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U.S.
Towns Fight to Avoid Taking In Migrant Minors
Federal officials trying to house the influx of minors from Central America have been forced to scrap several proposed sites because of local opposition, as the issue grows more toxic.
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World
For Sale, English Mountain and Title of Lord, $3 Million. (There’s a Catch.)
To help pay taxes, the eighth Earl of Lonsdale wants to sell one of England’s most distinctive and much clambered mountains. Not that a new owner could do much with it.
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Opinion
The Dangers of Private Planes
The F.A.A. should require all general aviation pilots to carry liability insurance, which would force them to have better training.
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U.S.
Justice Department Investigating Lost I.R.S. Emails
As part of the inquiry, F.B.I. forensic investigators will try to recover the emails, which belonged to Lois Lerner, the former I.R.S. official at the center of the investigation.
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N.Y. / Region
New York Inquiry on Boy, 14, in Stabbing Is Released
The mother of a boy accused of fatally stabbing a classmate may have sought to transfer him to another school to get away from students she said had been bullying him, according to a new report.
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World
Nigeria: Money for Armed Forces
President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday sought approval from Parliament to borrow up to $1 billion abroad to help the armed forces tackle the security threat posed by the Islamist insurgent group Boko Haram.
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World
Sweden: Order of Detention Is Upheld Against Assange
A Swedish court upheld its detention order on the WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, on Wednesday, reaffirming the legal basis for an international warrant that has kept him hiding in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London for two years.
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Health
A Family Plot
A trip to find a family burial site has a father and a son finally speaking the same language about mortality.Changyuraptor, Large Species of Flying Dinosaur, Is Discovered
The microraptor was four feet long and weighed about nine pounds — by far the largest such dinosaur that lived about 125 million years ago.
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Communication is an easy thing to sell.
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U.S.
57,000 Reasons Immigration Overhaul May Be Stalled for Now
The influx of Central American children has led President Obama to focus on deportations at the moment he was preparing to allow more undocumented people to stay.
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Business Day
Euro Comes Back Into Investor Favor
The European Central Bank said there were signs the currency was becoming more popular for issuing debt and conducting international transactions.
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U.S.
Family Behind Hobby Lobby Has New Project: Bible Museum
The family’s plan to establish a Bible museum in Washington has raised concerns that it will be more about evangelizing than educating.
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Business Day
Novartis Joins With Google to Develop Contact Lens That Monitors Blood Sugar
The Alcon unit of the European drug maker will help with one of the latest moves into the health care sector by the tech industry.
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Opinion
The Original Long, Hot Summer
The Harlem Riot and others like it bear an important relation to today’s culture of mass incarceration.
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Business Day
Ford Foundation Executive to Lead Consumer Reports
Marta L. Tellado, vice president for global communications at the Ford Foundation, will succeed James A. Guest, who is retiring as chief executive of Consumer Reports.
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Technology
Slump in Advertising Sales Dragged Quarterly Revenue Down at Yahoo
Shares of the tech company fell on disappointing earnings, even though it closed a deal to hang onto more of its stake in the Chinese Internet company Alibaba.
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U.S.
Calls for Resignation Mount for Minnesota Archbishop in Scandals
Archbishop Nienstedt earlier this year commissioned an investigation of himself in response to allegations that he had a series of inappropriate sexual relationships with men.
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Business Day
Former Dewey Executives Seek Dismissal of Case, Saying They Were 'Scapegoats'
Former top executives of Dewey & LeBoeuf said a criminal indictment stemming from the collapse of the firm should be dismissed because they did not intend to deprive bond investors and bank creditors of their money.
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World
For Sale, English Mountain and Title of Lord, $3 Million. (There’s a Catch.)
To help pay taxes, the eighth Earl of Lonsdale wants to sell one of England’s most distinctive and much clambered mountains. Not that a new owner could do much with it.
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U.S.
Justice Department Investigating Lost I.R.S. Emails
As part of the inquiry, F.B.I. forensic investigators will try to recover the emails, which belonged to Lois Lerner, the former I.R.S. official at the center of the investigation.
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U.S.
Family Behind Hobby Lobby Has New Project: Bible Museum
This would not have government sponsorship.
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Good Luck to them.
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Opinion
The Original Long, Hot Summer
The Harlem Riot and others like it bear an important relation to today’s culture of mass incarceration.
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U.S.
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