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World
In Georgia, a Test of Rudy Giuliani’s Loyalty to Trump
By Michelle Cottle and David French Produced by Phoebe Lett Donald Trump has been indicted, again. But this time, he’s got company. The Opinion writers Michelle Cottle and David French discuss why that makes this indictment different — and ...
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World
After the Shock and Grief, Hawaii Will Reinvent Itself Again
The disaster that erased the beloved West Maui town of Lahaina this week comes with the bitter taste of bewilderment. Brush fires met high winds whipped by a far-off hurricane, and overnight a historic town was gone, a pile of smoke and ashes. A lush ...
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Arts
An Eccentric Victorian, His Book and the Giant Pink Pastry of a House He Inspired
Has any man in history loved anything as much as Orson Squire Fowler loved the octagon? Fowler, born in Cohocton, N.Y., in 1809, published a book in 1848 arguing that all houses should be eight-sided. He influenced a (failed) utopian community in ...
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World
Long Taken for Granted, Frozen Peas Seek a New Appeal in the U.K.
Britain’s vegetable producers are hoping this is a moment for the humble frozen pea, a cost-effective staple at a time of rising food prices.
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World
How the Bay Area Became a Mecca of Burmese Cuisine
Not so long ago, Burmese food was rare in California. Now dozens of restaurants across San Francisco are cooking samusa soup, mohinga and other favorites.
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World
In Milan, Giving the Aperitivo a New Twist
The nightly cocktail ritual is central to the Italian city’s culture. Here’s where to find both the classic bitters-based drinks and new spins on them.
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Food
A Fruit Salad That Isn’t Sad
Tossing summer melons and berries with lime juice — and some sugar that’s been massaged with the zest — makes for a salad that’s delightful, not depressing.
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Food
Butter, Garlic, Spice, Sweetness, Umami and Starch
Eric Kim’s instant-classic recipe for gochujang buttered noodles is a launching pad for all sorts of improvisations.
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World
5 Restaurants in Naples Where You Can Forget About Pizza
Fried zucchini, classic ziti with Neapolitan ragù, mussel soup and artichoke hearts filled with mountain truffle cream: When it comes to food, there’s more to this coastal Italian city than pizza.
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World
Shining a Light on Postpartum Depression
More from our inbox: How Climate Change Feeds ‘Eco-Anxiety’Domestic ViolenceTrump’s Strategy: StallMaking a Minyan to Mourn TogetherCredit...Travis Dove for The New York TimesTo the Editor: Re “A Look at Life in the Throes of Postpartum Depression ...