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Long Shots Loom as Spoilers in Tight November Races Across Nation
The outcome of an unusually large number of Senate and governor’s races this fall could be determined by the outsize role of third-party candidates.Automobiles
Monday Motorsports: Lorenzo Wins in MotoGP at Aragon; Márquez and Rossi Crash
In a crash-plagued race, Jorge Lorenzo claims a MotoGP victory in his home country; Jeff Gordon wins the Nascar Sprint Cup race at Dover, Del.Opinion
A New Attack on Antibiotic Resistance
The Obama administration announced a plan to help reduce the overuse of antibiotics, but there are many details still to be filled in.false
California Is Burning
A video highlights the desperate condition of farmers battling drought in California’s once-verdant Central Valley.Opinion
Labor Rights for Home Care Workers
The states have had plenty of time to figure out how to carry out the new rule. Further delay would only prolong the indefensible.U.S.
Nebraskans Raise Their Voices in Fight Against Keystone XL Pipeline
With a coalition of farmers, ranchers, Native Americans and urban environmentalists, the state has become the center of opposition to the project.Business Day
Ads Declare That Sweeteners, Like Apples, Don’t Fall Far From the Tree
The Cumberland Packing Corporation’s line of In the Raw products gets a family tree-themed marketing campaign.Sports
Questions About Clippers Remain After Sale to Steve Ballmer
As the Clippers prepare for their first season since Ballmer bought the team, the Donald Sterling scandal is behind them, but they still need to prove they can make a title run.World
Qaeda Group Attacks Shiite Base
A suicide bomber linked to Al Qaeda drove a car filled with explosives into a hospital used as a base by Yemen’s Shiite Muslim Houthi movement on Sunday, killing at least 15 people.Health
Ebola Doctor Shortage Eases as Volunteers Step Forward
Even with the volunteers, experts say, there will be a long gap before hospitals can be fully staffed to care for the growing numbers of Ebola patients.
No.
The judge threw it to the state.
The state wants trophy hunting.
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Mostly Black Cities, Mostly White City Halls
Disparities between the percentage of black residents and the number of black elected officials are facts of life in scores of American cities, particularly in the South.Health
Celiac Disease, a Common, but Elusive, Diagnosis
A main reason for a lag in the detection of celiac disease is the long and confusing list of signs and symptoms, some of which may be mild enough to be easily ignored or attributed to another condition.U.S.
Spy Agencies Urge Caution on Phone Deal
An obscure federal contract for routing phone calls and text messages has prompted a lobbying battle in which intelligence officials argue that surveillance secrets could be at risk.U.S.
Daughter for Chelsea Clinton (and Granddaughter for a Certain Couple)
Hmm . . . Step grandfather
There is nothing I would want to do about it.
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More religious war.
The Samurai of Japan are Buddhist among other things.
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World
You Call This Thai Food? The Robotic Taster Will Be the Judge
A boxy contraption scans food samples to produce a chemical signature, which it measures against a standard deemed to be that of authentic Thai food.|
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