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Mehmet Oz is a quasi-religious leader, one who has set up his revival tent between a yoga studio and an urgent-care clinic, with the television cameras rolling. Some star athletes seem to think you don’t have to follow public health policy — as long as you win. Readers are upset that Republicans in one of the focus groups still believe that the election was stolen. Also: Vaccine mandates; marriage and divorce. You may also have questions about how this process works. We have answers. The federal lawsuit against Yale, M.I.T. and other colleges is the latest legal action to question admissions practices. The days-long battle to enter Australia to defend his Open title presages headwinds he may face if he attempts to travel the world without being vaccinated for Covid-19. Vandals stained a cliff formation known as the Staircase of the Turks with red splotches over the weekend. Residents of a nearby town banded together for a successful cleanup. The launch came as the U.N. 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