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Business Day
Boeing’s 787 Takes Flight to Assess New Battery
Almost three months after the airliners were grounded, Boeing moved closer to getting them back in service.
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U.S.
Veterans’ Programs Are Set for Raise in Spending Plan
Facing a persistent backlog of disability claims for wounded veterans, and criticism, the Obama administration says its new budget will include significant increases for veterans programs.
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Opinion
The Young are the Restless
The millennial generation is the generation of change. Advantage Democrats.
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Business Day
A Stubborn Drought Tests Texas Ranchers
As a three-year drought parches their grazing land, some ranchers are staying afloat on a combination of ingenuity and patience.
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Business Day
Anheuser-Busch Merger Deal Clears an Antitrust Hurdle
Anheuser-Busch InBev said Friday that it had reached an agreement in principle to resolve the United States government’s antitrust concerns over the beer maker’s planned $20.1 billion deal with Grupo Modelo, the maker of Corona beer and other brands.
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N.Y. / Region
Renovations and Hope on a Block Once Marked by Blight
If it can be fixed, I can fix it.
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Business Day
Biggest Rise In 5 Months For Orders At Factories
The figure for factory orders is a turnaround from a 1 percent decline in January, and the biggest gain in five months.
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U.S.
Impeachment Proceedings Break a Small Town’s Quiet
Adam Paul, the outspoken 32-year-old mayor of Ellisville, Mo., is at war with his City Council, whose allegations against him include cursing and drinking.
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Opinion
Saving Money, Poisoning Workers
There is plenty of blame to go around for the neurological damage caused by toxic fumes at Royale Comfort Seating.
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Business Day
Financial Lessons for American Expatriates
Bucks readers share their experiences in working overseas.
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Opinion
The Damage Wrought by the Gun Lobby
At every turn, gun advocates have stymied common-sense efforts to reduce violence.
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N.Y. / Region
Crosswalks in New York Are Not Havens, Study Finds
The study, in the Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery, describes a New York where listening to music, wearing a bicycle helmet or hailing a cab can change a life.
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Business Day
Addictive Animal Webcams Get Network Attention
Animal Planet’s live Internet stream is promoting 10 additional Web channels this week, including webcams for ants, penguins and even cockroaches.
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Autos
Wheelies: The Dear Leader Edition
General Motors eyes North Korea’s nuclear attack threat and creates backup plan for plants in South Korea.
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Arts
Hopis Try to Stop Paris Sale of Artifacts
The Hopi Indians of Arizona have asked federal officials to help stop a high-price auction of 70 sacred masks in Paris, but officials said there was little they could do.
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Business Day
Hong Kong Strike Clogs Shipping Traffic
A rare strike by contract dockworkers was snarling the flow of ships and goods at the global freight hub, the world’s third-busiest container port, after Shanghai and Singapore.
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World
Attacks on Elderly Armenian Women in Turkey Awaken Fears
The violence recalls a tortured past and, perhaps, hints at future tensions as Turkey prepares to face the 100th anniversary of the Armenian genocide.
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U.S.
Paper Offers Options on Limiting Higher Health Rates
As regulators look to protect consumers, a panel of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners analyzed steps that states can take to mitigate expected rises.
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N.Y. / Region
Officer Charged in Robberies of Drug Dealers
Jose Tejada, a 17-year veteran of the New York Police Department, was the second officer charged with being part of a crew that stole thousands of dollars in cash and drugs.
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Opinion
On the Frontiers of Brain Research
President Obama’s pledge of $100 million is a modest but welcome start to helping us understand how the brain works.
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Business Day
Biggest Rise In 5 Months For Orders At Factories
The figure for factory orders is a turnaround from a 1 percent decline in January, and the biggest gain in five months.
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U.S.
Impeachment Proceedings Break a Small Town’s Quiet
Adam Paul, the outspoken 32-year-old mayor of Ellisville, Mo., is at war with his City Council, whose allegations against him include cursing and drinking.
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Opinion
Saving Money, Poisoning Workers
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Opinion
The Damage Wrought by the Gun Lobby
At every turn, gun advocates have stymied common-sense efforts to reduce violence.
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World
Data Leak Shakes Notion of Secret Offshore Havens and, Possibly, Nerves
The disclosures are likely to reverberate through government and financial circles, as austerity-ridden European governments seek to crack down on tax evasion.
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Opinion
News by and for the Authorities
From Russia to Zimbabwe, attacks by state media are designed to delegitimize civil society.
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Your Money
Overseas Finances Can Trip Up Americans Abroad
Average Americans who live and work in another country can run afoul of tax rules intended for the wealthy.
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Autos
Fisker Automotive Lays Off Majority of Employees
Facing financial difficulty, Fisker Automotive reportedly laid off 75 percent of its staff as the company attempts to recover from hard times.
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U.S.
Self-Sacrifice Is All the Rage as Federal Furloughs Loom
Government officials and some members of Congress are offering to hand over parts of their paycheck as federal workers brace for furloughs because of across-the-board budget cuts.
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Business Day
New Jobless Claims Climb Unexpectedly to a 4-Month High
A four-month high in new unemployment claims is a sign of slowing job growth.
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Health
Broiled Fish With Chermoula
In Morocco, chermoula is traditionally used as a marinade for grilled fish.
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Health
Striped Bass or Mahi Mahi With Fennel, Leeks and Tomatoes
A sauce similar to a vegetable ragout works over any firm white fish.
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Opinion
Scientists See Cruelty in Killing Method Used in Japan's Dolphin Roundup
A peer-reviewed analysis finds the killing method used on dolphins in a Japanese town is far from humane.
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N.Y. / Region
Crosswalks in New York Are Not Havens, Study Finds
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Opinion
Suburban Disequilibrium
How can we keep from building a new inequality on top of the old one?
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Opinion
African North Americans and the War
Why blacks who had fled to Canada returned to fight for the Union.
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Opinion
News by and for the Authorities
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Health
Oven-Steamed Arctic Char With Piperade
A sauce that works on just about any fish is particularly delicious with Arctic char.
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Health
Living With Cancer: Truthiness
I look and feel fine, yet the rising blood markers and the scan prove me to be ill. These antithetical perspectives split me in two.
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U.S.
The Changing Meaning of Marriage
Opponents of same-sex marriage argue that redefining marriage will refocus it away from the raising of children and toward adults' emotional needs. But perhaps that world is already upon us.
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World
North Korea Events Complicate Nuclear Talks With Iran
Pyongyang’s nuclear-arms bombast and the cautious foreign response are hanging over resumed negotiations between Iran and the six big powers in unsettling ways.
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Business Day
A Bankruptcy, and Now a Pension Test
The question is whether the bondholders can get the bankruptcy court to force Stockton out of Calpers, perhaps as the price for continuing its Chapter 9 case.
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World
2 Major Air Pollutants Increase in Beijing
Levels of two major air pollutants — nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter that is between 2.5 and 10 micrometers, called PM 10 — surged early in 2013, a report said.
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