They Are Fans of ‘Euphoria,’ but Not of Its Creator, Sam Levinson

By BY MARC TRACY from NYT Arts
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The season finale of “Euphoria” demonstrated once again that even its most impassioned fans have decidedly mixed feelings about its writer and director.

Ukraine crisis: Ukrainians prepare to go home to fight

A growing number of Ukrainians living in Britain are headed for the front lines in their homeland.

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Initial talks between Russia and Ukraine yield no resolution.

By BY VALERIE HOPKINS from NYT World
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Russia’s delegation leader said the next meeting would take place once more along the Ukraine-Belarus border in the “coming days.”

Pushchair passed over heads in desperate train station scenes

The BBC's Fergal Keane is in the city of Lviv where refugees are waiting for a train out of Ukraine.

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More People Are Microdosing for Mental Health. Nobody Knows if It Works.

By BY DANA G SMITH from NYT Well
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Scientists are split over whether the benefits some microdosers experience are a placebo effect or something more.

War strains economies in North Africa already weakened by the pandemic.

By BY VIVIAN YEE AND AIDA ALAMI from NYT World
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Glasgow's homeless given free haircuts

A barber from Bearsden has been cutting the hair of homeless people.

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U.S. deflects Putin’s nuclear alert as another effort at escalation.

By BY DAVID E. SANGER from NYT World
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Both countries have various levels of alert, and it was unclear how Putin’s wording would be implemented by Russian nuclear forces.

Chelsea trustees have not agreed to run club after Roman Abramovich move

The trustees of Chelsea's charitable foundation have not yet agreed to take control of the club, BBC Sport has learned.

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Ucrania accede a conversaciones con Rusia

By BY ANTON TROIANOVSKI AND VALERIE HOPKINS from NYT en Español
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El presidente de Ucrania, Volodímir Zelenski, aceptó una reunión “sin condiciones previas”, aun cuando los militares y los ciudadanos de su país resistían la invasión rusa y el mundo se movilizaba en su apoyo.

Stranded Soccer Stars, Frantic Phone Calls and a Race to Flee Kyiv

By BY TARIQ PANJA from NYT Sports
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“We are here asking for your help,” one Brazilian player pleaded. “There’s no way we can get out.”

Swift payments crackdown on Russia edges closer

Germany, the main opponent of excluding Russia from the Swift banking system, now says it favours curbs.

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Combate en Kiev: la resistencia ucraniana retrasa la invasión rusa

By BY THE NEW YORK TIMES from NYT en Español
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Hubo intensas refriegas callejeras el sábado en la capital. Los reportes de inteligencia occidental más recientes indicaron que se ralentizó el avance ruso. Pero la prioridad de Rusia sigue siendo la captura de la capital.

I'm one happy man Christian Eriksen on his return to football

Brentford midfielder Christian Eriksen speaks of his joy after making his first appearance in eight months after collapsing while playing for Denmark at Euro 2020.

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Putin Faces Sanctions, but His Assets Remain an Enigma

By BY MIKE MCINTIRE AND MICHAEL FORSYTHE from NYT World
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On paper, the Russian president appears to own very little. Yet estimates put his hidden wealth well over $100 billion.

The Best of Late Night This Week 🌙

By BY TRISH BENDIX from NYT Arts
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For most of the week, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was top of mind for the late-night hosts. Here's what they had to say.

Ukraine conflict: BP under pressure to sell stake in Russian firm

The oil giant's boss is warned of UK government concerns about its "overexposure to Russian interests".

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More Rice, Please

By BY KRYSTEN CHAMBROT from NYT Food
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Hetty McKinnon’s sheet-pan fried rice is a perfect way to use up leftovers and frozen veggies.

Ukraine: Woman confronts armed Russian soldier

The woman angrily asks the soldier, seen holding a large machine gun, why he has come to the city.

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February 2020: The price of peace? $67 million.

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An Actor Who Cedes the Spotlight While Quietly Commanding It

By BY ALEXIS SOLOSKI from NYT Theater
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Daniel K. Isaac, a theater actor with a steady gig on the series “Billions,” is appearing at the Public in Lloyd Suh’s play “The Chinese Lady.”

Boris Johnson wrong on jobs claim, says statistics watchdog

The UK Statistics Authority says the number of those in work is fewer than before the pandemic.

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Multinationals halt operations in Ukraine and move employees to safety.

By BY LIZ ALDERMAN AND MELISSA EDDY from NYT Business
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The swiftness of Russia’s assault raised questions about how to confront the rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape.

WATCH: How Russia's invasion of Ukraine started

Russia launches a full-scale attack on Ukraine - after previously saying it wouldn't. Here's how it unfolded.

