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Opinion
To Cut Heating Bills, Look Beyond Coal Plants
The Natural Resources Defense Council and the Center for American Progress respond to a Business Day article.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Baby Engine Boom Edition
G.M. announces its new generation of small Ecotec engines; BMW says it will increase U.S. production.1 L | ≈ 61.0237441 | cubic inches | 1 cubic inch | ≡ 0.016387064 L |
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Opinion
The Role of Charters in School Reform
Readers react to an editorial about Mayor Bill de Blasio’s attempt to scale back charter schools.
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Automobiles
To Change Tunes, a Nod Will Be as Good as a Wink
Automakers, including Mercedes-Benz and Ford, are cautiously installing gesture sensing systems that read hand and head motions as computer commands.
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World
What's in Veterans Affairs' $164 Billion Budget?
The secretary of veterans affairs wants the spending to expand health care access and other benefits to veterans, to clear a still-extensive backlog of disability claims and to end homelessness among veterans.
The G.O.P. will not pay.
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Home & Garden
Meet Me in Chicago
The International Home and Housewares Show turns out to be the perfect spot for a transcontinental date.
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U.S.
Koch Group, Spending Freely, Hones Attack on Government
Americans for Prosperity, backed by the Koch brothers, is using a data-driven approach as it pursues its overarching goal of changing the way voters think about government.The public needs to know and understand the politics of policy.
Only in this way can we have effective democracy.
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Opinion
What to Do About California’s Drought
Readers discuss climate change, farmers’ use of water, desalination plants and fracking.
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Real Estate
Buying an Energy Hog
Topics include energy audits; strategies for condo boards dealing with deadbeat owners; and determining responsibility for water damage.
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Business Day
British Budget Outlines Higher Growth and Help for Savers and Retirees
The chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, announced a set of modest tax breaks and measures to bolster savings, business investment and exports.
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Travel
Breaking the Ice on a Finnish Cruise
Aboard the Sampo, tourists are served cream-of-reindeer soup and given a chance to swim in an ice hole.
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U.S.
Two States Win Court Approval on Voter Rules
The federal Election Assistance Commission had denied requests from Kansas and Arizona to add proof-of-citizenship instructions to registration forms.
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N.Y. / Region
Measles Outbreak May Have Spread in Medical Facilities, a New York City Official Says
A city epidemiologist said that a failure to recognize symptoms and quarantine patients quickly enough may have led to 20 confirmed cases of the disease.
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