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World
Ranks of Political Prisoners Grow as Democracy Ebbs in Venezuela
At least 114 political prisoners are now behind bars in Venezuela, according to Penal Forum, a human rights organization that tracks political arrests in the country.Yes
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World
El Salvador, Prizing Water Over Gold, Bans All Metal Mining
Environmental activists said the country was the first in the world to impose a nationwide ban on the mining of gold and other metals.I am surprized.
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The Upshot
Why Democrats Have a Shot in a Georgia District Dominated by Republicans
The contest to fill Tom Price’s vacant congressional seat is an early test of whether Democrats can make use of President Trump’s unpopularity.There is not much hope.
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Your Money
I.R.S. Extension Adds Time to File, but You Still Have to Pay
Taxpayers who think they will not complete their returns by the April 18 deadline may want to consider requesting an extension.No benefit.
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World
Malaysia to Release Kim Jong-nam’s Body to North Korea
Nine Malaysians who had been barred from leaving North Korea were allowed to depart in a deal that ends the diplomatic standoff after the Feb. 13 killing.Check.
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N.Y. / Region
The Turkey Vulture Is So Clever, and Stinky
These birds have started migrating north through New York City, gliding with their five-foot wingspans. But they have some unappetizing qualities.They provide a service.
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Business Day
Senate Narrowly Passes Rollback of Obama-Era ‘Auto-I.R.A.’ Rule
The vote to kill a regulation allowing cities and counties to set up retirement savings accounts for some workers was a startling reversal for many Republicans.The Republicans appear to opine that the poor should starve.
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Science
Under a Flashlight, a Eureka Moment About Frogs
Two researchers discovered that established knowledge about how glass frogs cared for their eggs was wrong.The frog males do not secrete the shielding jelly.
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Opinion
Venezuela’s Descent Into Dictatorship
A court ruling annulling the legislature’s authority represents a dangerous turning point for Venezuela.The court has decided not to fix the problem.
That democracy has died.
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