The Mueller Report: How Did We Get Here? | NYT News
The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, has conducted an extensive investigation into Russian efforts to sway the outcome of the 2016 presidential race. Here is the story of how it all started.
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March 22, 2019
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William Barr: The Attorney General Who Has the Mueller Report | NYT News
The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, has delivered a report on his inquiry into Russian interference in the 2016 election to Attorney General William P. Barr. Mr. Barr will decide how much to make public and when.
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March 22, 2019
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How Jordan Peele Builds Suspense in ‘Us’ | Anatomy of a Scene
“There’s a family in our driveway.”
That ominous line kicks off this creepy scene from “Us,” Jordan Peele’s new horror film about a family (Lupita Nyong’o, Winston Duke, Shahadi Wright Joseph and Evan Alex) terrorized by its doppelgängers. Narrating the scene, Peele discusses how he was inspired by scenes from the movies “Halloween” and “Poltergeist” in the way he built suspense in the sequence. He also talks about how he wrote the actions of the father character in a way that interrogates his own anxieties about parenthood.
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March 22, 2019
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Beto O' Rourke in Iowa: Will His Star Power Win Votes? | NYT News
Beto O’Rourke, the former Texas congressman, has joined a crowded Democratic presidential field. We followed him as he tested his frenetic campaign style in Iowa, where the first caucus votes will be cast in February 2020.
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March 21, 2019
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The Islamic State is Losing Ground, But Holding Power. Here's How. | NYT News
The Islamic State barely has any territory left in Syria. So how is it able to keep staging attacks across the country?
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March 21, 2019
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How Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro Mirrors President Trump | NYT News
The Brazilian far-right leader Jair Bolsonaro has been compared to President Trump for his willingness to stir things up. Here’s why Trump may find in Bolsonaro a president who’s just as outspoken as he is.
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March 19, 2019
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Inside the College Admissions Scandal: How William Singer Sold His Company | NYT News
William Singer, known as Rick, is at the center of a major college admissions scandal. A series of videos posted on his YouTube account reveals some of the advice he gave to students.
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March 18, 2019
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How the New Zealand Gunman Used Social Media | NYT News
The gunman in the Christchurch mosque shootings shared a racist manifesto online and posted live video of his attack on Facebook. We spoke to terrorism experts about why this matters.
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March 18, 2019
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How I Survived Being Kidnapped by Somali Pirates | Op-Docs
Reporting from conflict zones will always be dangerous. But where should journalists draw the line? And who pays the price when they take too many risks? In her Op-Doc, “From Journalist to Hostage,” director Sonia Kennebeck explores those questions at close range, through the story of a reporter who was held captive by Somali pirates for two and a half years. Many commentators have suggested that journalists like Michael Scott Moore have no business taking such risks — and shouldn’t expect sympathy or aid. But if reporters always steer clear of dangerous places, will important stories go untold?
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March 15, 2019
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Watch Ben Affleck Pay for Catastrophic Actions in ‘Triple Frontier’ | Anatomy of a Scene
How do you make amends for a tragedy? In the Netflix film “Triple Frontier,” it takes cash. The movie focuses on former Special Forces operatives (Ben Affleck, Charlie Hunnam, Oscar Isaac, Garrett Hedlund and Pedro Pascal) who come together to bring down (and rip off) a drug dealer. Their plans don’t go as smoothly as hoped, and a turn of events finds them in a small village on the Brazilian border, doing more harm than good.
Affleck’s character is charged with paying off a village elder for the damage that he and his team caused. In his narration, Chandor explains how the scene was inspired by stories he heard from real Special Ops veterans about similar payoffs to villages during times of war.
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March 15, 2019
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'Goodbye, Earth': A Story for Grown-Ups | NYT Opinion
Nine-year old Zayne Cowie turns the table on grown-ups, reading a children’s book written especially for them: “Goodbye, Earth!” This book calls out the adults who’ve failed at addressing climate change, leaving the consequences to be dealt with by younger generations.
