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N.Y. / Region
Inquiry Seeks Port Authority Records That Involve Christie Ally
David Samson, who is an ally of Gov. Chris Christie, voted to award contracts on bridge projects worth $2.8 billion to companies connected to Mr. Samson’s law firm.
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Opinion
In Defense of Anonymous Political Giving
The Koch brothers’ historical case for secret donations.
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Opinion
From Putin, a Blessing in Disguise
If this is Cold War II, let’s make this race an Earth Race.
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Technology
A Wild Idea: Making Our Smartphones Last Longer
Saving money and global resources are just two good reasons not to ditch your cellphone after the traditional two-year cycle.
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Business Day
Costly Loans Are Drawing Attention From States
States are increasing efforts to shield vulnerable Americans from short-term loans with interest rates that can exceed 300 percent.
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Science
Machinery of an Energy Dream
With one tiny flash, scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and elsewhere are inching closer to fusion’s promise of endless power.
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Sports
Letang Practices Again
Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Kris Letang resumed practicing nearly two months after he had a stroke, but his return to game action remained uncertain.
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World
Scores Killed in Raids on Central Nigeria Villages
The police confirmed Friday’s raids on three villages in Kaduna State, where violence is driven by decades-old land disputes between semi-nomadic communities and settled farmers.
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U.S.
Video: Pet Store Surveillance Video
Security video showed a woman letting a man in through the back door, who then splashed a liquid from two gas cans around the shop, even into the cages.
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U.S.
White House to Introduce Climate Data Website
President Obama and two advisers will inaugurate a website on Wednesday that will try to turn scientific data about global warming into mapped digital presentations.
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U.S.
Arizona: Appeals Court to Hear No-Bail Law
A federal appeals court in San Francisco said that it would take up an Arizona case that stems from the state’s many immigration crackdowns from the past decade.
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Sports
In Land of Elvis, UConn Still Yearns for Broadway
For 30 years, the Huskies enjoyed the drama and rivalries of a conference tournament at Madison Square Garden. In Memphis this season, they have faced a tough adjustment.
Basketball (College)
In Land of Elvis, UConn Still Yearns for Broadway
5 days ago ... For 30 years, the Huskies enjoyed the drama and rivalries of a conference tournament at Madison Square Garden. In Memphis this season, ...March 14, 2014 - - Sports - article - Print Headline: "In Land of Elvis, UConn Still Yearns for Broadway"No. 1 UConn's Top Challenge Seems to Be Not Running Out of ...
UConn's Bria Hartley driving on Louisville's Asia Taylor. The No. 1 Huskies won a rematch of last year's N.C.A.A. title game. Credit Jessica ...Feb. 9, 2014 - - Sports - article - Print Headline: "No. 1 UConn’s Top Challenge Seems to Be Not Running Out of Players"UConn Women Halt Baylor's Streak
In a matchup of the past two national champions, the defending champ, UConn ( 18-0), held on to win its closest game this season. Baylor ...Jan. 14, 2014 - - Sports - article - Print Headline: "UConn Tops Baylor"At UConn, Coach Digs Into Past for Help
STORRS, Conn. — Connecticut's Bob Diaco insisted he did not hire Don Patterson to be his mentor. Diaco, 40, who is taking on his first head ...Jan. 18, 2014 - - Sports - article - Print Headline: "At UConn, Coach Digs Into Past For Help"Left Behind, UConn Ponders Starting Over Again
Left Behind, UConn Ponders Starting Over Again. Jason Szenes for The New York Times. Jim Calhoun in 2011. His men's basketball program ...March 11, 2013 - - Sports / College Basketball - Article - Print Headline: "Left Behind, Starting Over"Two Wins for UConn
Bria Hartley had 20 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists to help the No. 1 Connecticut women beat No. 3 Stanford, 76-57, in Storrs, Conn.November 11, 2013 - - Sports / College Basketball - Article - Print Headline: "Two Wins for UConn"UConn Defeats No. 17 Memphis
DeAndre Daniels had 23 points and a career-high 11 rebounds, and visiting Connecticut pulled away from No. 17 Memphis for an 83-73 victory ...Jan. 16, 2014 - - Sports - article - Print Headline: "UConn Defeats No. 17 Memphis"Harvard Coach Ties Ivy League Record for Wins; UConn Remains ...
