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Christina Quarles discusses representation, trades and protein shakes.

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Wie West, one of the savviest stars women’s golf has ever had, intends to step away after the U.S. Women’s Open at Pebble Beach. She could be done as soon as Friday.

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Class diversity has been a blind spot for many colleges. Will that now change?

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But we are still in the dark about 2024.

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This challenging subgenre, including the subset of free jazz, is driven by the fire of spontaneity, and its rules are still being written. Eleven writers, critics and musicians share their favorites.

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Mr. de Blasio’s marriage helped fuel his campaign for mayor of New York, and his intense personal and political bond with his wife drew admiration and scrutiny.

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Amazon, Box, Salesforce, Oracle and others have recently rolled out A.I.-related products to help workplaces become more efficient and productive.

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Here’s who should get the flu, Covid and R.S.V. vaccines, and when.

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This fall, Americans will be urged to get shots against the flu, Covid and, if they’re older, R.S.V.

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The White House wanted South Carolina to vote first in 2024. The Democratic National Committee obliged. It hasn’t gone according to plan.

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The shooting comes amid a long and violent holiday weekend in the United States, where shootings were reported in multiple cities.

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He was brilliant, quirky and intensely private — and also, she now suspects, an anonymous dissident blogger who had won fame for years of evading the surveillance state.

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“The only thing I ever wanted to do from the age of 14 was to be in a band,” but he is content with the duo’s short career, which is chronicled in a new documentary.

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In one of the deadliest periods in years in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, young Palestinians drawn into the struggle against Israel are writing farewell messages to their loved ones.

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Mr. de Blasio’s marriage helped fuel his campaign for mayor of New York, and his intense personal and political bond with his wife drew admiration and scrutiny.

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Here’s who should get the flu, Covid and R.S.V. vaccines, and when.

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This fall, Americans will be urged to get shots against the flu, Covid and, if they’re older, R.S.V.

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Nokian Tyres of Finland made 80 percent of its tires in Russia, where energy was cheap. After losing billions, it prioritized political security over business efficiency.

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Christina Quarles discusses representation, trades and protein shakes.

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The nation needs to chart a new course on federal debt.

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The White House wanted South Carolina to vote first in 2024. The Democratic National Committee obliged. It hasn’t gone according to plan.

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The major incursion into the West Bank city, which the military said was focused on rooting out militants, left several dead and forced thousands from their homes.

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An inmate hoped to start over with a clean slate by fighting in Ukraine. Instead, he was confronted by the drudgery of trench work and the terror of battle. “You’re going in as meat,” he said he was told.

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Athletes from Tom Brady to Serena Williams to LeBron James have all been tabbed the Greatest of All Time. Faced with the term’s pervasive use, our columnist considers how sports heroes become transcendent.

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Wie West, one of the savviest stars women’s golf has ever had, intends to step away after the U.S. Women’s Open at Pebble Beach. She could be done as soon as Friday.

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