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Biden Tells Allies He Knows He Has Only Days to Salvage Candidacy
President Biden has told key allies that he knows the coming days are crucial and understands that he may not be able to salvage his candidacy if he cannot convince voters that he is up to the job after a disastrous debate performance last week. According to two allies who have spoken with him, Mr. Biden has emphasized that he is still deeply committed to the fight for re-election but understands
Kabosu, Shiba Inu Who Helped Define the Doge Meme, Dies at 18
Kabosu, a Shiba Inu whose “much wow” face helped launch one of the defining memes of the last decade and inspired the cryptocurrency Dogecoin, died on Friday. She was 18 years old. She “crossed the rainbow bridge” on Friday, her owner Atsuko Sato said on social media, adding that she died without suffering, and as Ms. Sato was petting her. She died at home in Sakura, a city east of Tokyo, Ms. Sato
A Brutal Sex Trade Built for American Soldiers
DONGDUCHEON, South Korea — When Cho Soon-ok was 17 in 1977, three men kidnapped and sold her to a pimp in Dongducheon, a town north of Seoul. She was about to begin high school, but instead of pursuing her dream of becoming a ballerina, she was forced to spend the next five years under the constant watch of her pimp, going to a nearby club for sex work. Her customers: American soldiers. The euphem
Ronnie Spector, Who Brought Edge to Girl-Group Sound, Dies at 78 (Published 2022)
Ronnie Spector, the lead singer of the Ronettes, the 1960s vocal trio that gave a passionate, bad-girl edge to pop’s girl-group sound with hits like “Be My Baby” and “Baby, I Love You,” died on Wednesday. She was 78. She died after “a brief battle with cancer,” according to a statement from her family, which gave no further details. With high-piled hair, tight outfits and seductive looks, the thre
China Ramps Up a War of Words, Warning the U.S. of Its Red Lines (Published 2020)
The soldiers run through the forest, through the surf, through smoke and flames, ready to die for the motherland. The video, one of a series that has recently appeared online in China, climaxes with the launch of nine ballistic missiles and a fiery barrage of explosions. “If war breaks out,” a chorus sings, “this is my answer.” Chinese propaganda is rarely subtle or particularly persuasive, but th
Opinion | Japan Can’t Handle the Coronavirus. Can It Host the Olympics? (Published 2020)
TOKYO — The Japanese government’s response to the coronavirus outbreak has been staggeringly incompetent. Why, when so much is at stake for Japan, especially as the host country of the Olympics this summer? The first infection in Japan was confirmed on Jan. 28. The World Health Organization declared the coronavirus to be “a public health emergency of international concern” on Jan. 30. But it took
South Korea Says It Will End Intelligence-Sharing Deal With Japan, Adding to Tensions (Published 2019)
South Korea said on Thursday that it would abandon a military intelligence-sharing pact with Japan, a move that dramatically escalates tensions between the two countries and underscores the United States’ diminishing leadership in the region. The South Korean decision on renewing the security agreement — a pact the United States had pushed in part to ensure tight monitoring of North Korea’s missil
What Is Hungary’s ‘Slave Law,’ and Why Has It Provoked Opposition? (Published 2018)
A measure raising the amount of hours that employers can ask Hungarians to work has faced unusually sustained protests, including this march in a near-freezing Budapest on Friday.Credit...Laszlo Balogh/Getty Images LONDON — Viktor Orban, the far-right prime minister of Hungary, has been confronted by an unusually persistent wave of street protests after pushing through a bill this month that could
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