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Business Day
Workers Still Uneasy About Retirement Finances
Many workers essentially guess about how much money they’ll need in retirement, a survey finds.
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Fashion & Style
The Doctor Is In (Well, Logged In)
Jay Parkinson is a founder of Sherpaa, a Web site that operates like a virtual doctor’s office, examining patients by e-mail and text message.
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Business Day
Renewed Tax Credit Buoys Wind-Power Projects
Numerous wind-energy projects stalled at the end of 2012, but Congressional action on a critical incentive has spurred developers to resume efforts.
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Business Day
Justices Explore Fine Line on Generic Drug Injuries
The Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday on whether a drug maker could be held responsible for severe injuries caused by its generic pain pill.
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Technology
Q&A: Seeing Ads on Twitter
Twitter’s “promoted tweets” advertisements are not optional, but they can be deleted one by one from the feed.
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Autos
Wheelies: The Make-Some-Noise Edition
A proposed rule to establish minimum noise levels for electric vehicles would make them louder than some sports cars, lobbyists for automakers say.
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World
‘Dirty War’ Victim Rebuts Pope’s Role in His Capture
A priest kidnapped by the Argentine junta in the 1970s rejects accusations made by a fellow victim that the new pope brought about his capture.
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Opinion
The Kids Left Behind by the Boom
Latin America’s growth hasn’t closed the rift between rich and poor.
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Business Day
Well-Intentioned Behemoth in the Bahamas
Despite the environmental awareness shown in the building program of the colossal Baha Mar Resort, concerns remain about its long-term impact and future energy requirements.
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Opinion
A Forewarning on Fracking
The environmentalist Kyle Rabin responds to a news article, “Days of Promise Fade for Ethanol.”
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Technology
New Reasons to Change Light Bulbs
LED bulbs last longer and use less power than older ones, and with prices falling, a change makes even more sense.
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Style
Single Parents: Unsupported, and Feeling the Blame
Men and boys appear caught in a vicious cycle of single-parent families and poverty, but the effects are felt by both sexes.
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Opinion
A Young Man With Down Syndrome, a Fatal Encounter and a Cry for Understanding
After the death of Ethan Saylor, a Maryland man with Down syndrome, in the custody of mall security officers, advocates want more than raised awareness.
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Business Day
The Hard Math on Fossil Fuels
Even the recent reduction in carbon-dioxide emissions in the United States is not nearly sharp enough to avoid reaching what climate scientists consider the prudent limit in global warming within decades.
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Technology
Q&A: Keeping Adobe Flash Player Secure
Although they can be annoying, Adobe’s frequent updates to its Flash player and other software can help keep your computer safer.
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Real Estate
Developers Are Making Bets on a Rising East Harlem
As developers build more housing in East Harlem, the 96th Street dividing line between the neighborhood and the Upper East Side is becoming murky.
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Business Day
ABC Works on an App for Live Streaming Shows to Mobile Devices
The app, which would stream programming to the phones and tablets of cable and satellite subscribers, could become available to some subscribers this year.
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U.S.
Influential Ex-Aide to Obama Voices Concern on Drone Strikes
Gen. James E. Cartwright expressed concern about “blowback” from the United States’ aggressive campaign, warning that the attacks could be undermining long-term efforts to battle extremism.
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U.S.
North Carolina: Pink Licenses Dropped
The state is abandoning a plan to give pink-striped driver’s licenses to certain illegal immigrants.
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Arts
The Stories of the Holocaust
A Web site created by the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Manhattan is intended to teach young people about the Holocaust through stories from survivors.
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Business Day
Another Look at Natural Gas
Whether the natural gas boom could reduce the threat of climate change by fostering a switch from coal depends in part on how much gas leaks out in the course of hydraulic fracturing.
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U.S.
Obama to Name New National Monuments
President Obama, who has been criticized for favoring oil and gas development over land conservation in his first term, on Monday will designate five new national monuments, according to officials briefed on the decision.
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Opinion
Global Study of Monsoons Finds Ocean Variations Have Driven Recent Shifts
The recent behavior of monsoons in the Northern Hemisphere clashes what was predicted under a push from global warming.
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Style
Minimalist Parenting, 'Manimalist' Style
For this stay-at home dad, advice on minimalist parenting is preaching to the choir.
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Opinion
A Forewarning on Fracking
The environmentalist Kyle Rabin responds
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Technology
Q&A: Keeping Adobe Flash Player Secure
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Opinion
Firearms and Domestic Violence
Stronger state laws are needed to require abusers to surrender their guns.
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U.S.
As New Drone Policy Is Weighed, Few Practical Effects Are Seen
For months, the Obama administration has promised to create a more lasting legal framework for its drone program, but the only proposal to surface so far may have little short-term effect.
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Health
Suddenly, They're All Gone
The caregiving is over, but instead of being relieved, I feel worse.
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Style
Single Parents: Unsupported, and Feeling the Blame
Men and boys appear caught in a vicious cycle of single-parent families and poverty, but the effects are felt by both sexes.
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N.Y. / Region
Next Campaign Stop: The Third Lunch Today
Keeping off the pounds is never easy, but for New York politicians facing months of generously catered campaigning, it can be torture.
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Science
A Tale of Two Frozen Lakes
Inclement weather foiled attempts to dive in a second Antarctic lake, but we managed to get a quick glimpse under its ice.
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Opinion
Ovarian Cancer
The Ovarian Cancer Research Fund responds to an editorial about inadequate treatment of the disease.
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Business Day
Grocers Won’t Sell Altered Fish, Groups Say
Consumer and environmental groups say that the chains, with 2,000 stores, have pledged not to sell a fish genetically engineered to grow faster.Fish will cost more there. Fish should cost much more to limit demand.
The price should be raised with taxes.
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N.Y. / Region
Businesses Return to the Neighborhood, and the People Follow
In the more than four months since Hurricane Sandy struck, the reopening of the Fairway market has brought people back and even helped other businesses.
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Opinion
A Forewarning on Fracking
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Opinion
In Praise of Priestly Marriage
At home, Pope Francis showed compassion to clerical families.
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Business Day
The Hard Math on Fossil Fuels
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Technology
Q&A: Keeping Adobe Flash Player Secure
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Opinion
Firearms and Domestic Violence
Stronger state laws are needed to require abusers to surrender their guns.
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Opinion
Ovarian Cancer
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Science
A Tale of Two Frozen Lakes
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Arts
The Stories of the Holocaust
A Web site created by the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Manhattan is intended to teach young people about the Holocaust through stories from survivors.
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Business Day
Condoleezza Rice to Write Book for Henry Holt
The former secretary of state in the George W. Bush administration will examine the creation of democracy, drawing upon her career and personal life.
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World
China and Japan Spar Over War Trials, More Than 6 Decades On
The National Library of China plans to publish documents from the postwar Tokyo Trials, in an attempt to counter Japanese rightists who regard the tribunal as mere “victors’ justice.”+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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Business Day
Another Look at Natural Gas
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Opinion
Firearms and Domestic Violence
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Health
Suddenly, They're All Gone
The caregiving is over, but instead of being relieved, I feel worse.
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Science
A Tale of Two Frozen Lakes
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Opinion
Ovarian Cancer
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Education
Special-Education Programs Steel Themselves as Cuts Loom
After weathering large cuts in 2011 and facing new ones, Texas school administrators say they are running out of cost-saving options to maintain services that receive federal money.
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Business Day
Condoleezza Rice to Write Book for Henry Holt
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Business
MSNBC Announces Replacement for Chris Hayes
Steve Kornacki, a Salon editor and co-host of “The Cycle” will take over “Up” on weekends.|
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