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The US Is Building More Housing Near Transit, But Not Nearly Enough

Since the 1980s, many cities have embraced transit-oriented development policies to encourage more walkable neighborhoods. A new analysis shows how far they’ve come.

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New York Times legalpolitics
Claiming an Antifa Plot, U.S. Charges 15 in Minneapolis With Conspiracy
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New York Times sports
‘We’re American, we don’t take sh–’: Mauricio Pochettino’s message to USA team in last Australia game (Gift Article)

Midfielder Sebastian Berhalter spoke to reporters Tuesday about Pochettino's message to the team the last time they faced Australia.

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Washington Post politicslegalbusiness
Records reveal $600M estimate for Trump’s ballroom project, with half from taxpayers

An internal cost estimate in March by the project’s contractor ran $200 million more than Trump has said publicly and counters his claims that no taxpayer money will be spent.

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Defector sports
Iran Forced Out Of U.S. Immediately After Playing Best Match Of World Cup

For many players, just lacing up the boots and throwing on the national team jersey for a World Cup match marks the pinnacle of their career. Even in an expanded tournament field of 48 teams, the perc...

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Tottenham agree £52million Jan Paul van Hecke transfer with Brighton (Gift Article)

Personal terms are not expected to be an issue for the centre-back, who is close to Tottenham head coach Roberto De Zerbi.

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New York Times world
After U.S. Strike on Iranian School, Months Pass Without Answers
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Opinion | We Interviewed Over 100 Dissidents and Activists. This Is the Secret to Resisting Trump.
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New York Times sports
John Tortorella will not return as coach of Vegas Golden Knights next season (Gift Article)

Tortorella was hired with eight games left in the regular season and then led the Golden Knights to the Stanley Cup Final.

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A U.S. pundit sparked an international incident with a one-word analysis of USA-Australia (Gift Article)

A knee-jerk reaction to the U.S.'s World Cup draw still lingers six months later and serves as the unlikely backdrop to Friday's match

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New York Times politicsworld
Live Updates: At G7 Summit, Trump Says Ukraine War Has ‘No Impact’ on U.S.
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Defector legalsports
The Circus Came To San Antonio | Defector

SAN ANTONIO — “Wow … more Knicks fans?” said a local child, dejectedly, as he rounded a corner on the River Walk, only to encounter a cheerful man wearing a “Nueva York” edition David Lee jersey. Satu...

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New York Times sports
Tunisia appoint Renard as new head coach after firing Lamouchi
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New York Times legalpolitics
The Untold Story of Jeffrey Epstein’s Death and His Final Days in Jail (Gift Article)

New evidence, new interviews and the fullest investigation yet into the question of whether he killed himself.

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New York Times sports
The beating Hart of Knicks is what every NBA team needs to win a championship (Gift Article)

"Everybody wants to be the guy that scores the most, that puts the ball in the basket, and that's not everybody's path," Hart said.

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The Times (UK) business
Tories launch disability benefits review to cut welfare bill by £23bn

The review will focus on personal independence payments (Pip), which have risen from £11 billion in 2019-20 to £22 billion for working-age claimants in 2024-25

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New York Times sportspoliticshealth
England's Livramento to miss World Cup with calf injury
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New York Times businesshealthworld
Japan Raises Rates to 31-Year High to Ward Off War Inflation
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New York Times worldbusiness
The Iran War Permanently Altered the Global Economy
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NRC cultureworld
Nagestaard, gefotografeerd en gewantrouwd: het leven van asielzoekers in Loosdrecht

Noodopvang: Asielzoekers in Loosdrecht worden ongevraagd gefotografeerd en in WhatsApp-groepen met incidenten in verband gebracht. Loosdrechters richtten ook een buurtwacht op met portofoons en steekw...

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New York Times politics
Trump Is the Only Person Who Can Save America, According to His Cabinet (Gift Article)

The New York Times reviewed over a dozen hours of cabinet meeting footage to analyze how President Trump’s administration speaks to him. Many pack their speaking time with praise and flattery.

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National Observer businesstechnology
Mark Carney still cares about climate policy

The Liberal government is betting big on electricity as a tool of economic growth — and, yes, emissions reductions. Why it's going to use its balance sheet to help make that happen.

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New York Times entertainmentculturelegal
In a Harlem Church, a Free Three-Course Dinner, No Questions Asked
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New York Times sports
How migration, colonial ties and tweaks to FIFA rules have made this the diaspora World Cup
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New York Times sportssciencehealth
Taking stock of the Phillies’ recent 1-year deals as another disappoints (Gift Article)

Adolis García, who could miss the rest of the season with a torn lat muscle, is the latest example of a failed Phillies one-year deal.

