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Will the Golden Knights retain coach John Tortorella? Are there better options? (Gift Article)

Tortorella seems likely to seek a return to Vegas, but the situation requires plenty of evaluation.

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AL Player of Week Byron Buxton keeps on slugging as Twins beat Rangers (Gift Article)

Buxton, who took the AL honor for the second time this season, is batting .302/.356/.698 with 23 home runs in his last 48 games.

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Medium culturepoliticssports
Blue Mountains, Blue Riders

Gabriele Münter and the evolution of an extraordinary sense of colour and form

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Medium sports
12 Things to Know About Monterey Bay FC vs. FC Tulsa

MBFC takes their three-game winning streak on the road to Oklahoma seeking to get back into the USl Championship playoff picture

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Bloomberg culturetechnology
Cholesterol Guidelines Get a Welcome Overhaul

Last week, I found myself in a situation that could soon be familiar to a lot more Americans: sliding into a CT scanner with a smattering of electrodes attached to my chest and ribs, my arms raised ov...

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A Fiery Visitor From Space Photo-Bombs an Erupting Volcano
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The Best TV Shows of 2026, So Far
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New York Times sportsworld
France vs Senegal live updates: World Cup 2026 game latest news and buildup

Follow live as Kylian Mbappe’s France begin their World Cup campaign today.

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Bus, Train, Bike or Uber: Which Will Get You to MetLife Stadium First?
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Así es la complicada situación de la selección de Irán en el Mundial
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Want to ‘Optimize’ Your Happiness? This Happiness Expert Says: Don’t.
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FIFA wants you to ‘relax and chill’. But ordered a World Cup bong be destroyed (Gift Article)

The owners of Cosmic Charlie’s in Toronto had to send FIFA's attorneys evidence the bong was 'unusable and unsellable'

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NY Daily News sciencehealth
A health threat facing all New Yorkers

Every day, air pollution kills five New Yorkers and sends eight others to the emergency room, wheezing, coughing, and short of breath. It also causes cardiovascular disease, cancer, and dementia. Alth...

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New York Times entertainment
Gore's Calls To Big Donors Number 86, Papers Show (Published 1997)
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New York Times culturesports
Eagles coach Nick Sirianni is a hothead and a lightning rod. Just don’t call him a phony

Nick Sirianni has a gift for navigating one of the NFL's most challenging jobs, and he does it his way.

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Medium entertainment
I Love the Power of Drag and Queer Joy Spaces in Alaska and Everywhere

Watching a drag show in the Land of the Midnight Sun

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The Atlantic politicslegalworld
How the Low Minimum Wage Helps Rich Companies

Low wages benefit employers at the expense of both workers and taxpayers.

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Both Parents Now Work Full Time in Most US Families

College-educated mothers are driving the shift, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center.

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Opinion | How the Gerrymandering Wars End
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As Russia Strikes Ukraine, a Cultural Symbol Catches Fire
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NRC worldlegal
Arrestatie journalist tijdens pro-Palestina-demonstratie was onrechtmatig

Persvrijheid: Volgens de rechtbank was „geen sprake van een redelijk vermoeden” dat journalist Jacqueline de Bruijn meedeed aan een verboden demonstratie op de Dam in Amsterdam, in november 2024.

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Personeel in verpleeghuizen heeft er een zorg bij: agressieve familieleden van bewoners. ‘Staan jullie niet op te letten ofzo?’

Ouderenzorg: Snauwende zoons, schreeuwende dochters, gedreig met een gang naar ‘de pers’: kritiek op de zorg ontaardt in tal van verpleeghuizen in agressie en intimidatie. Er is zelfs sprake van gewen...

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National Observer science
New First Nations water bill changes mention of 'right' to access

Both versions of the bill share the goal of ensuring First Nations have reliable access to safe drinking water and wastewater treatment, but the new draft legislation blurs the language in the old bil...

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New York Cancels Regents Exam After Newspaper Carries Answers (Published 1989)
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National Observer sports
The World Cup is one wildfire away from an air quality disaster

FIFA says it's prepared for "climate-related risks" but doesn't appear to have a plan for wildfire smoke, which can be harmful to players and fans.

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Bloomberg businessworld
Israeli Bank to Sever West Bank Ties, Raising Alarm Over Economy

One of two Israeli banks giving Palestinians access to financial services plans to end the relationship in September, a move Palestinian officials warn could put further pressure on an economy already...

