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To Ease Stress on Students, Michigan Relaxes Its Grading System for Freshmen Victory by El-Sayed In Michigan Unleashes Wave of Islamophobia Defending ‘Defund,’ Ending Fireworks: Senate Candidate Purges Old Social Posts Stunning Loss in Wisconsin Shows the Limits of the Progressive Movement A Close Call and Emerging Trends: 8 Takeaways From Tuesday’s Races Wisconsin Provides Latest Example of Polling’s Flaws For G.O.P. Pick, Trump Could Make and Break Bid to Lead New York How Crowley Eked Out Win in Wisconsin Race Kennedy Sowed Vaccine Fear Before Outbreak Democrats Say Funds For Transit Stymied With Top of World Warming, Trump Administration Kills Annual Arctic Report Card ICE Orders Gloves for Officers That Deliver Electric Shocks Trump’s White House Intensifies Hunt for Noncitizens on Voter Rolls Justice Dept. Sues 3 States Over Tuition For Migrants Jury Will Be Anonymous in Mangione’s Trial Facing Suits in Brooklyn, Doctor Plans N.J. 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Softens in July, But Fed Weighs Rates As War Raises Prices A.I.-Focused Buyer of Service Firms Raises $2 Billion July Data Eases Pressure on Fed To Raise Rates A Maine Town, Once Dependent on a Paper Mill, Tries to Move On Gulf Producers Are Spending Billions to Build New Routes for Shipping Oil In the Shadow Of Rome’s Ruins, A Few New Stones Lakers to Be Sold Again, Now for a Record $12.5 Billion Heat’s New Center of Gravity Needs More in Orbit Around Him Join a Game And Meet a Star Olympic Success Spawns a Few New Stones in the Shadow of Rome’s Ruins For a Season Ticket, You Can Help Script Akron’s Opening Plays In Nix’s Footwork, the Broncos See A ‘Superpower’ They Can Enhance Maura Gillison, 61, Who Linked Throat Cancers to HPV, Is Dead William Orbit, 69, Electronica Producer Who Made Hits With Madonna and U2 Shakespearean Fable Is Fit For Summer How Dummies Come to Life A Boastful Memoir: Evidence or Fiction? A Boastful Memoir: Criminal Evidence or Fiction? Judge Awards $250,000 to Musician in Kennedy Center Case Rivalries Heated And Funny Even When Half-Baked Crossword KenKen Two Not Touch ANSWERS TO PREVIOUS PUZZLES ANSWERS TO PREVIOUS PUZZLES YESTERDAY’S ANSWER Variations Woven Into a New Work Barack Obama to Host Podcast on Books Spotify Plans To Label A.I. 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