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Lapham’s Quarterly to Be Acquired by Bard College

When Lewis Lapham died last year, it appeared that his magazine might go with him. Lapham’s Quarterly, a beloved journal of history and reportage he started, had stopped putting out issues. The fate of the publication was uncertain without Mr. Lapham, a nattily dressed former editor at Harper’s who seemed to personify a bygone era […]

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Inside the Controversy Surrounding Disney’s ‘Snow White’ Remake

Disney knew that remaking “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” as a live-action musical would be treacherous. But the studio was feeling cocky. It was 2019, and Disney was minting money at the box office by “reimagining” animated classics like “Aladdin,” “Beauty and the Beast” and “The Jungle Book” as movies with real actors. The […]

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Robert Denham, Lawyer Who Steered Companies Through Crises, Dies at 79

Robert E. Denham, a mergers-and-acquisitions lawyer who was known for parachuting into imperiled companies and splintered board rooms and steering the organizations out of trouble, died on Saturday at his home in Pasadena, Calif. He was 79. His family said the cause was cancer. Soft-spoken, erudite and strategic, Mr. Denham had a knack for being […]

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Liverpool’s Alisson withdraws from Brazil squad with concussion

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker has withdrawn from the Brazil squad after sustaining a concussion during Thursday’s World Cup qualifier with Colombia. Alisson collided with Colombia defender Davinson Sánchez during Brazil’s 2-1 win, with both players forced off the pitch in the 78th minute. Liverpool have now confirmed that Alisson is set to fly back to […]

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Trump Attacks Reporting on Musk War Plans Meeting

President Trump claimed on Friday that a report in The New York Times, which detailed plans for Elon Musk to receive a briefing at the Pentagon on U.S. military plans for any prospective war with China, was “made-up” and “fake.” The Times said afterward that it stood by the reporting in the article, which was […]

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Texas Measles Outbreak May Continue for a Year, Officials Say

As containment efforts falter, the measles outbreak in West Texas is likely to persist for a year, perhaps even setting back the country’s hard-fought victory over the virus, according to Texas health officials. As of Friday, the outbreak had sickened more than 300 people in Texas since January; 40 have been hospitalized. One child has […]

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Heathrow Shutdown Shows How Aviation Chaos Can Quickly Spiral

Airlines, airports and air traffic controllers prepare for chaos. But that doesn’t make responding to it any less complicated. The global aviation system is deeply interconnected and responding to a disruption — especially one as severe as the power outage at London’s Heathrow Airport, a global hub — is a delicate balancing act. For airlines, […]

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