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San Francisco Will Sue Ultraprocessed Food Companies

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Par :Heather Knight
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The city attorney accuses large manufacturers of causing diseases that have burdened governments with public health costs.

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David Chiu, the city attorney of San Francisco, will file a lawsuit against a host of companies that make ultraprocessed foods.
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What Michael Dell’s Blockbuster Donation Means for Philanthropy

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Par :Andrew Ross Sorkin · Bernhard Warner · Sarah Kessler · Michael J. de la Merced · Niko Gallogly · Brian O’Keefe · Nicholas Kulish · Ian Mount and Lauren Hirsch
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Michael Dell and his wife, Susan Dell, plan to give away billions of dollars to fund investment accounts for children in the United States.

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Michael and Susan Dell, seen here in 2014, said they would pledge $6.25 billion to fund investment accounts for roughly 25 million children.
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What to Know About Trump Accounts for Children and Eligibility After Dell Donation

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Par :Ron Lieber and Nicholas Kulish
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Next year, Michael and Susan Dell plan to move $250 into the new Trump accounts of millions of children under 10. You’ll need to live in the right ZIP code.

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Michael Dell, chairman and chief executive of Dell Technologies, and his wife, Susan, announced that they were donating $6.25 billion to benefit about 25 million children.
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Who Gets a Presidential Pardon?

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Par :Sam Sifton
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We examine President Trump’s approach to using his pardon power.

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President Trump
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Supreme Court to Hear Dispute Over Anti-Abortion Center Donor Records

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Par :Abbie VanSickle
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The legal fight involves an attempt by New Jersey’s Attorney General to subpoena crisis pregnancy center records.

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The Supreme Court will hear arguments on Tuesday in the dispute, which arose the year after justices overturned the constitutional right to abortion.
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Kristi Noem Recommends New Travel Ban After National Guard Shooting

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Par :Chris Cameron
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Kristi Noem, the secretary of homeland security, equated immigrants to “foreign invaders” as she called for an expanded travel ban. President Trump reposted her statement.

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A message from Kristi Noem displayed at the security checkpoint at the Hartsfield-Jackson Airport in Atlanta last month.
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Mandela Barnes Enters Wisconsin Governor Race, Joining Crowded Field of Democrats

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Par :Reid J. Epstein and Katie Glueck
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The former lieutenant governor is the best-known candidate in a crowded field, but some state Democrats have cooled on him since he lost a Senate bid in 2022.

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Mandela Barnes, the former lieutenant governor of Wisconsin, is a progressive who has maintained a large fund-raising network since his 2022 Senate race.
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Vaccine Committee May Make Significant Changes to Childhood Schedule

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Par :Apoorva Mandavilli
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Comments by President Trump, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and some panelists suggest the committee is likely to delay hepatitis B shots and discuss revising the use of other vaccines.

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Trump administration officials have suggested breaking up combination vaccines, including those for measles, mumps and rubella, into separate shots.
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What Makes a Four-Star Restaurant? Our Critics Break It Down.

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Par :Patrick Farrell
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As Ligaya Mishan gives highest honors to a Japanese kaiseki counter in New York, she and Tejal Rao discuss what goes into the decision.

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A sampling of seafood dishes at Le Bernardin, which has had four stars since it opened in 1986.
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Four-Star Restaurant Review for Yamada

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Par :Ligaya Mishan
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The ever-changing menu at this unshowy restaurant in Chinatown exemplifies the subtle art of the most rarefied form of Japanese cooking.

© Yuvraj Khanna for The New York Times

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Could Weight Loss Drugs Turn Fat Cats Into Svelte Ozempets?

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Par :Emily Anthes
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GLP-1 drugs for pets could be the next frontier for the blockbuster weight loss and diabetes drugs.

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Recent estimates suggest that roughly 60 percent of the nation’s cats and dogs are obese, and hundreds of thousands of cats and dogs have diabetes.
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Marcos vs. Marcos: The New Front in Philippine Politics

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Par :Aie Balagtas See
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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is under fire for an enormous graft scandal that is unfolding under his watch. One prominent voice is his sister Senator Imee Marcos.

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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and his sister Senator Imee Marcos at a rally in Laoag City, Philippines, in February. Since then, they have taken swipes at each other in public.
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The Medical Case for Self-Driving Cars

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Par :Jonathan Slotkin
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Compared to human drivers, Waymo cars were involved in 91 percent fewer crashes that resulted in serious injuries.

© Photo illustration by Kristie Bailey/The New York Times

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Democrats in New Jersey Ram Through Bill to Defang a Corruption Watchdog

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Par :Tracey Tully
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A State Senate committee moved to weaken an office that investigates police misconduct and government waste. Senator Andy Kim spoke in opposition but was cut off after three minutes.

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Right to left: Kevin Walsh, New Jersey’s comptroller; Matthew Platkin, the state’s attorney general; and Senator Andy Kim; waited more than four hours to testify about a bill that would weaken a watchdog agency.
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School Integration Has Lost Steam. Will Mamdani Revive It in New York?

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Par :Troy Closson
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Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has spoken about integrating America’s largest education system in striking terms rarely heard from big city leaders.

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Zohran Mamdani, the mayor-elect of New York City, was the only candidate in the general election to name school desegregation as a priority.
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