Meet the Syrian Refugees Fleeing After Turkish Forces Bombard Their Homes
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October 18, 2019
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Remembering Elijah Cummings | NYT News
Representative Elijah E. Cummings, the son of sharecroppers, rose to become one of the most powerful Democrats in Congress and a central figure in the impeachment investigation of President Trump. He died on Thursday in Baltimore at 68.
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October 17, 2019
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7 Days in Syria: How a Trump Decision Led to Total Chaos | NYTimes
On Sunday Oct. 6, President Trump announced that Turkey would move forward with an offensive in northeast Syria after U.S. troops pulled out of the area. Since then, American-allied Kurdish forces have been under attack, over 200,000 people have been displaced and the threat of ISIS’s resurgence looms. Our video traces how we got here in just one week.
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October 17, 2019
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How Warren’s Rivals Attacked at The Debate | NYTimes
Senator Elizabeth Warren was the prime target of her rivals at Tuesday’s debate. Patrick Healy, the political editor for The New York Times, explains what this means for the Democratic contest.
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October 16, 2019
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The Fourth 2019 Democratic Debate: Key Moments | NYT News
Twelve Democratic presidential candidates shared the stage for the debate in Westerville, Ohio. Here are the key moments from the evening.
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October 16, 2019
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The Democratic Debate: Watch the Highlights From the First Half
Twelve Democratic presidential candidates are on stage for this month’s debate in Westerville, Ohio. Here are the key moments from the first half of the evening.
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October 15, 2019
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A Presidential Debate Can Make or Break a Campaign, Here’s How | NYTimes
Over the years, televised debates have yielded turning points for presidential contenders. We look at some pivotal moments from past debates and explain how they shaped the race.
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October 15, 2019
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Why You’re in a Police Lineup, Right Now | NYT Opinion
Face-recognition technology is the new norm. You may think, “I’ve got nothing to hide,” but we all should be concerned.
It's being used to unlock phones, clear customs, identify immigrants and solve crimes. In the Video Op-Ed above, Clare Garvie demands the United States government hit pause on face recognition. She argues that while this convenient technology may seem benign to those who feel they have nothing to hide, face recognition is something we should all fear. Police databases now feature the faces of nearly half of Americans — most of whom have no idea their image is there. The invasive technology violates citizens’ constitutional rights and is subject to an alarming level of manipulation and bias.
Our privacy, our right to anonymity in public and our right to free speech are in danger. Congress must declare a national moratorium on the use of face-recognition technology until legal restrictions limiting its use and scope can be developed. Without restrictions on face recognition, America’s future is closer to a Chinese-style surveillance state than we’d like to think.
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October 15, 2019
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Russia Bombed Four Syrian Hospitals. We Have Proof. | Visual Investigations
The Times obtained thousands of air force recordings, which reveal for the first time that Russia repeatedly bombed hospitals in Syria.
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October 14, 2019
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Why Can't I Make Money Off My N.C.A.A. Career? | NYT Opinion
California’s initiative to allow college athletes to profit from their talent is a boon especially for women and competitors in sports without pro leagues.
An exuberant top-scoring floor routine by U.C.L.A.’s Katelyn Ohashi went viral this year, making her one of the most famous college gymnasts ever. But N.C.A.A rules prevented Ohashi from making any money from the performance. In this Video Op-Ed, Ohashi argues that college students should be given the ability to earn income from their athletic achievement.
Last week, Gov. Gavin Newsom of California signed a law to do just that. The Fair Pay to Play Act, would allow college athletes to strike endorsement deals, a move that would transform the entire business model of college sports. Changing the rules would be especially beneficial for women and athletes in sports that lack professional leagues.
But California’s changes aren’t scheduled to take effect until 2023, and that leaves the N.C.A.A. plenty of time to mount challenges to the law. If the law is upheld, the N.C.A.A. will have to decide whether to penalize California’s universities with fines, or even expel them from the association. For now, California is betting that the huge size of its college system, and its influence in college sports, will make that impossible.
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October 09, 2019
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Meet the Ranchers Who Claim the Brazilian Amazon is Theirs to Burn | The Dispatch
Welcome to the lawless heart of the Brazilian Amazon. Here, cattle ranchers and loggers — emboldened by President Jair Bolsonaro — are clearing huge swaths of rainforest every minute. All in the name of progress.
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October 07, 2019
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Is New York City an Empire in Decline? | NYT Opinion
New York City was built on big, bold ideas. The vision of past leaders kept New Yorkers in town and captured the imaginations of millions from around the world who came here to “make it.” In the Video Op-Ed above, Mara Gay, a native New Yorker who has reported on the streets of this city for seven years, questions where all that vision is today. She argues that New York’s current leaders need to bring big ambition and hustle to serve their residents. She supplies ideas of what vision could look like to a mayor whose reluctant homecoming offers dim hope for the city. New Yorkers, she says, deserve more.
This isn’t just a New York story — it’s a trend in many cities around the world, where broad public programs are pushed aside for narrow corporate interests and where transformative polices are as hard to come by as affordable rents.
