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N.Y. / Region
A New Dispute Emerges in Brooklyn Prosecutor’s Office
The office of District Attorney Charles J. Hynes of Brooklyn, who was ousted by voters after 24 years, fired an assistant who forwarded embarrassing emails about his campaign that BuzzFeed published.
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Your Money
Individuals Find Ideas in the Institutional Investment World
Some wealthy investors are exploring investment policy statements, which are used by foundations to create parameters for how securities are bought and sold.
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Education
Frequent Tests Can Enhance College Learning, Study Finds
Short quizzes at the start of each class increased attendance and performance, an experiment showed.
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Science
Video: ScienceTake: Sea Slug Love
In the mating game, males and females can have different agendas even when they inhabit the same body.
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Automobiles
2013 Los Angeles Auto Show
Highlights from the press previews in Los Angeles, which helped kick off another season of auto shows.
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Business Day
Cooperating Witness a Key in SAC Insider Trading Case
There is no way to know how the government’s cooperating witness in the trial of Michael S. Steinberg will come across to the jury.
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N.Y. / Region
Developers Draft Casino Plans, Signaling Fight for New York’s Licenses
Early signs suggest there will be a fight — even if the scale of some of the proposals is modest, and Las Vegas companies remain on the sidelines.
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Business Day
Judge Orders Reinstatement of Ousted Philadelphia Inquirer Editor
The newspaper’s majority owners overstepped their authority when they fired William K. Marimow, its top editor, the judge ruled.
"Dan Fee, a spokesman representing the majority owners said that his
clients would appeal the decision to reinstate Mr. Marimow.
“The decision to return Marimow to the Inquirer as a lame duck editor —
his contract ends April 30th — will have the effect of risking chaos in
the company, restoring an editor who consistently resisted needed
changes to the paper and who is in open conflict with the publisher,”
said Mr. Fee. “We believe today’s decision is wrong and will harm the
journalistic independence and operations of the newsroom.”
Mr. Marimow said he appreciated how Mr. Lenfest and Mr. Katz had fought
for his reinstatement and stressed how pleased he felt to be back at
work. “I am reporter and editor at heart,” he said. “It feels great to
be in the newsroom, rather than a courtroom.”"
This fight is not over.
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Style
Advanced Maternal Age Mother Seeks a Big Fat Positive Pregnancy Test
When I have questions about I.V.F., pregnancy and miscarriage, the fertility boards are always there with 25 conflicting answers, and the opportunity to immerse myself in hundreds of stories.
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U.S.
Navy Was Warned of Contractor at Center of Bribery Inquiry
The Navy awarded $200 million in contracts to Leonard Glenn Francis, even after several ship crews and contracting officials had filed complaints about him.
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World
India’s Favorite Sports Figure Says Goodbye
Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar has bid farewell to cricket after an extraordinary career, and in the end, Indians realized that they loved him even more than they thought.
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Business Day
Overlook the Value of Interns at Great Peril
Some major publishers are dropping their unpaid internship programs in the face of complaints, but they might be missing the point.
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Business Day
Greece Says It Is on Track to Repay Bailout
Prime Minister Antonis Samaras, meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, is seeking to ease the terms for securing more rescue funds.
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Sports
Under Pressure, N.C.A.A. Weighs Momentous Changes
Court cases involving concussions and the paying of student-athletes, and calls for changes in the organization’s structure and practices, could drastically alter college sports.
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World
Where St. Nicholas Has His Black Pete(s), Charges of Racism Follow
In Dutch tradition, Peter, portrayed by people in blackface makeup, sports outlandish Renaissance costumes, with thick red lips and frizzy hairdo wigs or fake dreadlocks.
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Education
Student Exchanges Between U.S. and Other Countries Rise to Record
A report said the number of foreign students at American universities and colleges in the 2012-13 academic year rose to nearly 820,000 from the previous year.
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U.S.
Oregon: Man Accused of Attack on Prosecutor’s Office
Alan Leroy McVay was ordered held on $5 million bail on Thursday on allegations that he tried to blow up the Medford office of the district attorney who was prosecuting him on burglary charges.
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World
Police Station Is Attacked by the Shabab in Somalia
At least 28 people were killed and many were wounded when the militant group staged an attack in Beledweyne, near the Ethiopian border.
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Sports
Led by Veterans (in Early 20s), UConn Nips Indiana
With 10 lead changes in the second half, Shabazz Napier and Ryan Boatright led Connecticut past an athletic and young Indiana team to win the 2K Sports Classic at Madison Square Garden.
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Business Day
Leaving ABC News, Couric Describes Move to Yahoo as ‘Being of the Moment’
Katie Couric said that her decision to join Yahoo as its “global news anchor” came after the new chief executive, Marissa Mayer, reached out to her.Pushed out.
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World
Pakistan: Domestic Drones Ready
The Pakistani military deployed its first fleet of domestically developed drones on Monday.
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World
The Vatican: Putin Meets the Pope
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia met with Pope Francis in the Vatican on Monday, and their first encounter was primarily focused on the Middle East.
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World
Ukraine Blames I.M.F. for Halt to Agreements With Europe
Ukraine’s prime minister said his government’s decision to walk away from the pacts was based on fiscal imperatives, and ultimately prompted by the I.M.F.’s overly harsh terms for an aid package.
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World
Passenger Jet Crash in City East of Moscow Kills 50
A Boeing 737-500 that originated in Moscow apparently was making a second attempt to land when it slammed into the ground in Kazan, a regional capital east of Moscow.
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Sports
Week 12 N.F.L. Matchups
Of the 13 games Tom Brady and Peyton Manning have faced each other, Brady has won nine times, and Manning has thrown for more yards, touchdowns and interceptions.
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U.S.
A Traditionalist and an Upstart, Both Powerful
John Cornyn and Ted Cruz, the Republican senators from Texas, differ in style, how they got to Washington and, sometimes, ideology. By contrasting paths, though, they have gained immense influence.
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World
West Faces Challenge in Moving Syrian Chemical Arms Through Battlefields
A plan to move more than 600 tons of precursor chemicals out of Syria in vehicles is raising concerns that such a convoy would present a slow-moving target for Syrian opposition groups.
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World
Couple Convicted of Murdering Teen Daughter and Domestic Help
The verdict in the trial of the parents of 13-year-old Aarushi Talwar is a turning point in a lurid case that has riveted the nation for the past five years.
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Opinion
Jefferson in Quebec
Quebec’s ministers for democratic institutions and the Montreal region respond to an Op-Ed article.
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Opinion
Bringing Back My Real Self With Hormones
For some people — more than you think — the ability to fine-tune hormones and neurochemicals is the key to a successful adult life.
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World
India's Negotiator Says Climate Treaty Talks 'Partial Success'
Ravi Shankar Prasad said the United Nations climate change conference kept the pathway open for a global climate treaty to be finalized in 2015.
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Fashion & Style
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