A New, Flourishing Literary Scene in the Real Shangri-La
Date: 19 August 2018
By Jeffrey Gettleman
Jeffrey Gettleman
The Kingdom of Bhutan, tucked away in the Himalayas, just got TV. Now it’s home to ambitious young authors who are telling their country’s stories for the first time, usually in English.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Criticized for Excluding Press From 2 Town Hall Meetings
Date: 18 August 2018
By Sarah Mervosh
Sarah Mervosh
Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, a democratic socialist candidate for Congress in New York, called the controversy a “nonstory.”
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The West Hoped for Democracy in Turkey. Erdogan Had Other Ideas.
Date: 18 August 2018
By Peter S. Goodman
Peter Goodman
Turkey’s descent into authoritarianism and crisis has destroyed whatever hopes remained that the country’s president might serve as a force for moderation.
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Trump Accuses Social Media Firms of Discrimination Against Conservatives
Date: 18 August 2018
By Emily Cochrane
Emily Cochrane
After a string of crackdowns on the platforms, President Trump vowed to prevent voices aligned with his administration from being removed.
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Jessica Liebeskind, Edward Shaoul
Date: 19 August 2018
The groom proposed to the bride while she was selling her cosmetics live on cable television. They had met in New York just six months prior.
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Katharine Glueck, Maor Cohen
Date: 19 August 2018
The bride is a senior political correspondent for McClatchy D.C. in Washington. The groom is a student at Columbia.
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Boy’s Lemonade Stand, Shut Down for Lack of Permit, Reopens With Fanfare
Date: 19 August 2018
By Tyler Pager
Tyler Pager
A state health inspector told Brendan Mulvaney he needed a permit to sell lemonade. A national uproar followed. Now he’s back in business.
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Is It O.K. to Cheat on My Broker?
Date: 18 August 2018
By Ronda Kaysen
Ronda Kaysen
When a real estate agent can’t find you the perfect place, it may be time to move on. Then again, the problem could be you.
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‘A Wound to the Heart of Genoa’: Italy Buries Victims of Bridge Collapse
Date: 18 August 2018
By Elisabetta Povoledo
Elisabetta Povoledo
The country declared a day of national mourning as it struggled to come to terms with a tragedy that critics say could have been avoided.
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Murder Mystery in Ancient Monastery Reverberates in Coptic Church
Date: 18 August 2018
By Declan Walsh
Declan Walsh
The death of Bishop Epiphanius, found in a pool of blood, has exposed simmering tensions in the cloistered world of Egypt’s ancient desert monasteries.
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