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About 3000 people were killed in the September 11, 2001 attacks that shocked the world.

New York stops to pay respects on 9/11

THE NEW YORK TIMES: At 14 minutes to 9 on Thursday morning, for thousands of people in New York City and across the region, time stopped, and silence descended, filled by memories of the 9/11 attacks.

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Father Ted creator Graham Lineham was arrested over transgender comments as he landed in Heathrow.

A comedian’s arrest could reshape Britain’s free speech laws

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The dramatic arrest of a comedian turned anti-transgender activist last week has left many officials questioning the path forward.

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Charlie Kirk, 31, was shot dead while speaking to students at Utah Valley University.

How Charlie Kirk remade the young right

THE NEW YORK TIMES: He seemed like a guy who would be popular on campus. In this way, he was a harbinger and then an embodiment of Trump-era populism.

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Singer-songwriter Shane Boose, who records as Sombr/

Sombr loves young women (and they love him back)

THE NEW YORK TIMES: If that wasn’t evident from the songs he writes about them, a recent interview cleared up any ambiguity. 

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THE NEW YORK TIMES: AI could make the smartphone passe, what comes next?

AI could make the smartphone passe, what comes next?

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Every major tech company is thinking about this million-dollar question: What comes after the smartphone?

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US President Donald Trump encountered protests denouncing him as ‘the Hitler of our time’ during a rare public dinner outside the White House.

‘Hitler’: Trump heckled as he dines out for seafood in DC

THE NEW YORK TIMES: US President Donald Trump has encountered protests denouncing him as ‘the Hitler of our time’ during a rare public dinner outside the White House.

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THE NEW YORK TIMES: Why 7-Eleven and convenience stores in Japan are so special.

Why 7-Eleven and convenience stores in Japan are so special

THE NEW YORK TIMES: They are clean and bright and meticulously organised. For many Japanese people, convenience stores are a lifeline.

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This image, subpoenaed from the Jeffrey Epstein estate by the House Oversight Committee, was released by Democrats on the panel on Monday.

Congress releases sketch for Epstein bearing Trump signature

The Oversight Committee released files turned over by Jeffrey Epstein’s estate, including a copy of a sexually suggestive note apparently signed by President Donald Trump.

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Rupert Murdoch succession saga continues in court.

Murdochs reach deal to resolve succession fight

The Murdoch family’s epic, decades-long succession battle has reached a multibillion-dollar finale.

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THE NEW YORK TIMES: It doesn’t seem wise to let Trump decide what war is.

It doesn’t seem wise to let Trump decide what war is

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Injustice and escalation aren’t the only consequences of Donald Trump’s foolishness and lawlessness. Perhaps the most dangerous consequence is diversion. 

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Money can’t buy love, but it can help single people feel more ready to find it.

They put off relationships until they earned enough money

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Put your romantic life on hold to conserve money. Better to wait than turn every date into a cost-saving exercise.

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France’s financial woes are pushing its gov to the brink.

France’s financial woes are pushing its gov to the brink

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Italy was once Europe’s emblem for political instability. Now, it’s France’s turn, and the situation is about to get worse.

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The US President has publicly complained India is turning toward China.

How Trump is pushing his rivals closer together

The US President has publicly complained India is turning toward China after Indian PM Narendra Modi met with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, stoking debate about shifting global alliances.

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US President Donald Trump during a news conference with Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, not pictured, in the East Room of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025. The head of the world s most populous nation faces a minefield in negotiations with Trump, who has signaled that India remains a potential tariff target despite a deepening partnership between the two countries. Photographer: Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg

US jobs report contradicts Trump’s booming economy claims

The release of a second consecutive poor jobs report has confirmed the reality that US President Donald Trump has been trying to avoid.

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THE NEW YORK TIMES: The United State’s entire democracy may be riding on democrats, that’s terrifying.

If democracy relies entirely on democrats, that’s terrifying

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Democrats aren’t piranhas. Right now they’re more like the blobfish.

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