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Headlines from The New York Times for Sunday, July 10, 2022

Top News

  1. Fears of Another Gas Shock Drive Biden to Seek Price Cap on Russian Oil

    By Jim Tankersley

    Page A1

  2. Ukraine and the Contest of Global Stamina

    By Peter Baker and David E. Sanger

    Page A1

  3. Sri Lanka’s Leader Will Resign, Ally Says, After Protesters Storm Residence

    By Skandha Gunasekara and Mujib Mashal

    Page A1

Editors' Picks

  1. ‘I Felt Trapped’: Sexual Abuse of Teens in the Military’s J.R.O.T.C. Program

    By Mike Baker, Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs, Ilana Marcus and Mary F. Calvert

    Page A1

  2. The Mayor Who Never Sleeps

    By Maureen Dowd

    Page SR4

Today’s Videos

  1. Protesters in Sri Lanka Storm Presidential Residence

    By The Associated Press and Reuters

  2. ‘Keep Fighting’: Protesters Demand Action on Abortion Rights

    By Reuters

  3. Blinken Presses China on Russian Aggression in Ukraine

    By The Associated Press

World

  1. ‘It’s Like Parallel Realities’: Rituals of Life and Death Blur in a Vibrant Ukrainian City

    By Megan Specia and Emile Ducke

    Page A8

  2. Desperate for Recruits, Russia Launches a ‘Stealth Mobilization’

    By Neil MacFarquhar

    Page A1

  3. A Memory That Moves: A Decrepit Hong Kong Double-Decker Bus Gets New Life

    By Tiffany May

    Page A4

U.S.

  1. One Small Step for Democracy in a ‘Live Free or Die’ Town

    By Dan Barry

    Page A1

  2. Arizona Law Bans People From Recording Police Within Eight Feet

    By Amanda Holpuch

    Page A17

  3. Man Who Swung Bat at Squeegee Workers in Baltimore Is Fatally Shot

    By Vimal Patel

    Page A15

Politics

  1. At 79, Biden Is Testing the Boundaries of Age and the Presidency

    By Peter Baker

    Page A1

  2. Jan. 6 Panel Questions Cipollone on Pardons and Trump’s Election Claims

    By Luke Broadwater and Maggie Haberman

    Page A20

  3. The Strident Writings of a Young Blake Masters Dog His Senate Run

    By Jonathan Weisman

    Page A11

Business

  1. Lonely Last Days in the Suburban Office Park

    By Emily Badger and Lila Barth

    Page BU1

  2. How One Restaurateur Transformed America’s Energy Industry

    By Jake Bittle

    Page MM32

  3. China Offers Women Perks for Having Babies. Single Moms Don’t Qualify.

    By Alexandra Stevenson

    Page B1

Technology

  1. What’s Next in the Elon Musk-Twitter Saga? A Court Battle

    By Lauren Hirsch and Kate Conger

    Page A20

  2. Secret Service Director to Step Down and Join Maker of Snapchat

    By Eileen Sullivan

    Page A19

  3. ‘Ready to Rock, You Guys?’ The Winklevoss Twins Play Amagansett.

    By George Gurley

    Page D7

Sports

  1. With a Wimbledon Title, Elena Rybakina Finally Cracks a Smile

    By Christopher Clarey

    Page A24

  2. Jake Paul Is Aiming for Boxing Legitimacy, and Collecting Seashells

    By Kris Rhim

    Page B9

  3. ‘The Sinker Is Going to Be My Ticket’

    By Tyler Kepner

    Page A26

Arts

  1. When Paying Dues Doesn’t Pay the Rent, How Does the Theater Survive?

    By Jesse Green

    Page AR6

  2. A Walk in Their Heels: Meet the Hustle Evangelist

    By Margaret Fuhrer

    Page AR5

  3. A Self-Taught Artist Takes His Roadside Acropolis North

    By Randy Kennedy

    Page AR13

New York

  1. In N.Y.C. Apartments, the Ants Go Marching Up

    By Dodai Stewart

    Page A15

  2. Where Is Pete Panto?

    By Helene Stapinski

    Page MB4

  3. With Roe Overturned, Austin’s Loss Could Be Brooklyn’s Gain

    By Ginia Bellafante

    Page MB3

Media & Advertising

  1. The Nice-Guy Lawyer for America’s Tabloid Villains

    By Katherine Rosman

    Page BU1

  2. Disinformation Has Become Another Untouchable Problem in Washington

    By Steven Lee Myers and Eileen Sullivan

    Page B1

  3. In ‘The Bear’ on Hulu, a Kitchen Staff Is Nearly Eaten Alive

    By Julia Moskin

    Page D1

Science

  1. The Quest by Circadian Medicine to Make the Most of Our Body Clocks

    By Kim Tingley

    Page MM26

  2. Biodiversity Crisis Affects Billions Who Rely on Wild Species, Researchers Say

    By Elena Shao

    Page D5

  3. It Hides Under the Soil With a Bottomless Appetite for Meat

    By Carolyn Wilke

    Page D2

Magazine

  1. His PTSD, and My Struggle to Live With It

    By Virginia Eubanks

    Page MM37

  2. Is the Future of American Opera Unfolding in Detroit?

    By Mark Binelli

    Page MM20

  3. My Wife and I Lied About Our Son’s Death. Can I Come Clean if She Won’t?

    By Kwame Anthony Appiah

    Page MM14

Travel

  1. ‘A One-Hour Layover Is Not Enough Anymore’: A Flight Attendant’s Tips on Surviving Travel Now

    By Kristie Koerbel

    Page B4

  2. Famous for Happiness, and Limits on Tourism, Bhutan Will Triple Fees to Visit

    By Ceylan Yeginsu

    Page B6

  3. Pass the Chowder, and the Curry: Jamaican Chefs Add to Cape Cod’s Culinary Delights

    By Luke Pyenson

    Page B5

Real Estate

  1. Dressing Your Home for Success

    By Daniel Bortz

    Page RE3

  2. Kevin McKenzie and Martine van Hamel: On the Zen of Escaping City Life

    By Joanne Kaufman

    Page RE13

  3. In Your Enthusiasm for Planting, Don’t Forget About the Trees

    By Margaret Roach

    Page RE12

Fashion & Style

  1. The Age of Distracti-pression

    By Casey Schwartz

    Page ST7

  2. Don’t Toss Those Old Sneakers

    By Laura Rysman and Gus Powell

    Page ST1

  3. Valentino’s Roman Marvels

    By Vanessa Friedman

T Magazine

  1. The Enduring Appeal of the Self-Taught Artist

    By Max Lakin

  2. Being Marina Abramović, Even When No One’s Looking

    By Thessaly La Force

  3. When a Professor Trades the Academy for an Art Career of His Own

    By Adriane Quinlan

Obituaries

  1. Luis Echeverría Alvarez, Former President of Mexico, Dies at 100

    By Jonathan Kandell

    Page A21

  2. Bill J. Allen, Alaska Businessman at the Center of Scandal, Dies at 85

    By Clay Risen

    Page A21

  3. Tony Sirico, an Eccentric Gangster on ‘The Sopranos,’ Dies at 79

    By Anita Gates

    Page A22

Opinion

  1. What the Biden Administration Could Do Now to Protect Abortion Rights

    By The Editorial Board

    Page SR8

  2. The Supreme Court Dealt a Terrible Blow to Children’s Health

    By Frederica Perera and Kari Nadeau

    Page A23

  3. The Postwar Japan That Shinzo Abe Built

    By Tobias Harris