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U.S.
Cochran Asking Blacks to Rescue Him in Republican Primary
Senator Thad Cochran of Mississippi, battling a Tea Party challenge from Chris McDaniel, is courting an overwhelmingly Democratic bloc: black voters.
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U.S.
Royalties and Teaching Help Fill Bank Accounts of Justices, Report Says
Justice Antonin Scalia earned more from book royalties and traveled more than any of his colleagues in 2013, financial disclosure reports released by the Supreme Court showed.
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U.S.
North Carolina: Duke Energy Was Warned About Pipe
Records subpoenaed by federal prosecutors show that engineers working for Duke Energy warned the company nearly 30 years before a large coal ash spill.
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World
Trial Secondary as U.S. Questions a Libyan Suspect
The Libyan suspected of playing a key role in the deadly attack on the United States Mission in Benghazi is talking freely with American interrogators.
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Sports
Mark Emmert Plays Down Claims of Hypocrisy by N.C.A.A.
The N.C.A.A.’s president, Mark Emmert was on the stand to defend the organization in an antitrust case that alleges it violated the law by refusing to allow players to profit from their images.
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Opinion
The Corporate Daddy
Walmart, the world’s largest public corporation, is a big part of the income-gap problem. It could be a big part of the solution.
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Fashion & Style
But Can They Write Fashion Code?
A number of tech-savvy guys starting their own clothing labels see themselves as entrepreneurs, not designers.
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N.Y. / Region
Rebukes Aside, Rangel Heads Into Primary With Large Lead, Poll Shows
Charles B. Rangel appears to have weathered weeks of harsh attacks from opponents, and even a veiled rebuke from Mayor Bill de Blasio, while Adriano D. Espaillat has seen his image suffer.
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Business Day
Booksellers Score Some Points in Amazon’s Spat With Hachette
Publishers may lose the skirmish with Amazon, but the fight hasn’t gone unnoticed by independent bookstores, or book buyers.
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Opinion
Egypt Has a Sexual Violence Problem
It doesn’t matter where you stand on the political spectrum — if you are a woman, your body is not safe.
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U.S.
Gay G.O.P. Candidates Feature Partners in Ads
Three gay Republicans running for Congress are featuring their significant others in campaign ads, a sign of how quickly views are changing on same-sex marriage.
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U.S.
California: Law Barring Living in Cars Is Thrown Out
A federal appeals court on Thursday struck down a 31-year-old Los Angeles law that bars people from living in parked vehicles.
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World
Gaza: Tunnel Blast Kills 5 Militants
Five militants affiliated with the Hamas movement were killed Thursday in what appeared to be an accident when an explosion ripped through a tunnel they had dug on the east side of Gaza City.
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U.S.
Video: I.R.S. Head Testifies on Tea Party Query
John Koskinen, the Internal Revenue Service commissioner, clashed with lawmakers over missing emails during a heated House hearing on the tax agency’s scrutiny of Tea Party-aligned political groups.
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N.Y. / Region
Signs of Trouble Preceded Fatal Stabbing at Bronx School
The lawyer for a 14-year-old boy charged with killing another student said the boy suffered months of antagonism and bullying before the deadly fight.
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Business Day
Federal Reserve’s Bond-Buying Fades, but Stimulus Doesn’t End There
As the Fed curtails the expansion of its enormous portfolio, its reinvesting of maturing securities may continue to help the economy.
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N.Y. / Region
After the Storm, 20 Months in Limbo
Some households damaged by Hurricane Sandy are just now beginning to recover with the help of faith-based, community and nongovernmental organizations.
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Technology
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