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Los colombianos no quieren ser tratados como espectadores. Presidente Duque, salga del estudio
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Friday, April 30, 2021
By Sinar Alvarado from NYT en Español
What to Know About India’s Coronavirus Crisis
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Joshua Duggar of ‘19 Kids and Counting’ Pleads Not Guilty to Child Pornography Charges
By Christine Hauser from NYT U.S.
Police Find More Than 90 People Crammed Into a Houston Home
By Jesus Jiménez from NYT U.S.
Google’s Plan for the Future of Work: Privacy Robots and Balloon Walls
By Daisuke Wakabayashi and Cayce Clifford from NYT Technology
Want to Move to Our Town? Here’s $10,000 and a Free Bike.
By Alyson Krueger from NYT Real Estate
‘Death Is the Only Truth.’ Watching India’s Funeral Pyres Burn.
By Aman Sethi from NYT Opinion
100 U.S. colleges will require vaccinations to attend in-person classes in the fall.
By Cierra S. Queen and Jordan Allen from NYT U.S.
Inside the Chauvin Jury Room: 11 of 12 Jurors Were Ready to Convict Right Away
By Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs from NYT U.S.
What Is ‘Cheugy’? You Know It When You See It.
By Taylor Lorenz from NYT Style
Good Luck to Republicans if Biden’s Family Plan Becomes Law
By Paul Krugman from NYT Opinion
Why Wildfires Are Raging Early in the West Due to Drought and Climate Change
Firefighters in New Mexico, Arizona and California are battling springtime blazes that have been fueled by a severe drought and boosted by climate change.
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Where Is the New York Mayor’s Race Headed?
Andrew Yang is leading. Scott Stringer is under a cloud. Their rivals are jostling for a boost of momentum.
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Biden Bans Travel from India
As they discussed the decision this week, top health officials warned the White House about uncertainty over how vaccines might respond to a homegrown virus variant in India.
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To Promote His Infrastructure Plan, Biden Revisits ‘Amtrak Joe’ Days
Mr. Biden’s visit to a Philadelphia Amtrak station is a message that his agenda includes plenty of money for traditional projects like railroads, bridges and tunnels.
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Eli Broad, Who Helped Reshape Los Angeles, Dies at 87
The businessman, who made a fortune in home-building and insurance, spent lavishly to try to make the city a cultural capital.
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Fire Strikes Covid Hospital Ward in India.
The news compounded the sense of despair overwhelming the nation of 1.4 billion, now suffering the worst pandemic wave anywhere.
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With Florida Bill, Republicans Continue Unrelenting Push to Restrict Voting
Republican lawmakers are marching ahead to overhaul voting systems in states where they control the government, frustrating Democrats and even some G.O.P. election officials. Next up: Texas.
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McConnell Attacks Biden Rule’s Antiracism Focus, Calling It ‘Divisive’
The minority leader joined Republicans in protesting a proposal to promote teaching about systemic racism and the consequences of slavery, saying it would indoctrinate students with “a slanted story.”
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Thursday, April 29, 2021
Many Dead in Stampede at Israel Religious Celebration
An estimated 100,000 people had gathered to celebrate the feast of Lag b’Omer. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the episode a “terrible disaster.”
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America Is Brutal to Parents. Biden Is Trying to Change That.
We're finally on the cusp of a humane family policy.
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De Blasio Promises a Summer to Remember in NY. Can He Deliver?
A pledge from Mayor Bill de Blasio that New York City would fully reopen on July 1 brought hope. But his vision of a city reborn faces significant obstacles.
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Wednesday, April 28, 2021
“In the process, while this was all going on, the economy created more than 1,300,000 new jobs in 100 days. More new jobs in the first 100 days than any president on record.”
“We’re also providing rental assistance — you all know this but the American people, I want to make sure they understand — keeping people from being evicted from their homes.”
“The climate crisis is not our fight alone, either. It’s a global fight. The United States accounts for less than 15% of carbon emissions. The rest of the world accounts for 85%”
Analysis: Biden is betting the pandemic has reset voters’ views of how much federal spending is too much.
Biden, Calling for Big Government, Bets on a Nation Tested by Crisis
The president’s speech laying out trillions of dollars in new economic proposals plays to voters’ warm feelings toward federal aid in the coronavirus pandemic.
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3 Indicted on Federal Hate Crime Charges in Ahmaud Arbery Shooting
The Justice Department’s announcement of the charges was the latest in a string of moves to make civil rights protections a priority.
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Did the 2020 Census Undercount the Hispanic Population?
Officials from both parties say the census numbers released this week raise questions about the totals, with Democrats contending that the Hispanic population was undercounted.
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