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Biden Maintains Current Cap on Refugee Entries
WASHINGTON — President Biden said on Tuesday that a maximum of 125,000 people could be admitted into the United States…
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World
Why the Shelter System Is Struggling to Cope
You're reading the New York Today newsletter. Local reporting on the stories that define the city. Plus weather, upcoming events, Metropolitan…
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Opinion
Ron DeSantis Is Making an Asylum Crisis of His Own
When nearly 50 migrants were lured onto a pair of planes in San Antonio and dumped on Martha’s Vineyard this…
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Opinion
Therapy for People Who Can’t Go to Therapy
The way Americans receive mental health care has never changed as quickly as it has since the spring of 2020.…
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Opinion
Russians Are Terrified, and Have Nowhere to Turn
“Hello, I have a pregnant wife and a mortgage. My wife is panicking, and I have no money to go…
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World
Russia Begins Mobilizing Ukrainians to Fight Against Their Own Country
KYIV, Ukraine — In the occupied city of Kherson, some Ukrainian men believe that if they break their own arms,…
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World
Your Monday Briefing: Protests Grow in Iran
Protesters in the streets of Tehran last week.Credit...Agence France-Presse — Getty ImagesProtests swell in Iran Iran’s largest antigovernment ...
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Opinion
Beto O’Rourke Condemns Dehumanizing Stunts
Gov. Beto O’Rourke of Texas. A few months ago, the wind appeared to be at O’Rourke’s back, as he fought…
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Why Religious Freedom Matters, Even if You’re Not Religious
When David French and I first met around 2010, our friendship felt unlikely. He was deeply involved in Republican politics…
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World
Birthday Messages to Celebrate Lives, Not Mourn Police Killings
If Oscar Grant III could celebrate his birthday, his mother, the Rev. Wanda Johnson, said, he’d welcome the entire neighborhood…
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