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They were vastly outnumbered, experts say, and unprepared for the sophisticated tactics, discipline and logistical abilities of the protesters.

The Dukuray family had left Gambia over a decade ago and settled into a top-floor apartment in the Bronx building that burned on Sunday.

And Biden keeps a low profile on recent high-profile court cases.

Amy Cooper, White Woman Who Called 911 on Black Birder, Sues Over Firing Ms. Cooper, who made the call after a man asked her to leash her dog in Central Park, says that she was discriminated against because of her race. Amy Cooper as seen in the video of her encounter with Christian Cooper. Her employer fired her shortly after the video was viewed widely online.Credit...Christian Cooper/via Associated Press May 26, 2021Updated 9:52 p.m. ET Ms. Cooper makes the claim in a lawsuit filed this week...

Font Size Almost a week after the CDC’s new, looser guidance on mask-wearing, The New York Times still hasn’t recovered from this loss of governmental control over its citizens. On Wednesday, reporters Julie Bosman and Sarah Mervosh channeled the paper’s liberal precaution: “Under New Honor System on Masks, Americans Ask, ‘Am I to Trust These People?’” “These People?” Such ethnocentrism was shocking to read in a Times headline. The text box relayed: “Guida...

Type keyword(s) to search Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. How the Horse Girls All Grew Up An obsession usually attributed to young girls has found its footing among adults—and it isnt going anywhere. By Patrick Vaill Hearst Owned Say somebody is a “horse girl” and a number of images may rear up in the mind’s eye. Perhaps it’s Jackie Kennedy: elegant, straight-backed, and regal, ast...

ISLAMORADA — The Florida Keys’ narrow strip of islands is saturated with large swaths of “horse people,” who enthusiastically await this weekend’s virtual lecture by Sarah Maslin Nir, a New York Times journalist, horse guru and author of “Horse Crazy.” The book is part love letter to horses, an in-depth look at America’s fascination with them and a personal account of Maslin Nir’s self-acceptance. Justine Fine, an Islamorada resident of 34 years, sai...

New York’s Pandemic Christmas: Muted Cheer, but Some Stick to Traditions Bus terminals and train stations were all but empty and restaurant owners said business was slow. Still, the city’s resilience was evident. Yude Guingnard near the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree on Friday. Credit...Brittainy Newman for The New York Times By Michael Gold and Téa Kvetenadze Dec. 25, 2020 There was no Santa Claus at the flagship Macy’s store, no Rockettes dazzling audiences with sky-h...