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Over the past 2 years, reporter @pambelluck followed 4 women who experienced genital cutting — a health professional, a hairstylist, a bus driver, and a pharmacist — who shared their stories, and their journey in seeking a surgical remedyhttps://nyti.ms/2HOwNEa 

"Don’t let the world’s inherent unfairness and the boomers’ destruction of the economic system break you of your desire to have a moderately enjoyable work life," writes work friend columnist Megan Greenwellhttps://nyti.ms/2VXDkpU 

A former Lyft and Uber driver in Virginia was found “liable for the torture” of a Somali villager in the 1980s by a jury this weekhttps://nyti.ms/2HPOO53 

The Trump administration proposed to roll back Obama-era rights for transgender people in the Affordable Care Act, eliminating “gender identity”https://nyti.ms/2VXPzTo 

Which celebrity chef put nearly 2 dozen of his restaurants into a form of bankruptcy protection this week? Try this week's news quiz.https://nyti.ms/2VXqRCJ 

Authorities said Ludwig Paz learned what he needed to know about running his brothels and his criminal enterprise from an earlier job: detective with the New York Police Department.https://nyti.ms/2W0RCpL 

Gardens are one of Kabul's secret pleasures. At the Times bureau in Kabul, an unlikely gardener called Zamir brought beauty to a war-weary world.https://nyti.ms/2HR7VM9 

Dr. Leonard Bailey, who transplanted a baboon's heart into a dying girl in 1984, has died. Baby Fae survived 21 days after the surgery. Her mother is still grateful that he tried to save the infant's life, and calls him the "heart of hearts."https://nyti.ms/2W0WviI 

A man was arrested and accused of pulling a subway emergency brake in New York City. The police are investigating if he’s responsible for dozens of other similar acts.https://nyti.ms/2W2aoNs 

Sean Escobar wondered if the man he said had groped him more than 25 years ago had done so to any other child. So he sat down with him — and recorded the conversation. Here's the story that recording told. Listen to “The Daily.”https://nyti.ms/2W1WFq7 

The bartender knows their orders, the maître d’ knows their names. Meet some of the regulars — they’re still out there if you know where to look.https://nyti.ms/2HPifEl 

Since our story on the humble “shoey” (Australia's grossest drinking tradition) was released into the world, responses to the trend have varied from horror to amusementhttps://nyti.ms/2HPLZB6 

"The last time a president was threatened with impeachment, he made a point of not talking about it. This one cannot stop talking about it," writes @peterbakernyt in a news analysis.https://nyti.ms/2VXA2Db 

3 more people died Thursday on Mount Everest, as crowds of climbers added to the dangers of attempting to scale the world’s highest peakhttps://nyti.ms/2HUSGlr 

In Opinion "In the final season of Game of Thrones, a once-powerful and arrogant queen stands almost alone at the top of her castle," writes @jennirsl. "That was how Theresa May’s premiership ended this week."https://nyti.ms/2HP9JFi 

Sean Escobar wondered if the man he said had groped him more than 25 years ago had done so to any other child. So he sat down with him — and recorded the conversation. Listen to today's episode of "The Daily."https://nyti.ms/2HSj0fN 

Morning briefing: Here's what you need to know to start your dayhttps://nyti.ms/2VZ4U6d 

Britons voted in elections for a European Parliament that Britain was supposed to have quit by nowhttps://nyti.ms/2VWMG5r 

Theresa May’s voice cracked as she said she was honored to serve the country as the “second female prime minister, but certainly not the last,” and said the role had been the honor of her lifehttps://nyti.ms/2HPE3Q9 

Europe is rattled as the Continent votes in Parliament elections. Here’s a guide to our coverage of the elections, the results of which are expected on Sunday.https://nyti.ms/2W3gXzB