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  1. How Israel’s Army Uses Palestinians as Human Shields in Gaza

    Israeli soldiers and Palestinian former detainees say troops have regularly forced captured Gazans to carry out life-threatening tasks, including inside Hamas tunnels.

     By Natan OdenheimerBilal Shbair and Patrick Kingsley

    Israeli soldiers during a military tour for journalists of a tunnel under a U.N. site in Gaza. The Times later found that a Palestinian had been forced to explore the tunnel.
    Israeli soldiers during a military tour for journalists of a tunnel under a U.N. site in Gaza. The Times later found that a Palestinian had been forced to explore the tunnel.
    CreditSergey Ponomarev for The New York Times
  2. Campaign Notebook

    The Trump Voters Who Don’t Believe Trump

    When the former president endorses violence and proposes using the government to attack his enemies, many of his supporters assume it’s just an act.

     By Shawn McCreesh

    Attendees listen to Trump speak at the Detroit Economic Club last Thursday.
    Attendees listen to Trump speak at the Detroit Economic Club last Thursday.
    CreditEmily Elconin for The New York Times

    2. Attention Kmart Shoppers: It’s Closing Time

      As the last full-size Kmart in the continental United States prepares to close, shoppers reminisced about the store that once sold everything, everywhere.

       By Alexandra E. Petri

      A Kmart in Bridgehampton, N.Y.
      A Kmart in Bridgehampton, N.Y.
      CreditAndrew Kelly for The New York Times

  1. Canada Expels Indian Diplomats, Accusing Them of Criminal Campaign

    The Canadian police said the Indian government had orchestrated homicides and extortion in Canada to intimidate Sikh separatists. India, in return, kicked out Canadian diplomats.

    By Matina Stevis-Gridneff

    Page A1

  2. In Texas, Execution Looms Despite Questions in Shaken Baby Case

    Robert Roberson could be the first person put to death in connection with shaken baby syndrome. The state’s highest criminal court ruled in another case that the science had changed.

    By J. David Goodman

    Page A1

  3. Russia’s Latest Target in Africa: U.S.-Funded Anti-Malaria Programs

    By Elian Peltier

    Page A4

  4. China Holds War Games Encircling Taiwan in Warning to Island’s Leader

    By David Pierson and Amy Chang Chien

    Page A8

  5. Growing Cannabis and Opium Poppies May Be Key to U.S. Supply Chains

    By Peter S. Goodman

    Page B1

  6. What Flying in a Wind Tunnel Reveals About Birds

    By Emily Anthes and Ian Willms

    Page D5

  7. In High Mountain Alaska, a Glacier’s Deep Secret Is Revealed at Last

    By Raymond Zhong and Jason Gulley

    Page D8

  8. These Americans Are Going Back to Mexico as Its Citizens

    By Orlando Mayorquín and Luis Antonio Rojas

    Page A9

  9. How Climate Disasters Are Making Mobile Homes a Huge Risk

    By Hilary Howard, Christopher Flavelle and Caitlin Ochs

    Page A17

  10. Lilly Ledbetter, Whose Fight for Equal Pay Changed U.S. Law, Dies at 86

    By Trip Gabriel and Claire Moses

    Page A20

  11. Isaac Hernández Brings Leading-Man Vibes to Ballet Theater

    By Marina Harss

    Page C1

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International

  1. Russia’s Latest Target in Africa: U.S.-Funded Anti-Malaria Programs

    By Elian Peltier

    Page A4

  2. Russia Is Clawing Back Land Taken by Ukraine This Summer

    By Constant Méheut

    Page A5

  3. Tent Camp in Gaza Engulfed by Flames After Israeli Strike

    By Bilal Shbair, Matthew Mpoke Bigg, Euan Ward and Michael Levenson

    Page A5

National

  1. These Americans Are Going Back to Mexico as Its Citizens

    By Orlando Mayorquín and Luis Antonio Rojas

    Page A9

  2. Man Is Arrested on Weapons Charges Heading to Trump Rally in Coachella, Officials Say

    By Kellen Browning

    Page A10

  3. Another Trump Clemency Recipient Faces Domestic Violence-Related Charges

    By Kenneth P. Vogel and Eric Lipton

    Page A10

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Obituaries

  1. Lilly Ledbetter, Whose Fight for Equal Pay Changed U.S. Law, Dies at 86

    By Trip Gabriel and Claire Moses

    Page A20

  2. David Anfam, Leading Scholar of Abstract Expressionism, Dies at 69

    By Clay Risen

    Page A20

  3. Joseph H. Reich, Charter School Pioneer, Dies at 89

    By Trip Gabriel

    Page A21

Editorials, Op-Ed and Letters

  1. A Reporter’s Shield Law Is Vital to Prevent Abuses of Power

    By The Editorial Board

    Page A22

  2. Trump Has Become Unmoored in Time

    By Paul Krugman

    Page A22

  3. Three Weeks to Go, and That’s All Anyone Is Sure Of

    By Gail Collins and Bret Stephens

    Page A23

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Business Day

  1. Three Receive Nobel in Economics for Research on Global Inequality

    By Jeanna Smialek

    Page B1

  2. Growing Cannabis and Opium Poppies May Be Key to U.S. Supply Chains

    By Peter S. Goodman

    Page B1

  3. A Wrestling Match Over Control of the Chrysler Building

    By Philip Kaleta

    Page B1

The Arts

  1. The Painter Titus Kaphar Wanted a Bigger Canvas, So He Made a Film

    By Robin Pogrebin

    Page C1

  2. A Twist on the Celebrity-Interview Podcast: Add Two Civilians

    By Jessica M. Goldstein

    Page C1

  3. Isaac Hernández Brings Leading-Man Vibes to Ballet Theater

    By Marina Harss

    Page C1

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Science Times

  1. Punching Octopuses Lead Fish on Hunting Parties

    By Elizabeth Preston

    Page D2

  2. A Leggy Tyrannosaur Emerges From a Mexican Desert

    By Asher Elbein

    Page D2

  3. You Can Stand Under My Umbrella, if You’re an Egg-Laying Locust

    By Gennaro Tomma

    Page D2

Pages A2-A3 and Corrections

  1. Will Climate Change Transform the Florida Dream?

    By David Gelles

    Page A2

  2. Quote of the Day: Kmart Shelves Emptied of All But Nostalgia

    Page A2

  3. Corrections: Oct. 15, 2024

    Page A18

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