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Opinion
Delaware, Den of Thieves?
States shouldn’t be allowed to register anonymous shell companies, which can be used for underground financing, tax evasion and other bad deeds.
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Sports
Jacksonville’s Blackmon Is Suspended Indefinitely
Justin Blackmon, the fifth overall pick in the 2012 draft, had earlier violations of the N.F.L.’s substance-abuse policy.
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Your Money
Seeking to Toughen the Rules for Brokers
It is too easy for stock and insurance brokers to avoid rules that would require them to put their customers first when picking their investments for their individual retirement accounts.
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World
Ukraine: Boxing Champion Throws His Hat in a New Ring
Vitali Klitschko, who is the reigning World Boxing Council heavyweight champion and leads an opposition political party in Ukraine, declared his candidacy for president of Ukraine in an election scheduled for 2015.
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Business Day
Twitter Helps Revive a Seedy San Francisco Neighborhood
Before Twitter moved in, San Francisco’s Mid-Market area was run down and not very safe. Now that’s changed, thanks to tax breaks and a need for office space in the city.
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U.S.
In Detroit, Safety Protest Keeps the Buses Parked for a Day
The city’s public buses were expected to resume running on Tuesday, a day after 156 unionized drivers called in sick amid contract negotiations and reports of attacks on drivers.
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U.S.
Contribution Solicitation Form Offers a Choice
A donation to the efforts of Americans for Job Security would be “nonreportable,” while one to the Small Business Action Committee PAC would be, the form says.
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N.Y. / Region
Video: Obama Visits a Brooklyn School
President Obama went to Pathways in Technology Early College High School, and spoke to students Friday afternoon.Trade school should work. It does not at this level.
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Multimedia/Photos
Video: Alan S. Blinder on Janet Yellen
Alan S. Blinder, an economist and former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve, talks about Janet Yellen’s handling of policy disagreements at the Fed.Not found .
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Education
Catching Up on the Bennett Hypothesis
What’s to blame for the high cost of college? It’s financial aid, stupid.
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Automobiles
Aware at the Wheel
Here are some recommendations to reduce the chance of a collision with an animal.
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Arts
A Not-Quite New Guy on ‘New Girl’
Damon Wayans Jr. had to drop out of the sitcom “New Girl” after appearing in the pilot. Now, in Season 3, he’s back.
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Sports
Knit One, Purl Two and Run 26.2
A college professor in Missouri recently ran a marathon while knitting a scarf over 12 feet long, weaving together pastimes first combined by an Englishwoman, Susie Hewer, in 2008.
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Crosswords/Games
Calculus Made Easy
Can learning calculus be made easy? What suggestions do you have?
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Automobiles
Deer Mating Season: Drivers Beware
Nearly half of vehicle accidents involving white-tail deer occur from October to December, with November the worst month.
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Automobiles
BMW Releases Its New 2 Series Coupe
The successor to the diminutive 1 Series coupe will be slightly larger, with two fuel-efficient, but powerful, engine options.
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U.S.
2012 Leak Detection Study
A study found that emergency responders or members of the public were more likely to detect hazardous liquid pipeline spills than pipeline companies themselves.
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U.S.
Oil Spill in North Dakota Raises Detection Concerns
A Tesoro Logistics pipeline that ruptured in North Dakota spilled more than 865,000 gallons of oil, one of the largest inland oil pipeline accidents in the United States.
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Opinion
A Victory Against Dark Money
California has imposed $16 million in penalties and fines in a case demonstrating the importance of state laws requiring the disclosure of political donations.
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Your Money
The Dangers of a Stock Market Melt-Up
Though a steadfast market bull, a strategist worries about investors’ nonchalant attitude toward ever-rising stocks.
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World
A Fiscal Scold, Merkel Softens Tone at Home
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany is being pushed to accept policies that would sharply increase domestic spending, even as she shows few signs of easing austerity for the rest of Europe.
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Business Day
‘The Frackers’ and the Birth of an Energy Boom
A new book focuses on the half-dozen Texas and Oklahoma energy companies behind the surging growth of hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas in the last two decades.
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