In August of 1619, a ship carrying enslaved Africans arrived at a port in Virginia.
On the 400th anniversary of this fateful moment, it is finally time to truthfully tell the story of black Americans — and of America itself.
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"My 15-year-old dog has been largely healthy for much of his life. I really love him, but I can see that in the next year or two there will be hard choices about how much money to spend on his care as he ages."
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Cooking, life advice, bored dancing, workout tips — on social media, you’re reminded that incarceration is a pretty common slice of American life.
Keke Palmer is a consummate entertainment veteran. This year marks her 20th year in show business. With a face that launched a thousand GIFs, the actress is bringing her expressive range to “Nope,” Jordan Peele’s latest social thriller. nyti.ms/3cIyF4r
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I wrote about humdrum visions of prison life as created by incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people for
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Economic devastation looms across the Caribbean, which is facing a future of climate crisis and spiraling debt. Mia Mottley, the first woman to lead Barbados, is fighting to end this fiscal spiral — and ensure her country’s survival, reports.
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"Is it weird to harbor fond memories of a pile of code? I’ve encountered thousands of NPCs in my digital travels, and it’s not a stretch to say that I have deeper feelings for some of them than for ex-lovers or certain cousins."
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This light yet earthy sauce lends a generous, almost floral warmth to any white, sturdy fish.
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Cooking, life advice, bored dancing, workout tips — on social media, you’re reminded that incarceration is a pretty common slice of American life.
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Nowhere in the world do debt and climate vulnerabilities overlap to the extent they do in the Caribbean, Abrahm Lustgarten reports in ’s cover story this week, in partnership with . nyti.ms/3RY1Osu
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Economic devastation looms across the Caribbean, which is facing a future of climate crisis and spiraling debt. Mia Mottley, the first woman to lead Barbados, is fighting to end this fiscal spiral — and ensure her country’s survival.
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Economic devastation looms across the Caribbean, which is facing a future of climate crisis and spiraling debt. Mia Mottley, the first woman to lead Barbados, is fighting to end this fiscal spiral — and ensure her country’s survival, reports.
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In a Q. and A., Gail Bichler, the creative director of The New York Times Magazine, describes how her team designs covers.
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Keke Palmer's starring role in NOPE seems poised to make the 20-year showbiz vet a bonafide movie star. She’s one of the most knowledgeable actors I’ve ever met. She studies entertainment history. I learned so much profiling her for .
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My new story is a profile of — I went to Italy to talk with him about his films, about Heat 2, and to watch him work on Ferrari.
Daniel Day-Lewis and Christopher Nolan pop up along the way, too. It’s in this weekend’s and online now
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"I’m not against growth of wealth. I think it’s better to be richer than to be poorer. The question is, Does growth, as currently practiced and measured, really increase wealth?" The lauded economist Herman Daly talks to David Marchese.
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How Dove managed to claim the high ground against other brands while remaining as broadly inoffensive as any giant company desires.
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Keke Palmer is a consummate entertainment veteran. This year marks her 20th year in show business. With a face that launched a thousand GIFs, the actress is bringing her expressive range to “Nope,” Jordan Peele’s latest social thriller. nyti.ms/3aYwRUm
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OUR COVER THIS WEEK: "Stop the Steal" — the movement to reinstate President Trump, has gone far beyond him, reports. Today, it is on a mission to put right-wing candidates into office, and now threatens the future of American elections. nyti.ms/3cqDoYh
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In “Ferrari,” his first film since 2015 — and in “Heat 2,” his first ever novel — the director Michael Mann returns to his great theme: outsiders with a brutal determination to win.
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"My friend and I have debated the concept of brunch for years. He eats 'brunch' in the afternoon. He can eat when he wants, but words have meanings. And brunch is a meal between breakfast and lunch that takes place before noon." Judge weighs in.
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"I’m not against growth of wealth. I think it’s better to be richer than to be poorer. The question is, Does growth, as currently practiced and measured, really increase wealth?" The lauded economist Herman Daly talks to David Marchese.
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"What to do about this country that saved my father’s life and tried to destroy my mother’s?" David Treuer’s father, an Austrian immigrant, loved America. His Native mother, born on a reservation, could never forgive it. Where did that leave him?
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Society maintains that I am broken because of my deafness. I consider myself fortunate to have been given this ability to turn off the sound.
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A goodbye should not be a surprise. Make time to talk it through. Don’t leave all the emotional processing to the moment of separation.
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How Dove managed to claim the high ground against other brands while remaining as broadly inoffensive as any giant company desires. nyti.ms/3cqDVcJ
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In “Ferrari,” his first film since 2015 — and in “Heat 2,” his first ever novel — the director Michael Mann returns to his great theme: outsiders with a brutal determination to win.
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"What to do about this country that saved my father’s life and tried to destroy my mother’s?" David Treuer’s father, an Austrian immigrant, loved America. His Native mother, born on a reservation, could never forgive it. Where did that leave him?
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Topped with a pompadour of airy whipped cream frosting — which tastes comfortingly of hot cocoa — this cake is reminiscent of Black Forest gâteau but with more chocolaty depth.
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"In the 1970s, as a middle-school science teacher, I bought a preserved human skull from an educational-supply company. At the time, this was entirely legal. I have always treated the skull with care and respect, this no longer seems like enough."
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"I’m not against growth of wealth. I think it’s better to be richer than to be poorer. The question is, Does growth, as currently practiced and measured, really increase wealth?" The lauded economist Herman Daly talks to David Marchese.
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How Dove managed to claim the high ground against other brands while remaining as broadly inoffensive as any giant company desires.
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In “Ferrari,” his first film since 2015 — and in “Heat 2,” his first ever novel — the director Michael Mann returns to his great theme: outsiders with a brutal determination to win.
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For , I looked at the long arc of "Stop the Steal": its pre-2020 origins, and the new forms that the movement, broadly defined, has taken on since Jan. 6:
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OUR COVER THIS WEEK: "Stop the Steal" — the movement to reinstate President Trump, has gone far beyond him, reports. Today, it is on a missionary zeal to put right-wing candidates into office, and now threatens the future of American elections. nyti.ms/3aPohY5
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"What to do about this country that saved my father’s life and tried to destroy my mother’s?" David Treuer’s father, an Austrian immigrant, loved America. His Native mother, born on a reservation, could never forgive it. Where did that leave him?
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What felt like a shove brought her the 67-year-old woman her knees. It wasn’t until a year later that an ultrasound revealed the cause — and rushed her into surgery. What was wrong with her?
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The Netflix show “Formula 1: Drive to Survive” sold the European sport to a U.S. audience. But will the romance last after the series is gone?
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To fight climate change, companies and nonprofits have been promoting worldwide tree-planting campaigns. Getting to a trillion is easier said than done.
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