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U.S.
No Easy Way to Restrict Construction in Risky Areas
The government has broad authority to regulate safety in decisions about where and how to build, but it can count on trouble when it tries to restrict the right to build.
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World
German Man to Return Nazi-Looted Art
Cornelius Gurlitt, the octogenarian hoarder of art plundered by the Nazis, will return the paintings to their original Jewish owners or those owners’ descendants.
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The use of Hart Island as "potters field" should continue.
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Opinion
What I’d Say to My Fat Son
My weight was a target: My belly was socked, my boy breasts punched and twisted by older, stronger fingers, and torrents of daily verbal abuse were hurled at me.
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Sports
Jockey Club Wants U.S. Anti-Doping Agency in Charge
The Jockey Club, one of horse racing’s most influential groups, said efforts at reform from within have moved too slowly and “enough was enough.”
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Science
Bird’s Extinction Is Tied to the Arrival of Humans
Scientists have long assumed that humans played a role in the moa’s obliteration. Now there’s inescapable proof.
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U.S.
A Tax Notion That Conceals a Math Problem
The idea of eliminating property taxes can remain popular in Texas as long as it doesn’t encounter the reality of a huge increase in sales taxes.
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