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Business
Univision and Disney Give Details of Fusion, a Channel for Latinos
The joint venture underscores the growing influence of the burgeoning Hispanic audience.
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World
Russia: Explosion in Coal Mine Kills at Least 17
An explosion in a coal mine in northern Russia killed at least 17 miners in a shaft saturated with methane gas, rescue workers said Monday.
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Business Day
Shell Vessels Sidelined, Imperiling Arctic Plans
The company’s ambitious oil exploration program in the Arctic has been hindered by delays for the last seven years.
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Science
Group Seeks to Jump-Start Ocean Protections
A new body will call attention to the plundering of ocean resources, from overfishing to the mining of the seabed.
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Business Day
Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor and Your Economists, Too
Many economists are receptive to the concept of immigration, partly because they tend to have a libertarian streak. But immigration has also benefited economists’ own profession.
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U.S.
Texas: DNA Test Leads to Freedom After 30 Years
A 58-year-old man who served nearly 30 years in prison on a murder conviction has been freed after DNA testing pointed to another man as the culprit.
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World
Brazil, Where a Judge Made $361,500 in a Month, Fumes Over Pay
Exploiting generous benefits and loopholes, some public sector employees are earning more than $260,000 in a year.
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U.S.
At Texas Service, Mourners Remember Slain Ex-Sniper as Warrior and Family Man
Thousands of people attended the service of Chris Kyle, a retired Navy SEAL sniper and author who investigators say was killed by a troubled veteran he was trying to help.
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World
Government Panel in Afghanistan Confirms Widespread Torture of Detainees
The findings were the first formal acknowledgment by Afghan officials of a widespread problem with abuse, after they initially denied the conclusions of a United Nations report.
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U.S.
A Call for Drastic Changes in Educating New Lawyers
A task force says it is time for radical changes in the regulation of law schools, including cutting curriculums, requiring on-the-ground training and licensing legal technicians.
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U.S.
Maryland: Brief Delay in Terrorism Case
The military tribunal case against Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and four others who are accused of being accomplices in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks was delayed.
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Business Day
Hong Kong TV Drama Plays Out Uneasy Ties With China
A Hong Kong series has tapped into the tensions between the city's residents and mainland Chinese visitors, striking a nerve on both sides of the border and drawing the attention of Chinese censors.
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Science
An Avian Census, Earth TV and ‘Mating Intelligence’
A look at upcoming events at the intersection of science and culture.
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Style
Breaking the Silence of Stillbirth
Telling strangers about my stillborn daughter leaves me feeling like I've punched them. They cry. They try to shuffle away from me. I end up apologizing.
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Business Day
Speculative Bets Prove Risky as Savers Chase Payoff
Brokers used to promote bad investments mainly to people trying to get rich quick, but with traditional portfolios losing value, more ordinary retirement savers are being duped.
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Business Day
The Underpopulation Bomb
It's not a low fertility rate but rather the failure of public policies to provide sufficient support for parents that is troubling, an economist writes.
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Public Editor
Keeping Secrets
When the government asks newspapers to keep quiet, the bar should be very high for saying yes.
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