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March 15, 2019
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How Boeing Sold Its 737 Max | NYT News
Boeing introduced the 737 Max as a reliable fuel- and cost-efficient solution to air travel in the 21st century. After two fatal Max crashes, all of the Max aircraft in the world are believed to have been grounded.
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March 14, 2019
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Who Is Beto O’Rourke? | 2020 Presidential Candidate | NYT News
The former Texas congressman, who rose to national stardom during his unsuccessful 2018 Senate run, is joining a crowded Democratic field.
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March 14, 2019
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Who Is Paul Manafort? | NYT News
President Trump’s former campaign chairman has been sentenced to a total of 7.5 years in prison for a variety of federal crimes. It’s far less than he could have served.
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March 13, 2019
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Will Brexit Stop at the Irish Border? | Dispatches
As Prime Minister Theresa May takes a new Brexit deal to Parliament, we talk to people in Northern Ireland to find out why the Irish border has been such a contentious issue.
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March 12, 2019
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Fool House Rock: How Measles is Making a Comeback | NYT Opinion
Measles is trapped inside a test tube at the C.D.C.! Under the guidance of her wise buddy Polio, she sets out on an adventure to go viral and infect Americans. And lucky for her, there are many parents who subscribe to the logical fallacies that deny science and the success of vaccinations. Can she succeed?
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March 11, 2019
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Inside the Venezuela Aid Crisis: How U.S. Officials Spun an Unverified Story | Visual Investigations
Top U.S. officials have said Nicolás Maduro’s regime burned an aid convoy last month. But TV footage contradicts that claim and shows how this unverified information spread across Twitter and television.
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March 11, 2019
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Death Row Doctor: Why I Take Part in Executions | Op-Docs
Can the vow that doctors take to “do no harm” permit taking part in capital punishment? This week, the New York Times Op-Docs brings you “Death Row Doctor,” about Dr. Carlo Musso and his assistance with executions in Georgia. Directed by Lauren Knapp, the film challenges us to answer the question of whether having a doctor in the execution chamber is a perversion of medicine … or a common-sense act of mercy.
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March 08, 2019
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How ‘Apollo 11’ Gives the Moon Landing New Life | Anatomy of a Scene
The moon is looking more full than ever. The director Todd Douglas Miller assembles beautifully restored archival footage, blends that with audio from the astronauts and a vibrant score to create a fresh look at a moment that has been woven into American consciousness. In this scene, Miller discusses his use of split screen to depict the point when the Eagle lunar module separates from the Columbia spacecraft and prepares to land on the moon.
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March 08, 2019
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Why These Nepalese Girls Are Speaking Up About Periods | NYT Opinion
The first time Cheryl Strayed heard the word “chhaupadi,” she was standing on a rooftop in Surkhet, Nepal, in November 2017, surrounded by teenage girls. They were students at the Kopila Valley School, where she and her husband, Brian Lindstrom, had spent the previous week leading workshops in writing and filmmaking.
Some of the girls had asked to meet after school to talk about their lives; they’d barely finished with introductions when one tearfully told them that she’d been banished from her home and made to sleep in a cow shed when she began menstruating. This is the way it was for many girls and women in Nepal, they learned, as the other girls told us their stories.
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March 08, 2019
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Aidy Bryant found her confidence on “Saturday Night Live.” On “Shrill” she found herself. Though the Hulu series is, at heart, a comedy, it’s radically different from anything @aidybryant has done in her career. The series, adapted from @thelindywest’s memoir of the same title, stars Aidy as a fledgling writer at an alt-weekly newspaper who learns to find her voice amid a maelstrom of online and real-life criticism. At the same time, the story is a simple one about a woman much like Aidy, who is tired of being treated as if her size were a problem that needs to be solved. @shrillhulu has deep personal resonance for Aidy; she said the series helped provide her with “an interior makeover on how you approach life, but also how you receive people calling you a fat pig. To not let it penetrate and ruin you.” @_sabrinasantiago shot this photo of Aidy in New York. Visit the link in our profile to read more.
