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U.N. Security Council Passes U.S.-Backed Gaza Cease-Fire Resolution

The resolution laid out a three-phase plan that begins with an immediate cease-fire. Neither Israel nor Hamas has formally embraced the proposal.

 

  1. Palestinians searching through rubble on Sunday after an Israeli raid to release hostages in the Nuseirat area.
    Eyad Baba/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
  2. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken arriving in Cairo at the start of another regional tour.
    Pool photo by Amr Nabil
  3. Mourning over the bodies of Palestinians killed in an Israeli airstrike, outside a hospital in Deir al Balah, in central Gaza.
    Jehad Alshrafi/Associated Press
  4. Smoke rising over Al Fara'a, in the occupied West Bank, following an Israeli military raid.
    Majdi Mohammed/Associated Press
  5. A screen in Tel Aviv displaying a picture of Andrey Kozlov, one of four hostages rescued by Israeli forces on Saturday,
    Marko Djurica/Reuters
  6. Posters in Tel Aviv of Israeli hostages being held in Gaza.
    Marko Djurica/Reuters
  7. A woman in her damaged home in the Nuseirat area of central Gaza on Sunday.
    Abed Khaled/Reuters

In Israel, Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged Mideast leaders to press Hamas over a cease-fire.

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Analysis

Do French Voters Want the Far Right in Power? Macron Takes a Gamble.

By calling snap elections, President Emmanuel Macron has challenged voters to test the sincerity of the support for the far right.

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A right-wing party won a record number of votes in E.U. elections in Germany, a rebuke to Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s coalition.

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  1. Montana is where Ali Mullen met her husband, John, and also where she lost him.
    Tailyr Irvine for The New York Times
  2. “It’s in the culture. If you don’t know someone, you know of someone who has died.”
    Ali Mullen, whose husband died by suicide with a firearm in January 2021.
    Tailyr Irvine for The New York Times
  3. In a place where guns are embedded in the way of life, there is little political will to restrict firearms.
    Tailyr Irvine for The New York Times
  4. “There is a lot of strength in a small-town structure, but the downside is that if you lose one person to suicide, it can have a large impact on the community.”
    Janet Lindow, chief executive of the Rural Behavioral Health Institute in Livingston, Mont.
    Tailyr Irvine for The New York Times

A Personal War on Suicide in the State With the Highest Rate

Montana’s suicide rate is the highest in the U.S., with most of the deaths involving firearms. But suicide rarely registers in the debate over guns.

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Hunter Biden Gun Case Goes to Jury as Prosecutors Wrap Up Closing Arguments

Prosecutors connected dozens of evidentiary dots to try to show President Biden’s deeply troubled son willfully falsified a gun form.

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The Great Read

At 17, She Fell in Love With a 47-Year-Old. Now She Questions the Story.

Jill Ciment’s 1996 memoir “Half a Life” described her affair with the man she later married. Her new memoir, “Consent,” dramatically revises some details.

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For an Older Homeless Population, a New Type of Health Care

Programs are sprouting across the country to provide services to homeless people who would otherwise shuttle between hospitals and the street.

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Apple Jumps Into A.I. Fray With Apple Intelligence

The company revealed that it would be using generative A.I. to power a system offering writing tools, an upgrade for Siri and more.

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Tim Cook, in a blue shirt, appears on a dark stage below an Apple symbol.

Here’s how Apple and Google are planning to update smartphones with A.I.

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Meta has begun scraping user information from Instagram and Facebook to train its A.I. services. Can users opt out?

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Businessman Says He Asked Senator Menendez Directly for His Help

At Robert Menendez’s corruption trial, Jose Uribe testified that the senator asked him to write down names of his friends who were under investigation.

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Behind the Republican Effort to Win Over Black Men

The party is trying to make inroads with Black voters, a key demographic for Democrats, which could swing the 2024 election.

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Trump’s Vegas Strategy: Run on Bad Luck

At his first rally since his conviction, Donald Trump complained about the odds being stacked against him.

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A Democrat has joined Republicans in voting to roll back limits on how politicians and super PACs raise and spend money.

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Election updates: Donald Trump pledged support to an organization that wants abortion “eradicated entirely.”

 

Advisory Panel of Experts Endorses F.D.A. Approval of Alzheimer’s Drug

The panel concluded unanimously that the modest benefits of the new treatment, donanemab, made by Eli Lilly, outweigh the risks.

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A similar Alzheimer’s drug was given full approval by the F.D.A. last July. Here’s how its rollout has gone.

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Reconstruction Official Resigns, Highlighting Tensions in Ukraine

The departure of the official, who had pointed up mismanagement of funds, was a blow to government efforts to assuage allies’ concerns about how aid is spent.

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A worker emerging from a boarded-up section of a classical facade, with a severely cracked section to its right.

Russia released a group of women from a prison in late May to join the fighting in Ukraine.

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Facing Outcry, Academy Museum Will Revise Exhibit on Hollywood’s Jewish Roots

When the museum first opened, it was criticized for omitting Hollywood’s Jewish pioneers. Now it is under fire for what its new exhibit says about them.

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A museum exhibit shows black and white photos of stars in formal wear, the Roosevelt Hotel, and a photo of an Academy Award beside the date 1929.

Staging a Vicious Gang Fight That Feels Like a Punch to the Throat

To produce the climactic rumble in “The Outsiders,” which was nominated for 12 Tony Awards, the creators, cast and crew gave it everything they’ve got.

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A temperature gauge is affixed to a water tanker.
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Opinion

Paul Krugman

Paul Krugman

Freedom’s Just Another Word for Not Paying Taxes

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Patti Davis

One Thing Everyone Is Missing About Hunter Biden’s Case

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Joe Lombardo

I’m the Governor of Nevada. This Is Why Trump Is Doing So Well With Our Voters.

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Roger L. Stavis

What Are Trump’s Chances on Appeal? Not Good.

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Lux Alptraum

We’re Good at Punishing #MeToo Men. Can We Ever Forgive Them?

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Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman

The Success Narratives of Liberal Life Leave Little Room for Having Children

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Peter Coy

Peter Coy

Israel’s Economy Is Not Invincible

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David Firestone

David Firestone

The Next Republican Target Is Birth Control

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The EveningNewsletter

Apple Joins the A.I. Competition

The F.D.A.’s advisers endorsed a new Alzheimer’s drug, Antony Blinken pushed for a cease-fire deal and more news.

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UConn’s Dan Hurley Is Said to Turn Down Offer to Coach the Lakers

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The federal team investigating the Titan disaster found that a detailed recounting of the craft’s descent was “made up.”

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