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Headlines from The New York Times for Sunday, July 31, 2022

Top News

  1. Trained, Armed and Ready. To Teach Kindergarten.

    By Sarah Mervosh

    Page A1

  2. Biden Savors Much-Needed Victories. But Will the Highs Overshadow the Lows?

    By Michael D. Shear

    Page A1

  3. How the Kremlin Is Forcing Ukrainians to Adopt Russian Life

    By Anton Troianovski, Valerie Hopkins, Marc Santora and Michael Schwirtz

    Page A1

Editors' Picks

  1. Gangs Advance on the Seat of Haitian Government Power: ‘Haitians Are Hostages’

    By Maria Abi-Habib and Andre Paultre

    Page A7

  2. Monkeypox Is About to Become the Next Public Health Failure

    By Scott Gottlieb

    Page A18

Today’s Videos

  1. At Least 25 Killed in Kentucky Floods

    By Reuters

  2. Flooding Across Iran Leaves Dozens Dead

    By Reuters and The Associated Press

  3. Protesters Breach Iraqi Parliament for Second Time in a Week

    By Reuters and The Associated Press

World

  1. As Latin America Shifts Left, Leaders Face a Short Honeymoon

    By Julie Turkewitz, Mitra Taj and John Bartlett

    Page A4

  2. A Polish Priest’s War Against Abortion Focuses on Helping Single Mothers

    By Katrin Bennhold and Monika Pronczuk

    Page A1

  3. Palestinian Flags Aren’t Illegal in Israel. They Still Get Torn Down.

    By Raja Abdulrahim

    Page A10

U.S.

  1. ‘We Keep Getting Hit’: Flooded Kentucky Grows Weary After Another Natural Disaster

    By Tricia Fulks Kelley, Rick Rojas and Campbell Robertson

    Page A19

  2. When There’s Arsenic in the Water, but ‘We Have Nowhere to Go’

    By Ana Facio-Krajcer, Jill Cowan and Alex Welsh

    Page A11

  3. A 17-Year-Old Is Killed and 4 Are Hospitalized in River Tubing Stabbing

    By Vimal Patel

Politics

  1. Democrats Got a Climate Bill. Joe Manchin Got Drilling, and More.

    By Brad Plumer and Lisa Friedman

    Page A16

  2. G.O.P. Feuding and Chaos Endanger the Party’s Chances in Michigan

    By Nick Corasaniti and Reid J. Epstein

    Page A1

  3. Kansas Abortion Vote Tests Political Energy in Post-Roe America

    By Katie Glueck

    Page A14

Business

  1. Retail’s ‘Dark Side’: As Inventory Piles Up, Liquidation Warehouses Are Busy

    By Michael Corkery and George Etheredge

    Page A1

  2. It Costs $30 and Saves Lives. Why Don’t Many Hotels Install Carbon Monoxide Alarms?

    By Heather Murphy

  3. Large landlords aggressively moved against renters in the pandemic, a report says.

    By Matthew Goldstein

    Page B4

Technology

  1. Doug Mastriano Faces Criticism Over His Backing From Antisemitic Ally

    By Trip Gabriel

  2. A.I. Predicts the Shape of Nearly Every Protein Known to Science

    By Cade Metz

    Page D5

  3. Instagram rolls back some product changes after user backlash.

    By Kalley Huang and Mike Isaac

    Page B5

Sports

  1. How Indigenous Athletes Are Reclaiming Lacrosse

    By Andrew Keh and Pete Kiehart

    Page A23

  2. What’s Next for LeBron James Jr.?

    By Billy Witz and Adam Zagoria

    Page D2

  3. All of Aaron Judge’s Homers, From 1 to 62

    By Benjamin Hoffman and Eve Washington

    Page B7

Arts

  1. With ‘Surface,’ Gugu Mbatha-Raw Steps Into New Territory

    By Roslyn Sulcas

    Page AR8

  2. A ‘Girl Singer’ and Her Extra Hair Hit the Road

    By Melissa Errico

    Page AR4

  3. ‘Princes Can Be Asian, Too’: A Dancer Breaks Barriers in Ballet

    By Javier C. Hernández

    Page AR5

New York

  1. The Dog Lawyer Doesn’t Care That You Hate Him

    By Hope Corrigan

    Page MB1

  2. The Fight to Save New York’s Extravagantly ’80s Subway Entrance

    By Dodai Stewart

    Page MB1

  3. How a Sushi Chef Spends His Sundays

    By Kaya Laterman

    Page MB2

Media & Advertising

  1. Alex Jones Puts Company Behind Infowars Empire Into Bankruptcy

    By Elizabeth Williamson

    Page A28

  2. In Widening Crackdown, Renowned Journalist Arrested in Guatemala

    By Oscar Lopez

  3. Antenna Group Emerges as Bidder for Vice Media

    By Benjamin Mullin and Lauren Hirsch

    Page B4

Science

  1. Debris From Uncontrolled Chinese Rocket Falls Over Southeast Asian Seas

    By Kenneth Chang

    Page A7

  2. The M.M.A. Doctor’s Dilemma: To Stop or Not to Stop the Fight

    By Oliver Whang

    Page D1

  3. Allergan Reaches Tentative $2.37 Billion Deal to Settle Opioid Suits

    By Jan Hoffman

    Page A16

Magazine

  1. The Barbados Rebellion: An Island Nation’s Fight for Climate Justice

    By Abrahm Lustgarten

  2. Why Was Joshua Held for More Than Two Years for Someone Else’s Crimes?

    By Robert Kolker

    Page MM37

  3. How Much Should I Spend to Keep My Elderly Dog Alive?

    By Kwame Anthony Appiah

    Page MM12

Travel

  1. The Democratization of Airport Lounges

    By Elaine Glusac

    Page B4

  2. Ditching the Car and Enjoying the View on a Trip to the Berkshires

    By Maria Cramer

  3. ‘There’s Something in the Air’ in Italy’s Salento

    By Ondine Cohane

    Page B8

Real Estate

  1. Investing in Real Estate as Self-Care

    By Jennifer Miller

    Page RE1

  2. He Didn’t Plan to Buy a Place on Fire Island. But This Was No Ordinary Home.

    By Tim McKeough

    Page RE6

  3. Planning Her Golden Years in the Golden State: What Could She Afford?

    By Debra Kamin

Fashion & Style

  1. Powwow Season in Full Bloom

    Photographs and Text by Tailyr Irvine

  2. The Polygraph Test That Saved My Marriage

    By Khalid Abdulqaadir

    Page ST6

  3. Highbrow Fashion in Gritty Spaces

    By Steven Kurutz

    Page D2

T Magazine

  1. Five Cocktails to Help Beat the Heat

    By Ed Cumming

  2. On Long Island’s South Shore, a Leisurely Summer Dinner

    By Aliza Abarbanel

  3. From Adam Pendleton, Pancakes That Taste Like Perfection

    By Coco Romack

Obituaries

  1. Charlotte Pomerantz, Inventive Children’s Book Author, Dies at 92

    By Neil Genzlinger

    Page A20

  2. Larry Josephson, Champion of Free-Form Radio, Dies at 83

    By Richard Sandomir

    Page A20

Opinion

  1. The Case Against Commercial Logging in Wildfire-Prone Forests

    By Chad Hanson and Michael Dorsey

  2. The Best Extracurricular May Be an After-School Job

    By Pamela Paul

    Page SR3

  3. Can We Resist the Age of the Algorithm?

    By Ross Douthat