Kathy Delaney-Smith tied Pete Carril for the most basketball victories by an Ivy League coach as visiting Harvard defeated Columbia, 64-51, ...March 1, 2014 - - Sports - article - Print Headline: "Harvard Coach Ties Ivy League Record for Wins,UConn Remains Undefeated"UConn Survives Maryland and Renews Title Pursuit
UConn was ineligible for postseason play last season. The team won 20 games, finishing the season quietly on March 9. Since then, the ...November 8, 2013 - - Sports / College Basketball - Article - Print Headline: "UConn Survives Maryland And Renews Title Pursuit"
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Multimedia/Photos
Video: Libya rebel tanker seized
U.S. Navy SEALs board tanker carrying oil from rebel-controlled Libyan port. Rough cut (no reporter narration)
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World
Seven Migrants Die Trying to Reach Greece
Eight people were rescued and two were missing after their boat capsized while crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey.
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Business Day
On Hiring and Autism
David Geslak, whose company works with children who have autism, is hesitant to tell parents or children that they have to use “the label.”
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Science
Billionaires With Big Ideas Are Privatizing American Science
As government financing of basic research has fallen off precipitously, philanthropists have stepped in, setting priorities and drawing both gratitude and trepidation from scientists.
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Business Day
Wendy’s Turns Up Volume on Adoption Drive
Wendy’s has long supported adoption, but now the company is putting it front and center with a national advertising campaign and an adoption hub on its website.
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Fashion & Style
New Natural Shampoos
Independent companies emphasize botanical ingredients.
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N.Y. / Region
L’Wren Scott’s Death Still Under Investigation
The medical examiner’s office worked on Tuesday to determine the cause of death for Ms. Scott, the fashion designer who was found dead in her apartment on Monday.
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Opinion
In Defense of Anonymous Political Giving
The Koch brothers’ historical case for secret donations.
6
Opinion
From Putin, a Blessing in Disguise
If this is Cold War II, let’s make this race an Earth Race.
7
Technology
A Wild Idea: Making Our Smartphones Last Longer
Saving money and global resources are just two good reasons not to ditch your cellphone after the traditional two-year cycle.
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Business Day
Costly Loans Are Drawing Attention From States
States are increasing efforts to shield vulnerable Americans from short-term loans with interest rates that can exceed 300 percent.
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Science
Machinery of an Energy Dream
With one tiny flash, scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and elsewhere are inching closer to fusion’s promise of endless power.
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Sports
Letang Practices Again
Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Kris Letang resumed practicing nearly two months after he had a stroke, but his return to game action remained uncertain.
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World
Scores Killed in Raids on Central Nigeria Villages
The police confirmed Friday’s raids on three villages in Kaduna State, where violence is driven by decades-old land disputes between semi-nomadic communities and settled farmers.
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U.S.
Video: Pet Store Surveillance Video
Security video showed a woman letting a man in through the back door, who then splashed a liquid from two gas cans around the shop, even into the cages.
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U.S.
White House to Introduce Climate Data Website
President Obama and two advisers will inaugurate a website on Wednesday that will try to turn scientific data about global warming into mapped digital presentations.
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U.S.
Arizona: Appeals Court to Hear No-Bail Law
A federal appeals court in San Francisco said that it would take up an Arizona case that stems from the state’s many immigration crackdowns from the past decade.
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Sports
In Land of Elvis, UConn Still Yearns for Broadway
For 30 years, the Huskies enjoyed the drama and rivalries of a conference tournament at Madison Square Garden. In Memphis this season, they have faced a tough adjustment.
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Multimedia/Photos
Video: Libya rebel tanker seized
U.S. Navy SEALs board tanker carrying oil from rebel-controlled Libyan port. Rough cut (no reporter narration)
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World
Seven Migrants Die Trying to Reach Greece
Eight people were rescued and two were missing after their boat capsized while crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey.
