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| By Nick Corasaniti and Reid J. Epstein In Georgia, Republicans are removing Democrats of color from local boards. In Arkansas, they have stripped election control from county authorities. And they are expanding their election power in many other states. | | | By Graham Bowley Secrecy has long been part of the art market's mystique, but now lawmakers say they fear it fosters abuses and should be addressed. | | | By Katie Glueck Eric Adams is considered the front-runner in Tuesday's Democratic primary, but the race is fluid enough that another candidate may win. | | |
| Style By Julia Carmel A lawsuit against America's largest sandwich chain has raised questions about America's most popular canned fish. We tried to answer one: Is Subway selling tuna? | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Tom Perriello The efforts by conservative bishops to arbitrate who receives communion reinforce why the American bishops so often stand alone. | | |
| By The Associated Press and Storyful After forming on Saturday in the Gulf of Mexico, the storm dropped several inches of rain in the Mississippi Delta and along the Gulf Coast. Tornadoes were reported in Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Mississippi. | | | By The Associated Press The United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution on Friday rebuking the Myanmar military and demanding an end to its five-month-old coup. | | |
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