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Back From War, Convict Fighters Will Test Russia
Tens of thousands of inmates have joined a mercenary group fighting with Russian forces in Ukraine, and some are returning home.
Russian society faces the potential challenge of reintegrating traumatized men with military training, a history of crime and few job prospects.
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Matt Gaetz Has New Powers. Washington Wonders What He Will Do With Them.
Will the Florida Republican continue in his role as a limelight seeker? Or will he assert himself more on substance and push his far-right agenda?
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Israel Launched Drone Attack on Iranian Facility, Officials Say
While the target’s purpose is unclear, the city of Isfahan is a major center of Iranian missile production, research and development.
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Scorpion Unit Emerged as Memphis Pursued Get-Tough Strategy
City leaders had praised the new group as a key strategy for fighting crime. Now they are trying to assess whether it was flawed from the start.
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71 Commands in 13 Minutes: Officers Gave Tyre Nichols Impossible Orders
A Times analysis found that officers gave dozens of contradictory and unachievable orders to Mr. Nichols. The punishment was severe — and eventually fatal.
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Smaller Rate Increase by Federal Reserve Likely as Inflation Cools
America’s central bank is expected to raise rates by a quarter point on Wednesday. The question now is what comes next.
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Investors will be watching the Fed chair Jerome Powell to see whether he emphasizes progress toward lower inflation or focuses on how much more work there is to do. Claudio Bresciani/TT News Agency, via Associated Press
California Has More Than 100 Gun Laws. Why Don’t They Stop More Shootings?
The state is still reeling from back-to-back attacks that left at least 19 people dead. The killings have spurred lawmakers to call for more regulations.
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Kansas City vs. Philadelphia: An Early Look at the Super Bowl Matchup
The first Super Bowl with two Black quarterbacks. The first set of brothers to vie for a title. The Andy Reid Bowl. The game will be noteworthy.
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Here’s how Patrick Mahomes led Kansas City back to the Super Bowl.
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Five years after winning it all, Philadelphia beat San Francisco, 31-7, to claim the N.F.C. championship.
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‘Recession Resilient’ Climate Start-Ups Shine in Tech Downturn
Many tech workers are questioning their company’s role in society and are flocking to climate start-ups, as investors pour money into the field.
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“We’re actually doing work that matters,” said Arebeth Pease, an operations manager at Span, which makes smart home electrical panels.
“We’re actually doing work that matters,” said Arebeth Pease, an operations manager at Span, which makes smart home electrical panels. Anastasiia Sapon for The New York Times
Gandhi’s Life in Photos, 75 Years After His Assassination
Known as the father of Indian independence, his concept of nonviolent resistance to fight injustice has inspired political movements around the world.
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The Republican congressman has opened a local office in Queens, but it has largely attracted gawkers and news media rather than constituents.
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The new district office of Representative George Santos still has the name of his predecessor, Thomas R. Suozzi, on the awning and storefront window. Dave Sanders for The New York Times
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In viral videos, fast-food employees keep being forced to punch above their weight. You can find the disquieting energy of these clips in classic art, too.
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