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New York Times legalculture
Getting fired is old news for Lane Kiffin. Getting expelled from the SEC would be a first (Gift Article)

The Kiffin-SEC feud has reached a new level after the SEC said it will meet to consider kicking LSU out of the conference.

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New York Times entertainmentculture
‘Buddy’ Review: Cuddle Monster (Gift Article)

Barney but Satan: That’s the macabre world Casper Kelly posits in his horror comedy about an adorable but monstrous children’s television unicorn.

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New York Times culture
He’s Seen Images of 9/11 From Just About Every Angle. Except This One. (Gift Article)

The 9/11 completist community wants to know and see everything. The Holy Grail? Pictures from inside the twin towers.

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NRC cultureopinionworld
Een Friese stuurman doet er door de staking niet drie maar acht uur over om thuis te komen: ‘Taxi te duur’

„Vergeet niet uit te checken”, zegt een handhaver tegen een Amerikaans stel bij de poortjes op Utrecht Centraal. „Ik denk niet dat we de OV-kaart nog nodig hebben”, reageert Georgiy Roykhman uit Los A...

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Medium culture
Mixed Feelings Arise for Me on September 11

My first daughter was born on September 10, 2001

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New York Times culture
Aaron Judge is back: Here’s how he’s different from everyone else (Gift Article)

There has never been anybody like him. Not now. Not ever. So what makes Judge so unique? We explain.

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The Atlantic culture
What September 11 Took From Me

There are some things time doesn’t heal.

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New York Times culture
‘A Pyramid of Hate’: Why Racial and Religious Attacks Are Rising in Britain (Gift Article)

Islamophobic, antisemitic and racist crimes are being fueled by online disinformation, global instability and divisive political rhetoric, experts say.

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New York Times culture
Why This Small Dutch Town Is Teaching ‘Adolescence’ in School (Gift Article)

The Netflix series is seen as a way to kindle debate about gender roles and to confront online bullying.

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New York Times cultureentertainment
Sara Bareilles Confronted Grief, and Found Herself (Gift Article)

Her new album, “Good Grief,” mourns friends including her Broadway co-star Gavin Creel, and her musical adaptation of the Meg Wolitzer novel “The Interestings” is about finding a different kind of ful...

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New York Times cultureentertainment
Watch (and Hear) Emma Cline’s Buzzy New Novel Become an Audiobook (Gift Article)

We followed the audiobook production of Emma Cline’s Booker Prize nominee “Switzy” from start to finish to show you how it’s done.

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Medium culture
I Remember Where I Was on 9/11

It was the day that everything changed

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NRC cultureopinionworld
Impopulaire Trump negeert zorgen van de kiezer liever en dreigt zijn hele partij mee te sleuren

Congresverkiezingen VS: President Trump lijkt er de laatste weken alles aan te doen zijn Republikeinse partij grandioos te laten verliezen bij de midterms. Gaat hij op een partijconventie deze week de...

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NRC culturehealthworld
Opinie | Door Ariana Grande een eetstoornis toe te dichten, misken je de ernst van het echte probleem

Schoonheid: In de ophef rond het sterk vermagerde uiterlijk van popster Ariana Grande werden slankheidsidealen en eetstoornissen tegenover elkaar gezet. Dat is een valse tegenstelling, betogen Cato Be...

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Medium culture
Welcome To the Age of AI Brevity

More words does not equal better communication. Here’s what to do instead.

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New York Times culturetransportation
Should These Abandoned Tracks Become a Park or a Train Line? Or Both? (Gift Article)

A disused rail line in Queens could help reconnect the borough and add much-needed park space. A new report suggests that a plan to do both is possible, but it faces long odds.

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New York Times culturehealth
5 Simple Steps to Calm Yourself Down (Gift Article)

These techniques can help you handle the ups and downs of daily life.