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Citigroup to Get Rid of Overdraft Fees, the Biggest Bank to Do So

By BY LANANH NGUYEN from NYT Business
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The fees have been criticized by regulators. Citi’s move follows similar actions by smaller lenders like Capital One and Ally Financial.

Burnley FC football fan 'gobsmacked' by lift plea response

Burnley fan Christopher Coxhead, who has Parkinson's disease, appealed for help getting to matches.

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Roy Lichtenstein’s Studio Becomes Home to an Artistic Community

By BY LAURA ZORNOSA from NYT Arts
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The pop master’s estate, a longtime friend of the Whitney Museum, will donate his Greenwich Village studio to the museum’s Independent Study Program. It will open next year.

The Ukraine Crisis: Will Sanctions Against Russia Work?

By Unknown Author from NYT Opinion
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A reader calls for stronger action; another urges that China impose sanctions. Also: Dr. Paul Farmer; breast cancer; funeral expenses; the Trump G.O.P.

F.D.A. Grants the First Condom Approval for Anal Sex

By BY PAM BELLUCK from NYT Health
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Though public health experts have long advised the use of condoms for anal sex to protect against H.I.V. and other infections, regulators did not have enough data to allow marketing for that use.

‘The Daily’: Parsing Putin’s rationale for invading Ukraine.

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A No-Cost Modernist Home, but No Takers Yet. It Needs Moving.

By BY MATT SHAW from NYT Arts
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An Instagram post has boosted preservation efforts for a midcentury-modern home in Illinois. But a plan for its future would need to be in place by April 1, or it might be razed.

Why We Dream About Past Loves

By BY LINDSAY GOLDWERT from NYT Style
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And what the dreams can teach us about our own yearnings, then and now.

Brunswick, Ga., played a distinct but largely forgotten role in civil rights history.

By BY AUDRA D. S. BURCH from NYT U.S.
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Boots to sell £6 Covid tests ahead of rule change

Four-packs of lateral flow tests will be on sale for £17 from Wednesday despite free tests remaining until 1 April.

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‘Our life and our freedom are not as important’: High-risk people in England react to the rules lifting.

By BY EMMA BUBOLA from NYT World
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Footballer Emiliano Sala had carbon monoxide poisoning prior to crash - inquest

The footballer's blood contained high levels of the gas before plane crashed, an inquest hears.

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‘Encanto’ Soundtrack Continues to Dominate Billboard Charts

By BY BEN SISARIO from NYT Arts
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An album of music from Disney’s animated movie earned its sixth week at No. 1, while Eminem and Dr. Dre benefited from small Super Bowl boosts.

Putin, in a fiery speech to Russians, says he will recognize the separatists in Ukraine.

By BY ANTON TROIANOVSKI AND VALERIE HOPKINS from NYT World
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Storm Eunice: Baby born on hard shoulder near Felixstowe

Lauryn and Josh Vartan say they considered the name Eunice but decided to stick with Florence.

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Paul Farmer, Pioneer of Global Health, Dies at 62

By BY ELLEN BARRY AND ALEX TRAUB from NYT Obituaries
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As a medical student, Dr. Farmer decided to build a clinic in Haiti. It grew into a vast network serving some of the world’s poorest communities.

The elaborate con that tricked dozens into working for a fake design agency

Dozens of young people were tricked into thinking they were working for a glamorous UK design agency - which didn’t really exist.

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In Margaret Atwood’s Essays and Speeches, Some Hazards of the Trade

By BY DWIGHT GARNER from NYT Books
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“Burning Questions” collects sundry pieces the author has written (and sometimes spoken) since 2004.

Missing dog Zoey reunited with owners after 12 years

Zoey went missing in 2010 when her owners went shopping but she was identified by her microchip.

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How They Did It: Sandy Hook Families Savor Long-Awaited Legal Wins

By BY ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON from NYT U.S.
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After early defeats in Congress, relatives of those lost in the 2012 shooting fought on, besting a renowned gun maker and an infamous conspiracy theorist.

At Billie Eilish’s Arena Show, the Only Spectacle Is Herself

By BY LINDSAY ZOLADZ from NYT Arts
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The 20-year-old musician’s staging at Madison Square Garden was minimal compared to many pop extravaganzas. The concert’s power was fueled by her animated presence.

Buckingham Palace eases concerns over Queen's Covid case

Reassurances about mild symptoms mark a rare opening up about the monarch's health, says our correspondent.

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These vaccines have been embraced by the world. Why not in China?

By BY ALEXANDRA STEVENSON from NYT World
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New York City plans to remove the homeless from the subway to boost ridership after a pandemic drop.

By BY ANDY NEWMAN, DANA RUBINSTEIN AND MICHAEL GOLD from NYT World
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China’s foreign minister calls for new negotiations and respect for ‘territorial integrity.

