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    Boris Johnson to Take Leadership of a Britain in Deep Crisis

    Promising Brexit, the new Conservative Party leader will take over with less political clout than just about any prime minister since World War II.

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    News Analysis

    Trump and Johnson: Allies in Disruption

    President Trump is pushing Boris Johnson, the incoming prime minister of Britain, toward a hard break with the European Union. But Mr. Johnson could be constrained.

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    9/11 First Responders Fund Clears Senate and Heads to Trump

    Congress gave final approval to legislation that would extend lifetime compensation to emergency workers who became ill after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

    By Emily Cochrane

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    Justice Department Opens Antitrust Review of Big Tech Companies

    The agency said it would look into concerns about anticompetitive behavior by some of the industry’s biggest companies.

    By Daisuke Wakabayashi, Katie Benner and Steve Lohr

    Page A1

  3. In Pakistan, a Feminist Hero Is Under Fire and on the Run

    By Jeffrey Gettleman

    Page A4

  4. An Escape Room Where You Can’t Escape Your Privilege

    By Jillian Steinhauer

    Page C1

  5. New York City to Consider Banning Sale of Cellphone Location Data

    By Jeffery C. Mays

    Page A22

  6. Trump Sues New York and Congress to Shield His State Tax Returns

    By Nicholas Fandos and Jesse McKinley

    Page A14

  7. Li Peng, Chinese Leader Derided for Role in Tiananmen Crackdown, Dies at 90

    By Erik Eckholm and Chris Buckley

    Page A23

  8. ‘We’re Full,’ Car Dealers Say as Auto Sales Slow After a Long Boom

    By Neal E. Boudette

    Page B1

  9. Emails Show DeVos Aides Pulled Strings for Failing For-Profit Colleges

    By Erica L. Green and Stacy Cowley

    Page B1

  10. ‘We Needed to Do Something’: White Sox Unveil Extended Protective Netting

    By Billy Witz

    Page B8

  11. The 20 Most Delicious Things at Mercado Little Spain

    By Pete Wells

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International

  1. In Pakistan, a Feminist Hero Is Under Fire and on the Run

    By Jeffrey Gettleman

    Page A4

  2. South Korean Jets Fire Warning Shots Toward Russian Military Plane

    By Choe Sang-Hun

    Page A4

  3. Trump Says He Could Destroy Afghanistan. Some Afghans Call It ‘Madness.’

    By David Zucchino

    Page A6

National

  1. Key Aide Will Appear Alongside Mueller During Hearings

    By Nicholas Fandos

    Page A13

  2. Robert Mueller’s Testimony Is Tomorrow. Here’s What You Need to Know.

    By Adam Goldman and Nicholas Fandos

    Page A13

  3. Fireworks, Maybe, but Will Mueller Hearing Be a Turning Point?

    By Peter Baker and Sheryl Gay Stolberg

    Page A13

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Obituaries

  1. Li Peng, Chinese Leader Derided for Role in Tiananmen Crackdown, Dies at 90

    By Erik Eckholm and Chris Buckley

    Page A23

  2. Russell Smith, Amazing Rhythm Aces Singer and Songwriter, Dies at 70

    By Bill Friskics-Warren

    Page A23

  3. Christopher Kraft, NASA Mission Control’s Founding Father, Dies at 95

    By Robert D. McFadden

    Page A24

Editorials, Op-Ed and Letters

  1. Congress Shouldn’t Need a Crisis to Do Its Job

    By The Editorial Board

    Page A26

  2. Boris Johnson Is About to Collide With Reality

    By The Editorial Board

    Page A26

  3. The Answers to Our Problems Aren’t as Simple as Left or Right

    By Thomas L. Friedman

    Page A27

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New York

  1. If a Rainstorm Causes Flooding in New York, What Would a Hurricane Bring?

    By Anne Barnard

    Page A21

  2. New York Needed a New Taxi Chief. But a Battle Got in the Way.

    By Brian M. Rosenthal

    Page A21

  3. New York City to Consider Banning Sale of Cellphone Location Data

    By Jeffery C. Mays

    Page A22

Business Day

  1. ‘We’re Full,’ Car Dealers Say as Auto Sales Slow After a Long Boom

    By Neal E. Boudette

    Page B1

  2. YouTube Is a Big Business. Just How Big Is Anyone’s Guess.

    By Daisuke Wakabayashi

    Page B1

  3. Emails Show DeVos Aides Pulled Strings for Failing For-Profit Colleges

    By Erica L. Green and Stacy Cowley

    Page B1

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Sports Wednesday

  1. Sun Yang and Swimming Descend Into a Battle Over Doping

    By Karen Crouse

    Page B8

  2. ‘We Needed to Do Something’: White Sox Unveil Extended Protective Netting

    By Billy Witz

    Page B8

  3. N.B.A. Begins Investigating Whether Salary Cap Was Violated

    By Sopan Deb

    Page B9

The Arts

  1. An Escape Room Where You Can’t Escape Your Privilege

    By Jillian Steinhauer

    Page C1

  2. The Met’s Next Big Fashion Show Comes From One Little-Known Woman

    By Vanessa Friedman

    Page C1

  3. How They Made Little Simba Look So Lifelike in ‘The Lion King’

    By Mekado Murphy

    Page C1

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Food

  1. A Global Feast in an Unlikely Spot: Lancaster, Pa.

    By Priya Krishna

    Page D1

  2. The Most Versatile Summer Salad

    By Yotam Ottolenghi

    Page D1

  3. For the Hottest Grilled Chicken, Double the Spices

    By Melissa Clark

    Page D2

Today's Correction Article

  1. Corrections: July 24, 2019

    Page A22

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