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Education
Hearing Set on Cheating Claim in Capital
The City Council in Washington will hold a hearing after a memo warning officials of cheating on standardized tests during the chancellorship of Michelle A. Rhee surfaced on Thursday.
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Science
E.P.A. Will Delay Rule Limiting Carbon Emissions at New Power Plants
The new rule, limiting emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, drew legal and technical objections from the electric power industry.
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Education
Washington Eyes Raising State Tuition of Foreigners
Some Washington State legislators are proposing a 20 percent tuition surcharge for international students at public universities and community colleges as a way to raise revenues.
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Opinion
Tax Disincentives for Working Moms
Readers discuss child care expenses in response to an Op-Ed essay.
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U.S.
Budget Embodies Obama’s Vision for Remaking Economy
President Obama used his spending plan to sketch out an economic future for the United States built on manufacturing, education, alternative energy, infrastructure and science.
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Opinion
India’s Ruling on a Novartis Drug: 2 Perspectives
Novartis and a patent lawyer discuss its patent request for the leukemia drug Gleevec.
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N.Y. / Region
In Immigration Debate, a Focus on New York Dairy Farmers
Farmers from western and central New York, struggling to find a reliable supply of labor, say they have come under growing scrutiny from the immigration authorities.
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World
In Assam, Searching for New Crops and Farming Methods for Depleted Soil
Deforestation, increased flooding and climate change make the soil sandier, but some crops thrive.
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World
10 Mistakes of the Iraq War
An interview with Colonel Ted Spain, who was deployed to Iraq as the commander of the 18th Military Police Brigade.
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World
Afghanistan: 2 Americans Killed in Helicopter Crash
A helicopter crash in eastern Afghanistan killed two American service members on Tuesday, officials said.
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Travel
Checking Your Own Bags
Hawaiian Airlines has become the first domestic carrier to extend the concept of self-check-in to luggage.
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N.Y. / Region
Hasidic Sect Hopes to Buy Huge Armory in Brooklyn
The Satmar view the vacant National Guard building in Williamsburg as a possible solution to a space crunch in its schools and synagogues and a bitter schism.
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Business Day
Bieber Backs a Debit Card for Teenagers, From Parents
In new videos for the SpendSmart Payments Company, which offers a prepaid debit card for teenagers, Justin Bieber talks about his modest upbringing.
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N.Y. / Region
Fitting In at the Fitness Center
For those new to getting in shape, or returning to the treadmill after a lapse, these fitness centers in New York are considered accommodating to exercisers, regardless of their size.
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Business Day
A FoxNews.com Reporter Is Facing Jail for Refusing to Identify Police Sources
In a case involving the killings at a Colorado theater last summer, a reporter says she will not reveal the names of officers who told her about a notebook kept by the accused.
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N.Y. / Region
Early in Mayoral Battle, Carriage Horses Are Drawn Into Race
A surprising subject has erupted in the early weeks of the race for New York City mayor, complete with boldface endorsers, voluble protests, and a generously-financed attack ad: animal rights.
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Opinion
Those Who Can't Teach Block
Supposedly a plan to improve the quality of schooling, Mexico’s education reform is a move to put down the teachers’ union.
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U.S.
Part 4: Answers to Your Questions on Making the Final College Decision
Marie Bigham, a veteran college counselor, and Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on paying for college, answer select reader questions about where to enroll. Part 4.
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Business Day
Americans Lose Jobs at Lower Rates, but Hiring Is Also Down
Data from the Labor Department may help explain why long-term unemployment persists.
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Technology
Q&A: Respecting Copyright on YouTube
YouTube has several ways of dealing with users who upload copyrighted material to the site.
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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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Travel
Checking Your Own Bags
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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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U.S.
Indiana: Planned Parenthood Clinic Attacked
The police arrested an abortion opponent and charged him with breaking into a Planned Parenthood clinic in Monroe County.
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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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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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Science
Family Letter About DNA Is Sold at Auction
A letter sent by the biologist Francis Crick to his 12-year-old son in 1953 about his discovery of the structure of DNA was sold at auction for $5.3 million, according to Christie’s.
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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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