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New York Times legalworld
Trial Begins for 3 Men Accused of Arson Attacks at Starmer’s Homes
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Bloomberg businesspolitics
Republicans Eye Capital Gains Tax Cut to Ease Voters’ Anxieties

Republican lawmakers are looking at ways to lower taxes on capital gains as the party searches for new ways to woo voters worried about the cost of living heading into November’s midterm elections.

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Global Deforestation Slows, Analysis Finds. But Fires Remain a Major Threat.
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The Atlantic politics
The YOLO Presidency

Trump is focused on becoming one of history’s “great men.”

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The Times (UK) health
Drinking in parliament? Have I got brews for you

Plus: feline influence on the Commons; Morgan McSweeney’s phone mystery deepens; too many Trumps to follow on TV; and Graham Norton’s rules for flying

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Trump Signs Order Seeking Federal Control of Mail Voting as He Promotes False Claims
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New York Times sportslegal
West Ham United appoint Karim Virani as interim CEO following Karren Brady’s departure (Gift Article)

Virani worked at West Ham between 2015-2020 and has held positions in sports, technology, financial services and telecommunications.

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New York Times politics
What ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ Taught Its Stars About Being a Boss
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The Times (UK) culturepolitics
Special relationship is frayed but not over

We will not recapture the glory years of UK-US alliance but we can move on to a strong and more mature next chapter

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The Times (UK) politics
US gun laws make Trump a constant target

Americans have persuaded themselves that the right to bear arms will keep them safe. It does exactly the opposite

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Afghan women's refugee team allowed to compete as official national side
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New York Times entertainmentopinion
Opinion | The Banality of Evil, Again
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The Times (UK) culturepolitics
US universities are creating a new aristocracy

The mid-century revolution in academia made institutions a shining symbol of social mobility but that is now in reverse

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NRC culturemedia
Tv-recensie | Als je niet meer verbaasd bent over de term omvolking bij de NPO

TV-recensie: Wanneer onze recensent weer eens het woord vreemdelingen hoort op tv, moet ze denken aan de film ‘Groundhog Day’. Ook heeft ze al vaker horen zeggen dat mensen van buiten onze huizen inne...

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New York Times politicsopinionculture
Opinion | White Drivers Got a Warning. Latino Drivers Got Detained.

Body camera footage reveals a disturbing pattern of state and federal officials using minor traffic stops to target Black and brown drivers.

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The Times (UK) politicsworld
Iran war latest: Trump warns Tehran ‘No more Mr Nice Guy’ in Truth Social post

President raises spectre of renewed US strikes and tells leadership that ‘they better get smart soon!’

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The Times (UK) politicsworld
King Charles agrees Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, says Trump

President speaks highly of the special relationship during state dinner speech, while repeating his claims of military success in the Middle East

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New York Times sports
Real Madrid and Jose Mourinho: For Florentino Perez, it just makes sense (Gift Article)

The 63-year-old Mourinho is Florentino Perez's favoured candidate to replace Alvaro Arbeloa as Real Madrid manager

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New York Times culturetechnologyopinion
In Backlash Against Tech in Schools, Parents Are Winning Rollbacks
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New York Times politicsworldhealth
How to Prepare for a Longer Life
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New York Times opinionpoliticsworld
Opinion | The Loneliness of Donald Trump

This is a president who rarely travels beyond the confines of the White House compound or Mar-a-Lago.

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New York Times sports
Extreme pressing, relentless dribbling and deep runs: PSG-Bayern was a higher form of football (Gift Article)

This Champions League semi-final's first leg was crazy but played just how both managers wanted: relentlessly end to end and high-tempo

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New York Times cultureopinion
Why Are Novels About Failure and Resentment So Thrilling?
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Medium culture
The New Vision and The New Art School

Trust, Seeing, and Formation in the Age of Synthetic Images

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Medium politicslegalmedia
Why I Am Leaving Substack

From the departure lounge

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New York Times sports
ITA chief on Enhanced Games impact, the need for night testing, and India's anti-doping record
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New York Times worldpoliticssports
Inside the end of the Phillies' Rob Thomson era
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New York Times sportsculture
The BookKeeper: Exploring Tottenham’s worsening finances and how much relegation would hurt (Gift Article)

Exploring why Spurs' finances have worsened, a change in ENIC's shareholding and what the impact of relegation would be on the club

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Medium technologysports
Roleplaying Games are a Fun Excuse to Have People Over

Daggerheart and Mazes and Hollows, oh my!

