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Headlines from The New York Times for Thursday, July 14, 2022

Top News

  1. Inflation Soared in June, Pinching Consumers and Challenging Policymakers

    By Jeanna Smialek

    Page A1

  2. Gas Prices, a Big Inflation Factor, Are Coming Down Sharply

    By Clifford Krauss

    Page A1

  3. Elite Colleges’ Quiet Fight to Favor Alumni Children

    By Stephanie Saul

    Page A1

Editors' Picks

  1. How Demand for Twigs Is Bringing Down a Rainforest

    By Dionne Searcey and Ashley Gilbertson

    Page A1

  2. Please Laugh About My Abortion With Me

    By Alison Leiby

World

  1. In West Africa and Beyond, Mali’s Famed Manuscripts Are Put to Use

    By Ruth Maclean

    Page A4

  2. Israel Works With Arab Allies to Down Drones, in Sign of Growing Ties

    By Ronen Bergman and Patrick Kingsley

    Page A1

  3. Chaos Engulfs Sri Lanka as Protesters Demand Ouster of Interim Leader

    By Emily Schmall, Skandha Gunasekara and Mujib Mashal

    Page A5

U.S.

  1. How to Save an Ancient, Giant Tree From a Wildfire

    By Livia Albeck-Ripka

    Page A12

  2. Video Deepens Uvalde Families’ Pain as Questions on Response Remain

    By Edgar Sandoval and J. David Goodman

    Page A17

  3. Suspect Is Arrested in Ohio After Rape of 10-Year-Old Girl

    By Ava Sasani

    Page A19

Politics

  1. As Faith Flags in U.S. Government, Many Voters Want to Upend the System

    By Reid J. Epstein

    Page A13

  2. U.S. Tells Pharmacists Not to Withhold Pills That Can Cause Abortion

    By Sheryl Gay Stolberg

    Page A14

  3. Ex-Georgia Mayor Gets Nearly 5 Years in Prison for Stealing Covid Relief Money

    By Alex Traub

Business

  1. Airlines’ Challenge Is Cutting Costs, Not Filling Seats

    By Niraj Chokshi

    Page B1

  2. Euro Falls to Equal the U.S. Dollar for the First Time in 20 Years

    By Eshe Nelson

    Page B1

  3. In Portugal, Taking a Dive Into Sardines

    By Lily Puckett

Technology

  1. Netflix turns to Microsoft to help build its new ad-supported service.

    By John Koblin

  2. Gates Foundation Adds $20 Billion to Its Coffers

    By Nicholas Kulish

    Page B1

Sports

  1. N.F.L. Players Pay a Small Price When Accused of Violence Against Women

    By Jenny Vrentas

    Page B6

  2. Royals Will Play Without 10 Unvaccinated Players in Toronto

    By Benjamin Hoffman

  3. Beauty of the Old Course Upstages LIV Golf Angst, for Now

    By Christopher Clarey

    Page B7

Arts

  1. The Saga of a World War II Ancestor of Miss Piggy, Bert and Yoda

    By Adam Nagourney

    Page C1

  2. This Trumpeter’s Legacy Also Includes Composing String Quartets

    By Seth Colter Walls

    Page C1

  3. In a New Census, Dance/NYC Wants to Count Every Dance Worker

    By Rachel Sherman

    Page C9

New York

  1. Why City Workers in New York Are Quitting in Droves

    By Dana Rubinstein and Emma G. Fitzsimmons

    Page A1

  2. Funding for Penn Station Plan Could Fall $3 Billion Short, Report Says

    By Patrick McGeehan

    Page A18

  3. Rescuer Describes Passengers’ Terror After Boat Capsized in Hudson River

    By Hurubie Meko, Téa Kvetenadze and Karen Zraick

    Page A18

Science

  1. Drug-Resistant Infections in Hospitals Soared During the Pandemic, C.D.C. Says

    By Andrew Jacobs

    Page A12

Fashion & Style

  1. With Tennis Style, It’s Hard to Ace the Classics

    By Guy Trebay

    Page D5

  2. Love and Carriage

    By Daphne Merkin

    Page D4

  3. Victoria’s Secret and What’s Sexy Now

    By Vanessa Friedman

    Page D1

Obituaries

  1. Adam Wade, Network Game Show Pioneer, Is Dead at 87

    By Sam Roberts

    Page A21

  2. Spider Webb, Tattoo Artist With a Defiant Streak, Dies at 78

    By Neil Genzlinger

    Page A21

Opinion

  1. Joe Biden Has a Saudi Problem

    By Yasmine Farouk

    Page A23

  2. How I Became a Pathological Liar

    By Joshua Hunt

    Page SR12

  3. Mitt Romney Is Inventing Policies for a Fantasy G.O.P.

    By Jamelle Bouie