Jubilation, and Some Stalling, as U.S. Absorbs Court’s Ruling
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The action came hours after the Greek prime minister called for a referendum on the creditors’ terms and seemed to bring a bitter end to months of discussions of how or whether to continue providing bailout loans to Athens.
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President Obama delivered the eulogy at a funeral for the Rev. Clementa C. Pinckney, who was among the nine people killed in a mass shooting at a church in Charleston, S.C.
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Working in the System to Disrupt Brazilian Politics
Roberto Mangabeira Unger, a Harvard philosopher born in Brazil and raised in Manhattan, has settled into a career as a public figure charged with fostering long-term thinking.
Pakistani Taliban Blame Electric Firm for Heat Deaths
The group warned that they would take action against K-Electric if power outages continued to plague the southern port city of Karachi.
Indian Beef Workers Fight to Bring Back Bull Market
A law banning beef in the state of Maharashtra, which includes Mumbai, has left more than a million people scrambling to save their livelihoods.
Women’s World Cup: U.S. Defeats China
Carli Lloyd’s goal in the 51st minute lifted the United States to another narrow victory, sending the team to the semifinals, where it will face Germany.
‘I Don’t Believe in God, but I Believe in Lithium’
The author writes about a 20-year struggle with bipolar disorder.
At 45, Glastonbury Festival Endures
Michael Eavis, the English dairy farmer who founded this vast, bucolic arts event, talks about its early days and the ingredients of its success.
A Profound Ruling Delivers Justice on Gay Marriage
Justice Anthony Kennedy’s opinion follows the arc of history in securing more freedom under the Constitution.
Welcome, Everyone, to the Right to Marry
At least now we all have the right to the unique pleasures of married life.
Saving the Cows, Starving the Children
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party talks about economic growth. So why is it letting religion get in the way of nutrition?
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