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Headlines from The New York Times for Thursday, July 7, 2022

Top News

  1. Comey and McCabe, Who Infuriated Trump, Both Faced Intensive I.R.S. Audits

    By Michael S. Schmidt

    Page A1

  2. Boris Johnson will step down as prime minister.

    By Mark Landler, Megan Specia and Stephen Castle

  3. Biden Promised to Stay Above the Fray, but Democrats Want a Fighter

    By Michael D. Shear

    Page A1

Editors' Picks

  1. With Rising Book Bans, Librarians Have Come Under Attack

    By Elizabeth A. Harris and Alexandra Alter

    Page A1

  2. A Viable Third Party Is Coming, and It’s Starting With a New Jersey Lawsuit

    By Tom Malinowski

    Page SR3

Today’s Videos

  1. Man Accused in Fourth of July Parade Attack Held Without Bail

    By The Associated Press

  2. Man Who Shot Nipsey Hussle Is Convicted of Murder

    By Reuters

  3. Mass Funeral Held for Teenagers Killed in South Africa Tavern

    By Reuters

World

  1. Ukraine’s Herculean Task: Helping Millions Whose Homes Are in Ruins or Russia’s Hands

    By Emma Bubola and Megan Specia

    Page A1

  2. Mass Funeral Deepens Mystery: Why Did 21 South African Teens Die in Tavern?

    By Lynsey Chutel and Zipo-zenkosi Ncokazi

    Page A4

  3. A Year Since a President’s Murder, Haitians Keep Waiting to Hit Rock Bottom

    By Maria Abi-Habib

    Page A6

U.S.

  1. Highland Park Shooting Reveals Limits of Illinois’s Gun Restrictions

    By Mitch Smith, Campbell Robertson, Frances Robles and Serge F. Kovaleski

    Page A1

  2. The Shrinking of the Middle-Class Neighborhood

    By Sophie Kasakove and Robert Gebeloff

    Page A12

  3. Man Who Shot the Rapper Nipsey Hussle Is Convicted of Murder

    By Jill Cowan and Joe Coscarelli

    Page A19

Politics

  1. Fed Moves Toward Another Big Rate Increase as Inflation Lingers

    By Jeanna Smialek

    Page A1

  2. The Rise of the Far-Right Latina

    By Jennifer Medina

    Page A10

  3. Democrats Offer Plan to Cut Drug Costs, Seeking Climate and Tax Deal

    By Emily Cochrane and Margot Sanger-Katz

    Page A15

Business

  1. Officials Balked at a Drug Company’s Tax Shelter. Auditors Approved It Anyway.

    By Jesse Drucker

    Page B1

  2. Europe, Facing Energy Shortages, Moves to Shore Up Providers

    By Melissa Eddy and Stanley Reed

    Page B6

  3. Biden administration seeks to curb student loan interest and simplify relief programs.

    By Stacy Cowley

    Page B7

Technology

  1. Start-Up Funding Falls the Most It Has Since 2019

    By Erin Griffith

    Page B1

  2. Parents Sue TikTok, Saying Children Died After Viewing ‘Blackout Challenge’

    By Michael Levenson and April Rubin

  3. Steam Deck Review: A Game Console for the Quintessential Gamer

    By Brian X. Chen

    Page B7

Sports

  1. Will Nadal Be Ready for His Wimbledon Semifinal and Kyrgios?

    By Christopher Clarey

    Page B8

  2. Yankees’ Update on Aaron Judge: There Will Be No Updates

    By James Wagner

    Page B10

  3. Former President of U.S.A. Softball Accused of Abusing Minors

    By Kris Rhim

    Page B10

Arts

  1. Her ‘Chagall’ Is Headed for the Trash. How’s That for Caveat Emptor?

    By Colin Moynihan

    Page C1

  2. Tobias Kratzer Is Leading Opera’s Next Generation of Directors

    By Joshua Barone

    Page C1

  3. U.K. Museums Face a Sticky Problem From Climate Protests

    By Alex Marshall

    Page C3

New York

  1. Real Estate Firm Tied to Trump Inquiry Fined for Contempt of Court

    By Matthew Haag and Ben Protess

    Page A19

  2. N.Y.C. Ferry System Lost Track of $224 Million, Audit Finds

    By Ana Ley

    Page A20

  3. Five Boroughs, Five Days, One Question

    By Dodai Stewart and Elias Williams

    Page A14

Media & Advertising

  1. After ‘Rocketman’, Taron Egerton Transforms Again for ‘Black Bird’

    By Sarah Bahr

    Page AR8

  2. A Chameleon Flies From ‘The Blacklist’ to ‘The Kite Runner’

    By Laura Zornosa

    Page AR5

  3. Where TikTok-Like Dance Challenges Meet Network TV

    By Margaret Fuhrer

    Page AR6

Science

  1. Cancer Drug Greatly Reduces Deaths in Hospitalized Covid Patients

    By Carl Zimmer

    Page A17

  2. F.D.A. Lets Juul Appeal Ban and Stay on the Market During a Review

    By Christina Jewett

    Page A17

  3. Bird Flu May Have Caused Seal Strandings

    By Emily Anthes

Fashion & Style

  1. When a Bra Won’t Cut It

    By Madeleine Aggeler

    Page D8

  2. Ken Auletta Finally Wrote the Harvey Weinstein Story He Wanted to Tell

    By Maureen Dowd

    Page D1

  3. The Thirst for Merch

    By Anna Grace Lee

    Page D2

Obituaries

  1. Willie Lee Morrow, Barber Who Popularized the Afro Pick, Dies at 82

    By Clay Risen

    Page A21

  2. Bradford Freeman, Last of the ‘Band of Brothers,’ Dies at 97

    By Richard Goldstein

    Page A21

Opinion

  1. Tell Me if You’ve Heard This Story Before

    By Laila Lalami

    Page SR2

  2. Americans Are Losing Their Right to Not Conform

    By Melissa Murray

    Page A21

  3. The End of the Illusion That Smoking Is a Choice

    By Sarah Milov