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New York Times businesslegalpolitics
At State Dinner, King Charles Charms the Court of Trump
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The Times (UK) culturetechnology
School literacy targets cause slump in reading for pleasure

Fewer young children enjoy books and parents see reading to them as a chore, but YouTube and BookTok are getting teenage boys fired up about turning pages

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New York Times legalsports
How Epstein Helped Solve a Billionaire’s Problems With Women
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NRC cultureworldhealth
April is uitzonderlijk droog, en de bodem had al amper regen gehad om te herstellen

Vijf vragen over droogte: Over twee weken komt volgens de ‘droogste’ voorspellingen het neerslagtekort op een niveau dat normaal pas hoogzomer bereikt wordt. Hoe erg is dit?

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NRC culturepoliticsworld
Voorstelling rond Dodenherdenking gaat over de spanningen rond het herdenken zelf: ‘We zijn het een beetje verleerd om ons te verplaatsen in de ander’

Ludwig Bindervoet | regisseur: De voorstellingen van Theater Na de Dam, die jaarlijks in het hele land op 4 mei te zien zijn, liggen steeds vaker onder vuur. Juist dáárover maken ze nu een stuk. „Het ...

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New York Times opinionpolitics
Opinion | I Played Putin in a War Game. The Most Dangerous Period May Be Coming.
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New York Times sportstransportation
Rebecca Solnit Says the Left’s Next Hero Is Already Here
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The Times (UK) transportation
Call to scrap the wait until three miscarriages for more NHS tests

Researchers say a graded approach after a woman’s first pregnancy loss, similar to that seen in Scotland, could prevent more than 10,000 cases a year

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Medium culture
What’s Implied by Nature Never Has to Be Overstated

He calls the world dangerous so you won’t notice the danger is sitting across from you at the dinner table. That’s not protection. That’s…

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The Times (UK) businessworld
King Charles donates to red squirrel charity battling the greys

The monarch offered his ‘heartfelt gratitude’ to volunteers at the Red Squirrel Survival Trust, which is working on ways of wiping out invasive greys

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The Times (UK) politicssportsworld
Four hours of questioning and two different accounts of Mandelson scandal

Morgan McSweeney and Sir Philip Barton, two major players in the saga, appeared before MPs on the foreign affairs committee

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The Atlantic opinionpolitics
America Has Never Seen Corruption Like This

Trump’s Qatari jet was just the beginning.

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New York Times opinionpolitics
This Time, the King’s Speech Was Full of Jokes
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The Times (UK) legalpolitics
I was assaulted. My experience with the police and courts shocked me

When Nick Ross, the former Crimewatch presenter, was thrown across a London street, he had multiple witnesses. Why did it take so long to arrest and prosecute his attacker?

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Medium entertainmentculture
Screenwriting 101: Simon Kinberg

“In my experience, audiences go to movies to feel. When the movie starts to break down and it becomes too mechanical or organized, instead…

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New York Times sportstechnology
U.S. track star Abby Steiner suing Puma, Mercedes F1 over claim ‘defective’ shoes ended her career (Gift Article)

Steiner, 26, alleges the products "are unsafe, unreasonably dangerous, defective and capable of causing injury."

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Medium entertainmentculture
Page One: “Superbad” (2007)

Written by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg

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Bloomberg science
AI Spots Pancreatic Cancer Years Before It Shows Up, Study Finds

An artificial intelligence system can spot pancreatic cancer long before it shows up on scans, raising the prospect of catching one of the deadliest tumors early enough to successfully treat, a study ...

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Full Guest List for Trump’s State Dinner With Charles and Camilla
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New York Times opinion
Opinion | We Are Going to Have to Live Here With One Another
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New York Times politics
Wild vs. Stars Game 5: Key takeaways as Minnesota dominates at 5-on-5, puts Dallas on the brink (Gift Article)

The Wild went up 3-2 in the best-of-seven series and have a chance to close it out at home on Thursday.

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