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World
Seiji Ozawa, Captivating Conductor, Is Dead at 88
He led the Boston Symphony Orchestra for 29 years, toured widely and helped dispel prejudices about East Asian classical musicians.
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News
See the Beatles’ First Tour Through Paul McCartney’s Lens
Sixty years after the Beatles appeared live on “Ed Sullivan,” McCartney reflects on his photos capturing those halcyon days. The…
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World
Bullfighting in the Arena and Battling Outside of It
James Wagner, who covers Latin America for The New York Times, recently reported on a clash over a centuries-old tradition…
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US
As Her Husband Faces Tumult, Jill Biden Is a Protective Force
The first lady has said that the presidency is “a lot” for President Biden, but that neither she nor her…
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US
Legal Exoneration, Political Nightmare
The special counsel hit at President Biden’s biggest political vulnerability, calling him “elderly” with a “poor memory,” and said he…
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Style
America Ferrera, Katie Holmes, and Carey Mulligan Turn Out for Chanel
The brand hosted a celebrity-fueled bash for its U.S. foray into high-end jewelry.
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World
A New General Takes Over as Ukraine Struggles on the Battlefield
Gen. Oleksandr Syrsky is taking a job vacated by a general who is well-regarded by the army, in what is…
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News
No, ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ Is Not ‘the Worst’
A couple of weeks ago in The Times, a seasoned musician and composer proposed that George Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue”…
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World
Riad al-Turk, the ‘Mandela of Syria,’ Dies in Exile at 93
Imprisoned four times, he spent almost 20 years in Syria’s prisons, nearly 18 in solitary confinement, for speaking out against…
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News
Polluted Flowers Smell Less Sweet to Pollinators, Study Finds
The damage that air pollution can do is wide-ranging and well-known: The chemicals produced by human activities can trap heat…