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Antonio Brown Accused of Rape in a Lawsuit, Trump Ousts John Bolton as National Security Adviser, Beekeepers Confront the E.P.A. Over Pesticides, Iran's 'Blue Girl' Wanted to Watch a Soccer Match. She Died Pursuing Her Dream.

Discover the best stories you might have missed in this newsletter, curated by Times editors and personalized for you. Discover the best stories you might have missed in this newsletter, curated by Times editors and personalized for you. Best of The Times Signature journalism of the last week via Ina Pinkney The Perfect Divorce The couple endured many changes in their long marriage. But the space between them grew when he took up sailing and she opened her own restaurants. Multimedia/Photos · Sep 7 via Ina Pinkney The Perfect Divorce The couple endured many changes in their long marriage. But the space between them grew when he took up sailing and she opened her own restaurants. Multimedia/Photos · Sep 7 Illustrations by Paul Windle At the Movies, It's the Best of Times and the Worst of Times (Again) Amid reports of the end of moviegoing and the dominance of Disney, our critics look at Hollywood's half-empty, half-full glass. Movies · Sep 9 Lauren Justice for The New York Times Andrew Luck Walked Away From $58 Million, but That's Not Necessarily Bad Professional athletes may have big paychecks for a few years, but what happens when their careers end? Some plan for that day better than others. Your Money · Sep 6 Illustrations by Paul Windle At the Movies, It's the Best of Times and the Worst of Times (Again) Amid reports of the end of moviegoing and the dominance of Disney, our critics look at Hollywood's half-empty, half-full glass. Movies · Sep 9 Lauren Justice for The New York Times Andrew Luck Walked Away From $58 Million, but That's Not Necessarily Bad Professional athletes may have big paychecks for a few years, but what happens when their careers end? Some plan for that day better than others. Your Money · Sep 6 News You Might Have Missed Stories, analyses and explainers Antonio Brown Accused of Rape in a Lawsuit The Patriots receiver is accused of three incidents of sexual assault, in 2017 and 2018, against a woman who attended college with him. Pro Football · Sep 10 Matt Kartozian/USA Today Sports, via Reuters Matt Kartozian/USA Today Sports, via Reuters Antonio Brown Accused of Rape in a Lawsuit The Patriots receiver is accused of three incidents of sexual assault, in 2017 and 2018, against a woman who attended college with him. Pro Football · Sep 10 Trump Ousts John Bolton as National Security Adviser President Trump had complained privately in recent months that Mr. Bolton was too hawkish, a tension made worse in recent weeks over Iran and North Korea. Politics · Sep 10 Doug Mills/The New York Times Doug Mills/The New York Times Trump Ousts John Bolton as National Security Adviser President Trump had complained privately in recent months that Mr. Bolton was too hawkish, a tension made worse in recent weeks over Iran and North Korea. Politics · Sep 10 Beekeepers Confront the E.P.A. Over Pesticides Leaders in the beekeeping industry have sued the environmental agency over its approval of the use of a pesticide that has harmed colonies. Science · Sep 12 Iran's 'Blue Girl' Wanted to Watch a Soccer Match. She Died Pursuing Her Dream. Women are banned from attending sports events in Iran, but one woman sneaked into a stadium to see her favorite soccer team play. Middle East · Sep 10 Beekeepers Confront the E.P.A. Over Pesticides Leaders in the beekeeping industry have sued the environmental agency over its approval of the use of a pesticide that has harmed colonies. Science · Sep 12 Iran's 'Blue Girl' Wanted to Watch a Soccer Match. She Died Pursuing Her Dream. Women are banned from attending sports events in Iran, but one woman sneaked into a stadium to see her favorite soccer team play. Middle East · Sep 10 ADVERTISEMENT Opinion Commentary from some of the world's most provocative thinkers Serene J. Khader Why Are Poor Women Poor? Our feel-good narratives put the burden back on the oppressed and let rich countries off the hook. Sep 11 Eric Lafforgue/Art in All of Us/Corbis, via Getty Images Eric Lafforgue/Art in All of Us/Corbis, via Getty Images Serene J. Khader Why Are Poor Women Poor? Our feel-good narratives put the burden back on the oppressed and let rich countries off the hook. Sep 11 Jacob Campbell Growing With Grief in the Shadow of Sept. 11 It has been years of healing — for me, and for America. Sep 11 Michael R. Bloomberg and Matt Myers Ban Flavored E-Cigarettes to Protect Our Children We know Big Tobacco's playbook: It is targeting kids — and putting them in serious danger. Sep 10 Jacob Campbell Growing With Grief in the Shadow of Sept. 11 It has been years of healing — for me, and for America. Sep 11 Michael R. Bloomberg and Matt Myers Ban Flavored E-Cigarettes to Protect Our Children We know Big Tobacco's playbook: It is targeting kids — and putting them in serious danger. Sep 10 Discover Coverage on topics we think you'll like Libby March for The New York Times The Last of the Dunk Tank Clowns Turns out Americans don't really enjoy being insulted anymore. Style · Sep 7 P. Malpas/Agence Opale The Obsession That Inspired Great Poetry, if Not Great Romance Martin Walser's novel "A Man in Love" depicts the elderly Goethe's infatuation with a young woman, which led him to compose the "Marienbad Elegy." Book Review · Sep 10 Libby March for The New York Times The Last of the Dunk Tank Clowns Turns out Americans don't really enjoy being insulted anymore. Style · Sep 7 P. Malpas/Agence Opale The Obsession That Inspired Great Poetry, if Not Great Romance Martin Walser's novel "A Man in Love" depicts the elderly Goethe's infatuation with a young woman, which led him to compose the "Marienbad Elegy." Book Review · Sep 10 Richard Termine for The New York Times Review: In 'Bad News!,' an Evening of Show and Tell JoAnne Akalaitis's show at N.Y.U. Skirball assembles messenger speeches from Ancient Greek drama, with a nod to the present. Theater · Sep 8 Tom Yendell What Painting With Your Feet Does to Your Brain These two artists do everything with their feet. A new study found that their brain views their toes similarly to fingers. Science · Sep 10 Richard Termine for The New York Times Review: In 'Bad News!,' an Evening of Show and Tell JoAnne Akalaitis's show at N.Y.U. Skirball assembles messenger speeches from Ancient Greek drama, with a nod to the present. Theater · Sep 8 Tom Yendell What Painting With Your Feet Does to Your Brain These two artists do everything with their feet. A new study found that their brain views their toes similarly to fingers. Science · Sep 10 🤞 Are we getting it right? To refine this experience, we need to hear from you. Are you enjoying this newsletter? Are we offering you the right mix of stories? Where can we improve? Send Us Feedback ➡️ To experience Your Weekly Edition at its best, stay logged in on NYTimes.com. Unsubscribe | Account Settings | Privacy Policy | Contact Us All Newsletters | Subscribe 2019 © The New York Times Company | 620 8th Avenue, 10036 NY, New York ADVERTISEMENT