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Biden defends pulling US troops out before all Americans evacuated

Teenage Lifeguard Killed in Lightning Strike: ‘It Was Like a Bomb’

Huracanes y cambio climático: esto es lo que sabemos

Reflections on Our Summer Reading Contest and Our Final Week of Winners

College Football Changes: More 2-Point Tries and a Crackdown on Stadium Gamesmanship

This Is the Moment the Anti-Vaccine Movement Has Been Waiting for

Bangladeshi manufacturers criticize the expansion of a deal to protect workers.

There’s a Better Way to Stop Ransomware Attacks

Revocatoria a Gavin Newsom: una guía para los votantes

Let’s Talk About ‘Sellouts’

Governors DeSantis and Abbott, ‘Undermining Public Health’

Downed lines are making it hard for Entergy to restore power in Louisiana.

Transcript: Ezra Klein Answers Listener Questions

The U.S. faces a series of dilemmas in dealing with a Taliban government.

James Whiteside Thinks ‘The Legend of Zelda’ Would Make a Great Ballet

New Jersey Woman Charged With Selling Fake Vaccine Cards on Instagram

Hochul directs $65 million for the rollout of booster shots in New York, assuming federal regulators clear them.

Players Apologize as Mets Try to Move On From Thumbs Down

Colm Toibin’s ‘The Magician’ Intimately Recaptures a Literary Giant

A New Jersey woman is charged with selling hundreds of fake vaccine cards.

Covid-related disruptions push the Patriots to release Cam Newton.

Female journalist who interviewed Taliban flees

Afghanistan: How can the West stop terror bases?

Fox News Breaking News Alert

With a Tuesday withdrawal deadline for U.S. troops, hope dwindles for Afghans to flee via the airport.

White House Weighs Clemency to Keep Some Drug Offenders Confined at Home

Your Tuesday Briefing

The world is still short of everything. Get used to it.

A university in Bangladesh evacuates almost 150 young women from Kabul.

New York’s Brief Hot Restaurant Summer: Bread Binges and Tabletop Coke

E. U. Proposes New Travel Restrictions on Unvaccinated U.S. Visitors

La variante delta se infiltró en un aula de primaria. Así sucedió

What Voters in a California Swing District Say About Afghanistan

What’s Better, a Prize or a Patent?

When the ‘Silent Majority’ Isn’t White

New data confirm Pfizer and Moderna vaccines bring a small risk of heart problems, especially for boys and younger men.

Human Most of All: In Moscow, a Theater Stages ‘Gorbachev’

A new plant was supposed to help keep New Orleans’s lights on after storms. It didn’t.

N.J. will end pandemic unemployment benefits this weekend.

Here are some ways to help victims of the storm.

Starbucks Faces Rare Union Challenge as Buffalo Workers Seek Vote

A planeload of sorely needed medical supplies lands in Mazar-i-Sharif.

Supreme Court Asked to Block Texas Law Banning Most Abortions

Simona Halep defeats Camila Giorgi.

Fans faced a long wait to get into the grounds.

Afghan left behind by UK: I'm fighting to stay alive

American University of Kabul students and alumni trying to flee were sent home.

When Will Biden Join the Fight for Voting Rights?

When Will Biden Join the Fight for Voting Rights?

Biden Observes Return of Troops Killed in Kabul Bombing

Hundreds of thousands of customers are without power. It could be weeks before they have it back.

After Katrina, New Orleans became a fortress. Ida is testing its strength.

Jamaican reggae icon Lee 'Scratch' Perry dies aged 85

Hurricane Ida Makes Landfall in Louisiana as a Category 4

On the road to Kabul, hundreds of families can’t go home and wait for help.

As the virus surges in Oregon, counties are asking for mobile morgues to house the dead.