Monday's NYT Connections puzzle features a misleading "Parental Advisory" grouping, with answers covering calm states, mature-content descriptors, types of boards and hidden word endings.

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Christian Davidson pleaded guilty Oct. 22 to multiple counts of extortion and sexual exploitation of minors.

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Although parents haven’t submitted objections to library books for the past two years, the district is acting after an ...

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That means each play counts as your listening. The app then learns from its own guesses and drifts further from your taste.