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South Florida Faces Ominous Prospects From Rising Waters
Long battered by hurricanes and prone to flooding from intense thunderstorms, Florida is the most vulnerable state in the country to the rise in sea levels.
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Opinion
Judge Scheindlin’s Case
The beleaguered judge in New York City’s stop-and-frisk litigation rightly challenged an appellate court’s decision to remove her from overseeing the case.
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World
Italy: Nazi War Criminal Buried at Jail
The body of Erich Priebke, a former SS captain, has been buried in an anonymous grave in an abandoned cemetery in an Italian prison, the newspaper La Repubblica said Thursday.
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U.S.
Debating a New Pope, Faith and Doctrine
Some American Catholics in the church’s conservative wing say Pope Francis has left them feeling abandoned and deeply unsettled.
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N.Y. / Region
Protest Over Kelly Is Focus of Inquiry, Brown University Says
The university’s president said the protest that forced the cancellation of a speech by the New York City police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, violated the institution’s code of conduct.
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Business Day
Chrysler and Toyota Announce Recalls
Chrysler is recalling 94,000 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokees because of electronic problems that could disable two safety systems.
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U.S.
Names Invoked on the Stump May Shift Votes
The key candidates in the lieutenant governor and attorney general races in Texas are all Republicans, so they don’t need to worry about appealing to swing voters.
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World
Pakistani Party Votes to Block NATO Supply Lines if Drones Persist
The vote by the ruling party in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Province was in response to a C.I.A. missile strike that killed a Pakistani Taliban leader Friday.
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U.S.
For Riot Site in New Mexico, a Gift Shop but No Ghost Stories
The site of one of the nation’s deadliest prison riots, the Penitentiary of New Mexico, has reopened its doors as a surprisingly popular tourist attraction.
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Sports
After Blunder, Fordham Uses a Perfect Finish to Get to 10-0
Fordham blocked a 37-yard field-goal attempt as time expired to secure a over Bucknell on Saturday, extending the best start in team history.
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Sunday Review
Fear of the Dark
Energy is something people like to worry about, and grid failure is the latest target of that anxiety.
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World
The Netherlands Appeals Detentions of Greenpeace Activists in Russia
Russia, which has charged Greenpeace crew members with hooliganism, refused to recognize the jurisdiction of an international tribunal in what it considers an internal legal matter.
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Style
At a Swim Meet, a Ribbon for Everyone
When I volunteered to write the ribbons at my 10-year-old’s swim meet, I had no idea I’d be helping write a ribbon for every child in every race.
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Business Day
Label Updates May Be Allowed for Generics
The move, if approved, would make generic firms equal to brand-name drug makers and open both to lawsuits by patients.
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Opinion
After Mental Illness, an Up and Down Life
We need to work harder to understand childhood mental illness and to reform our dysfunctional system of treatment.
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Business Day
They Loved Your G.P.A. Then They Saw Your Tweets.
More colleges are finding the social media posts of their applicants — and sometimes denying admission as a result.
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World
Vast Challenges for Philippines After Typhoon
Typhoon Haiyan delivered a crippling blow to the country’s midsection and appeared to have brought a heavy loss of life to cities, towns and villages.
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Opinion
Is It O.K. to Kill Cyclists?
Based on how drivers who run over and kill cyclists are punished, you’d have to say yes.
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World
Philippine Typhoon Death Toll Feared in Thousands
One of the strongest storms ever to make landfall cut a path of destruction through several islands, leading to early, unconfirmed estimates of as many as 10,000 dead.
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World
On Losing a Veteran Son to a Broken System
When Daniel Somers committed suicide on June 10, he left his family a letter listing the many roadblocks he had encountered in the Veterans Affairs system while seeking care for severe physical and psychological symptoms.
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Business Day
Phantom Pain in Russia's Amputated Limbs
Russia is trying aggressive tactics to keep former Soviet satellites like Ukraine from drifting into Europe’s sphere of influence.
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Opinion
Lives During Wartime, Vol. 4
A collection of reader photographs and remembrances of United States military veterans and their service.
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Opinion
High-Caliber Cosmic Nothingness
In the search for dark matter, the rest of the story is yet to come.
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