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“For atomic bomb survivors, a Nobel Peace Prize and a reckoning, 80 years later.”

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For atomic bomb survivors, a Nobel Peace Prize and a reckoning, 80 years later

Cities blasted to rubble. Burned bodies and flayed flesh. Invisible waves of radiation coursing through the air. And the indelible image of a mushroom cloud.

By HANNAH BEECH, HISAKO UENO and KIUKO NOTOYA NYTimes News Service • Oct. 12, 2024 • Updated 12:05 am

Trump ratchets up rhetoric, calls for death penalty for migrants who kill Americans

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Nevada asked AI which students need help. The answer caused an outcry.

By TROY CLOSSON NYTimes News Service • Oct. 12, 2024 • Updated 12:05 am

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