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U.S.
Reporting on a Drug With a Role in Executions
A Times reporter maps how midazolam, a common sedative, came to be used for lethal injections.The cruelty is the waiting and the failed appeals.
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U.S.
Ferguson Documentary Disputed as New Footage Is Released
A prosecutor dismissed footage in a new documentary on Michael Brown as irrelevant and misleading, and a lawyer released video that he said disproved the film’s claims.No minds are changed.
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U.S.
Ryan Points to Deficit Cut to Seek Support for Health Care Bill
Speaker Paul D. Ryan cited the Congressional Budget Office’s forecast for a $337 billion reduction in the deficit to try to gain the backing of conservatives."Dead on arrival"
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Travel
Beer on a Budget in San Diego
I remember 11% beer.
I will skip the beer during the day.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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N.Y. / Region
Somehow, ‘Slush Day’ Doesn’t Have the Same Ring
In the major coastal cities of the Northeast, fears of a record-setting blizzard dissolved into a slushy mix of rain, snow and sleet.31inches near Albany.
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Arts
Trevor Noah Has a Theory About the BBC Interview Dad: No Pants
Why didn’t the professor in the viral clip help get his children under control? Because no one on TV wears pants, Mr. Noah said Monday.He was rescued by his wife.
I am just tired and depressed.
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U.S.
A Brief History of the Worst Winter Train Rides
Here’s a look at a classic American journalistic genre: the snowbound train story. (Cannibalism, and truth, are optional.)Digging will find many things. Many should stay buried.
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The Upshot
No Magic in How G.O.P. Plan Lowers Premiums: It Penalizes Older People
Lower insurance prices were a silver lining for Republicans in the C.B.O. report, but the plan would effectively cover fewer older Americans.There is no good news for the G.O.P. in the C.B.O. report.
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