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US & Canada · WisconsinWisconsin voters start piling in at the polls on Aug. 9, 2022 for the primary election in Wisconsin. Polling hours are 7 a.m.-8 p.m. and remember to bring your ID. The election includes races for governor and lieutenant governor, attorney general, state treasurer, secretary of state, state senators; the odd-numbered districts and state representatives.See the Story
Wisconsin primary may shape elections in key battleground
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US & Canada · New YorkCelebrated author Salman Rushdie, who has death threats issued against him in the 1980s, was attacked on stage Friday at an event in New York.
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What you need to know about Salman Rushdie and the fatwa against him
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Nazi · Washington"Why can't you be like the German generals?" Trump asked former chief of staff John Kelly. Ex-Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman Gen. Mark Milley wrote that Trump was "doing great and irreparable harm" to the country in a never-sent draft resignation letter.See the Story
Trump Wanted His Generals to Be Like Hitler’s
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Lampasas · Lampasas“Thrust,” “Emergency,” “Endless Forms,” and “Fabric.”See the Story
Briefly Noted
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New York, NY · New York"Meet Danny Wilson" is a film-noir musical, from 1952. In the title role, Frank Sinatra plays a talented but struggling night-club singer. In order to advance his career, Danny is forced to play ball with a gangster. The plot alone is taut and tense, built on the trip wires of dangerous conflicts. The film's energy is, foremost, that of Sinatra himself.See the Story
“Meet Danny Wilson”: The Strange and Exuberant Frank Sinatra Musical Drama That’s Hardly Ever Screened
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New York, NY · New YorkThe Inflation Reduction Act is a huge victory for Democrats. The New Yorker staff writer Elizabeth Kolbert assesses its possible environmental impact and whether it truly reflects changing attitudes about the climate crisis.See the Story
Is the Historic Climate Bill Enough to Save the Planet?
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CultureThe hiking pack, the bike seat, and more.See the Story
Raising Felix: Selling the Baby Stuff
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NetflixFox News host Tucker Carlson said that Donald J. Trump’s possible theft of nuclear secrets “pales in comparison’ with Hunter Biden’S possible use of his father's Netflix password. “If Hunter did this, he must be punished to the fullest extent of the law,” he said.See the Story
Tucker Carlson Calls Trump’s Theft of Nuclear Secrets Less Worrisome Than Hunter Biden’s Use of Joe’s Netflix Password
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The Untold History of the Biden Family
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CultureNora Ephron was a writer, a filmmaker, and a cultural icon. She showed how we can fall in and out of love with people based solely on the words that they speak and write. Since her death, a decade ago, the romanticization of her work has swelled like a movie score.See the Story
The Nora Ephron We Forget
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CultureLucy Sante has just come out with a book on New York City’s water system and the people in its way. The city, at various stages, considered various schemes: dams in the Hudson and in the Long Island Sound. Each time, the city opted instead to flood a few small villages upstate.See the Story
The Lost Underwater Hamlets of the Catskills
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