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U.S.
An Ex-Mouseketeer’s Journey Back to Christianity From Paganism
The pop singer-songwriter Teo Bishop, also known as Matt Morris, shocked Pagans last month by re-embracing Christianity.
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Science
Experts Say Poaching Could Soon Lead to a Decline in the Rhino Population
Economics is driving the destruction of the animals in Africa and Asia, where the horns are seen as luxury items.
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Opinion
Invitation to a Dialogue: Equity in the Workplace
A letter writer urges legislative actions to close the gender gap. Readers are invited to respond.
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World
Death Toll Rises in Supermarket Collapse in Latvia
The number of people killed reached 51, and officials said hope was fading for at least 25 more victims believed to be trapped in the rubble.
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Opinion
Conservative View of Pope
A conservative Catholic responds to a front-page article, “Conservative U.S. Catholics Feel Left Out of the Pope’s Embrace.”
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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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Real Estate
Recent Commercial Real Estate
Notable properties that have been recently listed for sale, sold or leased.
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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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Opinion
More ‘Stand Your Ground’ Fantasizing
Ohio moves one step closer to enacting a dangerous gun law.
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Booming
Bonfire of My Vanity
Camouflaging my age always started with my hair, but then I had a misadventure at the salon, and things changed.
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World
Sunnis Close Baghdad Mosques to Challenge Religious Attacks
A move to shutter the sect’s mosques indefinitely as a protest tactic highlights Iraq’s deepening sectarian rift.
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U.S.
Weighing Free Speech in Refusal to Photograph Lesbian Couple’s Ceremony
Elaine Huguenin says a New Mexico law violates her right to free speech by making her celebrate something her religion tells her is wrong.
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World
Drone Strikes a Seminary in Pakistan
The attack, which is said to have killed Haqqani militants, comes during a stretch of growing political outrage over U.S. airstrikes in Pakistan.
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N.Y. / Region
Bloomberg Lured Donors for New York Programs
A report commissioned by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s foundation found that the administration had attracted $1.4 billion in noncity financing for public programs.
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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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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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Sports
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