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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Flashing Lights and Free Speech Rights Edition
A federal judge rules that flashing high beams to warn motorists of a speed trap is not illegal; the 2014 Ram 1500 EcoDiesel pickup gets 28 m.p.g.
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U.S.
Party Predictions Differ in Texas on Impact of New Voter ID Law
Texas’s new voter ID law will be tested again in the March 4 primary, with Democrats predicting a day of confusion and Republicans saying such concerns are overblown.
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U.S.
Senate Passes Bill to Delay Spike in Flood Insurance Rates
The bill would effectively gut a 2012 law that had aimed to overhaul the nearly bankrupt National Flood Insurance Program.
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Science
E.P.A. Staff Struggling to Create Pollution Rule
Success could result in the most significant action taken by the United States to curb climate change. But it will not come easily.
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Opinion
A Missing Argument on Contraceptives
Allowing employers to duck the birth control insurance mandate would violate the establishment clause, which enforces the separation of church and state.
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U.S.
Study Puts Exonerations at Record Level in U.S.
The number of exonerations in the United States of those wrongly convicted of a crime increased to a record 87 during 2013, according to a report to be released on Tuesday.
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Arts
Gloria Leonard, Publisher and Pornography Star, Dies at 73
Ms. Leonard was a pornographic film star, and, later, a publisher of High Society magazine and a spokeswoman for the industry.
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U.S.
House Fire Kills 9 Members of a Kentucky Family
The fire broke out in a single-family house just west of Greenville in the state’s western coal fields.
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Automobiles
Safety Agency Says 22 Million Vehicles Recalled in 2013
Toyota issued the most recalls of any carmaker in 2013; Chrysler ranked second.
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Sports
After Squandering Lead, Devils Bounce Back in Overtime
The Devils allowed the Stars to tie the game with 52 seconds remaining, but they then scored 40 seconds into overtime.
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U.S.
Texas Republicans Vying for Lieutenant Governor Lean Heavily Right
The four rivals in a close primary race for a position that is a powerful behind-the-scenes force are trying hard to appeal to grass-roots conservatives and Tea Party supporters.
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Opinion
Detroit’s Immigration Solution
Granting 50,000 visas to people with advanced degrees won’t save the down-and-out city, but they could help.
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Opinion
Calling All Candidates
Scott Brown is shirtless and on the front page of newspapers this week. It’s definitely an election year!
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U.S.
Bond Hearing Is Held in Killing at Theater
After fatally shooting a fellow moviegoer after an argument over texting, a retired Florida police captain said, “I can’t believe what I’ve done,” a witness testified.
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U.S.
Obama Denounces Religious Repression
Speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast, the president said promoting freedom of faith around the world was a central goal of his foreign policy.
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N.Y. / Region
White-Glove Treatment for Super Bowl Trophy
Two football players, wearing gloves to prevent fingerprints, delivered the Vince Lombardi Trophy to Super Bowl Boulevard in Manhattan on Wednesday.
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Booming
Remembering to Pray
Finding my way back to religion, I find some prayers are composed in the sanctuaries of my making.
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Sports
N.F.L. Off-Season Could Bring Changes on Rules of Hazing
As the Super Bowl ends and the off-season begins, hazing — and where the line should be drawn — will once again be part of the conversation about professional football.
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U.S.
Months Later, Sniper Attack at Power Hub Still a Mystery
The incident at a Silicon Valley power substation underscored concerns about the vulnerability of the country’s electrical grid and prompted debate over whether it was an act of terrorism.
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U.S.
Party Predictions Differ in Texas on Impact of New Voter ID Law
Texas’s new voter ID law will be tested again in the March 4 primary, with Democrats predicting a day of confusion and Republicans saying such concerns are overblown.
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Sports
Crosby Leads Penguins Over Sabres
Sidney Crosby had a goal and an assist, leading the visiting Pittsburgh Penguins to a 5-1 win over the Buffalo Sabres.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Sorry, Ferrari Edition
High-end luxury automakers, except Ferrari, enjoy strong sales; a G.M.-Isuzu diesel engine joint venture receives $60 million in upgrade money.
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Opinion
The Gospel According to Paul
When it comes to fooling around with an intern in the Oval Office, is there a political statute of limitations?
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N.Y. / Region
2-Year-Old Girl Dies in Home With a History of Violence
From 2010 to 2013, police officers came to her home nine times in response to domestic disputes, including arguments, harassment and assault, police officials said.
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World
France and Britain Agree on Outer Space, but Find No Common Ground on Europe
Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain wants to revise the European Union’s rule book, but President François Hollande of France says no.
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