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Opinion
Broken Promises to Homeless Vets
The government always seems to be making, neglecting, forgetting and rediscovering its covenant with veterans."the shovel-ready project awaits the passage of legislation stalled in Congress."
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Business Day
Another Airbag Maker Is Under Scrutiny After Fatal Rupture
A death in Canada was the first known fatality linked to a rupture in an airbag from a supplier other than Takata.More bad news for the automakers.
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N.Y. / Region
New York State Test Scores Inspire Conflicting Interpretations
Politicians, educators and advocates of every stripe have offered clashing views on the results of this year’s standardized exams.We don't know.
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Opinion
To Teach a Child to Read, First Give Him Glasses
The community school model makes alleviating the ills of poverty part of academic success. So far, it’s working.Ok, get the data.
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Opinion
When Blood Pressure Is Political
Is hypertension a defect, or a normal response to social circumstances?Yes, hypertension is both.
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Fashion & Style
Marcy McCullaugh and Joel Mendel: From 0 to 100 in No Time
The couple expected their first date to last 30 minutes. It lasted three hours.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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The Upshot
Flying With Shrieking Children? Give Your Neighbors a Goody Bag
Rewarding your fellow passengers for putting up with noise and discomfort isn’t unfair. It’s an example of the way people and businesses build social capital.Don't fly with a baby in arms.
Grandmothers can come to the child.
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Opinion
Treating Heroin Addicts
Readers discuss the lifesaving benefits of naloxone to treat a heroin overdose versus the risk that it may encourage addiction.Maintenance treats addiction.
Naloxone treats addicts significant others.
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Opinion
A Dubious Sale in Manhattan
Members of Neighbors to Save Rivington House ask how a “vital neighborhood resource came to be sold to a luxury condo developer.”N.Y. / Region
Review: Marley’s Cafe Is a Sweet Spot With a Reggae Soundtrack
Marley’s Cafe is something of a mini island paradise along the Connecticut River in Essex. The menu is almost beside the point.Opinion
Mercy Is Far Too Slow at the Justice Department
More can be done with powers that already exist to deal with the legacy of sentencing policies that have been recognized as destructively unfair.Opinion
Are We Loving Our National Parks to Death?
With millions descending on the national parks each year, the tension between access and preservation becomes more strained.Opinion
My Father’s Hackberry Tree
We never really talked, but the seeds he collected for me one summer said it all.U.S.
Chicago Releases Videos From Police Officers’ Killing of 18-Year-Old
Footage from dashboard and body cameras shows a police altercation with an unarmed man, but does not show the fatal shooting.N.Y. / Region
Review: At Limani Seafood Grill in Westfield, Bringing Greece Home
In the dog days of summer, cooling salads and the freshest fish conjure the spirit of how the owner ate as a boy.U.S.
Federal Judge Allows Suit Against Trump University to Proceed
Judge Gonzalo Curiel, whose impartiality was once questioned by Donald J. Trump, said there were enough questions about Mr. Trump’s alleged dealings with his former students to continue with the case.Food
5 New Sauces You Need to Master
Also, smoked chicken wings, simple salmon, sweet-corn salad and other summer winners.N.Y. / Region
Want to Relax in One of New York City’s Parks? Join the Crowd
Outdoor time used to be the perfect antidote to the bustle of urban life, but more people than ever are jamming into the city’s public parks, pools and beaches.Real Estate
New York Buildings With Communal Gardens
Some new residential developments are offering tenants space in on-site gardens, and at least one has created a farm on the building’s property.|
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