The C.D.C.'s New Challenge? Grappling With Imperfect Science
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| Arts By Jason Farago This austere work by Jasper Johns doesn't seem to invite much of a close read. But its cool surface belies a depth of feeling, which shows us all the power of artistic restraint. | | | Opinion | Ezra Klein By Ezra Klein The problems the president is facing are an almost perfect inversion of the problems Obama faced. | | |
| By The Associated Press Officials said four hostages were freed and a suspect was dead, after a day of threats and negotiations at a synagogue in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. | | | By The Associated Press and Storyful Parts of the Southeast received more than nine inches of snow after the storm moved through the region on Sunday, knocking out power to tens of thousands of customers and coating highways with dangerous ice. | | | By Reuters and The Associated Press A winter storm in the Southeast spawned multiple tornadoes in southwestern Florida, displacing about 200 people and causing widespread damage. | | |
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