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Russia Launches a Wave of Iranian-Made Drones at Kyiv After a Lull

Analysts had surmised that Russia was having trouble with the drones, but if a problem has been fixed, it remains…

Technology

Twitter Suspends Over 25 Accounts That Track Billionaires’ Private Planes

The suspended accounts include one that followed the private plane of Elon Musk, Twitter’s owner.

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El Paso, Long an Immigrant Haven, Is Tested by Spike in Arrivals

The influx is arousing a mix of emotions in a predominantly Latino border city where immigrants already make up a…

Business

Washington Post Publisher Announces Plan for Job Cuts

Fred Ryan, the news outlet’s publisher, said in a meeting with employees that cuts would amount to a single-digit percentage…

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Artist or Artifice: Who Is Adam Himebauch?

Through a digital performance and gallery show, the painter meticulously creates the persona of an older, acclaimed artist. The hoax…

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Thomas Pynchon, Famously Private, Sells His Archive

The elusive author of “Gravity’s Rainbow” and “Mason & Dixon” has sold his papers to the Huntington Library. It includes…

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A Cyberattack Shuts the Met Opera’s Box Office, but the Show Goes On

After hackers knocked out the ticket-selling system of the Met, the largest performing arts organization in the United States, the…

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With ‘Company,’ Antonio Banderas Brings Sondheim to Spain

Many Broadway blockbusters make their way to Madrid, but Banderas wants to push the envelope with serious, complex musicals that…

Business

New Suit Uses Data to Back Racial Bias Claims Against State Farm

Black customers have long claimed that the nation’s largest home insurer discriminates against them. A lawsuit claims a nine-month study…

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In Liberia and Across Africa, Viktor Bout’s Bloody Legacy Is Still Felt

The Russian arms dealer swapped for Brittney Griner was convicted of conspiring to kill Americans. But in the 1990s and…

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