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Western sanctions catch up with Russia’s wartime economy

The establishment of a new council to coordinate military supplies reflects the Kremlin's grave concerns over the economy.

By Catherine Belton and Robyn Dixon

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Desperate covid long-haulers turn to costly, unproven treatments

Unproven treatments put patients at risk of potentially harmful health effects as well as having their hopes dashed and their wallets emptied.

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Trump criticized for dining with far-right activist Nick Fuentes and rapper Ye

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Older Japanese men, lost in the kitchen, turn to housework school

Retired, widowed or divorced, the men's lament is the same: They know little about cooking or basic housekeeping. In an aging country, that's a problem.

By Marina Lopes and Julia Inuma

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It’s not your imagination: Shopping on Amazon has gotten worse

The first page of Amazon results includes an average of about nine sponsored listings — twice as many as Walmart displays, four times as many as Target.

By Geoffrey A. Fowler

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Coast Guard saves overboard cruise passenger in ‘Thanksgiving miracle’

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To find great female novelists, stop looking in Jane Austen’s shadow

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Would you buy a made-in-China electric car? They’re coming.

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WORLD CUP

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Western sanctions catch up with Russia’s wartime economy

The establishment of a new council to coordinate military supplies reflects the Kremlin's grave concerns over the economy.

Trump criticized for dining with far-right activist Nick Fuentes and rapper Ye

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It’s not your imagination: Shopping on Amazon has gotten worse

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Democrats battle over 2024 nomination calendar as Biden weighs options

New Hampshire and Nevada fight over first place, as Michigan and Minnesota angle to replace Iowa in the Democratic presidential process.

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Writer E. Jean Carroll sues Trump under new N.Y. sexual assault law

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Former surgeon general faces his wife’s cancer — and the ‘Trump Effect’

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Justice Dept. asks Pence to answer questions as part of Jan. 6 probe

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‘Everybody freaked out.’ Jan. 6 committee members’ non-Trump-related findings axed from report.

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Holiday season grief and how to manage it for you and your kids

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The Home You Own

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Think your thermostat is lying? Science explains why.

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10 ways to save money on your houseplant addiction

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7 expert-recommended rakes to get you through leaf-clearing season

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How to remove — or conceal — paint splatters on brick

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It’s not your imagination: Shopping on Amazon has gotten worse

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Facebook hack victims lose time, money and peace of mind. The company does next to nothing.

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Technology

Musk plans Twitter check mark feature again, this time with more colors

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At Walmart, a hologram Sam Walton hints at the surreal future of Black Friday shopping

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Musk reviving banned Twitter accounts brings fear of ‘opening the gates of hell’

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World

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Deadly Xinjiang fire stokes discontent over China’s covid restrictions

Videos show firetrucks parked at a distance from the blaze in Urumqi, leading to questions about whether China's coronavirus restrictions worsened the tragedy.

By Christian Shepherd and Lily Kuo