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N.Y. / Region
Facing Years in Jail, Officer in Gun Scheme Has Regrets
Police Officer Ali Oklu, who will report to prison to begin a 46-month sentence, wishes he had never accepted a colleague’s offer of a “side job.”
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Health
Part D, Without Paying a Dime
Why aren’t more low-income seniors applying for subsidized coverage of prescription drugs?
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World
Progress, but Still a Long Way to Go, for Women in Norway
A group of influential Norwegian women said a 2003 boardroom law - which cast Norway as a pioneer in forcing men to accept more women on boards - was one that has had limited consequences.
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N.Y. / Region
Lopez Is Said to Be Fined Over Sexual Abuse
Vito J. Lopez resigned from the Assembly last month under pressure after a scathing report from a legislative ethics panel.
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N.Y. / Region
Commuters Nearly Double Manhattan's Daytime Population, Census Says
Every borough registers a decline in daytime population because of workplace patterns except Manhattan, where the population soars by 1.3 million, according to census figures.
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Opinion
The Health of the Poorest
Readers respond to a front-page article about the decision by some states not to expand Medicaid under the Obama health law.
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World
Hidebound Chamber Lets Down Its Hair in Gay-Marriage Debate
Time generally marches slowly in the House of Lords, but on the issue of gay rights, it has sped up considerably.
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World
Egypt Convicts Workers at Foreign Nonprofit Groups, Including 16 Americans
The guilty verdict for more than three dozen employees, among them many Americans, came in a trial the United States has called politically motivated.
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Multimedia
A Photographic Champion of Latinos
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Opinion
How to Teach Reading
Two educators offer advice on how to improve scores on high-stakes tests.
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U.S.
I.R.S. Spent $4.1 Million on Conference, Audit Finds
The inspector general reported that the tax agency paid for luxury suites and spent thousands of dollars on gifts at a 2010 meeting in Anaheim, Calif.
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Business Day
Quantity Over Quality in Bank Profits
Stock prices and earnings have risen sharply for banks. But there is less to the headline number than some investors may think.
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Opinion
The Roles That Faith Plays in Life
Readers respond to a guest column by the anthropologist T. M. Luhrmann, “Belief Is the Least Part of Faith.”
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U.S.
Report Says T.S.A. Screening Is Not Objective
The Transportation Security Administration cannot show that its “behavioral detection program” is effective, according to a report by a Homeland Security Department official.
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N.Y. / Region
Teachers Ask About Mission They Lived By
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N.Y. / Region
With Sentencing Near, Espada Seeks a New Trial
Pedro Espada Jr., a former New York State senator who was found guilty of theft, accused the trial judge of improperly pressuring jurors to reach a verdict.
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Real Estate
Transactions
Notable properties that have been recently listed for sale, sold or leased.
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U.S.
Some Republicans See I.R.S. Troubles as Means to a Big Goal: Tax Overhaul
While some in the G.O.P. aim to scar the Obama administration, Representative Dave Camp is hoping to turn voter anger into an effort to change the tax system.
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Opinion
Rising Aggression Against Turtle Conservationists Preceded Costa Rica Slaying
Costa Rican news reports show a pattern of rising violence before the murder of a turtle guardian.
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N.Y. / Region
Lopez Is Said to Be Fined Over Sexual Abuse
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Opinion
The Health of the Poorest
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Opinion
How to Teach Reading
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Business Day
An Entrepreneur Chooses Potential Growth Over Proven Profits
It’s a nice choice to have.
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N.Y. / Region
Teachers Ask About Mission They Lived By
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N.Y. / Region
With Sentencing Near, Espada Seeks a New Trial
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N.Y. / Region
Statements by Detained Terror Suspect Are Focus of Sentencing, and of Debate
The accounts of an Egyptian who lawyers said had most likely been tortured were unreliable, the defense counsel of a former Brooklyn man said.
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Opinion
How Storm Chasers Have Made Tornado Alley Safer
A meteorologist focused on severe weather hails the contributions of storm chasers.
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Technology
SAP's Purchasing Power Play
SAP’s announcement that it had bought Hybris, an e-commerce software company, comes after the Salesforce purchase of ExactTarget. This is not as much a marketing deal, however, as a dream that mobile and cloud computing will blend online and offline, even retail and manufacturing.
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U.S.
Complaint Accuses U.S. Judge in Texas of Racial Bias
A group of civil rights organizations and legal ethicists filed a complaint of misconduct against Judge Edith H. Jones of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
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