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Business Day
‘Leave of Absence’ for Lara Logan After Flawed Benghazi Report
The leaves for the CBS correspondent and her producer follow an internal report that criticized her reporting methods for the segment on “60 Minutes.”I did not see the original report.
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Business Day
Barnes & Noble Reports Profit, but Sales Decline 8%
Sales were hurt by the Nook division, where revenue fell 32 percent, to $109 million.
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World
Pakistan Names New Army Chief
The appointment of Lt. Gen. Raheel Sharif on Wednesday ended months of speculation about the successor to Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani.
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World
In Raipur, Tribal Artists Finding Fewer Spaces for Self-Expression
Longtime residents of the capital of Chhattisgarh lament the loss of culture and art in the city.
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World
Militia in Benghazi Flees After Deadly Gun Battle
The fighting followed the deaths of at least 43 people in Tripoli this month and came as rival factions flex their muscles ahead of a bid to elect a constitutional assembly.
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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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Dining & Wine
A School Where Cooks Learn to Be Farmers, a Project for White Corn and More
Recommendations for the week of Nov. 26.
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World
Syrian Rebel Group Skeptical of Talks
The planned international conference on ending Syria’s civil war encountered its first obstacles, a day after it was announced in Geneva.
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U.S.
In a Time of Need, the Vice President Plays to His Strengths
Following Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. for a week shows how much he is talking to discouraged Democrats and covering the distracted president’s bases.
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World
Parents Receive Life Sentences in Murders of Daughter and Domestic Worker
A court in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, handed down life sentences to Rajesh and Nupur Talwar for the murders of their teenage daughter and domestic worker.
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Technology
A Graphic Novel With Teeth (and Claws)
“Shifter,” a graphic novel from Anomaly Productions, uses augmented reality to make prehistoric creatures spring to life.
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Science
A Historical Elephant’s New Identity
A 255-year-old elephant fetus on which Carl Linnaeus based his taxonomy of Asian elephants was actually African, new research shows.
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Sports
Bolt Laments Testing Costs
The Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt said controversy over Jamaica’s antidoping program is scaring potential sponsors.
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U.S.
Emissions of Methane in U.S. Exceed Estimates, Study Finds
A new analysis of man-made emissions of the greenhouse gas in the United States showed they were about 1.5 times higher than prevailing estimates.
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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.
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World
Health Group Retracts Report on H.I.V. in Greece
The World Health Organization blamed an editing error for a widely reported claim that many Greeks infect themselves to get benefit payments.
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Opinion
A Glimmer of Sense on Guantánamo
The Senate defeated an amendment that would have extended the existing transfer restrictions of the detainees.
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N.Y. / Region
Gunman Scare at Yale Believed to Be a Hoax
A 911 call about a person with a gun led to a campus lockdown on Monday, but a search yielded no one with a weapon, the police said.Poor taste.
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Technology
Pages Scores Technical Knockout Over Word
To point out the vast improvement in the new version of Pages, we offer a three-round comparison bout between it and Word.
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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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Science
A Historical Elephant’s New Identity
A 255-year-old elephant fetus on which Carl Linnaeus based his taxonomy of Asian elephants was actually African, new research shows.
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