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Two examples of earlier New York Times articles that were controversial, but not condemned by LGBTQ groups, demonstrate the movement's change in direction.

Feb 21

Beijing defiant over role in drug problem killing tens of thousands each year as little attention paid to issue.

Feb 18

Questions about the nature of the relationship between social media companies and the U.S. government could have been articulated more clearly.

Feb 11

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced new efforts against corruption amid visits from foreign officials.

Feb 3

The world still needs the United States if other leading economies are going to delay needed military support.

Jan 27

Snub from heads of state, whatever the motivation, represents growing skepticism of globalized economy.

Jan 20

With a boost to production of semiconductors within the United States, new opportunities may open up to reinvigorate lagging industry.

Jan 13

If the new House Republican can't do something as procedural as elect as speaker, how can we expect them to pass a budget?

Jan 6

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