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U.S.
Ruled a Threat to Family, but Allowed to Keep Guns
The National Rifle Association and its allies are challenging states’ efforts to take guns away from domestic violence offenders who have been served with civil protection orders.
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Technology
Hacker Case Leads to Calls for Better Law
The indictment of Matthew Keys, 26, in relation to a 2010 incident of online vandalism has led to an outcry over sentencing in computer crimes.
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Opinion
Oil Sands Emissions
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers says Keystone XL will not increase greenhouse gas emissions.
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Fashion & Style
The Stories That Bind Us
Studies indicate that children learn resilience when they hear what their relatives before them have faced.
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Business Day
To Reassure Investors, Fed Stresses It Will Not End Stimulus
Concerns about the effects of the Federal Reserve’s stimulus policy can dilute the policy’s impact by causing investors to doubt that rates will remain low.
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Business Day
This Week In Small Business: Surviving Shark Tank
Competing budgets, competitive vigor, and nap time. Plus, do you have time to button your shirt?
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Science
University of Tennessee Wins Approval for Hydraulic Fracturing Plan
The university says leasing land to a gas company to conduct hydraulic fracturing would allow researchers to study the impact in a closed environment.
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Opinion
Work at Home, or in the Office?
A business professor says the effective use of advanced technology offers a solution.
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Business Day
Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
The following tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week.
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World
Environmental Woes Could Reverse Global Development
By 2030, 80 percent of the world’s middle class could live in what is currently termed the developing world. But environmental disasters could halt or even reverse gains.
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World
Starting a Papacy, Amid Echoes of a ‘Dirty War’
The election of Francis as pope is focusing scrutiny on his role as leader of the Roman Catholic Church in Argentina, an institution that remains under criticism for its role in failing to publicly resist the military dictatorship.
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Booming
He Hasn’t Had It All Either
A father who has worked from home concludes that the difficulty of making jobs parent friendly isn’t the workplace, it’s work.
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World
Drawing the Line on Privacy
After a series of sexual scandals that destroyed his political career and his marriage, it is hard to believe that there was anything private left about the life of Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
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Business Day
Tax Credits or Spending? Labels, but in Congress, Fighting Words
As lawmakers struggle to narrow the government’s deficit, every dollar taken from a grant program counts as a budget cut, while every dollar taken from a tax credit is instead a tax increase.
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Technology
Google Executive to Visit Myanmar
Eric Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google, plans to visit Myanmar, one of the last unexploited territory for businesses in Asia.
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N.Y. / Region
F.B.I. Dog Is Killed in Raid on Hideaway
Ape, a Czech German Shepherd equipped with a camera, was shot in the chest just as he breached the doorway of an abandoned bar where Kurt R. Myers was hiding.
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U.S.
Dispute on Transgender Rights Unfolds at a Colorado School
A legal dispute over the right to use a school bathroom is unfolding in Colorado as other states seek to clarify their policies relating to transgender students.
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N.Y. / Region
Outsiders Faulted for Unrest in Brooklyn
Leaders in East Flatbush are pleading for calm a day after a vigil for Kimani Gray turned chaotic, the most sustained turmoil in three consecutive days of protests.
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Sunday Review
Reading, Writing and Video Games
The concepts of work and play have become farcically reversed: schoolwork is meant to be superfun and play, like homework, is meant to teach.
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Business
Advertising Research Foundation Gets Its First Female Leader
Gayle Fuguitt, a longtime research executive at General Mills, is to be introduced to the Advertising Research Foundation’s members on Monday.+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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Opinion
Work at Home, or in the Office?
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Business Day
This Week In Small Business: Surviving Shark Tank
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Business Day
Viewing the Glass as Half Full, but Not Too Full
Our financial situations can be easier to handle with a positive outlook, as long as we don’t get carried away with our optimism.
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Business Day
Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
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Booming
He Hasn’t Had It All Either
the difficulty making jobs friendly isn’t the workplace, it’s work.
