Sunday, April 30, 2017

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1
Opinion

The Upside to the Presidential Twitter Feed


Direct broadcasts are as old as broadcasting.

2
Opinion

Don’t Send 50,000 Back to Fragile Haiti

Protective immigration status is about to end for those who fled a nation still ravaged by natural disasters.

Racism has many guises.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Emperor_Jones

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N.Y. / Region

How Do You Pronounce Kosciuszko? It Depends on Where You’re From.

There is a reason New York State officials refer to the crossing over the Newtown Creek as the ‘K Bridge.’ They do not want to pronounce Kosciuszko.

The man and his work deserve recognition.

4
U.S.

Agency for Victims of Immigrant Crime, Promised by Trump, Is Created


Political noise.

5
U.S.

Trump Is Expected to Sign Order Relaxing Limits on Offshore Drilling

President Trump aims to roll back the Obama administration’s attempts to ban oil drilling off the southeastern Atlantic and Alaskan coasts.

Trump signed something.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/27/us/politics/trump-offshore-drilling.html

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N.Y. / Region

New York Correction Chief Spent a Quarter of 2016 Elsewhere


Yes

7
U.S.

Michael Flynn Under Defense Dept. Investigation Over Foreign Payment

The department’s inspector general is looking into whether the former top Trump adviser failed to get permission to receive the money.

Yes

8
World

A Refuge for Orangutans, and a Quandary for Environmentalists

Some worry that a palm oil company’s gift to endangered Borneo orangutans distracts from a big threat to the species: deforestation by such companies.

That was the thinking behind the bribe.

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U.S.

Florence Finch, Unsung War Hero Who Took On Japanese, Dies at 101

During World War II, Mrs. Finch quietly undermined Japan when it occupied the Philippines, and was tortured for it. Then she quietly raised a family in the United States.

Misogyny is almost invisible.

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Books

Solving a Reign of Terror Against Native Americans

In “Killers of the Flower Moon,” David Grann uncovers a shattering history of oil greed, racism and serial murder targeting the Osage Indians.

The Osage must be made whole.


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1
Opinion

Donald Trump’s First 100 Days: The Worst on Record

Trump’s supporters deserve to be disappointed, and his opponents should be cheered by how unsuccessful his agenda has been.

Yes.

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N.Y. / Region

New York Correction Chief Spent a Quarter of 2016 Elsewhere

 U.S.
 

Florence Finch, Unsung War Hero Who Took On Japanese, Dies at 101


Misogyny has been more prevalent. 

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N.Y. / Region

Boy Killed as Concrete Planter Falls on Him Outside Brooklyn Home

An 8-year-old climbing the security gates on a window in Marine Park apparently grabbed the flower box, which fell on him, the police said.

Junk news.

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U.S.

Report Compares Texas’ Solitary Confinement Policies to Torture

The report called the state’s death row practices “particularly draconian,” pointing out, for example, that some prisoners can’t have physical contact with relatives, even on their way to execution.

Correct.
Texas should know.

6
Science

Gary Steigman, Who Teased Out the Universe’s Dark Secrets, Dies at 76

Through Big Bang studies, Dr. Steigman helped show that most matter in the universe was not made of atoms, a finding that led to modern conceptions of dark matter and dark energy.

Exciting work.
I am sorry I did not know him.

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U.S.

What Google and Twitter Say About Trump’s First 100 Days


Of no interest as yet.

8
T Magazine

A Spring Picnic Recipe From Two Rising N.Y.C. Chefs

Clare de Boer and Jess Shadbolt, the culinary talent behind King, on how to make a savory, packable, classic French tart.

I can do that.

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Arts

In Harper Lee’s Letters: Books, Fame and a ‘Lying’ Capote

Wayne Flynt, a friend of Ms. Lee, has written a book, “Mockingbird Songs,” in which he shares thoughts and correspondence regarding the literary enigma.

I am not sufficiently interested.

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U.S.

Norman T. Hatch, Who Filmed Grisly World War II Combat, Dies at 96

He won a 1945 Academy Award for vivid documentary footage of combat between the United States and Japan on Tarawa Atoll.

The old die.
Old is inevitable.


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