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Opinion
Science Group Criticizes Politicians for Global Warming Distortions
A nonprofit group representing scientists dings officials at both ends of the political spectrum for global warming distortions.
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U.S.
Food Company and Farmers Union Back Changes to Aid Program
One of the world’s largest food companies offered its support on Wednesday for changes to the way the United States provides food aid to developing countries, adding critical agribusiness backing for President Obama’s overhaul plans.
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Education
Though Enrolling More Poor Students, 2-Year Colleges Get Less of Federal Pie
Even as their student bodies have become poorer, many community colleges are “receiving minimal federal support,” said a senior fellow at the group publishing a new report.
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Style
Not Worried About a Little Baby Fat
When I called my 5-month-old a chubby bunny, an acquaintance assured me she would “grow out of it.”
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Business Day
Fallen Goldman Director Appeals for a New Trial
Lawyers for Rajat K. Gupta, found guilty last year of leaking boardroom discussions in an insider trading case, challenged the admission of wiretapped conversations in his original trial.
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Opinion
Weak on Food Inspection
Food and Water Watch responds to a news article about the rise in illnesses from imported foods.
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N.Y. / Region
New York Led Region in Population Growth Since 2011, Census Shows
The city added more people since 2011 than all the other cities in the metropolitan area combined, according to a new analysis of census results.
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Sports
Abuse Victim Seeks Ouster of U.S. Swimming Officials
Kelly Davies Currin, whose former swimming coach Rick Curl was sentenced to prison Thursday for child sex abuse, sought the resignation of national leaders of the sport.
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N.Y. / Region
Gun Manufacturers Say Assault Weapons Ban May Push Them Out of Connecticut
Two months after a battle over gun laws, manufacturers are weighing their options, including moving from a state long thought of as a cradle of the American gun industry.
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Opinion
Agricultural Research
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World
Boruch Spiegel, Fighter in Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, Dies at 93
Mr. Spiegel was one of the last surviving fighters of the 1943 uprising, in which 750 Jews held off German soldiers for over a month with crude arms and Molotov cocktails.
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Business Day
Despite Stumbles, a Promising Path for Start-Ups in Brazil
Investors and entrepreneurs say that economic conditions in Brazil are difficult, but that long-term prospects remain highly favorable.
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Autos
Consumer Advocacy Group Calls for a Recall of 5 Million Jeep Grand Cherokees
A consumer advocacy group calls for five million Jeep Grand Cherokees to be recalled.
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World
India: Power Failures Set Off Protests
A blistering heat wave in north and western India has caused widespread electricity cuts and led residents to protest and even attack power company officials and property.
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Real Estate
Project in Paris Reflects City’s Ambitions for the Suburbs
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Opinion
Old Batteries Crossing Borders Leave a Toxic Lead Trail
A proposal for cleaning up lead contamination from small car-battery recyclers in poor countries.
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Business Day
Debating How to Market an iPhone App
A founder of Wanderable, a honeymoon gift registry, talks about the cost of advertising on wedding blogs and how she chose her company’s name.
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Business Day
Fallen Goldman Director Appeals for a New Trial
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Style
Late for School, and Who's to Blame?
When children are regularly tardy, it’s their parents’ fault. Then again, maybe it’s their own.
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Opinion
Weak on Food Inspection
Food and Water Watch responds to a news article about the rise in illnesses from imported foods.
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Opinion
Agricultural Research
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N.Y. / Region
Cuomo Signs Deal With Mohawks to Protect Casino Territory
The agreement allows the tribe to keep its exclusive casino territory in northern New York while paying the state $30 million in gambling proceeds that have been withheld.
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Booming
Come See Me in the Country This Summer. I’m Begging.
“I have a thing about summer in the country which is kind of a Don Juan complex with grass: I want it, I want it, I want it, and then when I get it I’m bored.”
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Real Estate
Project in Paris Reflects City’s Ambitions for the Suburbs
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Style
A Billionaire on Working Mothers: Babies Kill Women's Focus
Paul Tudor Jones, a hedge-fund manager, on mothers in his workplace: “As soon as that baby’s lips touched that girl’s bosom, forget it.”
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Business Day
Debating How to Market an iPhone App
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Business Day
Fallen Goldman Director Appeals for a New Trial
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Autos
Cadillac to Recall SRX Models for Wheel Problem; Triumph and Nissan Issue Recalls
No problems have been reported on customer vehicles, but Cadillac said it found some vehicles in its fleet with loose lug nuts.
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Opinion
Weak on Food Inspection
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Opinion
Agricultural Research
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T:Style
Shock of the Old | The French Designer Marc Auclert's Whimsical Jewelry
In his jewelry and at home, the French designer Marc Auclert fuses ancient artifacts with modern whimsy, to fantastic effect.
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Business Day
A Freddie Mac Rule Change May Help Some Borrowers
Baby boomers and other home buyers with limited incomes but substantial financial assets could qualify for low-rate conventional mortgages.
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