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  1. #1

    Actor Lee Pace on his workout routine, love of sleep and what he learned from Mariska Hargitay on the set of “Law and Order SVU.” 🔗

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    Suffocated by decades of underbuilding, Providence, R.I., has become a prime example of how housing problems stretch far beyond bigger cities like New York and San Francisco.

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    Efforts to halt the spread of Ebola in Congo are faltering as health workers go unpaid and locals are challenging officials and questioning whether the disease even exists at all.

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    If you know good jeans, you know about Japanese denim. And perhaps no brand has garnered as fierce a following as Iron Heart.

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    Julia Molchanova was 22 and spoke little English when she met Jeffrey Epstein. For the first time, she tells her story.

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    Hundreds of colleges are sending students letters of admission—without even requiring an application. Known as “direct admissions,” this expedited process is free and omits requir…

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    Campari spent decades teaching Americans to love the Italian tradition of bitter aperitifs at sunset. Now, it is finally giving U.S. drinkers something sweeter to sip on.

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    Here is an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal

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    Two systems that could have slowed an Amazon Air flight that crashed in Miami over the weekend weren’t deployed before the plane careened off a runway and crashed into nearby vehi…

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    Jersey City is a rarity among its Northeast peers: It’s a postindustrial town on a serious growth streak. But its new property-tax increase signals trouble.

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    President Trump gave cash gifts of $45,000 apiece to three White House aides last Christmas: executive assistant Natalie Harp, communications adviser Margo Martin, and Chamberlain…

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    After Alternative for Germany’s state-election win, the party is close to actually governing—and it sees Saxony-Anhalt as a showcase for its ideas on immigration, education, cultu…

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    President Trump on Tuesday signed orders to ban the importation of many dairy products, alcoholic beverages and motorcycles from Canada in three weeks—a retaliation for Canadian t…

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    Officials in more than 10 states have slammed the brakes on tax breaks for data centers. The reversals underscore how state leaders who once welcomed the facilities powering the A…

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    Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas and Republican former Sen. John E. Sununu prevailed in Tuesday’s New Hampshire Senate primary, setting up a competitive fall campaign in the battlegro…

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    Interviews with more than a dozen sailors painted a picture of the strain the Iran war has put on the U.S. military—but also the resilience of the troops fighting there.

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    A warming planet is destabilizing Himalayan glaciers and river systems—and that’s put Nepal’s big hydropower plans at risk.

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    Nick Bilton, the new leader at “60 Minutes,” is trying to move past a tumultuous period when the show itself was the story.

  19. #19

    Exclusive: Blackstone’s global head of real estate is leaving the firm, the latest in a recent wave of departures.

  20. #20

    The ‘Resident Evil’ director uses his own anxieties to make horror movies more than just frightening.

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    Chipotle founder Steve Ells discusses the last great book he read, eating sandwiches every day and his lengthy breakfast routine. 🔗

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    The growing popularity of a trigger clause, which activates if one spouse becomes a stay-at-home parent, reflects a shift in how prenups are viewed and used. 🔗

  23. #23

    Forget the muscle tank. This is the muscle suit.

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    Affluent, health-conscious consumers are drinking Loonen. But in the age of microplastic anxiety, can any brand rise above tap?

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    A backlash against Anthropic is brewing in Silicon Valley, rooted in concerns about the company’s product launches that compete with existing software providers and its advocacy f…

  26. #26

    Exclusive: Morgan Stanley mortgage employees face pressure from financial advisers to approve loans for wealthy clients despite underwriting concerns, according to people familiar…

  27. #27

    The University of Michigan’s course, designed by the architect behind Augusta National, had all 18 greens and a practice putting surface attacked.

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    Deal, N.J., draws New Yorkers for its quick commute and cosmopolitan vibes—and its $5.49 million median list price in June makes it one of the northern shore’s most expensive real…

  29. #29

    Some clients no longer want completely smooth faces—they’re keeping their forehead lines and crow’s feet. 🔗

  30. #30

    Mark Zuckerberg: The AI future is for everyone. The history of democracy and economics has proved that centralized power stifles human potential, writes @finkd