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World

Video: Spades Strike History in Galilee

Tamir Elterman | May 14th 2014

While preparing to dig foundations for a religious retreat near the Sea of Galilee, archaeologists found the vestiges of first-century Magdala, where some believe Jesus and Mary Magdalene once walked.

Archaeology 

Interesting to me but not magical.

 

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N.Y. / Region

Lawyer for Ex-Christie Aide Seeks Corrections to Lane Closing Report

By KATE ZERNIKE | May 14th 2014

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N.Y. / Region

Aging Bridge Behind Him, Obama Pushes Infrastructure Projects

By JOSEPH BERGER and PETER BAKER | May 14th 2014

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U.S.

Paul Diverges From His Party Over Voter ID

By JEREMY W. PETERS | May 9th 2014

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Automobiles

Wheelies: The Secret Service Security Edition

By BENJAMIN PRESTON | May 8th 2014

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Sports

New York Discusses Reviving Olympic Aspirations for 2024

By MARY PILON | May 15th 2014

Government officials have held “very preliminary” talks about the possibility of New York City bidding for the 2024 Summer Games, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said this week.

Olympic Games (2024); Olympic Games (2012) 

Keep thinking.

 

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World

17 Human Rights Groups Urge Palestinians to Join World Court

By JODI RUDOREN | May 8th 2014

Silly

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Opinion

The Rise of Antibiotic Resistance

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | May 10th 2014

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World

Captain and 3 Officers Charged With Murder in Korean Ferry Sinking

By CHOE SANG-HUN | May 15th 2014

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Automobiles

Wheelies: The Philanthropic Pony Car Edition

By BENJAMIN PRESTON | May 9th 2014

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U.S.

Conflicting Rulings Cloud Wisconsin Campaign Finance Inquiry

By MONICA DAVEY | May 7th 2014

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Automobiles

In Italy, the Targa Florio Rally Keeps an Eye on the Past

By BENJAMIN PRESTON | May 14th 2014

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N.Y. / Region

For ‘Cleopatra’s Needle,’ a Cleaning to Last 500 Years

By LISA W. FODERARO | May 7th 2014

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Magazine

A Nanny’s Love

By CATIE LAZARUS | May 9th 2014

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Business Day

A Soldier’s War on Pain

By BARRY MEIER | May 10th 2014

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Opinion

The Truth About Sparrows

By PEYTON MARSHALL | May 15th 2014

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Business Day

Andreessen Horowitz Bets on a Government Software Start-Up

By WILLIAM ALDEN | May 15th 2014

OpenGov, a start-up that sells software to help local governments manage data, said it had received about $15 million in a financing round led by Andreessen Horowitz.

Software; Venture Capital 

It has worked before.

 

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U.S.

Marijuana Trade Offered Credit Relief in Colorado

By JACK HEALY | May 8th 2014

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Opinion

Sotomayor and Race

May 14th 2014

Roger J. Bernstein, a lawyer, writes that critics of Justice Sonia Sotomayor ignore established constitutional jurisprudence.

Courts and the Judiciary; Race and Ethnicity; Brown v Board of Education (Supreme Court Decision) 

Yes.

 

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N.Y. / Region

Video: Mayor-Elect of Newark on Election Win

AP | May 14th 2014

The mayor-elect of Newark, Ras Baraka, and his opponent, Shavar Jeffries, spoke after the unofficial returns showed Mr. Baraka outpacing the former assistant state attorney general.

Elections, Mayors; Mayors 

"None more surprised than he".

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