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New York Times - Top Stories

U.S. Pushes for Gaza Cease-Fire Vote at U.N. Security Council

Secretary of State Antony Blinken is back in the Middle East, his eighth trip since the start of the war, seeking to jump-start talks mediated by Egypt and Qatar.

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The Other War: How Israel Scours Gaza for Clues About the Hostages

The rescue of four Israelis in a ferocious assault offered a glimpse into an ambitious intelligence operation aimed at bringing home those held by Hamas.

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Here’s what to know about the hostages who are still in Gaza.

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Demonstrators holding up signs with Hebrew writing. One sign includes a large photo of a smiling woman’s face.

The HeadlinesAudio

Israel’s hostage rescue fallout, the far right’s surge in Europe and more.

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Conservative Dominance and Other Takeaways From the E.U. Elections

Anti-immigrant, nationalist parties made gains across the continent, but the center of European Union politics still held.

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The results of the European Parliament elections posed a challenge for leaders in France and Germany.

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Battered by the far right, President Emmanuel Macron called for elections in France.

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She’s Fighting to Save America’s ‘Last Best Place’ From Suicide

Montana’s suicide rate is the highest in the U.S., with most of the deaths involving firearms. But suicide rarely registers in the debate over guns.

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  1. Montana is where Ali Mullen met her husband, John, and also where she lost him.
    Tailyr Irvine for The New York Times
  2. “It’s in the culture. If you don’t know someone, you know of someone who has died.”
    Ali Mullen, whose husband died by suicide with a firearm in January 2021.
    Tailyr Irvine for The New York Times
  3. In a place where guns are embedded in the way of life, there is little political will to restrict firearms.
    Tailyr Irvine for The New York Times
  4. “There is a lot of strength in a small-town structure, but the downside is that if you lose one person to suicide, it can have a large impact on the community.”
    Janet Lindow, chief executive of the Rural Behavioral Health Institute in Livingston, Mont.
    Tailyr Irvine for The New York Times

An Italian Town Wants Zelensky to Tear Down Its Signed Putin Plaque

Some residents of Bari now see the plaque as a sign of Vladimir Putin’s hypocrisy. They hope President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine will help rid them of it.

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In One Image: Sunny Days in Moscow

A photograph of a blustery day in wartime Moscow captures the feeling of triumph sweeping through Russia.

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How an American Dream of Housing Became a Reality in Sweden

The U.S. once looked to modular construction as an efficient way to build lots of housing at scale, but Sweden picked up the idea and put it into practice.

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A tall reddish modern building juts above lower multistory buildings on a snowy street.
A young child wearing a bright red shirt sits on a bicycle with training wheels in a small kitchen with white walls, cabinets and appliances. There are plants on the wall and a table with three chairs.
A young child wearing a bright red shirt sits on a bicycle with training wheels in a small kitchen with white walls, cabinets and appliances. There are plants on the wall and a table with three chairs.
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The Quiet Voice in R.F.K. Jr.’s Ear: A Former Aide to the Clintons

Jay Carson spent years as a Democratic insider. Disillusioned, he left politics and befriended Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — and is now helping his campaign.

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He Said He Was Ashamed of Jan. 6. Now, He’s Running for Office.

Will South Carolina voters see it as a liability or an asset that this candidate stormed the U.S. Capitol?

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Donald Trump is expected to have a virtual interview with a New York City Probation Department official on Monday.

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Hunter Biden’s Lawyers Are Expected to Rest Their Case in Gun Trial

The defense seems likely to avoid the risky step of putting him on the stand, meaning the jury could begin deliberations by the end of the day.

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The lawyer Abbe Lowell, in a dark suit and a tie, standing with his client, Hunter Biden, also in a dark suit, who appears to be exiting a black car.

A Big Decision for Boeing’s Next C.E.O.: Is It Time for a New Plane?

Some analysts say building a new plane soon would help the company regain ground it has lost to Airbus. But doing so would be difficult and expensive.

