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Business Day
Questions for a New Class of Cholesterol Drugs
A promising new class of cholesterol-lowering drugs known as PCSK9 inhibitors is being developed.
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Opinion
The News at Neshaminy High
The controversy over the Redskins name is playing out at a Pennsylvania high school.
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Kraft was going to sell branded coffee.
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Business Day
There’s Life in AMC’s ‘Hell on Wheels,’ Even After Move to Saturday
The network ordered a new season of the cowboy drama — something not necessarily expected when it was switched to Saturday nights.
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Style
What Should Airlines Do About Children With Peanut Allergies?
Decisions about limiting the exposure to nuts on airlines are often left to the discretion of an individual flight crew, and they are not always willing to comply.
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Business Day
Slowdown in Japan Raises the Pressure on Abe
Exports and consumer spending displayed signs of weakening after strong growth in the first half of the year, a government estimate on Thursday showed.
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U.S.
Alabama: Husband to Remove Wife’s Buried Body From Yard
James Davis of Stevenson told a judge that he would comply with a court order to remove the body of his wife, Patsy, from his front yard.
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Business Day
An Accidental Cattle Ranch Points the Way in Sustainable Farming
The TomKat Ranch sells grass-fed beef, but it began as a way to try to get carbon back into the soil.
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Magazine
Is It Wrong to Steer Business Away From a Philanderer?
The Seventh Commandment’s role in retail.
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World
Spying Scandal Alters U.S. Ties With Allies and Raises Talk of Policy Shift
Revelations about the N.S.A. surveillance efforts in Europe are resulting in unprecedented backlash, and some wonder if it is more important to collect data on allies or to be able to work with them.
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Sports
Holyfield’s Mansion Is a Home Sale Heavyweight
Saddled with debt, the retired world champion boxer is forced to put a behemoth on the market.
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Arts
Chilling Out: Life in a Slow, Cute Lane
“Meet the Sloths” is the first of three television shows this month giving exposure to animals that don’t get a tremendous amount of attention.
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Real Estate
Macy’s Splurges on a Makeover on 34th Street
In part to increase its allure to shoppers seeking luxury goods, Macy’s is pouring $400 million into a makeover of its flagship Herald Square store.
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Technology
Good Eggs, a Virtual Farmer’s Market, Delivers Real Food
The website and delivery service lets you order products online from local farmers and artisanal food producers.
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Travel
In France, Honoring the Fallen in the War to End All Wars
The coming centenary of World War I next year inspires a look at sites where Americans fought in 1918.
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World
Iran Says It Has Agreed to ‘Road Map’ With U.N. Agency on Nuclear Inspections
The reported deal with the International Atomic Energy Agency will offer inspectors access to two more sites, but it is not a formal part of the broader talks on Iran’s nuclear program.
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Business Day
Video: CBS Apologizes for Benghazi Report
Accounts differ from a man interviewed by “60 Minutes” who said he was at the U.S. mission the night of the attack that killed Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens.Confirmation Bias has captured CBS.
Destroying Obama has become their only goal.
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