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Wall Street Journal (Japan) politicscultureworld
ロンドン悩ますスーパーカー駐車違反、多くは外国人

高級地区は中東ナンバーのフェラーリやランボルギーニであふれかえっており、駐車違反切符が切られてもドライバーは支払おうとしない。

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New York Times culture
How the Interborough Express Could Transform New York (Gift Article)

The new light-rail train, linking Queens and Brooklyn, would signal a shift in the city’s center of gravity, toward one less tethered to the office towers of Midtown.

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NRC cultureopinionworld
Opinie | Politiek, durf prioriteit te geven aan de ernstigste gevallen in de ggz

Wachtlijsten: Er wordt veel gedaan om de ggz-wachtlijsten terug te dringen, maar daarmee zijn de ernstigste gevallen niet geholpen, waarschuwen Christiaan Vinkers en Patrick Jeurissen.

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New York Times culture
A Newer Kind of Gene Editing Promises to Edit ‘Nurture’ Over ‘Nature’ (Gift Article)

Traditional gene editing rewrites DNA. But a new approach, called epigenome editing, aims to treat the molecular scars we collect throughout our lives.

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Medium culture
Readers: Do You Call It a ‘Sock-Drawer’ Book?

A teenager keeps it in their sock drawer with their cigarettes

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New York Times culturefood
Chile Chicken and Bean Guisado  Recipe • 5★ • 35 min

This brothy stew featuring buttery white beans and ground chicken captures the unmistakable flavors of Mexican chorizo in a tomato pan sauce spiked with vinegar and a hint of cinnamon. Ancho chile powder (made from sun-ripened, dried poblanos) adds fruity, spicy, smoky notes and remarkable depth, though any chile powder works well.

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New York Times sciencetechnologyculture
What the Newest Research on Wildfire Smoke Tells Us (Gift Article)

Scientists have found that people are being exposed to more toxins than previously known.

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The Atlantic culture
The Wrong Way to Motivate Your Kid

When children fall short, many parents’ instinct is to take away something they love. That’s the wrong impulse.

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NRC culturelegalopinion
Opinie | Laat onzorgvuldigheid en diefstal toe in het creatieve proces

Thomas Hogeling beschouwt wekelijks de publieke opinie. Wat wordt er gezegd en vooral niet gezegd? Deze week: schrijven zonder blokkades.

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New York Times foodmediaculture
Lemony Pasta With Chickpeas and Parsley Recipe • 5★

You can used either canned or home-cooked chickpeas in this take on the classic Italian dish pasta con ceci, which is an excellent, nutritious, quick-cooking dinner. But even more appealing is the way the soft earthiness of the chickpeas plays off the al dente pasta, coating it like a rich sauce but without a lot of fat.

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Medium culture
The Cost of Looking Away

Why Democrats can’t afford to ignore attacks on trans people. And why the right keeps manufacturing evidence that doesn’t hold up.

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The Times (UK) culture
George Clooney on the future of Hollywood: ‘We have a problem’

It’s so common now, you’ve probably watched an AI film without knowing it — but what does it mean for the future of movies? The star led the debate at the Venice Film Festival

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New York Times sportsculture
Behind the scenes at Sky Sports Cricket: A team of 130, 17 cameras and a drone operated from a synagogue roof (Gift Article)

The Athletic witnessed first-hand the organised chaos of the commentary box on day two of the second Test against Pakistan at Lord's

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NRC cultureentertainment
D-Day vanuit het perspectief van de weerman: ‘Er is iets wonderlijks aan stil heroïsme’

D-Day in film: ‘Pressure’ vertelt het verhaal van D-Day vanuit het perspectief van meteoroloog James Stagg, wiens voorspelling cruciaal was voor de planning van de invasie. De film laat zien dat helde...

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New York Times sportsopinionculture
Nicolas Jackson, the archetypal Unai Emery striker (Gift Article)

Jackson’s opening at Villa has been encouraging. He looks comfortable in his own skin in such a demanding role.

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The Atlantic culture
First the Kennedy Center, Now the Smithsonian

How long can the museum system’s leader, Lonnie Bunch, survive?

