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Continue readingThe Killing of Ayman al-Zawahri: What We Know
The United States announced on Monday that it had killed Ayman al-Zawahri in a drone strike in Afghanistan, ending a 21-year-manhunt for the …
Continue readingAs Russia Threatens Europe’s Energy, Ukraine Braces for a Hard Winter
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Continue readingJob openings fell in June, suggesting that the labor market is cooling.
The number of job openings fell for the third consecutive month in June, a sign that the red-hot U.S. labor market may be starting to cool off …
Continue readingUber posts record revenue but loses nearly $2 billion on investments.
Uber on Tuesday reported record revenue in its most recent quarter and said more drivers and couriers were using its platform than ever before …
Continue readingBreaking Nicotine’s Powerful Draw
At some point in the next few years, the 30 million smokers in the United States could wake up one day to find that cigarettes sold at gas …
Continue readingExploring Connecticut’s Culinary Corridor
If there’s one known tourist destination in the state of Connecticut, it’s the coastal town of Mystic. Whether for the seaport museum …
Continue readingDoing the Math on the Inflation Reduction Act
The bill would give a boost to biofuels.Credit…Tannen Maury/EPA, via ShutterstockDoing the math on the Inflation Reduction Act Soon after he …
Continue readingTowers Would Wreck Governors Island’s Serenity, Lawsuit Says
Good morning. It’s Tuesday. Scroll down to see why a State Senate candidate who’s 58 is glad he gets along with his mother, who’s 94. But first …
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