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Business Day
Pentagon Drops Backup Helmet for F-35 Pilots
When a more sophisticated helmet ran into problems, a backup was ordered. But the higher-tech model is improving.
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U.S.
Kochs and Other Conservatives Split Over Strategy on Health Law
The splintering is a sign of growing concerns among even hard-core conservatives that the strategy of defeating health care at any cost may have backfired.
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N.Y. / Region
Sisterly Affection for the A Train
Metropolitan Diary: The inevitably late subway reminded a writer of an inevitably late sibling.
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U.S.
Texas: Fertilizer Plant in Deadly Blast Is Fined
The company that operated a fertilizer plant in the city of West, where an April explosion killed 15 people, faces $118,300 in federal fines, officials said Thursday.
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World
West Bank: Settlers Said to Deface a Mosque
Jewish settlers burned three Palestinian cars and scrawled graffiti on a mosque in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Thursday, village residents said.
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Opinion
Rearview Cameras on Cars
Joan Claybrook, a former federal highway safety administrator, agrees with an editorial that the cameras would help prevent death and injury.
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U.S.
Tracing the Calendar Down to the Last Cent
We are in default when the Treasury says we are in default.
Other opinions do not matter.
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World
Floods Breach Industrial Park in Thailand
The authorities said factories were still operating though floodwaters were threatening a large industrial estate southeast of Bangkok.
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Health
A Guide to Affordable Dental Care
A new Web site aims to connect seniors and caregivers to community dental services.
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World
China: Decision in Bo Xilai Appeal Expected Soon
Bo Xilai, a former senior Communist Party official who was sentenced to life in prison last month, expects a court in eastern China to make a decision soon on his appeal, a family associate said.
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Fashion & Style
A Husband Lost, a Daughter Found
Becoming a widow and then a mother, in that order, isn’t how I pictured my 30-something life unfolding.
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U.S.
GTT ★
Our quirky, discerning picks for the most interesting things to do around the state this week.
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Opinion
April 1, 1959: Ici on Parle Anglais
The Office of French Vocabulary wants to halt the anglicization of the French language. But their concern is misguided.
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U.S.
Michigan: Man, 89, Admits Hauling Cocaine
An 89-year-old Indiana man who grows lilies pleaded guilty Tuesday in Detroit to serving as a drug mule to distribute more than 1,400 pounds of cocaine.
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Science
Zoos Try to Ward Off a Penguin Killer
Malaria, an unrelenting killer, is stalking captive penguins, which lack natural resistance to the avian version of the disease.
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Real Estate
Hurdles for Condo Buyers
Increasingly, condo governing boards are emulating co-ops, asking buyers to complete lengthy applications and provide extensive financial information.
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Great Homes and Destinations
Oaks in Their Midst
An architect makes the suburban compromise and builds a house with room for everyone.
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Business Day
More Than 10 Million Watch Finale of ‘Breaking Bad’
A large audience tuned in Sunday night for the concluding episode of the AMC series.
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