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October 07, 2019
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Watch Joaquin Phoenix Do a Creepy Dance in ‘Joker’ | Anatomy of a Scene
A run-down bathroom with a flickering fluorescent light, a swooning piece of music and some slow, deliberate moves. Those spare ingredients go into crafting this downbeat but memorable moment from “Joker.”
When the scene begins, Arthur Fleck (a.k.a. the Joker, played by Joaquin Phoenix) has just had an intense, life-defining moment and finds a bathroom to collect and calm himself. He does so with a dance that the director Todd Phillips said Phoenix came up with on the day of the shoot. In his narration, Phillips discusses the music (by Hildur Gudnadottir), and how he and Phoenix came to change the scene from what was in the script.
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October 07, 2019
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How Sisi’s Strongman Playbook Silenced Egyptian Protesters | NYT News
Rare protests broke out against President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt, where demonstrations are effectively banned and forced disappearances are common. Our video takes a look at the violent crackdown that followed.
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October 04, 2019
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What Lil Tecca Needed to Make ‘Ransom’ a Hit — Nick Mira, Taz Taylor, Cole Bennett | Diary of a Song
Lil Tecca was 16 and unsigned when he landed his first hit, “Ransom,” on the Billboard Hot 100. Diary of a Song goes behind the scenes with Tecca, the Internet Money producers Nick Mira and Taz Taylor, and the music video director Cole Bennett to learn how the song became a smash.
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October 04, 2019
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Hong Kong Police Shot a Protester at Point-Blank Range, Here's What Happened | Visual Investigations
In a major escalation of violence since protests began four months ago, the Hong Kong police fired a live round at a protester from point-blank range. We analyzed the footage to create a comprehensive picture of what exactly happened.
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October 02, 2019
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Impeachment, Ukraine and the Whistle-Blower's Complaint: Meet the Key Players | NYT News
President Trump’s personal lawyer. The prosecutor general of Ukraine. Joe Biden’s son. These are just some of the names mentioned in the whistle-blower’s complaint. What were their roles? We break it down.
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October 01, 2019
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Why You Should Be Getting Paid for Your Data | NYT Opinion
Computer scientist and futurist Jaron Lanier has a plan to fix the internet. This Silicon Valley maverick has a radical vision for how we can all earn money from our data.
Every time you click on a website -- yes, even that ad right there -- a company is keeping a little bit of your information, and someone somewhere is making money off of it.
Lanier argues that every bit of data out there belongs to the person who created it, and if anyone should be getting paid for it, it's you. He has a plan to make this happen.
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September 30, 2019
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Secrets of ‘Sesame Street’ Songwriting (Featuring Usher) | NYT
“Sesame Street” has been teaching the ABC’s for 50 years with music. Elmo, Usher and the writing team tell us how they create some of the best-known songs in educational media.
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September 27, 2019
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Watch an Awkward and Funny Moment From ‘Downton Abbey’ | Anatomy of a Scene
Order, structure and manners get momentarily derailed in one comic moment from the “Downton Abbey” movie.
The king and queen are paying a visit to the estate, and the Downton staff are eager to serve them. The only wrinkle is that the royals are arriving with their own domestic help, so they won’t get the benefit of Mrs. Patmore’s cooking.
The Downton servants beg to differ. They devise a plan to take back their rightful places by sidelining the royal staff. In this scene, one Downton servant, Molesley (Kevin Doyle), speaks up to let the king know that the evening's meal is indeed the work of Mrs. Patmore after all. The moment quickly becomes quiet and awkward. Narrating the sequence, the director Michael Engler explains the steps he took to create the maximum comic effect.
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September 27, 2019
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Lumpia — a meat-filled fried roll with super crunchy skins — are cousins to spring rolls. “As kids, we’d crowd around the kitchen counter to make them, spooning out the filling and rolling up the skins before sliding them into hot oil,” writes Angela Dimayuga, who shared 10 Filipino recipes that define the cuisine for her. Check out our Instagram story and tap the link in our bio to see which recipes made @angela.dimayuga’s list for @nytcooking. @beckyblairh took these videos, and @christophertestani took this photo.
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Jessica Meir and Christina Koch made history on Friday. The NASA astronauts, seen here working on the International Space Station, conducted the first all-female spacewalk and reached a milestone for NASA: the first women-only venture in more than 5 decades of spacewalking. The first all-female spacewalk was supposed to take place in March, but it was postponed because NASA did not have 2 spacesuits readily available that would fit the astronauts. Koch is also scheduled to break the record for the longest single spaceflight by a woman, so that she can provide researchers time to observe the effects of long-duration spaceflight on a woman’s body. Scheduled to return to Earth in February, she is expected to spend 328 days in space. Tap the link in our bio for more. Video: NASA
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Welcome to the pizza convention. Early one morning last September, pizza devotees gathered in Atlantic City for the very serious business of tasting slices, pondering the perfect crush and showing off lots of pizza-themed gear. Here, the judges live, breathe and believe in pizza. And at the Pizza and Pasta Northeast trade show, pizza aficionados gather to be among their own — those who can toss dough acrobatically, drop technical terms like cornicione (it’s the edge of the crust) and wear shoes printed with pepperonis. Tap the link in our bio to read more. John Taggart took these photos.
