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The Upshot
Betting on a Brand When Politics Is the Family Business
The Democrats’ hopes of holding the Senate rest significantly on the political equivalent of what businesses call brand loyalty.
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Magazine
Life in the Valley of Death
In Srebrenica, the remains of those killed in the genocide keep turning up, unsettling the reconciliation between Muslims and Serbs.
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Your Money
In Slightly Less Wealthy Circles, Too, Interest Rises in Private Equity
The risky asset class has returns that range from double digits to a complete loss of principal.
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Opinion
Teaching an Old Law New Tricks
On climate, Obama and the courts step in where Congress has failed.
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U.S.
For Tea Party, Senate Race in Mississippi Is the Last Chance to Oust an Incumbent
Mississippi politics has always had a rough edge, but this year’s campaign to unseat Senator Thad Cochran has become the nastiest Republican primary in the nation.
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World
Video: Rio Violence Spikes Ahead of World Cup
In the months before the World Cup, violence in Rio has spiked despite pacification tactics that have drawn criticism from some who live in the favelas.
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U.S.
North Carolina: Another Death Investigated at Army Hospital
The Army is investigating the death Thursday of an 11-month-old baby who had been treated and released less than a week earlier at the emergency room at Womack Army Medical Center at Fort Bragg for a viral infection.
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Real Estate
On the Market in New York City
This week’s properties include homes Crown Heights; the Upper East Side; and Lincoln Square.
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Business Day
Drug Saves Fertility for Women With Cancer
The new treatment would be a less invasive way to safeguard a woman’s chances of having babies than the current method.
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N.Y. / Region
Working Families Party Warns Cuomo of a Possible Opponent
Late Thursday, a co-chairwoman of the party said it expected to put its support behind a little-known academic with scarcely any chance to defeat Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo in the November race.
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N.Y. / Region
A Quest to Recognize Forgotten Achievements Still Relevant in Everyday Life
Andrew Carroll, an author, historian and teacher at Chapman University, travels the country to acknowledge people whose far-reaching accomplishments have been overlooked by time.
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Dining & Wine
Video: Asparagus Soup With Ricotta Crostini
Melissa Clark makes a light asparagus soup topped with tender asparagus tips, accompanied by toasted bread coated with creamy ricotta for dipping.
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World
Turkish Court Says YouTube Ban Is Unconstitutional
Turkey’s highest court ruled Thursday that a government ban on the video-sharing site YouTube was unconstitutional and a violation of freedom of expression.
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Science
A Price Tag on Carbon as a Climate Rescue Plan
A California initiative that provides funding to companies to reduce emissions is gaining traction as a weapon against global warming.
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U.S.
Mayor of Chicago Seeks to Further Tighten Gun Laws
Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who has struggled to bring down violence in his city, wants gun sales to be videotaped to deter buyers from using false identification.
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N.Y. / Region
In Report, State Comptroller Is Cautious About Benefits of Casinos
Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli says in a report to be released on Friday that the economic benefits from expanded gambling in New York may be uneven.
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