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    Anthony Broadwater on Marshall Street, near Syracuse University, where Ms. Sebold first misidentified him as her rapist.
    CreditBenjamin Cleeton for The New York Times

    He Was Convicted of Raping Alice Sebold. Then the Case Unraveled.

    Anthony Broadwater was exonerated in the 1981 rape of Ms. Sebold, now a best-selling author. When his lawyers saw the trial transcript, they could only wonder what took so long.

     By Corina Knoll, Karen Zraick and Alexandra Alter

  1. Who Gets Abortions in America?

    The typical patient is already a mother; is poor; is unmarried and in her late 20s; and has some college education.

    By Margot Sanger-Katz, Claire Cain Miller and Quoctrung Bui

  2. Keechant Sewell to Become First Woman to Lead N.Y.P.D.

    The selection of Ms. Sewell, the Nassau County chief of detectives, was seen as one of Eric Adams’s most critical appointments as incoming mayor.

    By Emma G. Fitzsimmons, Ali Watkins and Ashley Southall

    Page A1

  3. Judge Rules That Congress Can See Trump’s Tax Returns

    By Charlie Savage

    Page A17

  4. They Said the Tornado Would Hit at 9:30. It Hit at 9:30.

    By Thomas Fuller and Tariro Mzezewa

    Page A16

  5. Fuel Tanker Explodes in Haiti, Killing More Than 60

    By Harold Isaac and Oscar Lopez

    Page A4

  6. Belarus Opposition Leader Is Sentenced to 18 Years in Prison

    By Ivan Nechepurenko

    Page A10

  7. House Seeks Contempt Charge Against Meadows in Jan. 6 Inquiry

    By Luke Broadwater

    Page A1

  8. Congress Approves $2.5 Trillion Debt Limit Increase, Sending It to Biden

    By Emily Cochrane

    Page A20

  9. Feed the Hungry? You’ll Need a Permit for That.

    By Andy Newman

    Page A11

  10. The Fed Meets Amid Faster Inflation and Prepares to React

    By Jeanna Smialek

    Page B1

  11. Worried About Inflation? Here’s What That May Reveal About You.

    By Eduardo Porter

    Page B1

  12. Facing Covid Spike, N.F.L. Mandates Boosters, but Stops Short on Testing

    By Emmanuel Morgan and Robin Stein

    Page B10

  13. Connecting With West Africa’s Plant-Based Past

    By Yewande Komolafe

    Page D1

  14. New York’s Top 10 New Restaurants of 2021

    By Pete Wells

    Page D4

  15. ‘The Royal Tenenbaums’ at 20: When Wes Anderson Imagined New York

    By Jason Bailey

    Page C1

  16. Will Forte Is Still Waiting for ‘MacGruber’ to Blow Up

    By Dave Itzkoff

    Page C1

TODAYS FRONT PAGES

  1. Edition:

International

  1. Italian Bishop Gives Children Harsh News: There Is No Santa Claus

    By Jason Horowitz

    Page A4

  2. Fuel Tanker Explodes in Haiti, Killing More Than 60

    By Harold Isaac and Oscar Lopez

    Page A4

  3. Blinken, in Indonesia, Stresses Soft Power to Counter China

    By Lara Jakes and Sui-Lee Wee

    Page A6

National

  1. Feed the Hungry? You’ll Need a Permit for That.

    By Andy Newman

    Page A11

  2. Sandra Lindsay reflects on her vaccine, 1 year later: ‘I felt like it was my civic duty.’

    By Precious Fondren

    Page A11

  3. Proud Boys Regroup, Focusing on School Boards and Town Councils

    By Sheera Frenkel

    Page A12

Obituaries

  1. Charles R. Morris, Iconoclastic Author on Economics, Dies at 82

    By Sam Roberts

    Page A24

  2. Michael Gargiulo Dies at 95; Documented the Moscow ‘Kitchen Debate’

    By Sam Roberts

    Page A24

  3. Marjorie Tallchief, Acclaimed Ballerina, Is Dead at 95

    By Anna Kisselgoff

    Page A24

Editorials, Op-Ed and Letters

  1. A Scientist’s Guide to Understanding Omicron

    By Jesse Bloom and Sarah Cobey

    Page A26

  2. Biden Should Not Run Again — and He Should Say He Won’t

    By Bret Stephens

    Page A26

  3. The Climate Crisis Is Raging, but We Are Not Powerless

    By Margaret Renkl

    Page A27

Business Day

  1. How Did Turkey’s Economy Go So Wrong?

    By Patricia Cohen

    Page B1

  2. Worried About Inflation? Here’s What That May Reveal About You.

    By Eduardo Porter

    Page B1

  3. The Fed Meets Amid Faster Inflation and Prepares to React

    By Jeanna Smialek

    Page B1

Sports Wednesday

  1. Facing Covid Spike, N.F.L. Mandates Boosters, but Stops Short on Testing

    By Emmanuel Morgan and Robin Stein

    Page B10

  2. Some N.F.L. Teams Face a Financial Cliff Despite Raised Salary Cap

    By Mike Tanier

    Page B11

  3. Phillip Adams Had Severe C.T.E. at the Time of Shootings

    By Jonathan Abrams

    Page B11

The Arts

  1. Will Forte Is Still Waiting for ‘MacGruber’ to Blow Up

    By Dave Itzkoff

    Page C1

  2. ‘The Royal Tenenbaums’ at 20: When Wes Anderson Imagined New York

    By Jason Bailey

    Page C1

  3. For Jazz Musicians in 2021, Two Was the Magic Number

    By Giovanni Russonello

    Page C2

Food

  1. Connecting With West Africa’s Plant-Based Past

    By Yewande Komolafe

    Page D1

  2. 2021 Seen Through 12 Unforgettable Wines

    By Eric Asimov

    Page D3

  3. New York’s Top 10 New Restaurants of 2021

    By Pete Wells

    Page D4

Pages A2-A3 and Corrections

  1. Quotation of the Day: Shifting Trends for Abortions Since the ’70s

    Page A3

  2. Corrections: Dec. 15, 2021

    Page A23