. The vast majority of videos posted are about James Talarico, the Democratic nominee.
@nytimes.comAt least 139 people died, and 84 more were missing, after a boat carrying hundreds of migrants capsized while traveling from the Horn of Africa to Yemen, the International Organization for Migration said on Sunday. The shipwreck is among the deadliest ever recorded on the route. trib.al/qFJzJCB
@nytimes.comAfter signing executive orders renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America and, later, Lake Ontario as Lake America, President Trump said Saturday at a rally in Clarksville, Tennessee, that he had his sights set on even larger bodies of water.
@nytimes.comThe Pentagon has again quietly raised the number of U.S. casualties during operations related to the Iran war. The military now is reporting that 21 U.S. service members have been killed, up from 18, and 865 have been wounded, up by 98 since August.
