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How a Rural Maine County Jail Helped Prisoners Blunt Opioid Cravings
A sheriff fought to give prisoners addicted to opioids a shot that suppresses cravings for a month. Upon release, they were more likely to continue treatment.
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How to Get A.I. Features on an Older iPhone Model (and Skip the Upgrade)
Apple is using Apple Intelligence, a suite of tools for generating images and text, to upsell the iPhone 16. But you can get similar features elsewhere.
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Apple ‘Glowtime’ Event Puts New Apple Watches, iPhone 16 on Full Display
The company is expected to showcase a number of new products at a two-hour event.
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Line Fire Grows in Southern California, Closing Schools
Schools in some San Bernardino County districts were closed on Monday, and forecasters warned that above-average temperatures, wind and low humidity could worsen fire risks.
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Donald Trump’s Long History of Belittling Women Onstage
Over nine years in politics, Donald J. Trump has honed a playbook of explicitly gendered attacks in clashes with female candidates and journalists.
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Criminal Charge Against Andrew Left of Citron Research Unsettles Short Sellers
Andrew Left is fighting a range of criminal and civil charges related to his trading practices, and other investors who make money by betting on a decline in stock prices are watching closely.
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Peter Nygard Sentenced to 11 Years in Prison for Sexual Assault
Mr. Nygard was convicted in Toronto of sexually assaulting four women in his company’s headquarters. He also faces trials in Montreal, Winnipeg and New York.
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Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, Has Completed her Chemotherapy for Cancer
In a video message, Catherine said, “I can’t tell you what a relief it is to have finally completed my chemotherapy treatment.”
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What Trump Selling His Trump Media Shares Could Mean for Stakeholders
A lockup provision has kept him from being able to sell Trump Media shares. With that prohibition about to expire, the price is down more than 70 percent from its peak.
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The 23 Words Harris Needs to Say to Win
It’s OK to admit that reality has changed her mind on the big issues.
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Russian Forces Capture 2 Villages in Eastern Ukraine, Analysis Shows
Russia appears to be trying to cut off Ukrainian soldiers around the strategic city of Pokrovsk, a focal point of the war in recent months.
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Trial Begins Over ‘Trump Train’ Encounter With 2020 Biden Campaign Bus
A federal civil jury will consider the fast-moving confrontation on a Texas highway between President Trump’s supporters and a Biden bus just before Election Day in 2020.
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At Least 14 Killed in Airstrikes in Syria, State Media Reports
Syria blamed Israel for what appeared to be one of the deadliest waves of attacks in the country in months. Israel did not immediately comment.
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Patti Scialfa, Bruce Springsteen’s Wife, Reveals Cancer Diagnosis
Ms. Scialfa, 71, revealed she was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer in 2018, which has curtailed her appearances onstage with the E Street Band.
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These ‘Trash Trees’ Are Actually a Banquet for Wildlife
High in the boughs above us, the hackberry tree lays out its riches just as the fall migration is reaching its peak.
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Abortion on the Ballot
We explain the 10 measures that would let voters decide abortion policy in their states.
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Trump and Harris Neck and Neck in a New Poll, and a Manhunt in Kentucky
Plus, a Pulitzer-winning Super Bowl halftime headliner.
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To Reverse Economic Decline, Europe Must Overhaul Its Strategy, Report Says
Europe, facing a shrinking share of the global economy, needs to increase its spending on tech and defense, according to a long-awaited report from Mario Draghi.
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Which Trump Will Be on the Debate Stage With Harris?
Will he be subdued, or aggressive and rambling?
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Kamala Harris Is Her Own Woman
A vice president is expected to never disagree with the president in public. But as a candidate to succeed her boss, she must also make a case for her own accomplishments.
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How Project 2025 Would Change the Country
Trump can’t run away so easily from these Project 2025 plans.
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Demi Moore and the Subversive Politics of the Naked Body
She has become known for baring all (or, at least, a lot). But her work, including her newest film, “The Substance,” should be understood in a wider context.
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A Vibe Shift is Coming for I.V.F.
There’s a vibe shift coming for reproductive medicine.
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Greed, Gluttony and the Crackup of Red Lobster
How missed opportunities, a $1.5 billion real estate deal, all-you-can-eat shrimp and the global pandemic sank the country’s largest seafood chain.
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How Felony Convictions Keep People From Voting in Tennessee
The state’s process for restoring voting rights is a master class in undermining democracy.
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Typhoon Yagi Weakens After Killing 21 in Vietnam
The storm was downgraded to a tropical depression after churning across the country’s north. Earlier, it left 24 dead in China and the Philippines.
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Justice Alito Reported $900 Concert Tickets From a German Princess
Princess Gloria von Thurn und Taxis, a former 1980s party girl and art collector who is now known for her connections to far-right conservatives, told a German news organization the Alitos were “private friends.”
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De Niro and Pelosi Join ‘Paisans for Kamala’ Call to Raise Money for Harris
Steve Buscemi, Marisa Tomei, John Turturro, Mark Ruffalo and Lorraine Bracco joined Bill de Blasio, Nancy Pelosi and Leon Panetta to raise money for Kamala Harris.
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After Georgia Shooting, a Grief-Stricken City Seeks Solace, and Answers
As residents in Winder, Ga., consoled one another, questions rose about whether more could have been done to prevent the attack.
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Edmundo González Flees Venezuela for Spain, and Hopes for Democracy Dim
The opposition candidate’s decision to seek asylum in Spain and the autocratic leader’s antagonism toward regional powers lessen the chances of a political transition.
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