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U.S.
Louisiana: Governor Signs New Abortion Restrictions
Gov. Bobby Jindal on Thursday signed into law new restrictions against abortion, saying they will protect women and the unborn.
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Business Day
Netflix Investors to Vote on C.E.O.-Chairman Split
Shareholders of the media company are to vote Monday on whether to divide the roles of chief executive and chairman now held by Reed Hastings.
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Business Day
U.S. Allocates $31.5 Million to Aid Florida Citrus Industry
The program is meant to combat a plant disease that threatens Florida’s $9 billion citrus industry and has driven up the cost of orange juice.
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Automobiles
Teenage Endurance Driver Takes Exams While Preparing for Le Mans
For Alessandro Latif, the choice between taking his college exams and competing in his first Le Mans 24-Hour race was impossible. So he’s doing both.
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N.Y. / Region
Westchester Adopts a New Plan to Save Rye Playland
The new direction for the money-losing amusement park scraps a blueprint for a revenue-producing field house and focuses instead on upgrading its ice rink.
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Opinion
The Use of Child Soldiers
A history teacher laments the return of warfare in South Sudan and the young fighters taking part.
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U.S.
With Data and Resolve, Tacoma Fights Pollution
Tacoma, Wash., is using science, persistence and enforcement to take on rain-borne pollution, which has been a largely ignored environmental problem.
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U.S.
After Primary Upset, G.O.P. Fears Infighting Will Take a Toll
Eric Cantor’s loss could embolden hard-line Republicans, but there is also fear that internecine feuding could stymie policy-making and imperil G.O.P. presidential prospects in 2016.
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U.S.
Campaign-Finance Challenge in Alaska Senate Race
Spending in Alaska by so-called super PACs and other outside groups is expected to exceed that of all other states this election season.
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Business Day
Three Confirmations to Fed Board May Strengthen Yellen’s Hand
The Senate confirmed two new appointees to the Federal Reserve Board, moves expected to bolster the position of Janet Yellen on key policy decisions.
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Fashion & Style
Hillary Rodham Clinton and the Power of Style
Mrs. Clinton is an example of a woman who has presumably had to think through how her image affects perception and relationships in traditionally all-male environments.
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Fashion & Style
We Didn’t Have a Plan, but the Baby Did
Becoming a father took me on an unpredictable and sometimes embarrassing journey.
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Science
A Long-Ago Ancestor: A Little Fish, With Jaws to Come
Metaspriggina is two inches long and 505 million years old, and scientists recently uncovered an extraordinary cache of its fossils.
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Technology
Processing Power, Delivered by the Truckload
Demand for server racks is growing, but only a few handlers in the United States specialize in transporting high-value computer equipment and the associated supply chain security and coordination.
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Opinion
Indian Point's Tritium Problem and the N.R.C.'s Regulatory Problem
A spike in levels of tritium in groundwater near the Indian Point nuclear power plant raises questions about regulatory oversight.
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U.S.
Five Dead in Shooting Rampage in Las Vegas
Two suspects killed two police officers on Sunday at a restaurant and fatally shot a third person at a nearby Walmart before dying in a suicide pact, the authorities said.
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Opinion
All Justice Is Local
Small communities in Rwanda and Uganda are revolutionizing postconflict justice.
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N.Y. / Region
Next-Best Thing to Living Next Door to Your Idol
For some, buying a burial space near the final resting place of a person they admire is a different kind of hero worship, and puts a new twist on the real estate cliché “location, location, location.”
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N.Y. / Region
Lenders Enlisted in Effort to Preserve Stuyvesant Town for the Middle Class
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac agreed to resist any speculative deal that would turn the complex into a luxury enclave, Senator Charles E. Schumer said.
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Business Day
Politics Replaces Economics as Europe's Nemesis
Widespread anti-European-Union protest votes in elections for the European Parliament will make it harder for many governments to pursue reforms.
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N.Y. / Region
Comcast Seeks to Replace G.E.’s Initials at 30 Rock
NBCUniversal’s new owner has asked New York City’s Landmarks Preservation Commission to let it replace the neon sign atop the 70-story Manhattan tower.
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Business Day
U.S. Allocates $31.5 Million to Aid Florida Citrus Industry
The program is meant to combat a plant disease that threatens Florida’s $9 billion citrus industry and has driven up the cost of orange juice.
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Business Day
The Amaya Gaming Group will acquire the Oldford Group for $4.9 billion and pave the way for the brands Full Tilt Poker and PokerStars to re-enter the United States market.
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World
Businessman Guilty of Killing and Eating Tigers
The trial took place two months after the Chinese government issued a new interpretation of an existing ban on trade in endangered species that said that eating a tiger or other protected animal would be punishable by prison.
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Business Day
Netflix Investors to Vote on C.E.O.-Chairman Split
Shareholders of the media company are to vote Monday on whether to divide the roles of chief executive and chairman now held by Reed Hastings.
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U.S.
After Primary Upset, G.O.P. Fears Infighting Will Take a Toll
Eric Cantor’s loss could embolden hard-line Republicans, but there is also fear that internecine feuding could stymie policy-making and imperil G.O.P. presidential prospects in 2016.
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Business Day
Three Confirmations to Fed Board May Strengthen Yellen’s Hand
The Senate confirmed two new appointees to the Federal Reserve Board, moves expected to bolster the position of Janet Yellen on key policy decisions.
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U.S.
Officials to Investigate Reports of Mistreatment of Minors Caught Crossing Border
A complaint was based on interviews with 116 youths, in which they reported being deprived of food and medical care while in Border Patrol holding cells.
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Sports
Face of the N.C.A.A., Battered Early and Often
Mark Emmert, the president of the N.C.A.A., is an unapologetic target of detractors as his organization faces legal challenges to its amateurism model.
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Opinion
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