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New York TimesWednesday, 27 May 2026
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Iran Threatens Strikes After U.S. Hits Targets Near Strait of Hormuz
A Kinship With Kyiv: Underdogs Bite; Renewed Hostilities Might Derail Talks
The paper presents a deteriorating security situation, linking recent U.S. strikes to Iranian threats while drawing a tactical comparison between Iranian and Ukrainian asymmetric warfare strategies.
The story reports on an escalation in the Persian Gulf following U.S. strikes on Iranian-linked assets, threatening a fragile diplomatic process and global energy security in the Strait of Hormuz.
“Renewed Hostilities Might Derail Talks”
“Analytical focus on institutional stability”
U.S. JUDGES DENY MAP IN ALABAMA
Redraw Is Called Biased Against Black Voters
Reports on a federal panel's rejection of Alabama's revised congressional map on grounds of racial bias.
When Justice Is Politicized, Courts Are Resisting
Push to Charge Trump’s Foes Flounders After Legal Missteps
An analysis of how federal judges are pushed back against what they perceive as politically motivated legal maneuvers.
Genre-Hopping Colossus of the Jazz Saxophone
An obituary and appreciation of the career of jazz musician Sonny Rollins.
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