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Opinion
The Stop-and-Frisk Practice, Attacked and Defended
Hazel N. Dukes of the N.A.A.C.P.’s New York State Conference criticizes the program, and a reader makes the case for it.
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Opinion
Beyond Basketball and Bigotry
It’s past time to address a profound impediment to real equality: workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Opinion
Bend, Stretch, Reach, Teach, Reveal, Reflect, Rejoice, Repeat
A short guide to limiting big regrets on the human journey.
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Booming
Married With Children, a Dedication That Held It All Together
For Lola and Bill Keyes, working on the “we” in their relationship has helped their marriage last 32 years.
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U.S.
I.R.S. Apologizes to Tea Party Groups Over Audits of Applications for Tax Exemption
An Internal Revenue Service official acknowledged on Friday that the agency singled out nonprofit applicants with “Tea Party” or “patriots” in their titles.
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Business Day
Hedge Fund Manager and S.E.C. Reach Deal
Under the proposed deal, the hedge fund manager Philip A. Falcone has agreed to at least a two-year ban from raising new capital, and he and his fund will pay a fine of $18 million.
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Multimedia
Letting Go of a Baby, but Not the Emotions
After giving birth to a baby boy, a surrogate mother realized she didn’t give her baby away — he was never hers to give.
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Science
Heat-Trapping Gas Passes Milestone, Raising Fears
The amount of the gas in the air has not been this high for at least three million years, and scientists believe the rise portends large changes in the climate and sea level.
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World
Should Governments Cash In on Smokers?
Governments urge smokers to quit, but they also collect billions in tobacco taxes. In France, a big drop in cigarette sales has reportedly alarmed both manufacturers and the treasury.
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N.Y. / Region
A Parade of Vintage Trains, Unnoticed in the Harlem Night
A collection of privately owned train cars made their way to Grand Central late Thursday night, though Harlem appeared unmoved.
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Health
Studies Find Mixed Results for Dementia Units
Some specialized units for dementia care do manage to improve on traditional nursing home care, recent studies suggest.
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Business Day
The Problem Social Media Cannot Solve
In the end, it all comes down to your Web site. Here are some tips on how to hire a developer.
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Business Day
Recovery in Germany Is Faster Than Elsewhere
Unemployment in Germany is lower than it was when the financial crisis began, and below that of the United States and other European Union countries.
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World
Genetics Reveal Europe Is One Big Family
A new study indicates all Europeans — from Ireland to Turkey — have shared ancestors who were alive just 1,000 years ago. Will a reminder of their common origins help them get on better than they sometimes have in the past?
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N.Y. / Region
Proposals Seek to Curb Bias by Co-op Boards
A bill pending before the City Council would require co-op board members to sign a statement saying that they did not discriminate on the basis of race and other criteria when turning down an applicant.
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N.Y. / Region
Lhota Facing Anger After He Likens Port Authority Police to 'Mall Cops'
Area police unions condemned Joseph J. Lhota’s comment that Port Authority police officers “are nothing more than mall cops,” and the fallout could include lost support for his candidacy for mayor.
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U.S.
Emotional Recovery Seen Possible for Victims of Prolonged Abuse
Experts see a long road ahead for the women freed from a Cleveland house, and a need for family support, therapy and privacy.
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Opinion
The Health Law and Its Incentives
Readers respond to a column by Ross Douthat, “What Health Insurance Doesn’t Do.”
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