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U.S.
Voter Fraud in New Hampshire? Trump Has No Proof and Many Skeptics
President Trump and an adviser have claimed that thousands were bused to New Hampshire to vote illegally, an idea that prominent Republicans in the state call absurd.Another case of "alternate facts".
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N.Y. / Region
De Blasio and Stringer Trade Barbs Over Police Body Camera Deal
On a day when he could have been enjoying the city’s smooth response to the year’s first big snowstorm, Mayor Bill de Blasio instead picked a fight with the city comptroller, Scott M. Stringer.The police department does not like to be second-guessed.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/second-guess
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Business Day
Top Wall Street Journal Editor Defends Trump Coverage
In a staff meeting, Gerard Baker, the editor in chief, denied that the paper had been too soft in its coverage of the president, according to participants.Rupert Murdoch owns the Wall Street Journal.
"“We
can’t allow ourselves to be dragged into the political process, to be a
protagonist in the political fight,” he said, according to one of the
people. He said that Americans already distrusted the news media, and
that if The Journal covered Mr. Trump in an overly confrontational way,
that distrust might increase.
He joked that any stories suggesting The Journal had been soft in its coverage of Mr. Trump were akin to “fake news.”"
Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch are allied.
World
As Japan Ages, Menus Adapt to Finding the Gourmet in Purées
The country is a global leader in the kinds of societal changes needed for an aging society, including when it comes to “one of the greatest joys” — eating.I don't need that help yet.
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Fashion & Style
6 Things You Missed From Day 3 of Fashion Week
The usually reserved Raf Simons got down and Christian Siriano brought diversity to his runway.Better than usual.
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Business Day
When a Pillar of the Fourth Estate Rests on a Trump-Murdoch Axis
The ties between Rupert Murdoch and President Trump are undeniably close, writes our media columnist. But what does that mean for the press, and the rest of us?More trouble for all.
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Travel
In Charleston, Evoking a Bygone Jazz Age With a Modern Touch
The 41-room Spectator is a stylish addition to Charleston’s hotel scene that offers an authenticity you won’t find in a chain hotel.Pleasant and warm with intolerable politics.
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Opinion
Moves to Loosen Regulation of Wall Street
Readers discuss President Trump’s proposals to roll back some of the rules put in place after the 2008 financial crisis.Wall Street should stay honest.
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Business Day
The Watchdog Protecting Consumers May Be Too Effective
Republicans have taken aim at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a lone safeguard for Main Streetagainst financial predation.
Businesses that think know everyone needs protection.
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