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The Baltimore Sun has been acquired in a private deal by David D. Smith, executive chairman of Hunt Valley-based television station owner Sinclair Inc.
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Satellite imagery taken Monday morning shows the substantial scale of one of Israel’s main advances into northern Gaza, where hundreds of armored vehicles have pushed miles past the border into urban areas on the outskirts of Gaza City. nyti.ms/3SEW1uX

Applications are open for our 2024 NYT Graphics fellowship! Do you have experience telling stories with data and visuals? Do you thrive on collaborative teams? If so, tell us about yourself here: nyti.ms/3s4RaZ6

The advance of the Ukrainian counteroffensive must face great challenges to advance on the ground occupied by the Russians. I did some illustrations to explain it better: nyti.ms/3qXXekW #UkraineWar

Dozens of clinics have closed or halted abortions since Roe fell last year. We set out to see what happened to them & their communities.

Grateful to have been able to work on this project with Simone Landon Meghan Louttit Amy Schoenfeld Walker Allison McCann & many others.
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More than 100 scientific studies show that abortion pills are safe. But anti-abortion groups have asked a federal judge to block the use of the drugs, arguing that they are dangerous. nyti.ms/3M8C24c

More than 40% of the country’s providers offer medication abortions only — Amy Schoenfeld Walker and I took a look at what the federal case over abortion pills could mean for nationwide access nytimes.com/interactive/20…

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Read Amy Schoenfeld Walker on how exceptions to state abortion bans are more symbolic than real. Women who are raped or have serious health complications generally still need to travel out of state. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Important piece today on abortion exceptions by Amy Schoenfeld Walker. Why are exceptions so contested, and why have so few doctors made use of them? History helps with this. Thread.
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Many state abortion bans include exceptions, but in practice few are granted. Louisiana has reported zero abortions and Mississippi has reported no more than two. Incredible work by Amy Schoenfeld Walker nytimes.com/interactive/20…

The proposed federal ban on abortion after 15 weeks would come early in the 2nd trimester, before common screenings for certain health conditions and fetal abnormalities. A look at where current state abortion bans fall on the timeline of pregnancy: nytimes.com/interactive/20…

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Near-total bans on abortion took effect in Idaho, Tennessee and Texas on Thursday, bringing the total number of states where abortion is banned to 12. Two others ban abortion at about six weeks of pregnancy, before many women know they are pregnant.
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Abortion is rising as a voter concern in this Pew Research Center survey. pewresearch.org/politics/2022/…

We've updated our page tracking abortion bans in each state to make it clearer when bans are temporarily blocked or have not yet gone into effect. Indiana's near-total ban on abortion, for instance, does not take effect until Sept. 15.

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When I received my first free at-home covid test kit from the government rollout in January, my initial thought was 'How long is this thing good for?'

Turns out, the answer wasn't so simple.
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I'm wrestling with what I could have done and want to be ready for the next time. Because there will be a next time. mlk50.com/2022/06/13/whe…

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