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Biden Administration Considers Protection for Undocumented Spouses

The steps under consideration include protecting them from deportation and providing access to work permits, officials with knowledge of the discussions said.

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People in red shirts holding a sign with the words “Save Asylum.” The U.S. Capitol is in the background.

Does New York City Really Need Giant 5G Towers?

A 32-foot “smartpole” is coming to a block near you.

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A tall gray 5G pole towers over Mulberry Street in Chinatown.

Butterfly or Firefly: What’s Your Friendship Style?

We each connect with our social networks in our own way. Take this quiz to find your style.

It’s Day 1 of our five-day friendship challenge. Today’s task: Text a friend.

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36 Hours in Brooklyn

Summer in Brooklyn rewards spontaneity, so this packed guide requires no restaurant reservations or advance planning.

A quiet street is lined with colorful, half-timbered buildings. A bicyclist goes by, and in front of one building, people sit at a table, while another customer approaches with a tray.

The French city of Strasbourg is heaven for book lovers.

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Chefs in black chef coats work on wooden plant containers with greenery sticking out from the tops.

Are these really “the World’s 50 Best Restaurants”?

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A chubby gray koala bear lounges in between two branches of a tree.

Americans going abroad this summer will find their money buys more in some unexpected countries.

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A Vornado fan

Here are 5 cheap(ish) ways to keep your bedroom cool.

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Opinion

Gail Collins and Bret Stephens

It’s a Trial a Minute Around Here

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Lux Alptraum

We’re Good at Punishing #MeToo Men. Can We Ever Forgive Them?

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An illustration of Morgan Spurlock’s head, with his mouth covered by multiple hands.

Roger L. Stavis

I’m an Appellate Lawyer in Manhattan. If Trump Appeals His Conviction, He Faces Long Odds.

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Katherine Miller

Katherine Miller

This Year, It’s Democrats Who Are Waving the Flag of Freedom

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David French

David French

The Day My Old Church Canceled Me Was a Very Sad Day

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A baby atop a podium next to a man standing at another podium.

Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman

The Success Narratives of Liberal Life Leave Little Room for Having Children

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Joe Lombardo

I’m the Governor of Nevada. This Is Why Trump Is Doing So Well With Our Voters.

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A green-toned photo of Narendra Modi, looking off to the distance and appearing to be in thought.

The OpinionsAudio

What Modi’s Dwindling Support Says About Democracy Worldwide

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A Reporter’s Work Helped Topple Presidents. Now He Is Being Investigated.

Press freedom groups say the investigation of Gustavo Gorriti, a noted Peruvian journalist, is part of a growing campaign against the news media.

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In Arizona, Life Sentences for Juveniles Test Supreme Court Precedents

The justices will soon decide whether to hear a case that could affect more than two dozen youths sentenced to die in prison.

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Don’t Say ‘Elite’: Corporate Firms’ New Pitch Is Meritocracy

McKinsey, Accenture and other big firms want to recruit with a wider net, focusing more on skills than on pedigree. It may be easier said than done.

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Lisa Goree sits at a desk with her arms folded in front of her.

First Female Leader in Centuries Returns a Tribal Nation to Its Roots

Lisa Goree took the helm of the Shinnecock Nation in April, as the Long Island tribe has been navigating disputes over burial grounds and building a casino.

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Caitlin Clark Addresses Omission From Team USA Olympic Roster

The decision not to select the rookie sensation has been the source of widespread commentary and debate.

The 17-Year-Old Swimming Star Primed for a Breakout at the Paris Olympics

The Canadian Summer McIntosh already had the world’s attention. Now she’s on the verge of much more.

Alexander Zverev’s Case Settlement Doesn’t Give Tennis the Certainty It Wants

The French Open finalist said he “never ever wants to hear another question” about his domestic abuse case.

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Culture and Lifestyle

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Fashion Review

Before the Paris Olympics, the Fabulous French Fashion Flex

Christian Dior, Balenciaga, Chanel, Hermès and Louis Vuitton have turned cruise shows into diplomatic currency.

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