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Medium politics
Fascism did not begin with the camps

Any discussion about fascism invariably ends up with those the regime disapproves of being removed to internment, concentration, and/or…

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New York Times sportspolitics
From Jalen Duren to LeBron to Ayo Dosunmu, this offseason's Top 25 free agents
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New York Times culture
Inside the Partisan Battle Over America’s 250th Birthday Celebrations
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New York Times sciencehealth
The Astounding Discovery That Could Link Eastern and Western Medicine (Gift Article)

The detection of another circulatory system in the human body could have enormous scientific implications.

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NRC worldopinionpolitics
Column | Het is aan Pro om de mythe te ontkrachten dat alles de schuld is van de migrant

Je kunt niet met een klein stemmetje gaan praten, als net zesduizend mensen, die eerst nog lid waren van de PvdA of van GroenLinks met overweldigende meerderheid stemmen voor de fusiepartij Pro. Progr...

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National Observer culture
How a planning buzzword turned into backlash

While conspiracy theories about 15-minute cities can be easily dismissed, 'some of them are really wild,' said Simon Joss, a professor of sustainable urbanism at the University of Glasgow. But it's im...

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New York Times sportsculture
Pierre Sage’s journey to the Premier League: ‘Crystal Palace is getting an absolute savant’ (Gift Article)

The 47-year-old arrives from Lens and should provide tactical continuity post-Oliver Glasner as he realises a dream to coach in England

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MLB issues warning to Giants pitchers who wrote Bible verses on Pride Night caps (Gift Article)

Landen Roupp, JT Brubaker and Ryan Walker appeared in Friday's game with Bible verses written on their caps.

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New York Times sportstechnologyworld
From the Altar to the Alt-Scene: A Greek Priest’s Drone Metal Debut
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New York Times politicsopinion
How Quebec, in a Decade, Came to Lead the World in Assisted Dying
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The Atlantic politics
Why July 4 Turned Into a Trump Rally

The president has never accepted that the head of state and the leader of the Republican Party are separate roles.

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New York Times world
Iranian team criticizes World Cup organization, says Gianni Infantino has promised to help (Gift Article)

Iran drew 2-2 with New Zealand in their World Cup opener but were seemingly forced to fly back to their Tijuana base after the game.

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Washington Post culture
Trump’s name is off the Kennedy Center, but a tarp is hiding the proof

Some visitors are reading political meanings into the cover-up, but center officials say that spot is staying shrouded until the marble facade can be repaired.

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New York Times sports
Cape Verde fans celebrate historic World Cup result: ‘We always do the impossible’ (Gift Article)

Cape Verde fans saw their side hold out against European champions Spain. They explain what it meant to them

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The Times (UK) politicsopinion
The Rolling Stones: Foreign Tongues review — a career high, in their eighties

Mick Jagger et al sing about the state of America, ‘mad mogul Mr Musk’, drugs and death in their own inimitable way on this joyful blast of a new album

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New York Times sports
Serena Williams and Venus Williams will play Wimbledon doubles as wild card entry (Gift Article)

The Williams sisters, Serena, 44, and Venus, 45, have won six Wimbledon doubles titles together.

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Bloomberg legalpolitics
Gavin Newsom Rushes to Sink California Billionaire Tax Before June Deadline

Governor Gavin Newsom is mounting a last-ditch pressure campaign to stop a proposed California billionaire tax from ever reaching voters.

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New York Times culture
The Women Who Believe That Women Should Lose the Right to Vote
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New York Times sports
For the first time in 7 years, the Nationals are 3 games over .500
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New York Times sports
The Transfer DealSheet: Latest on Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool, Real Madrid and more (Gift Article)

This is the latest across the game's biggest clubs in the 2026 summer transfer window

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New York Times sportsworld
Why the Iranian Team Is in a Tough Spot at the World Cup
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New York Times worldpolitics
Iran Says Strait of Hormuz Won’t Have ‘Tolls’ but It Will Have ‘Fees’
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Washington Post politicsworldopinion
Opinion | Putin calls Zelensky illegitimate. He’s describing himself.

The Russian dictator’s obsession reveals exactly what occupies his own subconscious.

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New York Times opiniontechnologybusiness
Opinion | A Garish Spectacle of American Decline
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New York Times sports
Brendan Sorsby to enter NFL Supplemental Draft: Source (Gift Article)

The news comes one week after a Lubbock County judge barred the NCAA from preventing Sorsby from playing for violating NCAA gambling rules.

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