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N.Y. / Region
In Naming Top Police Official, De Blasio May Signal Change
Bill de Blasio’s forceful criticism of police tactics became a centerpiece of his mayoral campaign this year. He must now ready himself to oversee a department that has chafed at his faultfinding.
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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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N.Y. / Region
Lights Slowly Come Back in a Storm-Crippled Park
Salt water that surged into the park during Hurricane Sandy dealt a big blow to the infrastructure.
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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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World
U.N. Nuclear Inspectors Invited to Iranian Facility
The invitation to the International Atomic Energy Agency came days after Tehran struck a landmark nuclear deal with world powers.
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Business Day
Matthew Bucksbaum, Mall Developer, Dies at 87
Mr. Bucksbaum started General Growth Properties in 1954 with his brothers in small cities throughout the Midwest and expanded the company in concert with the growth of American suburbs.
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Opinion
Desperation in Tibet
The current wave of self-immolations is a new and tragic trend. China should move now to address the underlying issues.
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U.S.
Great Lakes Recover Substantial Water Levels
Water levels in the Great Lakes, which reached historic lows earlier this year, have recovered because of heavy snowfall and spring rains, scientists said.
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Automobiles
A Thaw for Frosty Toes
The latest technical service bulletins include Audis and Chevys with oil problems and a Ford with a seized fan motor.
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World
Mystery of Missing Mushrooms Leaves French Blaming Roma
Competition between established French companies and outside mushroom pickers has brought with it darker undercurrents of hostility and discrimination.
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U.S.
A Plea to Avoid Crush of Users at Health Site
White House officials, fearful that the federal health care website may again be overwhelmed this weekend, have urged their allies to hold back enrollment efforts so the insurance marketplace does not collapse under a crush of new users.
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World
The Two Lucknows During Muslim Holy Month
During the festival of Muharram, the differences between Old and New Lucknow could not be starker.
The Mughal Empire during the reign of Aurangzeb c. 1700
A relict of another empire.
The war in Islam continues.
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N.Y. / Region
Charge Is Dropped in Beating Death in Harlem
Doubts surfaced about an initial suspect in the August death of Islan Nettles, a transgender woman, after another man came forward to confess.
"Mr. Viorst said that Tuesday’s dismissal applied only to the misdemeanor
assault charge under which defendants have the right to be tried within
90 days.
“Our investigation remains active in the expectation that we will
ultimately hold accountable the person responsible for this crime,” he
said."
The prosecutors know there is a problem with the police.
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Home & Garden
Wanted Dead or Alive (No, Just Dead)
Stink bugs, a scourge of crops, are on the run from a growing number of predators.
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Business Day
With New Streaming Deal, Amazon Keeps Pressure on Netflix
The agreement with A24, an independent film company that has acquired a number of provocative titles, represents the latest skirmish over streaming.
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Sports
Lundqvist’s 31 Saves Help Lift Rangers Over Panthers
Patrick Dwyer scored short-handed to cap a three-goal burst in the second period, and the Carolina Hurricanes snapped their six-game road losing streak with a victory over the Devils.
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Sports
In Steubenville Rape Case, a Lesson for Adults
By holding adults accountable, prosecutors might persuade school administrators and coaches to make it their business to tell the police when they hear students or athletes have done something illegal.
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Arts
Techies Striving for the Next Big Thing
In “Betas,” which will stream on Amazon, a four-man crew is trying to start a stalker-friendly “social-networking” app in Silicon Valley.
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U.S.
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