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Automobiles
A Well-Traveled Concours Winner
From Puerto Rico to New Jersey to Best of Show in California, a Packard has had quite a journey.
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Business Day
Platinum Card and Text Alert, via Pawnshop
As banks zero in on more affluent customers and close branches in poor areas, pawnshops are stepping into the void to offer an array of services.
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Opinion
How Technology Wrecks the Middle Class
Technology is creating jobs — but at the upper and lower ends of the spectrum. The outlook for the middle class may rely on “new artisans” who combine technical and interpersonal skills.
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Opinion
Does Media Violence Lead to the Real Thing?
There is now consensus that exposure to media violence is linked to actual violent behavior.
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Technology
The Pentagon as Silicon Valley’s Incubator
Government experts on computer vulnerabilities are heading to Silicon Valley to create technology start-ups specializing in tools aimed at thwarting online threats.
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Business Day
Public Policies, Made to Fit People
A new White House initiative is intended to involve social and behavioral scientists in policy making.
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U.S.
Georgia: Suspect in School Scare Was Heavily Armed, Police Say
Michael B. Hill, accused of firing shots outside a Decatur elementary school, was carrying 498 rounds of ammunition and a stolen AK-47, the police said.
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U.S.
Pennsylvania: Mistaken Identity at Funeral
A Philadelphia woman has turned up alive nearly two weeks after her family held a funeral and burial for her.
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World
5 Days After Closing Border, Egypt Opens Crossing to Gaza
The sealed-off territory shut down travel but also hundreds of smuggling tunnels that Gaza relies on for building materials, cheaper fuel, weapons and other products restricted by Israel.
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Technology
To Build a Better Lego Robot
Lego updated its Mindstorms robotics platform with a kit that includes features like Bluetooth compatibility and a remote control app.
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World
Fighting Education Overhaul, Thousands of Teachers Disrupt Mexico City
A radical teachers’ group mobilized thousands of members in Mexico City last week, threatening to bring an already congested city to a halt in the coming days.
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Business Day
The Audacious Pragmatist
Ben Bernanke was a shy, methodical academic. But he turned out to be one of the most daring leaders in the Fed’s history — even if his goals have not been fully realized.
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Opinion
What’s Ailing the Airlines, and Us
Readers discuss the Justice Department’s opposition to a proposed merger between American Airlines and USAirways.
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Booming
For a Chef, 41 Years in the Kitchen Takes Its Toll
Being a chef, like being an elite athlete, tends to be a young person’s game, with crazy hours and injury-inducing physical strain. For midlife chefs, the challenge is finding ways to adjust to the pace.
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Fashion & Style
Picking Up the Scent on the Road to Bliss
Life lessons that only a four-footed friend can teach.
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Opinion
The Common Core and the Common Good
American schools need rigorous standards to make kids competitive in a global job market.
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U.S.
Court Is ‘One of Most Activist,’ Ginsburg Says, Vowing to Stay
Amid calls from some liberals that she step down in time for President Obama to name her successor, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said she was fully engaged in her work.
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Movies
What Happens When You’re Repeatedly Hit in the Head
The documentary “The United States of Football” follows retired players dealing with dementia and depression after a career of hard knocks.
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Real Estate
Q & A
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Business Day
Public Policies, Made to Fit People
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U.S.
Under a New Law, the Police Can Act as Gun Dealers
A new Texas law will allow the state’s law enforcement agencies to bolster their budgets by selling confiscated guns to licensed weapons dealers.
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Your Money
Taking an Invention From Idea to the Store Shelf
Building a better mousetrap may be the easy part. After that comes patent, production and marketing, and missteps along the way can be costly.
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