By BY CHRIS BUCKLEY from NYT World
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U.S. Lifts Temporary Ban on Avocados From Mexico

By BY EDUARDO MEDINA from NYT Business
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The ban was issued last week after a U.S. inspector was verbally threatened in the state of Michoacán in Mexico.

Russia has been laying groundwork online for a ‘false flag’ operation, misinformation researchers say.

By BY DAVEY ALBA from NYT Business
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Several claims have circulated on social media, often after they are mentioned by Russian officials or news media.

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See some of the best photos from the Olympics.

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Overlooked No More: Mary Eliza Mahoney, Who Opened Doors in Nursing

By BY SARAH FIELDING from NYT Obituaries
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As the first trained Black nurse in America, Mahoney devoted her life to creating opportunities in the profession for people of all races.

A Lamb Stew With a French Onion Twist

By BY J. KENJI LÓPEZ-ALT from NYT Food
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Simmering meat in a deeply flavored broth is an easy, adaptable way to dinner, J. Kenji López-Alt writes.

Charitable Offer by Melania Trump Is Rejected, a Move She Calls ‘Politics’

By BY ERIC LIPTON from NYT U.S.
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Mrs. Trump assailed what she called attempts to “cancel her” as she comes under criticism, along with her husband, for post-White House fund-raising efforts.

‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ Postpones Broadway Reopening Until April

By BY MICHAEL PAULSON from NYT Theater
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The musical, which closed temporarily last month as the Omicron variant spread, had hoped to reopen in March.

Drivers rescue ambulance stuck in snow on 999 call

A 10-month-old baby was being rushed to hospital with breathing difficulties when the vehicle became stuck.

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Chasing the Yosemite National Park ‘Firefall’

By BY JOHNNY DIAZ from NYT U.S.
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Here’s what’s behind the dazzling phenomenon in which a waterfall in Yosemite National Park appears to be changed into a cascade of fire.

Storm Eunice: Two people killed as strong winds batter UK

A woman was killed by a falling tree and a man died after his car was hit by debris in fierce winds.

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‘They’re going to corral us.’ Truckers dig in as the police close on the encampment.

By BY IAN AUSTEN, SARAH MASLIN NIR AND NATALIE KITROEFF from NYT World
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U.S. Army Troops Arrive in Poland to Reassure Allies

By BY ERIC SCHMITT from NYT U.S.
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Nearly 5,000 soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division are now in Poland in response to the Russian deployments on Ukraine’s borders.

Rylee Foster: Liverpool goalkeeper on 'miracle' recovery after car accident

Liverpool goalkeeper Rylee Foster says she has experienced "dark" moments in her recovery from a car accident in October but has been given hope of a return to football.

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When Walter Dellinger Spoke ‘the Justices Paid Attention’

By BY JESSE WEGMAN from NYT Opinion
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Mr. Dellinger, a fierce liberal raised in the heart of the former confederacy, was always keenly aware of the forces he was up against.

Storm Eunice: A guide to preparing

Practical ways you can prepare for Storm Eunice.

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‘Fistful of Vengeance’ Review: Pursuing the Queen of the Underworld

By BY TEO BUGBEE from NYT Arts
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A man is granted magical powers to fight mystical chaos agents in Bangkok in this overcomplicated action thriller.

The Little TV Industry That Could

By BY MIKE HALE from NYT Arts
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Want a medical drama, a spy thriller, a snowy neo-noir? Finland has you covered.

Prince Andrew's statement seems to contradict answers he gave me - Emily Maitlis

The BBC Newsnight presenter compares Prince Andrew's latest statement with the defence he offered in their 2019 interview.

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Nope to Metamates, Googlers and Puritans

By BY SHIRA OVIDE from NYT Technology
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It’s time for tech employees to outgrow their cutesy names. Please.

Google moves to make Android apps more private

No details are available but it says it will not be using the same approach as Apple.

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It’s Time We Reclaim Our Focus

By BY CASEY SCHWARTZ from NYT Well
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In his new book, Johann Hari investigates how our brains have been broken by technology — and what we can do to fight back.

Europe gas prices: How far is Russia responsible?

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has warned about Europe's reliance on Russian gas, amid tensions over Ukraine.

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Senate Republicans Move to Stall Critical Vote on Fed Nominees

By BY JEANNA SMIALEK AND EMILY COCHRANE from NYT Business
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The White House’s five Fed nominees, including picks for the chair and vice chair, were supposed to face a vote on Tuesday.

Winter Olympics: What are the drugs test rules and what did Kamila Valieva do?

A 15-year-old Winter Olympic figure skater has failed a drugs test, so why can she still compete?

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Vaccination during pregnancy protects infants from being hospitalized for Covid, a new study suggests.

By BY EMILY ANTHES from NYT Health
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