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This shakshuka dish is the ideal weekend morning recipe. (It also makes excellent #brunch food.) It involves eggs baked in spiced tomato sauce. With feta. And lots of pita bread. Watch this video to see how it’s made, and visit the link in our profile to get @clarkbar's #shakshuka #recipe from @nytcooking. @scottloitsch and @vaughn made this video, and @sarahjampel styled the dsh. #🍳
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The special counsel, Robert Mueller, has submitted his full report on President Trump and Russian interference in the 2016 election to Attorney General William Barr, who now must decide how much of it to release. Barr told congressional leaders Friday that he might brief them within days on the special counsel’s findings. “I may be in a position to advise you of the special counsel’s principal conclusions as soon as this weekend,” he wrote in a letter to the leadership of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees. The delivery of the report brings an apparent close to an investigation that has consumed the U.S. and cast a shadow over @realdonaldtrump for nearly 2 years. This is a developing story. Visit the link in our profile to read more and visit nytimes.com for the latest. @tom_brenner shot this photo of Mueller in Washington on Thursday.
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In the most racially diverse U.S. House of Representatives in history, a record number of top Democratic aides are men and women of color. These aides are influencing major policy decisions, shaping messages and leading the staffs of nearly half a dozen committees. Staff members Tasia Jackson, Latrice Powell and Taylor Griffin are seen here taking photos of their fellow staffers. (Swipe left to see the aides who are having their picture taken.) The implications of having diverse aides are significant. Top aides have the ear of members and are also responsible for hiring decisions. They often go on to jobs in the executive branch or run for Congress themselves. This year’s diversity expansion didn’t happen on its own. @repmcgovern of Massachusetts expanded a diversity initiative established last Congress by the Democratic Caucus to the entire House when the Democrats took control. Visit the link in our profile to read more. @hector.emanuel shot the photos in this gallery.
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Stuyvesant High School, one of New York’s — and America’s — elite public schools, caused a wrenching discussion about race and inequality on Monday when it announced that only 7 black students had been admitted, out of 895 spots. Sarai Pridgen, a Stuyvesant sophomore who’s in the bottom left of this photo, said she felt sickened by the statistic — yet unsurprised. Sarai is one of 29 black students out of about 3,300 teenagers at Stuyvesant. “It wasn’t shock that I felt, it was the same wave of disappointment I feel every time I look at the demographics of this school.” Students gain entry into the school by acing a single exam. #nytimes reporter Eliza Shapiro sat down with 9 black and Hispanic students from Stuyvesant, who said the sobering statistics have energized them to be even more vocal in the discussion regarding the city’s elite schools, and to make Stuyvesant a more welcoming place for future students like them. Visit the link in our profile to read more from their conversation. @theotherchrislee shot these photos of #Stuyvesant students (clockwise from top left) Eugene Thomas, Yajaira Rodriguez, William Lohier and Sarai.
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In Opinion | Tanitoluwa Adewumi is the newly crowned New York State chess champion for kindergarten through third grade. His family fled Nigeria in 2017, fearing attacks by Boko Haram terrorists. They arrived in New York City a bit more than a year ago, and a pastor helped steer them to a homeless shelter. Tani, as he is known, then began attending the local elementary school, P.S. 116, which has a part-time #chess teacher who taught Tani how to play. “I want to be the youngest grandmaster,” 8-year-old Tani told @NickKristof. “The U.S. is a dream country,” Tani’s father told Nick. “Thank God I live in the greatest city in the world, which is New York, New York.” @theotherchrislee shot this photo. Visit the link in our profile to read more of Tani's story in @nytopinion.