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Opinion
Surveying Emancipation
The American Freedman Inquiry Commission and the roots of Reconstruction.
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Health
Ectopic Pregnancy Treatments Preserve Fertility
For women with ectopic pregnancies, surgery to remove a fallopian tube did not affect the ability to become pregnant later any more than more conservative treatments for the condition.
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Opinion
Singapore’s Lessons for an Unequal America
The American elite loves to rationalize soaring levels of inequality. But the task of achieving a fairer society with more equality of opportunity is, though difficult, within reach.
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Technology
Google Executive to Visit Myanmar
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Business Day
Man Group Imposes Limits on Cash Bonuses for Executives
The Man Group, the largest publicly traded hedge fund firm in the world, said annual cash bonuses for its top executives would be capped at up to 250 percent of salary.
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Opinion
With a Big If, Science Panel Finds Deep Cuts Possible in Auto Emissions and Oil Use
A panel finds that a blend of intensified research and strong policy could take a big bite out of oil use and CO2 emissions.
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Opinion
Work at Home, or in the Office?
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Business Day
Viewing the Glass as Half Full, but Not Too Full
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Business Day
This Week In Small Business: Surviving Shark Tank
Business Day
Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
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Health
Faster Recovery From Hip Surgery
Some surgeons say anterior hip replacements, in which the incision is made at the front of the hip instead of through the buttocks or the side, result in decreased pain and faster recovery.
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Opinion
Surveying Emancipation
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World
Former Pentagon Lawyer Offers Pros and Cons of Drone Court
The speech by Jeh C. Johnson, the Defense Department’s former general counsel, offered a window into the thinking of someone who participated in the inner circles of Obama administration national security decision-making until recently.
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Technology
Google Executive to Visit Myanmar
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U.S.
Dispute on Transgender Rights Unfolds at a Colorado School
A legal dispute over the right to use a school bathroom is unfolding in
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U.S.
Man Accused of Rape and Murder in Syracuse Is Beaten in Jail
David Renz, who is accused of committing both crimes during a carjacking, appeared in court and said his nose had been broken in the Onondaga County Justice Center.
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Business Day
Viewing the Glass as Half Full, but Not Too Full
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Opinion
Surveying Emancipation
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Technology
Google Executive to Visit Myanmar
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Business Day
Is the Seller to Blame?
After a soldier died, his parents took aim at a dietary supplement — and the retail chain GNC, where he bought it.
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N.Y. / Region
Riffs by Cab Riders, Secretly Recorded for the Sake of Art
A documentary filmmaker and licensed cabby secretly recorded the conversations of his passengers, assembled the highlights into an audio collage and installed the final product in his taxi.
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World
2 Tire Factories With Different Trajectories Reveal Social Schisms in France
One company is closing and the other has a promising future after workers agreed to concessions that many consider to be onerous.
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World
New Premier in China Faces Test on Economy
Li Keqiang entered the job on Friday, inheriting a wobbling economy that could distract the government from its vows to tackle pollution and promote urbanization.
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Technology
Disruptions: Stuck With a Provider Over the Long Haul
Owning a cellphone on one of the biggest providers can sometimes feel like an unhappy relationship, with companies frequently taking advantage of customers.
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N.Y. / Region
Quinn Leads Democrats in Fund-Raising for 2013 Campaign
Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, leads her Democratic mayoral rivals with a war chest of almost $5.6 million, according to financial-disclosure reports released on Friday.
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Opinion
Drones, Ethics and the Armchair Soldier
Does the advent of drone warfare, which keeps active soldiers out of harm’s way, require a new brand of moral responsibility?
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U.S.
Water Rate in Small Town Has Residents Fuming
Like other small towns, Blue Mound says the rates charged by a private water company are much higher than those of neighboring big cities.Eminent domain http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eminent_domain should work
here. Water is limited and the right to pump it is owned as well as the distribution system and the wells.
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