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U.S.
Supreme Court Will Consider Whether Police Need Warrants to Search Cellphones
The case centers on the wide variety and personal nature of information on today’s smartphones.
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Just an error.
Probably by the Branson tower. The plane was in radar range.
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World
Sweeping New Restrictions Take Aim at Protesters Camped Out in Kiev
The Ukrainian Parliament outlawed tents in public spaces and imposed other restrictions aimed at clearing out hundreds of demonstrators from Independence Square in the capital.
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N.Y. / Region
Leaders Begin City’s Left Turn With Sick Pay Proposal
The plan is the first in a series of labor- and immigrant-friendly laws that Mayor Bill de Blasio is expected to champion, including higher pay for employees on many city-sponsored projects.
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Fashion & Style
The Power of One
Among actresses, wearing a custom-made gown on the red carpet is a badge of distinction.
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Science
List of Smoking-Related Illnesses Grows Significantly in U.S. Report
Long known to cause lung cancer and heart disease, smoking also causes diabetes, colorectal and liver cancers and erectile dysfunction, a new report from the United States surgeon general says.
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N.Y. / Region
The Mystery of Three Letters That Disappeared
Jersey City reworked a mural by Abdul Gonsalves, the graffiti artist Paws21, to cover up letters in the N.F.L. shield; also, an irate mayor, and a prescient camel.
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U.S.
Cheating Accusations Among Officers Overseeing Nuclear Arms
World
Myanmar: Signs of Unrest Raise Alarms
The United States urged Myanmar to investigate reports that security forces and Buddhist mobs attacked members of the Rohingya Muslim minority, killing as many as 60 people.
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