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N.Y. / Region
Hate-Crime Charges in Brooklyn Fires
The police said Ruben Ubiles set fire to 12 mezuzot, religious ornaments that many Jews affix to their door frames, at a public-housing complex.
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Sunday Review
Think Those Chemicals Have Been Tested?
The overwhelming majority of chemicals in use today have never been independently tested for safety.
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Education
State Lines May Ease for Classes Held Online
A panel led by a former education secretary wants to make it easier for universities to offer online courses across state lines by relaxing the current patchwork of rules and fees.
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Opinion
China Must Exploit Its Shale Gas
Exploiting China’s vast resources of shale gas is the only short-term way for the country to avoid huge increases in greenhouse gas emissions from burning coal.
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World
All Aboard Rescued After Plane Skids Into Water at Bali Airport
A plane with 108 people onboard skidded off the runway on Saturday, cracked in half and landed in the sea while trying to land.
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U.S.
California: Arrests in Assault of Girl Who Hanged Herself
The Santa Clara County sheriff’s office arrested three 16-year-old boys on accusations that they sexually battered a 15-year-old.
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Real Estate
The Treasure Trove on the Ground Floor
Some co-op buildings are now able to reap the benefits a change in the 80-20 tax rule.
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Sunday Review
Indentured Servitude in the Persian Gulf
In Qatar, Asian workers can’t change jobs or leave the country without permission.
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Opinion
Public Pensions in Bankruptcy Court
A case in California could set a precedent for how cities deal with retirees’ benefits.
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N.Y. / Region
Students Told to Take Viewpoint of the Nazis
An unidentified 10th-grade English teacher at Albany High School told students to construct an anti-Semitic argument using historical propaganda.
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Education
Trimming the Ivy
Senator Tom Harkin answers questions on the for-profit business model and the federal role in higher education.
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U.S.
Rights Groups, in Letter to Obama, Question Legality and Secrecy of Drone Killings
A nine-page letter sent to President Obama is the most significant critique to date of what has become the centerpiece of the United States’ counterterrorism efforts.
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N.Y. / Region
In Deal, 2 Men Will Be Jailed 30 Days for Beating Cat to Death
The men, who are father and son, will also be sentenced to five years’ probation and be barred for life from owning an animal for the attack on the cat last summer in their Brooklyn home.
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World
Mishaps Underscore Weaknesses of Japanese Nuclear Plant
Recent mishaps at Fukushima — including a blackout triggered by a dead rat — have underscored just how vulnerable the site is to leaks, breakdowns and simple human error.
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Opinion
Harvesting Water
Nate Downey, the author of “Harvest the Rain,” responds to a Sunday Review news analysis.
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Fashion & Style
Despite the Losses, So Much Gained
Our relationship was not an obvious one, but neither of us liked the obvious.
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Your Money
Playing Catch-Up With Robocallers
The nation’s dated communications infrastructure makes it hard to find the ideal way to thwart illegal robocalling.
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U.S.
Obama Sees Insurers; Health Law Is Subject
President Obama met with insurance executives to discuss the so-called rate shock if the industry sharply raises premiums this fall.
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Health
Walnut Fougasse or Focaccia
A Mediterranean flatbread where walnuts and their oil stand in for olives.
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Opinion
China Must Exploit Its Shale Gas
Exploiting China’s vast resources of shale gas is the only short-term way for the country to avoid huge increases in greenhouse gas emissions from burning coal.
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Opinion
Harvesting Water
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World
Sierra Leone’s Health Care System Becomes a Cautionary Tale for Donors
The top leadership of the Healthy Ministry faces charges of misusing foreign funds, raising alarm in a nation with the region’s worst health statistics.
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U.S.
Experiment in Oregon Gives Medicaid Very Local Roots
The state and the federal government have wagered $1.9 billion on a project intended to improve the health of low-income people and lower the rate of spending growth.
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Health
A Seasonal Pattern to Mental Health
An analysis of Google search queries suggests that mental illnesses flourish in winter and decline in summer.
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Opinion
Those Who Can't Teach Block
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N.Y. / Region
Students Told to Take Viewpoint of the Nazis
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Opinion
Harvesting Water
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Opinion
Those Who Can't Teach Block
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Booming
Two for Life, Following Their Own Destiny
For Pat and Anne Chang, 30 years of marriage has meant being there for each other, and an occasional marital letter.
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N.Y. / Region
After Conviction in ’75 Murder Is Thrown Out, Victim’s Family Relives Pain
A day after a Bronx judge freed David Bryant, who had been convicted in the death of an 8-year-old girl, the girl’s family was just starting to process what had happened.
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Opinion
The Île à Vache: From Hope to Disaster
A plan to colonize recently freed slaves on an island near Haiti goes terribly awry.The faithful do not learn.
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Technology
Q&A: Respecting Copyright on YouTube
I do not upload to YouTube.
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Opinion
Creating 'The Glorious 54th'
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Opinion
Those Who Can't Teach Block
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Business Day
Fewer Americans Lose Jobs, but Hiring Is Also Down
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U.S.
Part 4: Answers to Your Questions on Making the Final College Decision
Debt should be minimized.
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U.S.
Amid Drought, Water Board in New Mexico Confronts State Over Supply
A small water agency has moved to force state agencies that control distribution to deprive some users of their supplies.
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Opinion
China Must Exploit Its Shale Gas
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Health
Sleep Less, Weigh More
A study of ninth graders found that each additional hour of sleep was linked to a reduction in body mass index.
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Sports
Jersey Shore, Damaged by Sandy, Is Ready to Run
The New Jersey Marathon, to be run May 5, had to be rerouted because of Hurricane Sandy, but the race’s organizer said there was never a doubt that it would be held.
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Business Day
ConocoPhillips Suspends Its Arctic Drilling Plans
The oil company cited regulatory uncertainties in announcing that it would not drill in Alaskan waters in 2014.
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