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Books

Taken for a Ride

By WILLIAM SALETAN | Apr 18th 2014

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U.S.

Covert Inquiry by F.B.I. Rattles 9/11 Tribunals

By MATT APUZZO | Apr 18th 2014

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Science

Nasal Spray Holds Hope in Fighting Flu Epidemic

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. | Apr 15th 2014

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Opinion

Preventing Painkiller Overdoses

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Apr 14th 2014

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Business Day

In Silicon Valley Thriller, a Settlement May Preclude the Finale

By DAVID STREITFELD | Apr 20th 2014

Four leading tech companies are pushing to settle a class-action suit with several noteworthy angles, including questions over employee rights and the death of a programmer who helped set the case in motion.

Suits and Litigation (Civil); Antitrust Laws and Competition Issues; Labor and Jobs; Corporations; Murders and Attempted Murders; Computers and the Internet; Software; Jury System 

I would like to see the engineers win their case.

 

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U.S.

Texas Twins Campaign, but They Aren’t Sure for What

By JASON HOROWITZ | Apr 15th 2014

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Opinion

Reining In Predatory Schools

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Apr 16th 2014

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Automobiles

Wheelies: The Welcome Back Maybach Edition

By BENJAMIN PRESTON | Apr 18th 2014

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Opinion

Deadbeat on the Range

By TIMOTHY EGAN | Apr 17th 2014

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Arts

Vision of Home: Returned Antiquities

By RACHEL DONADIO | Apr 17th 2014

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N.Y. / Region

A Catholic High School Abruptly Loses Its Fight to Stay Open

By KYLE SPENCER | Apr 20th 2014

Saddled with an estimated $4 million in debt and low enrollment, 52-year-old Bishop Ford Central Catholic High School in Brooklyn will close in June.

Shutdowns (Institutional); Private and Sectarian Schools; Education (K-12); Credit and Debt; Charter Schools 

The school lost its community, did not recruit effectively and spiraled to bankruptcy.

This is bad management.

 

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U.S.

Bloomberg Plans a $50 Million Challenge to the N.R.A.

By JEREMY W. PETERS | Apr 15th 2014

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U.S.

With Eyes on 2016, Perry Is Mired in the Past

By MANNY FERNANDEZ | Apr 16th 2014

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Opinion

Benefits of Hospice Care

Apr 17th 2014

Yes

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Opinion

An Indecent Burial

By LINDA GREENHOUSE | Apr 16th 2014

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U.S.

G.O.P. Discovers Useful Voter Outreach Tool: Gun Sweepstakes

By JEREMY W. PETERS | Apr 17th 2014

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N.Y. / Region

In Queens, Chickens Clash With the Rules

By COREY KILGANNON | Apr 18th 2014

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Automobiles

Wheelies: The Molto Bello Bonus Edition

By BENJAMIN PRESTON | Apr 15th 2014

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U.S.

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Florida Lawmakers Proposing a Salve for Ailing Springs

By LIZETTE ALVAREZ | Apr 14th 2014

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Fashion & Style

Your Trainer Saw That

By COURTNEY RUBIN | Apr 16th 2014

Tracking devices like Fitbit and Up24 are increasingly being used by gyms to monitor clients’ activity.

Exercise; Health Clubs; Wearable Computing 

I am uncomfortable with the level of supervision.

Pick an activity and do it.