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Betsy Arakawa, a Classical Musician and the Wife of Gene Hackman, Dies at 65

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Par :Jonathan Wolfe
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As the spouse of a two-time Oscar winner, she avoided interviews and stayed off social media. But in private, she typed up Mr. Hackman’s novels and helped edit them.

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Betsy Arakawa met Gene Hackman in the 1980s when she was working part-time at a fitness center in Los Angeles and trying to make it as a classical musician.

A.I. and Vibecoding Helped Me to Create My Own Software

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Par :Kevin Roose
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I’m not a programmer. But I’ve been creating my own software tools with help from artificial intelligence.

© Photo Illustration by Ben Denzer; Source Photographs by Sue Bernstein and Paul Denzer

A photo illustration shows a vertical circuit board full of dials and knobs of various designs and sizes. Fingers are turning two of them.

A Loan-Scorned Socialite Reported Her Warhol Stolen. A Tempest Ensued.

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Par :Jesse McKinley
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It was not a theft, Hamptons police ruled, but acrimony erupted after a lender decided it could not arrange a loan, but would still need to sell a painting put up as collateral to cover its costs.

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Libbie Mugrabi outside her home in Sag Harbor, N.Y. She is in a bitter dispute with a lender that accepts works of art as collateral for loans.

Putin Praises Trump for Working to Thaw U.S.-Russia Tensions

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Par :Nataliya Vasilyeva
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“The first contacts with the new American administration give us some hope,” the Russian president said in televised comments on Thursday.

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A picture made available by the Kremlin of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia speaking at the annual meeting of Russia’s intelligence agency, in Moscow on Thursday.

Israel’s Military Lays Out Its Oct. 7 Hamas Attack Failures

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Par :Isabel Kershner
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The highly anticipated public findings, the first from its internal inquiries into the devastating Hamas-led attack, do not apportion individual responsibility, though officials said that may come later.

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Israeli soldiers on patrol in Sderot, Israel, the day after the Hamas attack in 2023.

Defense Dept. Schools Pause Pride Clubs and Remove Books

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Par :Sarah Mervosh
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Clubs for Hispanic and Asian students were also among the student groups put on hold as officials raced to interpret Trump administration orders.

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Students at Department of Defense schools have some of the nation’s highest reading and math scores.

Amy Klobuchar Can’t Stop Talking About Eggs. We Asked Her Why.

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Par :Katie Glueck
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Senator Amy Klobuchar, the Minnesota Democrat, says that “eggs are emblematic” of President Trump’s failures so far to tackle the cost of living.

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Some Democrats, like Senator Amy Klobuchar, are racing to turn the soaring costs of basic goods back on the Trump administration.

NASA’S Lunar Trailblazer Hitches Ride to the Moon to Map Water for Astronauts

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Par :Kenneth Chang
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Lunar Trailblazer, an orbiter that shared a launch on Wednesday with the commercial Athena lander, will help scientists understand where the moon’s water is, and what form it takes.

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NASA’s Lunar Trailblazer sits in a clean room at Lockheed Martin Space in Littleton, Colo., shortly after being integrated with its second and final science instrument, the Lunar Thermal Mapper.

What to Know About the Turkey-P.K.K. Conflict

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Par :Ben Hubbard
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The fighting has taken more than 40,000 lives over the past four decades. The group’s leader is now calling for its fighters to put down their arms.

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Protesters in Syria calling for Turkey to release Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned Kurdistan Worker’s Party leader.

Ocalan Says PKK Fighters Should Disarm

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Par :Safak Timur and Ben Hubbard
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Abdullah Ocalan, the leader of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or P.K.K., called on his fighters to lay down their arms after decades of insurgency against the Turkish state.

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A supporter holding a flag with a picture of Mr. Ocalan at a spring celebration in Istanbul in 2018.

Pro-Russia Politicians in Ukraine, Inspired by Trump and Putin, See an Opening

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Par :Maria Varenikova
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From prison and from exile, supporters of Moscow have been ramping up social media posts aimed at backing Russia’s call for elections in Ukraine and slamming President Volodymyr Zelensky.

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Oleksandr Dubinsky, a former member of the Ukrainian Parliament, has produced videos promoting what he calls a pro-Trump and pro-peace agenda from prison, where is he serving time for treason.

Adrienne Adams Moves Closer to Running for NYC Mayor

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Par :Jeffery C. Mays
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Adrienne Adams, the City Council speaker, created a fund-raising committee in advance of a potential campaign, as allies try to persuade her to run against Mayor Eric Adams and Andrew M. Cuomo.

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Adrienne Adams, the New York City Council speaker, is being urged to run for mayor by her allies, including Letitia James, the state attorney general.

Donated Organs

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Par :Brian M. Rosenthal
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We explain why some organs are skipping patients who need them.

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Readying a liver for transport.

Romania Opens Criminal Case Against Ultranationalist Politician

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Par :Andrew Higgins
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Prosecutors said Calin Georgescu, whose win in the first round of a presidential election was annulled, is the subject of “criminal proceedings” linked to incitement.

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Calin Georgescu waves to supporters as he leaves the prosecutor’s office in Bucharest, Romania, on Wednesday.

Austrian Parties Reach Deal to Form Government Without Far Right

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Par :Jim Tankersley and Christopher F. Schuetze
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The announcement was a victory for mainstream political parties, after earlier talks involving the hard-right Freedom Party broke down.

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From left, Andreas Babler of the Austrian Social Democrats, Christian Stocker of the People’s Party, and Beate Meinl-Reisinger of the NEOS party, in Vienna on Thursday.

GOP Gambles on Budget Plan That Helps the Rich and Cuts Aid to the Poor

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Par :Andrew Duehren
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The House Republican budget plan would pair tax cuts that primarily benefit the rich with cuts to programs that help the poor.

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Who is helped and who is harmed by Republicans’ plans are shaping up to be central questions for the party’s lawmakers as they try to squeeze legislation through Congress.

Ontario Voters Head to the Polls. Here’s What to Know.

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Par :Vjosa Isai
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Voters in Ontario will decide on Thursday whether to re-elect Doug Ford, a Conservative who is among Canada’s harshest critics of President Trump, as the province’s premier.

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“This election is about who we are and what we stand for,” Premier Doug Ford, Ontario’s Conservative leader, said in a campaign ad.

The Organ Transplant List Is Being Ignored

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Par :Brian Rosenthal · Christina Shaman · Christina Thornell · Laura Salaberry · James Surdam and Jeremy White
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Organ transplant waiting lists are designed to fairly distribute organs to the sickest patients in order of priority. Or so we thought. A New York Times investigation shows that the list leaves many patients waiting for organs despite being next in line. Brian Rosenthal, a New York Times reporter, explains how this list became so unreliable.
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