Taylor Swift has faithfully re-recorded her 2008 album as “Fearless (Taylor’s Version).” Our critics and reporters explore its sound and purpose. https://t.co/FSWC2q7ekX
"We did not get here by default," @GiniaNYT writes of New York's plan to raise taxes on the very rich. "That narrative misses the impact of years of activism on the part of political progressives, labor unions, immigrant organizations and so many others." https://t.co/taGWUAyMFo
Clint Ponsford watched as the gunman shot people down in the parking lot & then go into the store, right toward where his girlfriend was. He ran to safety & then anxiously waited to hear from her. This @jackhealyNYT story will tear your heart out https://t.co/cIK7rvTnBj
Looking ahead to life after the pandemic: "I know I am becoming someone different. I just don’t know what that difference will be yet." https://t.co/yrvdoOEL48
Ghost guns are firearms that are assembled from kits and do not carry serial numbers. To get their components, a buyer does not need to pass a background check.
Here’s what to know about the weapons and why the Biden administration is targeting them. https://t.co/71U1t1GSA9
Even those of us who opposed the Trump tax cut were surprised at how ineffectual it was. But we shouldn't have been, @paulkrugman writes. https://t.co/UmZFHT5xj8
News Analysis: Beijing has increased its military harassment of Taiwan, an island it considers a rogue territory. The Biden administration is trying to calibrate a response that avoids inciting a disastrous armed conflict, writes @michaelcrowley.
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The hit show "The Crown" has taken viewers inside the British royal family, showing it in all its glittering — and frequently grubby — glory. And for Prince Philip, it’s fair to say the show transformed his image, at least in Britain. https://t.co/dNuJGUadSv
A court battle between the Turkish government and Christie's — over a marble idol that may be as many as 6,000 years old — is playing out in a bench trial in Manhattan. https://t.co/YRIWu6B41z
Among the many things Patrick Radden Keefe details so well in EMPIRE OF PAIN are the dynamics of the Sackler family — their expressions of empathy for OxyContin addiction was so meager while their appetite for OxyContin sales seemed insatiable.
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