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Are Israel and Hezbollah Headed Toward an “Open-Ended Battle”? [327d]
With “143,” Katy Perry Is No Longer In On the Joke [327d]
The Case for Having Lots of Kids [327d]
Daily Cartoon: Monday, September 23rd [327d]
Which Party Has Cornered the Tattoo Vote? [327d]
Pierre-Emmanuel Lyet’s “Shadow Story” [327d]
The Lawyer Who Wants to Paint You [327d]
Luigi Ciotti, the Priest Who Helps Women in the Mob Escape [327d]
Donald Trump’s Many Lucky Breaks [327d]
Sebastian Stan’s Crash Course in Becoming Trump [327d]
The Letters of Oliver Sacks [327d]
Letters from Our Readers [327d]
The Roots of the Tony-Winning “Stereophonic” [327d]
Briefly Noted Book Reviews [327d]
Sophie Is Gone. Her Music Lives On [327d]
Color, Class, and Carnality Collide in Alan Hollinghurst’s New Novel [327d]
Is It Time to Torch the Constitution? [327d]
“I Nearly Died from the Socratic Method,” by Diane Seuss [327d]
“Old Movies,” by Robert Pinsky [327d]
Can Your Stomach Handle a Meal at Alchemist? [327d]
If You Give a Mouse a Stress Test [327d]
Meridian Brothers’ New Form of Latin Music [327d]
Among the Gaza Protest Voters [327d]