Britain Confronts Fears of a (Gasp!) Tea Shortage
Shipping issues in the Red Sea have led to delays in tea deliveries, but British retailers assured consumers that any shortages would […]
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When Ash Wednesday Falls on Valentine’s Day, Love and Death Compete
What to do when Ash Wednesday, a solemn reminder of human mortality, falls on the same day we gorge on chocolate and […]
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Dries van Agt, Former Dutch Prime Minister, Dies at 93
As justice minister he weathered a hijacking crisis and later pushed to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He and his wife died in […]
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Making Farming More Climate Friendly Is Hard. Just Ask Europe’s Politicians.
Farmer protests across the continent have triggered a rollback of ambitious rules aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture.Farmer protests across […]
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South Korea Court Convicts Three in Case Tied to Halloween Crush in Itaewon
A South Korean court found that the former officers had deleted an internal report that warned of safety risks ahead of Halloween […]
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Haley Trails Trump by 36 Points in South Carolina, New Poll Shows
Nearly two-thirds of likely voters, 65 percent, said in a Winthrop University poll that they supported former President Donald J. Trump, and […]
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A Plush Dog, Samurai Sword and 42,439 Guns: Inside an N.Y.P.D. Basement
In the office of the Manhattan Property Clerk, evidence and lost items arrive by the tens of thousands. A small band of […]
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How to Vote in the Mexican Elections From Abroad
Millions of Mexicans living outside the country can vote in the upcoming elections — as long as they register this month. Millions […]
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Mayor Adams Is Sued Over Failure to Comply With New Housing Laws
The City Council is expected to join the Legal Aid Society in their lawsuit to force Mr. Adams to implement laws aimed […]
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