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Sports
New Giant John Jerry Unlikely to Be Barred for Bullying, Coughlin Says
The Giants signed Jerry, an offensive lineman, last week after four years with the Dolphins, and Coach Tom Coughlin said a suspension was not “in the air” at the owners’ meetings.
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Multimedia/Photos
Video: Investors pull on reins after record
Summary: Stocks retreat after S&P 500 touches new high; Fed officials try to clear up “six month” misconception; Darden results bad as expected; Turkey blocks Twitter.
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Technology
More Dreaded Chores Outsourced to Robots (They Do Windows)
From cleaning pools to carrying shopping bags, the dream of robotic servants is edging closer to reality.
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N.Y. / Region
Now on Track 30 for a 2-Hour Listening Tour, Metro-North’s New President
Joseph J. Giulietti was at Grand Central Terminal, where the new president of the railroad discussed safety concerns and long waits for trains with commuters.
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Business Day
Proposed Housing Bill Would Create a Co-op of Mortgage Lenders
The proposal would make the lending system more like a public utility by creating a co-op of lenders that would be the sole issuer of mortgage-backed securities guaranteed by the government.
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Opinion
In Africa, All Conservation Is Local
Farmers and herders must be enlisted in the fight against the poaching of protected animals.
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Opinion
Giving Up on 4-Year-Olds
A report showing the use of excessively punitive policies in public schools against our most vulnerable children should shame the nation.
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World
Uganda: Dozens Die After Boat Capsizes
The death toll from a boat accident on Lake Albert in western Uganda has reached 107, Ugandan police said Monday.
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U.S.
Michigan: Same-Sex Marriages Won’t Be Recognized
Michigan will not recognize more than 300 same-sex marriages performed last weekend before a court halted a decision that opened the door for them, Gov. Rick Snyder said Wednesday.
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N.Y. / Region
Terror Case Against Aide to Bin Laden Goes to Jury
The jury is weighing terrorism charges against Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, who was a top adviser to Osama bin Laden.Jurors Convict Abu Ghaith, Bin Laden Son-in-Law, in Terror Case
By BENJAMIN WEISER
Sulaiman Abu Ghaith’s swift conviction is seen as a rejoinder to critics
of the Obama administration’s efforts to try terror suspects in
civilian courts, rather than before a military tribunal.
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U.S.
In Mississippi, It’s G.O.P. vs. Tea Party
The state has emerged as the last major battlefield in the clash between the Tea Party and the G.O.P. establishment, as Senator Thad Cochran faces a conservative challenge to a seventh term.
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Automobiles
Nissan Recalls 990,000 Vehicles for Air Bag Malfunction
A software problem in some 2013-14 Nissan and Infiniti models could keep a front passenger air bag from deploying in a collision.
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Business Day
Wind Industry’s New Technologies Are Helping It Compete on Price
With new technology, the industry has been able to produce more power at lower cost by capturing the faster winds that blow at higher elevations.
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N.Y. / Region
Panel Proposes Changes to New Jersey Bail System
A group led by the chief justice of New Jersey’s Supreme Court called for changes in the state’s bail system and recommended a law setting specific timelines for indictments and trials.
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Business Day
Audio Captures Confusion as Jet Landed at Wrong Airport
Southwest said that the captain and co-pilot remain on paid leave pending the outcome of a federal investigation of the Jan. 12 incident.
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World
Kerry in Jordan for Talks With Palestinian Leader
Secretary of State John Kerry met with Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, in an effort to salvage Middle East peace talks.
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U.S.
After Ruling, Alabama Joins 2 States in Moving to Alter Voting Rules
Alabama officials say a federal court decision in Kansas gives it strong footing to require potential voters to show concrete proof of citizenship.
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World
U.N. Warns of Anti-Muslim Violence in Central African Republic
Navi Pillay, the human rights chief, also criticized the slow international response to what she said was a humanitarian catastrophe.
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Multimedia/Photos
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