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World
Would You Halve Your Meat Consumption to Save the Environment?
A new study says our hunger for meat does even more environmental damage than we thought and scientists say there’s a relatively painless way you can help.
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Business Day
Predicting a Crisis, Repeatedly
A paper by four economists is the latest to predict that the growing United States government debt burden is unsustainable.
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Education
Report Says Stanford Is First University to Raise $1 Billion in a Single Year
The California university announced earlier this month that its five-year capital campaign took in $6.23 billion.
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Business Day
Learning Social Media Tricks From the Big Boys
Once a year, Dell invites 10 of its loudest critics on an all-expenses-paid trip to Austin, Tex., to meet with the company.
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U.S.
Buying a Gun? States Consider Insurance Rule
States weighing liability insurance mandates hope they would reward safe behavior, with lower rates for people with safety locks or less dangerous weapons.
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U.S.
Pat Derby, Champion of Animal Welfare, Dies at 69
Ms. Derby was among the first animal rights advocates to champion performing animals, especially exotic species like elephants, apes, monkeys, lions and tigers.
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Opinion
Why Oscar Will Snub ‘Zero Dark Thirty’
In trying to have it both ways, the film lost a large segment of thinking movie-goers.
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U.S.
Sanford's South Carolina Campaign Begins With Appeal for Second Chance
Mark Sanford acknowledges the scandal that all but destroyed his political career in his first ad for a United States House race, a tactic tried by some other politicians seeking a comeback after infidelity.
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World
Iran Is Said to Move to New Machines for Making Nuclear Fuel
Just days before new talks with the West, inspectors said Iran had begun installing upgraded equipment for enriching uranium that could help it produce fuel more quickly.
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World
Iceland Looks to Export Power Bubbling From Below
A huge and potentially lucrative market beckons, if Iceland can find a way to transmit electricity across 1,000 miles of frigid sea.
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Business
How Brill's Health-Care Opus Jumped From The New Republic to Time
The author said he would never write for The New Republic again after his massive article was bumped from the cover by an interview with President Obama.
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Technology
Daily Report: Health Data Swells Profits in an Industry
As doctors and hospitals struggle to make new records systems work, the winners are big companies that lobbied for the legislation that allowed their sales to soar, Julie Creswell reports.
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Technology
Q&A: Locking Caps on an iPhone
Apple's iPhone keyboard has a Caps Lock function and a few other shortcuts to make typing in a small space easier.
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