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Business Day
On Hiring and Autism
David Geslak, whose company works with children who have autism, is hesitant to tell parents or children that they have to use “the label.”
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Science
Billionaires With Big Ideas Are Privatizing American Science
As government financing of basic research has fallen off precipitously, philanthropists have stepped in, setting priorities and drawing both gratitude and trepidation from scientists.
20
Business Day
Wendy’s Turns Up Volume on Adoption Drive
Wendy’s has long supported adoption, but now the company is putting it front and center with a national advertising campaign and an adoption hub on its website.
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N.Y. / Region
Inquiry Seeks Port Authority Records That Involve Christie Ally
David Samson, who is an ally of Gov. Chris Christie, voted to award contracts on bridge projects worth $2.8 billion to companies connected to Mr. Samson’s law firm.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Jimmy Fallon’s Truck Edition
The host of “The Tonight Show” wants to buy a pickup; Hyundai apologizes for overestimating the fuel-economy figure for the new Sonata.
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Opinion
In Defense of Anonymous Political Giving
The Koch brothers’ historical case for secret donations.
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N.Y. / Region
L’Wren Scott’s Death Still Under Investigation
The medical examiner’s office worked on Tuesday to determine the cause of death for Ms. Scott, the fashion designer who was found dead in her apartment on Monday.
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Great Homes and Destinations
What You Get for ... $800,000
This week’s homes: A forest view in Colorado, a cottage in the Florida Everglades and a co-op in Pittsburgh.
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Opinion
From Putin, a Blessing in Disguise
If this is Cold War II, let’s make this race an Earth Race.
8
Technology
A Wild Idea: Making Our Smartphones Last Longer
Saving money and global resources are just two good reasons not to ditch your cellphone after the traditional two-year cycle.
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U.S.
Wisconsin: Assembly Passes Governor’s Tax-Cut Plan
The Wisconsin Assembly has passed Gov. Scott Walker’s $504 million tax-cut plan by a vote of 61 to 35.
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N.Y. / Region
Removing 9/11 Artifacts From New Jersey’s Nest of Political Patronage
Steel from the World Trade Center site will no longer be handled by Gov. Chris Christie’s political appointees at the Port Authority, but by the agency’s professional staff.
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U.S.
Amid Bitter Rift, Senate Approves Pick for Top C.I.A. Lawyer
The vote to confirm Caroline D. Krass as the C.I.A.’s general counsel came amid a public battle between the agency and the chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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N.Y. / Region
Asking a Homeless Man His Name
Metropolitan Diary: A passer-by, surprised at a person’s sense of childlike wonder, was courteous as well as generous.
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Sports
Letang Practices Again
Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Kris Letang resumed practicing nearly two months after he had a stroke, but his return to game action remained uncertain.
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U.S.
Virginia: Governor Expects Payment for Spill
Gov. Terry McAuliffe said he expected Duke Energy to fully compensate Virginia for a large coal ash spill into the Dan River that turned collection basins at Danville’s water treatment plant gray.
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U.S.
Paul to Rebuke Obama on Spying, Citing ’60s Abuses
Senator Rand Paul will cite government eavesdropping on African-American leaders to condemn the Obama administration’s policies on domestic surveillance.
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Technology
Google Unveils Software for Smartwatches-to-Be
In a pre-emptive move against Apple, Google revealed Android Wear, a version of the Android operating system that is tailored for wearable computers.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Hertz for the People Edition
Hertz trims its fleet of rental cars and will sell them to customers; Nissan deletes tweet poking fun at Tesla after New Jersey bans direct sales.
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U.S.
Mutual Self-Interest May Help Advance Deal Allowing Aid to Ukraine
Republican leaders proposed giving the White House the changes it wants for the International Monetary Fund in exchange for delaying regulations on tax-exempt political organizations, a deal the White House may take.
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U.S.
Arizona: Appeals Court to Hear No-Bail Law
A federal appeals court in San Francisco said that it would take up an Arizona case that stems from the state’s many immigration crackdowns from the past decade.
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U.S.
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