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Friday Briefing – The New York Times

The U.S. accused Apple of having a monopoly The Justice Department filed a lawsuit against Apple, arguing that the company had violated antitrust laws by using practices that were intended to keep customers tethered to iPhones. The lawsuit accused Apple of preventing other companies from offering applications that compete with products like its digital wallet;

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The Psychedelic Evangelist – The New York Times

Before he died last year, Roland Griffiths was arguably the world’s most famous psychedelics researcher. Since 2006, his work has suggested that psilocybin, found in magic mushrooms, can induce mystical experiences, and that those experiences, in turn, can help treat anxiety, depression, addiction and the terror of death. Dr. Griffiths and his colleagues at Johns

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Israel-Hamas War: Live Updates – The New York Times

Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken meeting with Prince Faisal bin Farhan, Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister, in Jeddah on Wednesday.Credit…Pool photo by Evelyn Hockstein The United States has submitted a draft resolution to the U.N. Security Council calling for “an immediate cease-fire tied to the release of hostages” in Gaza, Secretary of State Antony J.

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Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times

Hong Kong passed new security laws, bowing to Beijing Hong Kong passed national security laws at the behest of Beijing, thwarting decades of public resistance and establishing steep penalties for vaguely defined political crimes. Critics said the move would strike a lasting blow to the partial autonomy that the Chinese government had promised the city.

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Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times

Putin, victorious, called for conquest One day after declaring victory in a performative election, President Vladimir Putin signaled that the war against Ukraine would continue to dominate his rule and called for bringing the people of eastern Ukraine “back to their home family.” The display of nationalistic fervor yesterday, before a crowd of thousands in

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Monday Briefing – The New York Times

Putin won a rubber-stamp election President Vladimir Putin yesterday extended his rule over Russia until 2030, using a heavily stage-managed election with no real opposition to claim overwhelming public support for his domestic dominance and his invasion of Ukraine. Western governments condemned the election, and some Russians tried to turn the vote into a protest

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Israel-Hamas War: Latest Updates – The New York Times

Palestinians who were wounded by Israeli gunfire while waiting for aid, according to health officials, rest on beds at Al Shifa hospital in Gaza this month.Credit…Kosay Al Nemer/Reuters The United Nations human rights office has documented more than two dozen attacks on Gazans waiting for desperately needed aid since January, with hunger spreading as a

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In Search of Spring – The New York Times

Baseball devotees are known to anticipate the onset of spring with a special fervor. In February 1971, John Hutchens wrote in The Times, “He is beginning to emerge from his cotton‐wool haze, the hopelessly addicted baseball fan for whom life — if that’s the word for it — has amounted to nothing much since the

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Israel-Hamas War: Live Updates – The New York Times

Children in the Gaza Strip are facing severe and rapidly worsening food deprivation, and an alarming number are suffering from the most life-threatening form of malnutrition, United Nations experts reported on Friday, in their most dire assessment yet of the unfolding crisis. About one in every 20 children in shelters and health centers in northern

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