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New York Times sports
How can the Astros protect a pitching staff with no margin for error? (Gift Article)

Injuries and ineffectiveness have hampered the Astros' pitching staff all season, a problem that continued in Monday's loss to the Tigers.

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Patrick Vieira interview: France’s ‘long teeth’ in 1998 and Didier Deschamps’ tactical dilemma (Gift Article)

The World Cup winner discusses his choice of France's front six and identifies what today's team need to emulate the sides of 1998 and 2018

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Jonathan David is Canada’s most important player. They need him to step up (Gift Article)

Jesse Marsch needs Canada's all-time leading scorer to start finding the back of the net again. How do they do it?

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National Observer politics
BC eyes two new hydropower dams, including Site E near Alberta border, Dix says

The British Columbia government is looking at building two new hydroelectric dams, including a fourth dam for the Peace River where the Site C project generated opposition and cost overruns. The so-ca...

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In de serie ‘Proud’ gaat een Pools feestbeest voor zijn nichtje zorgen

Drama: De Poolse serie ‘Proud’ laat de worsteling zien van een onverantwoordelijke gay die moet gaan vaderen, zonder de zaak te problematiseren of te versuikeren.

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NY Daily News sports
Yankees’ Paul Goldschmidt can’t explain power resurgence: ‘It wasn’t on my mind’

Now 38 and forced back into an everyday role over the last several weeks, Goldschmidt is playing at an All-Star level, and with a lot more pop than he showed last season.

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The Times (UK) culture
David Hockney and the disappearing art of gusto

Death of the artist is another blow for a world that is ever more homogenised, conformist and drained of colour

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2026 NHL Draft player survey: Prospects pick most talented, underrated in class

The Athletic polled 65 of this year's draft prospects and the results were insightful, candid and revealing throughout.

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See How These Artisans Are Recreating the Revolution
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Blackhawks at the NHL Draft: 10 thoughts, including a potential trade to secure Ivar Stenberg (Gift Article)

There is a chance Stenberg will fall to the Blackhawks at No. 4, but if they want to ensure they pick him, they might need to trade up.

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Tv-recensie | Joep Schreuder bezocht een gevangenis, maar ging eerst even koffie halen

Tv-recensie: Onze recensent valt bij een tweede avond WK voetbal-tv kijken van de ene verbazing in de andere. Waarom gaat verslaggever Joep Schreuder naar de gevangenis?

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Medium technologylegalpolitics
Smalltalk Blocks

The expression of the square bracket

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The Atlantic politics
The Marshmallow Test Is Bunk

Psychologists and economists have spent decades demoting gratification to a sin. They were wrong.

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Opinion | The Biden Verdict Is In. It Isn’t Pretty.
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New York Times businesspoliticsworld
How an Ambitious Energy Giant Wielded Political Power in Florida
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Flyers governor Dan Hilferty: ‘We’re beginning to see the fruits of our labor’ (Gift Article)

In a lengthy interview, Hilferty discussed the team's improvement this season and the progress of Matvei Michkov.

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The Atlantic technologyworld
Finally, an Action Movie About Washington’s French and Indian War Years

Young Washington gives us pre-Revolutionary George, bristling with awkwardness and ambition.

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New York Times culturebusiness
Waiting for the Best Seller: Inside the Pipeline That Stocks the Stacks

Stamped. Stickered. Barcoded. What it takes for new books to reach the shelves of a library.

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New York Times sportspolitics
The $1m World Cup fail that proves this game makes fools of us all: Day five recap
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New York Times sports
Inside the disconnect between NHL evaluators and the public on defensemen (Gift Article)

NHL front offices are more likely to bet on defensemen with premium physical traits than pure offensive ability.

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Patrick Vieira interview: ‘I was so proud to play for France… but Senegal is also part of who I am’ (Gift Article)

The great France midfielder on the shock of losing to Senegal in 2002 and his evolving relationship with his own sense of identity

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New York Times technology
Small, Unloved and Unkempt, These Unusual Properties Are Hot in Australia
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National Observer politicsworldopinion
'It's all going to be OK': Canada's US ambassador tries to ease CUSMA anxiety

July 1 does not mark the expiration of CUSMA, but rather the start of a renewal window, according to Mark Wiseman. That window gives the three parties a chance to iron out irritants and the option to ...

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Minister van Defensie wil gevoelige militaire gegevens ‘per direct’ offline

Spionage: Op overheidssites is gedetailleerde informatie te vinden over gevoelige militaire infrastructuur, zoals kerosineleidingen en militaire radars. Minister Yesilgöz van Defensie wil dat kwetsbar...

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