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Discover the Exciting World of Wordle, Sabotage, and New Year's Resolutions

Astronomy - Cooking - Journalism - New Year's Resolutions - Sabotage - Space - Storytelling - Ukraine - Wordle

From Wordle strategies to Ukrainian sabotage and New Year's cooking resolutions, dive into a mix of exciting topics in this article!

Are you ready for a thrilling rollercoaster ride through the world of Wordle, Ukrainian sabotage, and New Year's resolutions? Let's start with Tracy Bennett, the editorial master at Wordle, who sets her sights on conquering the game with the word 'Whimsy' and an extra challenge of six-letter words. Moving on to the intense realm of international espionage, Ukraine makes headlines with a daring act of sabotage on a Russian freight train, showcasing their strategic prowess. And speaking of fresh beginnings, explore the realm of culinary adventures with inspiring New Year's cooking resolutions, whether it's embracing meat-free meals or mastering the art of baking. Get ready for a whirlwind of excitement and motivation as we delve into these diverse worlds!

As we wrap up this whirlwind journey, remember to spice up your calendar with the most exciting space and astronomy events in 2024. Never miss a celestial spectacle, be it an eclipse, meteor shower, or rocket launch. Stay tuned for a year filled with cosmic wonders and astronomical delights!

And before we part ways, take a moment to appreciate the power of storytelling, whether it's through engaging articles or personal anecdotes shared with loved ones. Stories have the ability to transcend boundaries and connect us in ways we never imagined. So, keep sharing your tales and embracing the magic of words and narratives in every aspect of your life!

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How Wordle's Editor, Tracy Bennett, Plays the Game (The New York Times)

When Tracy Bennett sits down to play Wordle, she does so with a word of six — not five — letters in mind: Whimsy. She wants to approach the game with a bit ...

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Monday Briefing: Ukraine Steps Up Sabotage (The New York Times)

On Nov. 29, Ukrainian saboteurs placed explosives on a Russian freight train roughly 3,000 miles from the Ukrainian border, in an attempt to damage an important ...

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Ukraine, Stalled on the Front, Steps Up Sabotage, Targeting Trains (Yahoo News UK)

KYIV, Ukraine — The saboteurs managed to place four explosives on a Russian freight train carrying diesel and jet fuel, roughly 3000 miles from the ...

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New Year's Cooking Resolutions (The New York Times)

Whether you want to eat less meat, bake more crowd-pleasing desserts or (finally) learn how to cook, here are some first steps for the new year.

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Book Review: 'A Hitch in Time,' by Christopher Hitchens (The New York Times)

The Nation had his biweekly political columns. The London Review of Books and Newsday (where he wrote weekly) had the bulk of his book reviews. He loitered in ...

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A New Year's Energy Boost (The New York Times)

You're reading The Morning newsletter. Make sense of the day's news and ideas. David Leonhardt and Times journalists guide you through what's happening — and ...

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Journalism profession has 'lost its way' — and it's not just the New ... (The Hill)

The former opinion editor of the New York Times, James Bennet, took his former employer to task recently in a lengthy essay. The headline of the piece ...

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Opinion | How Telling Stories to My Daughter Got Me Through the ... (The New York Times)

Ms. Barbara, who covers Brazilian politics, culture and everyday life, wrote from São Paulo, Brazil. Sign up for ...

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2024 Space and Astronomy Events Calendar (The New York Times)

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