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Health
Protein May Hold the Key to Who Gets Alzheimer’s
The protein, which switches off at birth, reawakens in some older brains, protecting people from the memory and thinking problems of dementia, researchers say.
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U.S.
Federal Judge Strikes Down Michigan’s Ban on Same-Sex Marriage
A federal judge issued the latest in a string of rulings that say it is unconstitutional to deny marriage to gay couples.
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Opinion
Myanmar’s Deadly Medicine
Banning a group that helped Muslim victims of mob violence is a cynical effort to encourage human rights abuses.
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Automobiles
Sticker Shock From the Options Sheet
Choosing options was once a normal part of buying a car. But today it’s a luxury experience reserved almost exclusively for high-end machines. And those options have grown ever more indulgent.
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Opinion
Crying Wolf on Religious Liberty
The Supreme Court should reject the claim of religious infringement in the health care law’s contraception mandate.
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Fashion & Style
An Online Generation Redefines Mourning
Expressions of grief take on many public forms in the digital age.
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N.Y. / Region
Ex-Christie Aides Seek Immunity in Deal for Bridge Scandal Documents
Bridget Kelly, a former deputy chief of staff to Mr. Christie, and Bill Stepien, his former campaign manager, are refusing to comply with a subpoena.
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Business Day
Life Expectancy and Income
Readers respond to “Income Gap, Meet the Longevity Gap” (March 16).
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Jimmy Fallon’s Truck Edition
The host of “The Tonight Show” wants to buy a pickup; Hyundai apologizes for overestimating the fuel-economy figure for the new Sonata.
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Opinion
The Plot to Cut Food Stamps, Foiled
Republicans are furious that states have decided to be generous to the neediest families.
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Opinion
What to Do About California’s Drought
Readers discuss climate change, farmers’ use of water, desalination plants and fracking.
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Business Day
Wind Industry’s New Technologies Are Helping It Compete on Price
With new technology, the industry has been able to produce more power at lower cost by capturing the faster winds that blow at higher elevations.
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World
Iraqi Journalist Shot Dead by Officer
Mohammed Bdaiwi, a Radio Free Iraq bureau chief and a professor, was killed by a Kurdish officer in the presidential guard brigade.
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World
Relatives of Ghanaian Who Died During Deportation Win Ruling in Japan
A Tokyo court ordered the Justice Ministry to pay about $50,000 to the family of the man, who had suffocated in a plane seat under excessive force.
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U.S.
‘Moderate’ Tag a Label to Fear for Republicans
In the 1990s, Texas Senate Democrats used “crazy right-winger” to describe incoming Republicans, but now politicians who have been labeled moderates by party mates are fighting to prove their conservatism.
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U.S.
Paying Price, 16 Years Later, for an Illegal Entry
A man’s deportation case previews the difficulties President Obama will face in a review he ordered last week, asking the Homeland Security secretary to come up with a more “humane” policy.
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U.S.
The Catholic Roots of Obama’s Activism
In an often-overlooked period of President Obama’s life, he had a small office in a South Side parish and became steeped in the social justice wing of the Catholic Church.
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World
U.N. Warns of Anti-Muslim Violence in Central African Republic
Navi Pillay, the human rights chief, also criticized the slow international response to what she said was a humanitarian catastrophe.
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N.Y. / Region
New York Council Speaker Keeps a Low Profile Everywhere but on Twitter
The Twitter feed of Melissa Mark-Viverito is an unfiltered, unruly stream of musings and irritations, and sometimes loopy observations.
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Sports
Florida Tops Kentucky to Complete Flawless SEC Season
The No. 1 team in the nation did not make it easy on itself, as the young Wildcats clawed their way back from a 16-point deficit to nearly pull off the upset.| NCAA Tournament | ||
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The luxury market is the only functioning auto market.
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U.S.
Federal Judge Strikes Down Michigan’s Ban on Same-Sex Marriage
A federal judge issued the latest in a string of rulings that say it is unconstitutional to deny marriage to gay couples.
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Business Day
Life Expectancy and Income
Readers respond to “Income Gap, Meet the Longevity Gap” (March 16).
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U.S.
Sergeant Missing Since 1964 Is Given Funeral
Nearly 50 years after Staff Sgt. Lawrence Woods of the United States Army disappeared while fighting in the Vietnam War, he was buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
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N.Y. / Region
At Trial, Son-in-Law Recalls a Cave Meeting With Bin Laden on 9/11
Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, Osama Bin Laden’s most senior adviser to be tried in a civilian court, said the former Qaeda leader summoned him on the night of the Sept. 11 attacks.
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U.S.
F.B.I. Agent Is Cleared in Fatal Shooting of Man Tied to Boston Suspects
The initial accounts of the shooting, which occurred during an interrogation, conflicted and three inquiries were opened.
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Multimedia/Photos
Video: $23M drugs haul in U.S.
U.S. coast guard crew seizes cocaine worth $23 million after intercepting boat in the Caribbean. Paul Chapman reports.
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Opinion
Shortchanging New York City’s Commuters
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s budget proposal would skim $40 million dedicated to providing much-needed dollars to mass transit.
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Opinion
Studying Abroad, in a Linked World
Students and others respond to a column by Nicholas Kristof.
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N.Y. / Region
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