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@nytimes.comBreaking News: An Arizona sheriff’s office released two ransom notes sent after Nancy Guthrie’s kidnapping. The second one said she was dead.
@nytimes.comThe State Department plans to make an additional 250,000 of the limited-edition U.S. passports that feature President Trump’s image available at in-person events, the department said on Thursday.
@nytimes.comIn @nytopinion.nytimes.com President Trump’s “willingness to operate on his own gut and on what he thinks is reality, I would say, is much sharper this term,” Maggie Haberman says on “The Ezra Klein Show.”
@nytimes.com“It’s a perfect moment for Mary Beth Barone to stand out,” our critic writes on the comic's new Netflix stand-up special, “Galaxy Brain.” “Her spiky, dryly funny and slyly topical humor has long been interested in the obstacle course for women in stand-up.”
@nytimes.comMore space debris is raining down on Earth than ever before — one effect of governments and companies like SpaceX racing to the skies. Last year, the U.S. issued alerts for nearly 820 objects entering Earth’s atmosphere, compared to 110 objects a decade ago. nyti.ms/4fM4whG
@nytimes.comAwareness of forever chemicals’ environmental toll has soured some on waterproof coatings entirely. A water-resistant cotton fabric, which was developed in England in 1943, is making a comeback. nyti.ms/3S0hJve
@nytimes.comThe British pop star Boy George's pro-Israel reggae song, posted on his X account last weekend, has caused a furor online. Now, the singer’s manager said he was pulling the singer from a role in “Jesus Christ Superstar” in “the best interests of my artist.”
@nytimes.comThe German citizen who killed one person and injured 29 others at a gay Pride event in Berlin had a history of criminal convictions and terrorist aspirations so extensive that law enforcement officials were authorized to secretly surveil him.
@nytimes.comEmily Wilson, a leading translator of “The Odyssey,” wrote a 4,000-plus-word review of Christopher Nolan’s film adaptation, fueling a debate over balancing commercial success with literary authenticity. Here’s what to know about the controversy.
@nytimes.comBreaking News: The Washington Post’s top opinion editor resigned a little over a year after Jeff Bezos, the paper’s owner, hired him under a directive to shift the section toward “personal liberties and free markets.”
@nytimes.comWine sales in the U.S. are at their lowest in more than two decades, as people drink less and younger generations turn to other beverages. For some winemakers, it’s often cheaper to let grapes rot than to harvest them when so many unsold bottles clog the shelves. nyti.ms/4hHEFd8
@nytimes.comArchaeologists have discovered hundreds of ancient, monumental designs carved in the earth that hint at complex societies in the Amazon rainforest a millennium before Spanish and Portuguese colonists arrived. See the formations, some of which are more than 2,500 years old, here.
@nytimes.comAs part of a new policy that mandates testosterone levels are screened, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said soldiers who qualify would be given the option to undergo testosterone replacement therapy. The policy raises questions among clinicians about the hormone’s effect on aggression in some men.
@nytimes.comBreaking News: Gov. Gavin Newsom of California released four years of tax returns as federal investigators examine the finances of his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom.
@nytimes.comIt’s just sliced pears baked in an easy almond flour batter, but in flavor and texture, it’s so much more. nyti.ms/4gZ3SQ5
@nytimes.comLarry Ellison borrowed billions in an effort to turn Oracle into one of the companies providing the infrastructure for the A.I. boom. Now, concerns are mounting about whether the massive investments in A.I. will ever pay off.
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@nytimes.comAs Todd Blanche’s confirmation as attorney general hangs in the balance, the Justice Department is still paying Trump allies a seven-figure settlement from the government.
@nytimes.comDishwasher detergents are better than ever, and after testing over 30 of them, Wirecutter found one that came the closest to cleaning nearly every dish. nyti.ms/4ws9c3b
