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Business Day
Eminent Domain: a Long Shot Against Blight
The mayor of Richmond, Calif., is pushing a novel use of eminent domain to prevent foreclosures. Financial firms are very, very unhappy.
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World
New Clashes Erupt in Ukraine After Trial
At least a dozen protesters were injured in clashes with riot police after a Ukrainian court on Friday convicted three men of plotting to topple a statue of Vladimir Lenin in 2011.
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Sports
Colts vs. Patriots: A Great Rivalry, Now Revised
Since Tom Brady’s first career start more than a dozen years ago, the rivalry between the New England Patriots and the Indianapolis Colts has been must-watch football.
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Russian mobilization.
The rest was automatic.
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N.Y. / Region
Women at the Pulpit
A growing number of women are becoming pastors and becoming leaders in their own churches.
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Opinion
Putting Drones to the Test
Congress should enact privacy protections before commercial unmanned aircraft are allowed to take off.
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U.S.
Ohio: Ballot Rules for Minor Parties Are Blocked
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked new limits to ballot access for minor parties, increasing the chances that Gov. John Kasich, a Republican, will face a third-party challenger this fall.
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N.Y. / Region
Yale Professor Died of Overdose, Official Says
The Connecticut medical examiner attributed the death of Samuel See while in police custody to “acute methamphetamine and amphetamine intoxication with recent myocardial infarct.”
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U.S.
After Apparent Food Stamp Deal, Dairy Rift Moves to Fore in Farm Bill Talks
A deal was said to have been reached on cuts of about $9 billion over 10 years to the food stamp program, but disagreements continued over dairy and catfish programs.
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Opinion
Myanmar’s Constitutional Reform
Parliament can promote democracy by ending unfair restrictions on candidates.They must decide.
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World
Defying Japan, Rancher Saves Fukushima’s Radioactive Cows
Angered by what he considers Japan’s efforts to sweep away the inconvenient truths of a nuclear disaster, a rancher returns to the no-man’s land near the devastated plant.
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World
Polio Vaccination Effort in Syria Appears to Have Some Effect
The outbreak of the disease appears to have been contained halfway through an emergency vaccination effort for millions of children in the Middle East.
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U.S.
Montana: Missile Operators Investigated
Two missile-launch crew members at Malmstrom Air Force Base have been implicated in an illegal narcotics operation, and their access to classified information has been suspended, a Defense Department official said.
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Science
Mutant Petunias Sing the Blues
What makes some petunias blue? Researchers have discovered a genetic glitch that produces the different shade, and weakens the plants.
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Opinion
A Week of Victories for Cold Weather and Al Qaeda
The first full week of the new year brought frigid weather, victories by Al Qaeda and a marathon apology from Chris Christie.
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Opinion
The Civil Rights of Children
The Obama administration speaks out against zero tolerance disciplinary policies that disproportionately affect minorities.
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Automobiles
Chrysler Announces Mopar Custom Shop Display for Detroit
Visitors will have a chance to use iPads to see what Chrysler and Fiat vehicles look like customized with Mopar aftermarket parts.
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Business Day
Labor Tactic Raises Fear for France
The kidnapping of two executives at a Goodyear factory have become one of the most potent symbols of the challenges companies face in France.
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Business Day
Boeing Workers Approve 8-Year Contract Extension
The vote was an emotional, and very close 51 percent in favor of the contract extension to 2024, keeping aerospace jobs in Washington State.
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Business Day
From Harvard, a Cheaper Storage Battery
In findings published in the journal Nature, Harvard scientists report that a carbon-based battery can double storage capacity.
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Opinion
Sex Is Not Our Problem
Dealing with the decline of the traditional family and high single-parent birthrates means addressing broader issues.
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Business Day
Never Mind the Résumé. How Hot Is the C.E.O.?
A study suggests that investors give higher share values to companies run by attractive chief executives.
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World
U.S. Considers Resuming Nonlethal Aid to Syrian Opposition
Officials insisted that no nonlethal supplies would be given directly to Syria’s Islamist groups, but questions remained over how to keep it from ending up in the wrong hands.
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U.S.
Contractor for Health Portal Replaced, but Says ‘We Were Not Fired’
CGI Federal had come under fire from the Obama administration for the glitches that plagued the rollout of the HealthCare.gov website.
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Just a bad deal.
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Opinion
Tragedy in Custody Cases
Dr. Harvey White, a psychiatrist at St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital, discusses the need for medical intervention in the case of parents in custody disputes.
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