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Just fighting over credit.
Robot package delivery by air is not going to happen soon.
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Opinion
The Berkeley Model
A look at the elite California university raises broader questions about education and the middle class.
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Science
A Head for Hunting
They may be slow, but seahorses can snatch fast prey because of the unusual shape of their heads.
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Business Day
Treasury Bill Auction Is Delayed
An error in the auction system delays the bidding until Tuesday.
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Opinion
The G.O.P.’s Racism Tweet
The Republican National Committee got in trouble for suggesting that Rosa Parks had “ended” racism.
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N.Y. / Region
For New York City’s Charter Schools, a Lesson on Paying Rent
The Bronx Community Charter School could be a model if Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio follows through on his proposal to charge charter schools for space.
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Health
More Helpful Fatty Acids Found in Organic Milk
The research was met with a mixed reaction, as there is disagreement among scientists about whether omega-6 fatty acids are harmful.
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Fashion & Style
Reign of Cartier, Jeweler to Royalty
The "Cartier. Style and History" exhibition at the Grand Palais in Paris captures the vision and expertise of the luxury jewelry maker.
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Arts
A (Big) Bit of Egypt in Central Park
The oldest man-made, outdoor object in New York is the towering, granite obelisk in Central Park known as Cleopatra’s Needle: It’s nearly 3,500 years old.
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U.S.
Meningitis Outbreak Strikes Two Universities
Students at Princeton and the University of California, Santa Barbara, have contracted a dangerous type of the bacterial infection, but officials say the episodes are probably unrelated.
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Business Day
In the Murky World of Bitcoin, Fraud Is Quicker Than the Law
Illicit activity is rising in the virtual currency market, where there is an increasing amount of real money but few rules and even less oversight.
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Fashion & Style
Perfect Lip Shades, Created by You
At Lip Lab, a store in SoHo, lipsticks are made to the customer’s specifications.
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Arts
Video: TimesTalks: Ricky Gervais
The comedian reflects on his approach to comedy, the success of "The Office" and his new series on Netflix, "Derick."
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Business Day
Sam Champion Leaves ‘Good Morning America’ for Weather Channel
Sam Champion, the weather anchor on TV’s top-rated morning show, will be the host of an upgraded morning program on the all-weather, all-the-time Weather Channel.
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World
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China Launches Moon Rover Mission
If the mission succeeds, China will be the third country to achieve a “soft” landing on the moon, one that allows a craft to operate after descending.
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U.S.
Ebb in Uranium Enrichment in U.S. Raises Questions About Nuclear Policy
Some experts fear that the United States’ reliance on imported enriched uranium may affect its global nonproliferation efforts and potentially cause supply problems in the future.
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Science
An Evolutionary Twist and a New Role for Drones
A 400,000-year-old femur recovered in Spain shows that human evolution was more complex than previously thought, and a scientific panel warned of rapid, catastrophic effects of global warming.
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Science
Video: ScienceTake: Angry Birds
Mockingbirds furiously protect their nests against intruding cowbirds, with mixed results.
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World
Close to the Olympics, Far From the Bounty
The awarding of the Olympics in 2007 to Sochi, so tantalizingly close, had for a time raised hopes that Abkhazia would share in the bounty.
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Business Day
Worker Deaths Raise Questions at an Apple Contractor in China
The Pegatron Corporation, which makes iPhones and iPads, acknowledged the recent deaths of young workers, but said it wasn’t because of poor conditions.
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Education
U.S. Colleges Finding Ideals Tested Abroad
Universities with programs in countries with autocratic governments are wrestling with how to respond to actions that fly in the face of democratic principles.
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N.Y. / Region
New York City to Require Child Flu Shots
The city’s Board of Health voted in favor of a mandatory vaccine for children under age 6.
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U.S.
Florida: Charges Against Zimmerman Are Dropped
George Zimmerman will not face domestic violence charges.His for girlfriend withdrew the charges.
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Home & Garden
Pass the Cassoulet ... And the Memories
From the design studio Grain, a dish stamped with symbols to inspire conversation.
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Business Day
Study Finds Federal Contracts Given to Flagrant Violators of Labor Laws
A Senate committee report urges the government to pay closer attention to safety and wage violations when awarding federal contracts.
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Business Day
Treasury Bill Auction Is Delayed
An error in the auction system delays the bidding until Tuesday.
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Opinion
The G.O.P.’s Racism Tweet
The Republican National Committee got in trouble for suggesting that Rosa Parks had “ended” racism.
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N.Y. / Region
For New York City’s Charter Schools, a Lesson on Paying Rent
The Bronx Community Charter School could be a model if Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio follows through on his proposal to charge charter schools for space.
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Sports
N.C.A.A. Change Is Coming, Maybe
Tweaks, not major reforms, are what might emerge after some of the most important people in college sports met in Manhattan.
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Health
More Helpful Fatty Acids Found in Organic Milk
The research was met with a mixed reaction, as there is disagreement among scientists about whether omega-6 fatty acids are harmful.
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Fashion & Style
Reign of Cartier, Jeweler to Royalty
The "Cartier. Style and History" exhibition at the Grand Palais in Paris captures the vision and expertise of the luxury jewelry maker.
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Arts
A (Big) Bit of Egypt in Central Park
The oldest man-made, outdoor object in New York is the towering, granite obelisk in Central Park known as Cleopatra’s Needle: It’s nearly 3,500 years old.
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U.S.
Meningitis Outbreak Strikes Two Universities
Students at Princeton and the University of California, Santa Barbara, have contracted a dangerous type of the bacterial infection, but officials say the episodes are probably unrelated.
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Business Day
In the Murky World of Bitcoin, Fraud Is Quicker Than the Law
Illicit activity is rising in the virtual currency market, where there is an increasing amount of real money but few rules and even less oversight.
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Arts
Video: TimesTalks: Ricky Gervais
The comedian reflects on his approach to comedy, the success of "The Office" and his new series on Netflix, "Derick."
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Business Day
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