The season for the Huskies is over. They won their championship.
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N.Y. / Region
Chief of New Jersey Transit to Quit After a Rocky Tenure
James Weinstein’s four-year run was pocked by the agency’s poor performance during Hurricane Sandy and the recent Super Bowl in East Rutherford, N.J.
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World
North Korea Arrests Christian Missionary From Australia
The arrest of John Short comes as North Korea continues to face pressure to release an American missionary it has held for more than a year.
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Technology
Wireless System Could Offer a Private Fast Lane
The technology, called pCell, is one of many techniques that companies are looking at to address the rising public appetite for mobile data, especially video.
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U.S.
Tennessee: Nun Is Sentenced for Peace Protest
A judge sentenced an 84-year-old nun, Sister Megan Rice, on Tuesday to 35 months in prison for breaking into a facility where enriched uranium for nuclear bombs is stored.
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Automobiles
Toyota Recalls 261,000 Trucks and S.U.V.’s for Traction Control Malfunction
A part from a supplier in Ohio failed, according to complaints, leading the automaker to switch to a Japanese part and issue a recall.
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Business Day
At Newark Airport, the Lights Are On, and They’re Watching You
LED lighting systems that observe people and gather data are being introduced worldwide, but some experts see potential for misuse.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Clearing Out James Bond’s Garage Edition
A huge James Bond car collection in Miami goes up for sale for $33 million; a Los Angeles museum opens an exhibition of old town cars.
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Great Homes and Destinations
What You Get for... $900,000
Properties include a 1929 house in Phoenix, a Tudor in Ohio, and a contemporary in Utah.
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Big Brother is watching.
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