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Cloaked in Anonymity, Israeli Soldiers Describe Mass Civilian Killings in ‘NAZA’

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The 2026 Booker Prize Shortlist Is ‘Writing at Its Best’

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A New Book Honors 'Winnie-the-Pooh' for His 100th Birthday

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Dolly Parton, One of Country’s Biggest Stars, Has Died at Age 80

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‘Dreams in Nightmares’ Is a Road-Trip Movie About Living on Your Own Terms

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The Grueling Fight Over Who Profits From AI Music

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In ‘Etna,’ a Canine Narrator Delivers a Poignant Anti-War Message

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Why Global Netflix Viewers Are Bingeing South African Soap, ‘The Polygamist’

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‘Lucky’ Is a Crime Series That Starts Mid-Caper — and Dares You to Keep Up

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A New Book Tracks the Case of a Murdered Teen Through a Broken Legal System

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A Cavalcade of International Stars Headlined the World Cup’s First-Ever Halftime Show

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An Eco-Journalist Takes on Big Tech in This Modern Twist on the Heist Novel

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