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U.S.
Pentagon Plans to Shrink Army to Pre-World War II Level
Officials describe Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel’s proposal as the first Pentagon budget to aggressively push the military off the war footing adopted after the terror attacks of 2001.
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N.Y. / Region
Chelsea Complex Divided Over Rare Indoor Amenity
The swimming pool at London Terrace welcomes all who live there — but renters worry they might soon lose their privilege to dive in.
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Business Day
Wisconsin’s Legacy for Unions
Could a law that so swiftly deflated unions’ power become the pattern for other states? It’s labor’s worst fear.
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U.S.
Texas G.O.P. Eagerly Jumps on Neglected Bandwagons
Senator John Cornyn and the state Republican Party are hard at work using technology and social media to reach out to minority voters, a major priority in the next elections.
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World
Hundreds of Anne Frank Books Vandalized in Japan
Japan promised to begin an investigation into the mutilation of hundreds of copies of Anne Frank’s diary and other books related to her at public libraries across Tokyo.
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Opinion
Let the E.P.A. Do Its Job
The Supreme Court should defer to the agency on curbing greenhouse-gas emissions, as it has done in the past.
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U.S.
Abbott’s Choice of Help on Campaign Trail Is a Real Puzzle
Attorney General Greg Abbott, the favorite in a Republican primary race for governor, has made what some are calling risky campaign appearances with Ted Nugent, whose views are seen as misogynistic.
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Sports
Two Firings in Dolphins Case
The Miami Dolphins offensive line coach Jim Turner and the head athletic trainer Kevin O’Neill were fired Wednesday for their roles in the team’s bullying scandal.
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Business Day
From India, Proof That a Trip to Mars Doesn’t Have to Break the Bank
India’s recently launched mission to Mars was remarkable for its relatively low cost given the normally sky-high expense of space exploration.
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World
U.S. Scolds Russia as It Weighs Options on Syrian War
Secretary of State John Kerry sharply criticized Russia’s support of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, saying it was undermining prospects for a negotiated solution.
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Sports
Now What? A City Fears a Flameout
After a building boom, Sochi needs tourists but has no clear strategy for attracting them now that the Olympics are over.
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Game over. Ukraine joins Europe.
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