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    What a Heat Wave Looks Like

    Photos capture how dangerously hot it was this weekend across the country.

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    2 Opposing Political Parties, Fighting for Survival, Sue Cuomo

    Two lawsuits accuse New York State leaders of secretly trying to eliminate fusion voting.

    By Jesse McKinley

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    New York State Bans Cat Declawing

    Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo signed the anti-declawing bill into law on Monday. New York is the first state in the country to ban the practice.

    By Elisha Brown

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    In SoHo, Fresh Fruits and the Tarts They Inspire

    A pop-up sells hard-to-find ripe fruit, and the pastry chef Dominique Ansel dedicates a week to fresh fruit tarts.

    By Florence Fabricant

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    A Focaccia That Behaves Like a Pizza

    Focaccia di Recco, a thin bread stuffed with stracchino cheese, is now on the menu at Kesté in the financial district.

    By Florence Fabricant

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    What’s Inside Jeffrey Epstein’s Little Black Book?

    For some named in Mr. Epstein’s address book, there’s confusion about what they’re doing there.

    By Vanessa Friedman and Jonah Engel Bromwich

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    The Summer’s Hottest Takes

    We all have thoughts about this season. Which is the spiciest?

    By The New York Times

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    Jonathan Groff to Lead Off Broadway ‘Little Shop of Horrors’

    The two-time Tony nominee is teaming up with the director Michael Mayer for a Westside Theater production in September.

    By Michael Paulson

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    The Risky Business of Bringing You Lunch

    Monday: When a New Yorker uses a food app, a cyclist faces dilemmas and dangers.

    By Azi Paybarah

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    Living in the First Passive-House High-Rise

    The airtight building on Roosevelt Island has helped one Cornell scientist keep his heating and electricity bills to $30 a month.

    By Kim Velsey

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    Robert Morgenthau, Longtime Manhattan District Attorney, Dies at 99

    Mr. Morgenthau was the bane of mobsters and crooked politicians and a confidant of mayors and governors, who came and went while he stayed on for decades.

    By Robert D. McFadden

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