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    In the middle of the 19th century, hundreds of thousands of new Americans flooded into New York. They found homes in buildings like this one, on Orchard Street on Manhattan’s Lower East Side.

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  2. Rocky ledge falls onto boats in Brazil and kills several people, authorities say

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  3. Why is Kazakhstan claiming foreign links to the unrest? Here’s what we know.

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  4. A growing global potato shortage is affecting french fries, from Japan to Kenya

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  5. First fatality of rare Colorado winter fire identified as Robert Sharpe, family archivist who cherished his home

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  6. Marian Liu is tired of hiding her true identity. She’s starting by changing her byline.

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  7. Rolling Stones Altamont concert footage found in Library of Congress archives

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  8. In Baton Rouge, there’s a $100 million football coach. Everyone else — even LSU students and employees — scrape by.

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  9. Omicron forces short winter courses to go online at many colleges

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  10. Analysis: Jan. 5 and Jan. 6 — two anniversaries that explain how Democrats approached governing over the past year

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  11. Between an active monsoon and hurricane season, the sky unleashed an unusual amount of lightning in the Southwest, Northeast and Gulf Coast in 2021.

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  12. After second suspension, Metro says timing for return of railcars is unknown

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  13. Names can be potent symbols that evoke pride, but also bigotry, shame and fear. Did you feel the need to Anglicize your name to fit in? Or did you choose to use your given name? Share your name journey here:

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  14. Liu wants her name to tell her whole story. She's going to start by telling folks she has a Chinese name and how to properly pronounce her last name. Let her reintroduce herself as Marian Chia-Ming Liu:

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  15. We’ve deleted a tweet that inaccurately represented the scope of the story.

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  16. Biden, funerals and a bygone America

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  17. Analysis: 2021 shattered job market records, but it’s not as good as it looks

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  18. Liu's last name is pronounced “LEE-ō” (柳) and means “willow tree.” Her mom’s maiden name is Ling (林), meaning “forest,” and together with her dad’s last name, they represent a beautiful partnership.

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  19. Many Chinese names are made up of three characters: the family name, followed by a name that is shared with one's generation, then the individual name. These names show not only the ties to family and history, but how Chinese people put them first.

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  20. Russia’s rifts with the West keep growing. Here's a chronology of how we got here.

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  21. Like many Asian Americans, Marian Liu has long spurned her full name. Her experience reporting on the increase in anti-Asian sentiment and violence made her realize she needed to stop hiding. And her name was a good place to start.

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