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Opinion
Preventing Painkiller Overdoses
With thousands of fatal overdoses from pills and heroin, the federal and state governments are trying new initiatives to save more lives.
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Sports
Alex Ovechkin Reaches 50-Goal Mark for Fifth Time in Career
The Washington right wing became the 11th player in league history to do so, scoring in a 4-1 victory over St. Louis.
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Science
Nasal Spray Holds Hope in Fighting Flu Epidemic
A new method, still being tested, would coat receptors in the throat and nose before influenza viruses attach.
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U.S.
Bloomberg Plans a $50 Million Challenge to the N.R.A.
Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, said that gun control advocates had to learn from the National Rifle Association and punish those politicians who fail to support their agenda.
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Real Estate
New York Boomers on Hipster Turf
Driven by a taste for adventure and a lively urban lifestyle, an older set is moving into neighborhoods colonized by the young and the artistic.
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Business Day
In New Tack, I.M.F. Aims at Income Inequality
The International Monetary Fund has been moving away from its single-minded focus on spending cuts, and broadening its scope.
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World
Warily, Jordan Assists Rebels in Syrian War
Jordan has been quietly providing a staging ground for the rebels and their foreign backers on Syria’s southern front, but many say the aid is not enough.
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U.S.
Texas Twins Campaign, but They Aren’t Sure for What
While Mayor Julián Castro of San Antonio and Representative Joaquin Castro have projected a fresh Latino face for the Democratic Party, some are concerned they are too politically cautious.
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Opinion
Ebola Is Not the Next Pandemic
But that doesn’t make it any less horrific for the poor West Africans who get it.
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Opinion
Big Bang to Little Swoosh
The discovery of gravitational waves in the fabric of space may go down as one of the greatest in the history of science.
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U.S.
Big G.O.P. Donors Stir Senate Runs
Democrats in races that will help determine control of the Senate are burning through campaign cash as they fend off attacks from conservative groups.
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U.S.
Illinois Moves to Ease Chicago Pension Woes
The state legislature approved a plan put forth by Mayor Rahm Emanuel that would presumably include a property tax increase for Chicago residents.
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U.S.
Florida Lawmakers Proposing a Salve for Ailing Springs
An effort to clean up waterways plagued by agricultural runoff and other pollutants is meeting some legislative opposition.
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N.Y. / Region
Pre-K Victory Ad With Mayor de Blasio’s Family Aims to Help Him Regain His Footing
Allies of Bill de Blasio spent nearly $500,000 to put the ad on the air, and they plan to spend more to keep it on through the month.
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U.S.
Amid ‘Exploding’ Houses and a Wave of Mud, a Maternal Instinct Flared
When a landslide swept down on Oso, Wash., last month, it propelled Amanda Skorjanc and her infant son about 600 feet, with the couch they had been sitting on swept along with them.
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Opinion
Echoes of the Superpredator
Many states continue to punish juveniles as harshly as they can despite evidence that doing so actually increases recidivism.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Molto Bello Bonus Edition
Ferrari gives its employees $5,600 each; Dodge offers a one-year lease program for 2014 Chargers and Challengers.
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Business Day
Walmart to Sell Organic Food, Undercutting Big Brands
The retail giant will carry Wild Oats products that will undercut brand-name organic competitors by at least 25 percent.
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Opinion
In the Middle East, Time to Move On
The United States has been fully committed to a two-state solution, but now it must devote its attention to other international challenges like Ukraine.
1
Opinion
Preventing Painkiller Overdoses
With thousands of fatal overdoses from pills and heroin, the federal and state governments are trying new initiatives to save more lives.
2
3
Science
Nasal Spray Holds Hope in Fighting Flu Epidemic
A new method, still being tested, would coat receptors in the throat and nose before influenza viruses attach.
4
U.S.
Bloomberg Plans a $50 Million Challenge to the N.R.A.
Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, said that gun control advocates had to learn from the National Rifle Association and punish those politicians who fail to support their agenda.
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Opinion
Ebola Is Not the Next Pandemic
But that doesn’t make it any less horrific for the poor West Africans who get it.
10
Opinion
Big Bang to Little Swoosh
The discovery of gravitational waves in the fabric of space may go down as one of the greatest in the history of science.
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A bad place for houses.
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Opinion
Echoes of the Superpredator
Many states continue to punish juveniles as harshly as they can despite evidence that doing so actually increases recidivism.
17
Automobiles
Wheelies: The Molto Bello Bonus Edition
Ferrari gives its employees $5,600 each; Dodge offers a one-year lease program for 2014 Chargers and Challengers.
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Business Day
Walmart to Sell Organic Food, Undercutting Big Brands
The retail giant will carry Wild Oats products that will undercut brand-name organic competitors by at least 25 percent.
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Opinion
In the Middle East, Time to Move On
The United States has been fully committed to a two-state solution, but now it must devote its attention to other international challenges like Ukraine.
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