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N.Y. / Region

Metro-North to Study Whether Surge in Riders Affected Railroad’s Safety

By MATT FLEGENHEIMER | Mar 14th 2014

After a tragic safety record, railroad officials will evaluate the role an increase in passengers and trains played in 2013.

Railroad Accidents and Safety 

Probably not.

 

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U.S.

Federal Judge Strikes Down Michigan’s Ban on Same-Sex Marriage

By ERIK ECKHOLM | Mar 21st 2014

 

I did not find a stay in the Michigan ruling.

 

3

Magazine

Should We Protect Wild Horses?

By CHUCK KLOSTERMAN | Mar 21st 2014

When all invasive species are not considered equal.

Horses; Endangered and Extinct Species; Ethicist, The (Times Column); Invasive Species 

I do not think we can protect them from predators.

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N.Y. / Region

Ex-Christie Aides Seek Immunity in Deal for Bridge Scandal Documents

By KATE ZERNIKE | Mar 21st 2014

Bridget Kelly, a former deputy chief of staff to Mr. Christie, and Bill Stepien, his former campaign manager, are refusing to comply with a subpoena.

Subpoenas; George Washington Bridge; Self-Incrimination 

Yes

 

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U.S.

Reid Orders Computer Review to Defend Senate Committee in Rift With the C.I.A.

By DAVID S. JOACHIM | Mar 20th 2014

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Magazine

Life in the Group Room

By PETER MOUNTFORD | Mar 21st 2014

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Arts

Limits on Ivory Sales, Meant to Protect Elephants, Set Off Wide Concerns

By TOM MASHBERG | Mar 20th 2014

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Opinion

What to Do About California’s Drought

Mar 16th 2014

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Automobiles

Sticker Shock From the Options Sheet

By JOHN PEARLEY HUFFMAN | Mar 21st 2014

10

Opinion

The Plot to Cut Food Stamps, Foiled

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Mar 20th 2014

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Opinion

Myanmar’s Deadly Medicine

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Mar 17th 2014

12

Business Day

Wind Industry’s New Technologies Are Helping It Compete on Price

By DIANE CARDWELL | Mar 20th 2014

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Fashion & Style

An Online Generation Redefines Mourning

By HANNAH SELIGSON | Mar 21st 2014

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Business Day

Life Expectancy and Income

Mar 22nd 2014

15

U.S.

School Data Finds Pattern of Inequality Along Racial Lines

By MOTOKO RICH | Mar 21st 2014

Racial minorities are more likely than white students to be suspended from school and be taught by lower-paid teachers with less experience, according data released by the Department of Education.

Equal Educational Opportunities; Education (K-12); Race and Ethnicity; Civil Rights and Liberties; Minorities 

Money

 

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N.Y. / Region

New York Council Speaker Keeps a Low Profile Everywhere but on Twitter

By KATE TAYLOR | Mar 21st 2014

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U.S.

Sergeant Missing Since 1964 Is Given Funeral

By ELENA SCHNEIDER | Mar 21st 2014

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N.Y. / Region

Bridge’s Neighbors Fight Bike Path on Tappan Zee

By JOSEPH BERGER | Mar 21st 2014

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U.S.

Democrats Plan Ads in Challenge to Koch Brothers

By ASHLEY PARKER | Mar 21st 2014

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Magazine

Portals to the Past

Photographs by AMBROISE TÉZENAS | Mar 21st 2014