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Business Day
U.S. in Talks to Settle Suit Over American-US Airways Merger
The negotiations raised hopes that the merger of the two airlines would proceed with relatively modest concessions.
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Business Day
CNN Ratings Fall as Health Care Coverage Rises
CNN fell to fifth place during the week, below Fox News and MSNBC, as well as HLN and CNBC.
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Fashion & Style
Rachel Roy’s Beauty Regimen for Two Coasts
The clothing designer lives in New York and Los Angeles, which can be tough on sensitive skin like hers.
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Health
Medical Ethics Have Been Violated at Detention Sites, a New Report Says
A group of experts in medicine, law and ethics accused the United States government of directing doctors and others to ignore their professional codes of ethics by abusing detainees.
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Opinion
Bloomberg, Champion of the Poor
Usually depicted as a champion of the rich, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg also started a bold antipoverty program.
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Health
Ask Well: CoQ10-Drug Interactions?
Those who take the dietary supplement coenzyme Q10 should do so carefully, because in some cases it can blunt or amplify the effects of other drugs.
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U.S.
F.A.A. Toughens Pilot Training Rules
One of the most important changes requires airlines to provide better training on how to prevent and recover from an aerodynamic stall, in which a plane slows to the point that it loses lift.
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Business Day
End of the Assembly Line
Automotive plants in Europe that closed or ceased production this year, or whose closure has been announced.
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World
With Cows in Mind, Swiss Farmers Wage Litter Battle
A traditionally tidy nation is being alerted to the danger, sometimes fatal, that refuse poses to livestock.
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N.Y. / Region
Budgets Challenge Libraries, a ‘Point of Integration’ for Immigrants
Public library branches like the one in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, provide a range of services with reduced budgets and increased demand, much of it from immigrants.
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U.S.
Oversight of Parade Faulted in Fatal Texas Train Collision
A federal safety board faulted city and police officials and the parade organizers in Midland, Tex., for allowing a procession to take place without a permit or a written safety plan and without notifying the railroad.
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World
New Chinese Drone Unveiled in Video
The body of the new drone resembles that of the United States’ Global Hawk.
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World
U.N. Agency and Iran Cite Progress in Settling Questions on Nuclear Program
A joint statement from Iranian officials and the International Atomic Energy Agency offered no specifics, but the tone was one of optimism.
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World
Colombia Rebels Free American Hostage
The guerrilla group FARC turned Kevin Scott Sutay, a former American service member, over to an international delegation after he had been held for more than four months.
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World
Canada: 3 Senators Suspended in Expenses Scandal
The three, Mike Duffy, Pamela Wallin and Patrick Brazeau, were appointed by Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
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Opinion
'Listen to the Mockingbird'
A new recording of a Civil War classic gives us a picture into 19th century American culture.
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Sports
Jacksonville’s Blackmon Is Suspended Indefinitely
Justin Blackmon, the fifth overall pick in the 2012 draft, had earlier violations of the N.F.L.’s substance-abuse policy.
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U.S.
Though Defiant, Senator Accused of Plagiarism Admits Errors
In an interview, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky offered a mix of contrition and defiance, saying that he was being held to an unfair standard.
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Arts
German Officials Provide Details on Looted Art
The first glimpse of the collection brought astonishment but also anger and the initial stirrings of what will likely be a long battle over who owns the works.
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Sports
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