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Business
Social Security and Medicare Funds Still Face Long-Term Shortfalls, Report Says
Slower economic growth could mean some retirement benefits will be cut sooner than originally forecast.
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World
In Arrest of American Reporter, Russia Doubles Down on Isolation From West
With the arrest of a Wall Street Journal correspondent on Thursday, President Vladimir V. Putin signaled to the world that…
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Politics
Here’s How to Handle North Korea: Give Peace a Chance
Not many people know how to wage nuclear war. I’m one of them. As a young U.S. Air Force fighter…
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Politics
How Far Will the Fed Have to Go to Tame Inflation?
Ordinary reality doesn’t change depending on whether you believe in it or not, as Neil deGrasse Tyson, the astrophysicist and…
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Business
Why There Is Talk of a Writers’ Strike in Hollywood
TV and movie writers want more money, but Hollywood companies say the demands ignore economic realities. The deadline to sort…
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Tech
Amazon Plans to Lay Off Another 9,000 Employees
The cuts follow another round of layoffs affecting more than 18,000 jobs announced several months ago.
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Magazine
Bob Dylan Always Gives the Camera What It Wants
A new ad campaign for the fashion brand Celine reveals the 81-year-old troubadour’s hidden talent.
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Business
Biden’s $6.8 Trillion Budget Proposes New Social Programs and Higher Taxes
WASHINGTON — President Biden on Thursday proposed a $6.8 trillion budget that seeks to increase spending on the military and…
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Sports
M.L.S. Returns With Another New Team and a Whole New Way to Watch
St. Louis City S.C. will hit the field as the league’s 29th franchise, but to watch it, and every other…
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Sports
The Tigers Stay Patient in Baseball’s Waiting Game
As the team’s president of baseball operations, Scott Harris wants to turn Detroit’s fortunes around. But he knows the team…
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