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Amid Food Shortages, People in Gaza Are Ambushing Aid Convoys
Amid widespread food shortages and a breakdown in civil order, groups of desperate civilians in Gaza are regularly attempting to…
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Teen Subcultures Are Fading. Pity the Poor Kids.
Gorgeous, abundant visuals are just pale imitations of what young people used to have: an actual scene.
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Opinion
‘It’s All About Greed and Profit’: How Many Americans Feel About the Economy
When asked what drives the economy, many Americans have a simple, single answer that comes to mind immediately: “greed.” They…
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Where Hostage Families and Supporters Gather, for Solace and Protest
A plaza in Tel Aviv has become a home away from home. “If I don’t know what to do, I…
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Opinion
Damo Suzuki, Singer Who Ignited the Experimental Band Can, Dies at 74
His free-spirited music ignored genre boundaries. “If you’re a creative person,” he once said, “it’s important to break rules.”
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The Wine Shop Millesima USA Doubles in Size for Its World-Class Selection
A cookbook for overlooked vegetables, mushroom candles for your dinner table and more food news.
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How Tom Sandoval Became the Most Hated Man in America
Valley Village is a Los Angeles neighborhood just across the freeway from Studio City, near the southern edge of the…
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Real Estate
A Bed-Stuy Loft Transformed With an Out-of-the-Ordinary Renovation
They didn’t expect their new Brooklyn home to flood a week after they moved in. But ‘with the destruction, there…
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Opinion
The 17th-Century Heretic We Could Really Use Now
The Enlightenment philosopher Baruch Spinoza almost died for his ideals one day in 1672. Spinoza, a Sephardic Jew born in…
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Opinion
Putin Can’t Kill the Vision of the Future Navalny Gave Us
It’s 2007, a warm, sunny spring day in Moscow. It’s my first rally, and I’m nervous. I’m 16, silly and…