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Last year, Noen Eubanks was a typical high school senior, acting in school plays and trying to get through adolescence without being teased. Now, he has over 5 million subscribers on TikTok, is living in Hollywood Hills and has been hired to be the new face of Kyra TV, a Gen Z media company. The future teen stars of America live on TikTok, which has attracted the attention of brands and marketing teams that are eager to stay relevant and appeal to a new, younger audience. “A lot of things I just know that they’ll work or they won’t work before they even go out,” Noen said. “You can just feel it, you can just tell. Like, you’ll watch it and you just know, is this something that people are going to want to watch or not?” Tap the link in our bio to read more. @alexisjadegross took these photos.
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The GreenHouse, set in the middle of Rikers Island’s post-apocalyptic landscape of jail blocks and razor wire, is America’s oldest and largest prison garden. It has quietly flourished for the past 3 decades, throughout a time when rampant gang violence and a culture of abuse among the guards made Rikers the most notorious jail in America. New York plans to close Rikers by 2026, and few will miss it when it does. But also lost will be the garden sanctuary that has provided rehabilitative horticulture therapy and a tranquil refuge from the chaos of jail. Mike Cruz, one of the inmates who works in the GreenHouse, says that he especially enjoys pruning the roses. “It’s a thinking job, it’s like a puzzle,” he said. “You need to figure out what bad stuff to cut out to get the good stuff to grow.” The GreenHouse was innovative when it was founded in the late ’80s, and now there are others, like the Insight Garden Program, which combines gardening with mindfulness training. “These gardens help repair the damage that people have been through, both in prison and in their earlier lives,” said Amy Lindemuth, a landscape architect who has helped design a garden for incarcerated women. Tap the link in our bio to read more. @mary.kang took this photo of Mike Cruz tending the garden at Rikers.
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U.S. Representative Elijah E. Cummings, a son of sharecroppers who rose to become one of the most powerful Democrats in Congress, died on Thursday. He was 68. He fought tirelessly for his hometown, Baltimore. “He spoke truth to power, defended the disenfranchised and represented West Baltimore with strength and dignity,” Representative Hakeem Jeffries of New York, the chairman of the Democratic caucus, wrote on Twitter. “Congress has lost a Champion. Heaven has gained an Angel of Justice. May he forever #RestInPower.” Representative Cummings was also a key figure in the impeachment inquiry of President Trump. Read his obituary in the link in our bio. @justingellerson took this photo.
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“The Office” ladies have returned to Dunder Mifflin. Jenna Fischer, who played Pam Beesly, and Angela Kinsey, who played Angela Martin, reunited to make “Office Ladies,” a new podcast for which they plan to rewatch every episode of the television comedy, and share behind-the-scenes insights and best friend banter. Should we expect 201 episodes? “We’ll keep going as long as people are listening,” Jenna said. “We’re going to hit up all of the cast and crew to make pop-in phone calls, stop by,” Angela added. Tap the link in our bio to read more. @nathanielwood took this photo.
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“This variation is right after the birth scene, and Apollo has received his lute,” @calvinroyaliii said of George Balanchine’s “Apollo,” a 1928 masterpiece set to Stravinsky in which the young god of music is visited by three muses. (Emily Wong is the pianist.) “I’m feeling the sense of discovery. It’s a little playful. It’s kind of like when you’re looking at something for the first time and there’s nobody around to monitor you.” Calvin, a soloist, makes his debut in the role on Saturday afternoon with @abtofficial. For Calvin, the ballet — which Balanchine considered to be his turning point as a choreographer — resonates with his own artistic journey. “It’s this young god that goes from adolescence to stepping into his light,” Calvin told the #nytimes dance critic @giadk. “As a dancer that’s something that I see for myself: I feel like I’m really just stepping into my own domain and embracing that.” @angelo_vasta made this video for #SpeakingInDance, our weekly series exploring the world of #dance.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren was the prime target of her rivals at Tuesday’s debate. Patrick Healy, the political editor for The New York Times, explains what this means for the Democratic contest. Watch the full video on IGTV. #demdebate
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Twelve Democratic presidential candidates shared the stage for the debate in Westerville, Ohio. Here are the key moments from the evening. Watch the full video on IGTV. #demdebate
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In a remarkable confrontation, @joebiden repeatedly told @elizabethwarren, I got you votes after she spoke about starting the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, one of her signature achievements. I am deeply grateful to President Obama, she responded, who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law. Watch the full exchange on IGTV. #demdebate
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This is the 6th debate we have had in this presidential cycle. And not nearly one word, with all of these discussions about health care, on women's access to reproductive health care, which is under full-on attack in America today. And it's outrageous. @kamalaharris had an impassioned plea for her fellow candidates to focus on women's access to reproductive health care during Tuesday's Democratic debate. Here's what @corybooker, @joebiden, @juliancastrotx and @tulsigabbard had to say. Watch the full clip on IGTV. #demdebate
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