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Opinion
Arsonists and Firefighters
Some argue that it is not inevitable that the Middle East erupt in sectarian conflagration.
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U.S.
Creeping Up on Unsuspecting Shores: The Great Lakes, in a Welcome Turnaround
Scientists attribute the resurgence of water levels to an unusually cold winter that limited evaporation as well as heavy precipitation in the winter and spring.
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World
North Korea Fires 2 Missiles in Defiance of U.N. Ban
The launching off the east coast came four days before the Chinese president was due to make his first visit to the peninsula, in Seoul, South Korea.
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U.S.
Obama to Seek Funds to Stem Border Crossings and Speed Deportations
President Obama will seek $2 billion for border enforcement to cope with the influx of illegal Central American migrants, including unprecedented numbers of unaccompanied minors.
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Opinion
G.M.’s Rival Could Teach It a Lesson
Accountability and teamwork were crucial to Ford’s turnaround.
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Opinion
‘Jane’ Didn’t Get the Help She Needed
“Jane Doe” has a life story at the age of only 16 that is a good example of how the juvenile justice system is failing many of those most in need.
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Opinion
The Eggs and Us
We need to talk about the personhood movement, people. Persons. Persons who need persons ...
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Opinion
Is Obesity O.K.?
Readers discuss an advice columnist’s assertion that pretending that obesity is not a problem may prevent hurt feelings but compromise health.
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World
Family Kills Pakistani Couple After They Married for Love
The couple, a 17-year-old girl and a 31-year-old man, who were married on June 18 in Pakistan without the consent of their families, were killed by the girl’s family.
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U.S.
Father of Man Who Killed 6 Says Son Hid Mental Illness
Peter Rodger, whose son, Elliot, killed six people near the University of California, Santa Barbara, said he wants to help others recognize warning signs.
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Opinion
If Franz Ferdinand Had Lived
The assassination of the Hapsburg empire’s would-be reformer opened a Pandora’s box of nationalist agitation that still roils Europe.
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Business Day
The C.E.O. Is My Friend. So Back Off.
A study’s surprising finding: If company directors have disclosed that they’re friends with the chief executive, they’re even more likely to try to give him a bonus.
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World
Tensions Continue to Simmer as Attacks in Gaza Escalate
Two Palestinian men suspected of being militants were killed in an Israeli missile strike in Gaza on Friday, according to the military and witnesses.
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Business Day
In Home Loans, Subprime Fades as a Dirty Word
Facing a tight credit market, homebuyers are turning to a safer version of subprime mortgages, a culprit of the 2008 housing crash.
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U.S.
Here Comes the Judge, in Cuffs
Three judges in Broward County, Fla., have been arrested recently on D.U.I. charges, leading lawyers to wonder: strange coincidence or sign of a larger problem?
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Sports
As O’Bannon Trial Ends, N.C.A.A. Portrays Itself as Benevolent Cartel
Judge Claudia Wilken, who will rule in the antitrust case, will decide if the supposed pro-competitive benefits in the college association justify its restraint of trade.
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U.S.
The Battle Over Vaccinating Grandparents
Before the birth of my first baby, I asked my parents and my in-laws to get the T.D.A.P. vaccine. My mother and in-laws agreed. My father refused.
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Business Day
West Courts India in Hopes of Arms Deals
Senior politicians from France, the United States and Britain are expected to arrive in New Delhi in quick succession to discuss military deals.
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World
Taliban Mount Major Assault in Afghanistan
The group has attacked police outposts and government facilities in several districts of northern Helmand Province, sending the police and military officials scrambling to shore up defenses.
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Business Day
Stung by Supreme Court, Aereo Suspends Service
The start-up, which provides streaming over-the-air television, said it was not shutting down, only pausing to map out its next moves.There is competition.
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U.S.
Past Road’s End, Democrats Dig for Native Votes
Democrats consider remote tribal villages so vital to their majority in the Senate that they are building an outreach operation across rural Alaska and on reservations in other states.
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Sunday Review
Britain’s Strange Identity Crisis
The vote on Scotland’s referendum to stay in or leave the United Kingdom will bring major change, either way.Assert the rule of law.
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World
Family Kills Pakistani Couple After They Married for Love
The couple, a 17-year-old girl and a 31-year-old man, who were married on June 18 in Pakistan without the consent of their families, were killed by the girl’s family.
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