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It's Not Just Pre-Existing Conditions. Voters Weigh Many Health Issues on State Ballots, Brazil Election: How Jair Bolsonaro Turned Crisis Into Opportunity, Did a Small Metal Tube Bring Down an Indonesian Airliner? , In North Dakota, Native Americans Try to Turn an ID Law to Their Advantage

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An experimental newsletter of the stories you might have missed, curated by Times editors and personalized for you with machine learning. An experimental newsletter of the stories you might have missed, curated by Times editors and personalized for you with machine learning. Best of The Times Signature journalism of the last week Esther Choi This Library Has New Books by Major Authors, but They Can't Be Read Until 2114 The Scottish artist Katie Paterson is collecting 100 unpublished works that won't be released in their writers' lifetimes. T Magazine · Nov 1 Esther Choi This Library Has New Books by Major Authors, but They Can't Be Read Until 2114 The Scottish artist Katie Paterson is collecting 100 unpublished works that won't be released in their writers' lifetimes. T Magazine · Nov 1 Damon Winter/The New York Times How Vilification of George Soros Moved From the Fringes to the Mainstream On both sides of the Atlantic, a loose network of nationalists has used anti-Semitic imagery to portray Mr. Soros as the shadowy leader of a globalist cabal. Politics · Oct 31 Rick Loomis for The New York Times Across New Jersey, the Friday Night Lights Grow Dimmer New Jersey has long been one of the top high school football states, sending stars to top college programs and the N.F.L. Now participation is dropping significantly. Sports · Oct 29 Damon Winter/The New York Times How Vilification of George Soros Moved From the Fringes to the Mainstream On both sides of the Atlantic, a loose network of nationalists has used anti-Semitic imagery to portray Mr. Soros as the shadowy leader of a globalist cabal. Politics · Oct 31 Rick Loomis for The New York Times Across New Jersey, the Friday Night Lights Grow Dimmer New Jersey has long been one of the top high school football states, sending stars to top college programs and the N.F.L. Now participation is dropping significantly. Sports · Oct 29 News You Might Have Missed Stories, analyses and explainers It's Not Just Pre-Existing Conditions. Voters Weigh Many Health Issues on State Ballots Referendums include issues from Medicaid expansion to abortion, dialysis costs to indoor vaping, and much more. Health · Nov 1 Nati Harnik/Associated Press Nati Harnik/Associated Press It's Not Just Pre-Existing Conditions. Voters Weigh Many Health Issues on State Ballots Referendums include issues from Medicaid expansion to abortion, dialysis costs to indoor vaping, and much more. Health · Nov 1 Brazil Election: How Jair Bolsonaro Turned Crisis Into Opportunity A troubled stint in the army and a polemic three-decade career as a lawmaker preceded Mr. Bolsonaro's unlikely rise to the presidency. Americas · Oct 29 Leo Correa/Associated Press Leo Correa/Associated Press Brazil Election: How Jair Bolsonaro Turned Crisis Into Opportunity A troubled stint in the army and a polemic three-decade career as a lawmaker preceded Mr. Bolsonaro's unlikely rise to the presidency. Americas · Oct 29 Did a Small Metal Tube Bring Down an Indonesian Airliner? As teams search for Lion Air Flight 610's black boxes, experts speculate that a faulty pitot tube, used for measuring airspeed, may have contributed to the crash. Asia Pacific · Oct 30 In North Dakota, Native Americans Try to Turn an ID Law to Their Advantage Tribes think they may be able to increase turnout in the face of a strict voter ID law. But it will be a challenge. Politics · Oct 30 Did a Small Metal Tube Bring Down an Indonesian Airliner? As teams search for Lion Air Flight 610's black boxes, experts speculate that a faulty pitot tube, used for measuring airspeed, may have contributed to the crash. Asia Pacific · Oct 30 In North Dakota, Native Americans Try to Turn an ID Law to Their Advantage Tribes think they may be able to increase turnout in the face of a strict voter ID law. But it will be a challenge. Politics · Oct 30 ADVERTISEMENT Opinion Commentary from some of the world's most provocative thinkers By BRITTNEY COOPER Stacey Abrams and the Black Women Reshaping the Left She and political strategists like Jessica Byrd and Kayla Reed are designing a new theory of the Democratic coalition. Nov 1 Audra Melton for The New York Times Audra Melton for The New York Times By BRITTNEY COOPER Stacey Abrams and the Black Women Reshaping the Left She and political strategists like Jessica Byrd and Kayla Reed are designing a new theory of the Democratic coalition. Nov 1 By THE EDITORIAL BOARD In Merkel, Europe Loses a Leader Compassionate when hearts grew cold, committed to unity when others abandoned it. Oct 29 By THOMAS B. EDSALL The Trump Legions Despite their sudden rise, they didn't come out of nowhere. Nov 1 By THE EDITORIAL BOARD In Merkel, Europe Loses a Leader Compassionate when hearts grew cold, committed to unity when others abandoned it. Oct 29 By THOMAS B. EDSALL The Trump Legions Despite their sudden rise, they didn't come out of nowhere. Nov 1 Discover Coverage on topics we think you'll like Jada Yuan/The New York Times From Top End to Tasmania: Two Very Different Sides of Australia New and ancient rock art in the outback, and a bountiful island with a farmer-chic aesthetic. Travel · Oct 30 Warner Bros. Holiday Movies 2018: All Creatures Great and Small We picked out the season's most notable films, from big-budget blockbuster hopefuls like the "Fantastic Beasts" sequel to lauded indies like "Vox Lux." Movies · Nov 2 Jada Yuan/The New York Times From Top End to Tasmania: Two Very Different Sides of Australia New and ancient rock art in the outback, and a bountiful island with a farmer-chic aesthetic. Travel · Oct 30 Warner Bros. Holiday Movies 2018: All Creatures Great and Small We picked out the season's most notable films, from big-budget blockbuster hopefuls like the "Fantastic Beasts" sequel to lauded indies like "Vox Lux." Movies · Nov 2 Participant Media/Concordia Studio Review: In 'The Price of Free,' Saving Children Who Are Factory Slaves Kailash Satyarthi, who shared the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014, does inspiring work. But this subject makes for a routine awareness documentary. Movies · Nov 1 Watch: Paul Dano Narrates a Carey Mulligan Scene From 'Wildlife' The actor-turned-director discusses a sequence in which a mother and son make an unconventional visit to the mountains. Movies · Nov 1 Participant Media/Concordia Studio Review: In 'The Price of Free,' Saving Children Who Are Factory Slaves Kailash Satyarthi, who shared the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014, does inspiring work. But this subject makes for a routine awareness documentary. Movies · Nov 1 Watch: Paul Dano Narrates a Carey Mulligan Scene From 'Wildlife' The actor-turned-director discusses a sequence in which a mother and son make an unconventional visit to the mountains. Movies · Nov 1 🤞 Are we getting it right? 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