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The National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, now in its 35th year, draws thousands of ranch workers and Western enthusiasts to the small city of Elko, Nevada. The poets come not only to practice a tradition born of work and regional identity, but also to expand the idea of an ever-changing West. Here, odes to tools, references to John Wayne and laments about bad weather thump through performances in the @WesternFolklife Center and the Elko Convention Center. In addition to poetry, the weeklong event also includes musical performances and dance gatherings. Celebrate #WorldPoetryDay by listening to these poems, and by visiting the link in our profile to read more about this year’s gathering. @waubi_saubi made these clips while attending the event last month.
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The Women’s Timber Corps, playfully called “lumberjills,” were Rosie the Riveter’s counterparts across the Atlantic during World War II. The group was an elite part of England’s civilian defense efforts and it harvested timber for telegraph poles, rails for D-Day splashdowns and the pit props that defended vital British coal mines. Of the 6,000 workers who toiled in the lumber fields at the peak of the corps’ staffing, a good number were “city bred” — former shop assistants, dressmakers and factory workers. In an article published in 1944, #nytimes assured readers, “It has been found more often than not that the girl whose previous knowledge of tree life was often limited to the telegraph post can swing an axe just as efficiently as a farmer’s daughter.” A photographer shot this photo for The New York Times in 1942. Visit the link in our profile to read more, and follow @nytarchives for more #throwback photos.
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A makeshift levee saved the town of Hamburg, Iowa, from Missouri River floodwaters in 2011, and so residents began a desperate fight to keep it. But money needed to fix the levee never came. Now, after overflowing rivers wrecked large portions of Nebraska and Iowa over the last week, much of Hamburg is under water. The swollen Missouri River invaded houses and turned streets into canals. Residents are wondering if homes will be salvageable and if they will receive federal help to save the town from future floods. Some speak with pride about enduring nature’s whims: “We all know, living between two rivers, that something like this can happen,” said Heather Garcia, referring to the Nishnabotna and Missouri Rivers. “But it’s our home. And we just keep going.” John Hayes, another resident, was more pessimistic: “I have a gut, bad feeling that this might be the end of this little town.” @hlswift shot this photo. Visit the link in our profile to read more from Mitch Smith, who was in Hamburg this week speaking with residents and covering the flood.
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In the male-dominated real estate universe, women sometimes discover that a hard hat is a hard hat to wear. On being a woman in the industry, Leslie Baltes, the president of Carter, Milchman & Frank, an industrial supplier, said: “I’ve made it my business to know what I’m doing. My male contemporaries in sales don’t feel the obligation to know as much because they’re not going to be tested as much.” Women in the business describe being locked out of deals, being condescended to and having to prove their skills. Joanne Kaufman interviewed 7 women who have endured slights in workplaces dominated by men, but who thrived nonetheless and now run their own corners of the #realestate world. Visit the link in our profile to read their stories. @george_etheredge shot this photo of Leslie.
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A prayer mat was seen among flowers and other tributes today at the remains of a makeshift memorial for the people killed in last Friday’s terrorist attack in Christchurch, New Zealand. As the first victims of the mosque shootings were laid to rest on Wednesday, Azaam Afaan explained what it has been like to wait so long for the burials to begin: “It’s like you’re short of breath. Now we can breathe freely. They’re going to the place they’re supposed to be.” But as of Wednesday night some families were still waiting for their loved ones’ bodies to be returned to them and buried. @adamjdean shot this photo near Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch. Visit the link in our profile to read more, including profiles of many of the victims.
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Regina Hall is getting more attention and critical acclaim for her roles. She’s at the heart of @showtime’s Wall Street satire “Black Monday,” will co-star in the film comedy “Little,” with @issarae, in April, and in a “Shaft” sequel, in June. But it's not as though she's any more talented than she was 5 years ago — she's always been this good, and now Hollywood is paying closer attention. “It’s weird,” @morereginahall said. “I’ve always had steady work, but I guess there are lists in Hollywood. I was on the top of one before; now I’m on the bottom of a more difficult one.” @nytmag “Talk” columnist David Marchese recently sat down with Regina to discuss the 2 Hollywoods, spirituality and success. Visit the link in our profile to read more. @mamadivisuals shot this photo of Regina.
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