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The Spectacular Rise and Many, Many Falls of Ja Morant

He flies through the air, crashes to the floor and leaves fans breathless. How far can the NBA’s most electrifying player take the Grizzlies?

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Iran Ramps Up Oil Exports as China Pulls Back on Russian Crude

Iran’s growing oil exports illustrate how the invasion of Ukraine is redrawing the world’s energy trade routes, as energy consumers look for alternatives to Russian oil and gas to avoid Western sanctions.

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The NFL Draft’s New Value Pick: Wide Receivers

Booming prices at positions like receiver and quarterback means finding a cost-controlled one in the draft is getting even more lucrative.

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A Closer Look

Selections from ‘Big Truck, Little Island’ by Chris Van Dusen

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Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing: The Fastest Caddy Ever

Powered by a 6.2-liter supercharged V8, the CT5-V Blackwing tops 200 mph. It’s also the last internal-combustion sedan Cadillac will produce before going all electric.

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Shanghai Uses Crowdsourcing to Survive Covid-19 Lockdown as Social Support Breaks Down

Daily life in Shanghai has ground to a halt as parts of the city’s social services collapsed under the weight of a strict citywide Covid-19 lockdown. But now, ordinary citizens have stepped up to fill the breach.

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Elon Musk Criticizes Twitter Executive, Drawing Employee Backlash

Twitter’s prospective owner used the platform to mock the company’s top legal boss over the company’s alleged political bias.

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With a Run on Defense, Not QBs, This NFL Draft Got Weird

Five defensive players went to start the NFL draft for the first time since 1991.

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Justice Department Sues Paul Manafort Over Foreign Bank Accounts

The U.S. government is seeking roughly $3 million in penalties and fees from the former Trump campaign chairman.

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Why Elon Musk’s Twitter Won’t Be What Fans or Critics Expect

In shaping the social network’s future, Elon Musk may look to its past, to a Twitter-funded project that has yet to bear fruit and to proposals from others including former CEO Jack Dorsey.

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When Generals Run the State

Military leaders have been rulers since ancient times, but the U.S. has managed to keep them from becoming kings or dictators.

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Intel CEO Sees Chip Shortage Lasting Into 2024

The semiconductor giant’s chief executive, Pat Gelsinger, said the shortage will last longer than expected as the company reported a decrease in quarterly sales.

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Turkish Leader Visits Saudi Arabia to Mend Ties Marred by Khashoggi Killing

The Turkish president began a two-day visit to Saudi Arabia, part of an easing of tensions between the rival Middle Eastern powers whose relations soured after the 2018 murder of Saudi journalist.

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‘Sweep’: A Decisive Win That Cleans the Board

Before sports fans took up the broom, it cleared away Babylon in the Old Testament and suspicion in Shakespeare

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Biden Seeks New Aid for Ukraine as Russia Makes Slow Progress in Seizing East

Russia’s military is gradually taking more territory, pushing south from the city of Izyum with the apparent aim of cutting off Ukrainian forces, as President Biden sent Congress a $33 billion request to fund weapons and provide longer-term economic aid to the Kyiv government.

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France’s Total Takes $4.1 Billion Charge Related to Russia Sanctions

The energy giant said Western sanctions would affect an Arctic natural-gas project that had been expected to launch in 2023.

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Russia’s New Economic Data Is Inconsistent on Impact of War and Sanctions

Figures published by Moscow don’t track private-sector surveys that show a sharp contraction in Russian manufacturing

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Amazon Posts First Quarterly Loss Since 2015 as Costs, Rivian Stake Weigh on Results

The tech giant has seen a shopping slump and cost increases due to inflation, labor issues and supply chain challenges, while its stake in electric vehicle maker Rivian also weighed on results.

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Renault in Talks to Sell Russia Business for One Ruble

The French car maker discusses handing over its 68% stake in Russia’s biggest auto maker to a state-backed entity, according to a report in Russian state media.

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The Best Glasses for Champagne: What the Pros Use

Are you using the right glass for Champagne? Our wine columnist polled the pros for this roundup of the shapes and brands to know.

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Lauren Bernett, James Madison University Softball Player, Dies by Suicide

The sophomore played catcher for the team and helped the JMU Dukes reach the final four of the College World Series last year.

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Snap Pixy Review: Don’t Call It a Drone or a Selfie Stick—Even Though It’s Both

With this flying camera, Snapchat’s creators take the stress out of piloting a remote-controlled aircraft for aerial photography. Just bring extra batteries.

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Russia’s Long Disdain for Ukrainian Nationhood

Even Russian liberals and dissidents have traditionally shared Putin’s view that Ukraine has no distinct cultural identity.

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Ukrainian Refugees Turned Back at Border in Mexico as U.S. Changes Policy

Ukrainian asylum seekers say new policy changes this week that halted processing at border crossings took them by surprise, disrupting their plans to cross quickly into the U.S.

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How the ’90s Leather Blazer Took Over Spring (and Your Instagram Feed)

The old-school supermodel staple has lately been spotted on everyone from Kendall Jenner to Kaia Gerber. Here, tips for wearing the season’s jacket sensation.

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