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Gen. Stan McChrystal Sees Parallels Between Jan. 6 & Nazis

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Afghanistan is Running Out of Food and Money

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Kimberlé Crenshaw: How R. Kelly Was Able to Dodge Justice

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Julie Delpy: "On the Verge" of Middle Age

Julie Delpy: "On the Verge" of Middle Age

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The Global Energy Crunch and Broader Economic Threats

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Dave Grohl: "I Was Scared" to Write About Kurt Cobain

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Josep Borrell on The EU's Pressing Concerns

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Why Andrew Yang Left the Democratic Party

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Met Opera’s First Black Composer: A “Sea Change” Is Coming

In its 138-year history, the Metropolitan Opera has never hosted a performance by a Black composer -- until now. Terence Blanchard's new work is based on a 2014 memoir by New York Times columnist Charles Blow. The composer speaks with Walter Isaacson about his artistic process.