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The Times (UK) culture
Tom Kerridge’s favourite places for a good long lunch in London

If you thought the long lunch was dead, the TV chef and our team of food experts are here to offer their tips for true afternoon delight

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NRC politicsworldculture
‘Wie zijn de bank? Wij zijn de bank!’ ABN Amro-medewerkers staken, en dat is voor het eerst deze eeuw

Protestactie: Medewerkers van ABN Amro sloten zich dinsdag aan bij een protest tegen de bezuinigingen van het kabinet op de sociale zekerheid. Historisch gezien protesteren bankmedewerkers niet vaak. ...

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NRC culturepoliticsworld
De bloeitijd voor Oekraïense tele-oplichters lijkt voorbij – maar wie zat er allemaal met zijn vinger in de honingpot?

Oekraïne: De callcentra-industrie in Oekraïne ontstond na het uitbreken van de oorlog in 2014, en groeide explosief na de grootscheepse invasie van 2022. In eerste instantie richtte ze zich tegen Russ...

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The Times (UK) businessculture
We need to teach young people the new ways of getting a job

Youth unemployment is rising, yet many jobs remain unseen. Our new initiative will challenge the conventional approach, connecting passion with careers

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New York Times politicsopinionculture
Opinion | Why Politics Has Become So Frenzied (Gift Article)

The political historian Anton Jäger on his theory of “hyperpolitics.”

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NRC cultureworldopinion
Naturalis komt op voor de wolf en schrijft niet alleen meer rapporten, want ‘het is echt crisis’ met de biodiversiteit

Marcel Beukeboom | directeur Naturalis: Biodiversiteitscentrum Naturalis wil zich ‘actiever’ opstellen naar bedrijfsleven, overheid en politiek. Dat bleek al uit een brandbrief aan de staatssecretaris...

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The Atlantic culturetechnology
The End of Reading Is Here

Optimists once believed that universal literacy was inevitable. Now it seems that the age of reading might be a short anomaly in human history.

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Medium culture
“Observation” Is Not Consciousness: Why Quantum Mechanics Keeps Getting Mythologized

“Observation” is one of the most misused words in modern physics. In laboratories, it names a physical interaction. In self-help seminars…

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Medium businessculture
Why Your LDL Keeps Rising Even Though You Eat Right

How a few everyday morning habits can quietly push LDL higher over time.

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New York Times culturepolitics
Islamophobia’s Rise in Texas: ‘I Won’t Rest Until Every Muslim Is Gone’ (Gift Article)

Muslim communities have been growing for decades, particularly around Dallas. Now, conservatives want to roll up the welcome mat.

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NRC culturehealthworld
Nieuwe omroepen makkelijk toegelaten tot bestel, als gevolg van ‘idiote toets’

Nieuwe omroepen Zwart en ON! Twee nieuwe omroepen mogen de komende vijf jaar gaan uitzenden. Hoe kon het dat Zwart en ON! ondanks bezwaren groen licht kregen van de minister? Interne correspondentie l...

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New York Times foodcultureopinion
Shrimp Pasta Recipe • 5★

Consider this the shrimp version of vongole rosso, the classic Italian dish of clams tossed with pasta, tomatoes, garlic and white wine. Swapping the shellfish makes for an easy weeknight dinner.

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New York Times sportsculture
Frances Tiafoe breaks Alex Michelsen’s heart as hug produces enduring image of U.S. Open (Gift Article)

Tiafoe reached his third U.S. Open semifinal after Michelsen felt the moment on the edge of the biggest win of his life.

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New York Times culturesports
Seeking a Man Who Doesn’t Throw Tantrums (Gift Article)

I had set my bar for relationships so low that any man who didn’t yell easily cleared it.

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New York Times politicsculture
Eat Your Rival: Carnegie Deli Will Reopen Where Stage Deli Once Was (Gift Article)

Amphora takes a wine-forward approach, Ferg’s represents Alabama and more restaurant news.

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New York Times cultureopinionentertainment
Birds Are Dying. Clues Point to El Niño.
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Bloomberg culture
Your Guide to This Fall’s Most Anticipated Nonfiction Books

A handy primer for the best and most searching history, biography and current events you’ll read this season.

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