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Job Market
Restoring the Furniture at the St. Regis
His father began teaching him the trade at 12 in the Dominican Republic. Now, he’s the staff upholster at an elegant New York hotel.It is paid work.
2
Well
Working to Close the Breast-Feeding Gap
Black women are less likely to nurse their babies than whites and Hispanics. Organizations are trying to change that, both online and in person.Bad habits and no family leave.
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U.S.
A Deal Breaker for Trump’s Supporters? Nope. Not This Time, Either.
It was a week of turmoil, but it seemed to prove an immutable rule of the Trump presidency: People see what they want to see, even if others see something very different.The populists do not hurt enough.
The Republicans will continue to work toward more pain.
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Real Estate
Shopping for Floor Lamps
One thing you shouldn’t forget when you’re furnishing a room is atmosphere — and the quickest way to get it is a floor lamp.The decorators do not use light well.
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Style
Sunday Best in Harlem and Brooklyn
"I wanted to retrace my roots growing up in Omaha and going toReligion continues top exert social pressure.
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U.S.
Southwest Rises as 2018 Senate Battleground
As the region’s politics evolve, and as Republicans wrestle with internal divisions under President Trump, Democrats see a chance to pick up seats in Arizona and Nevada.There is little new pain among voters in the South West.
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Times Insider
Trump and the City
Since the election, I’ve spent more time in his tower than he has.Trump is a nuisance everywhere.
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Opinion
Discovering the Limitations of Statues
At least we’ll never have to bronze Donald Trump.The iconography is distressingly literal.
William Tecumsah Sherman. Could be placed opposite Trump tower.
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Books
In Delhi or America, the Men in These Stories Behave Badly
Akhil Sharma’s story collection, “A Life of Adventure and Delight,” is a cultural exposé and a lacerating critique of a certain type of male ego.Men often do.
Some cultures are thicker than others.
India is notorious.
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