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Science
Looks Like Rain Again. And Again.
More frequent downpours and flash floods come as no surprise to those scientists who have been studying the climate in the past two decades.
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Opinion
Regulating E-Cigarettes: The View From the F.D.A.
The commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, Dr. Margaret A. Hamburg, discusses its proposed rule that would cover e-cigarettes.
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Business Day
Chrysler Reports a Loss On Acquisition Charges
The carmaker, which is now part of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, said it took charges totaling $1.2 billion, but revenue rose 23 percent.
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Opinion
My Kind of Town?
A reader writes that city dwellers who move to the suburbs can’t expect to have everything they had in the city.
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U.S.
Signatures on Petitions for Conyers Fall Short
Representative John Conyers Jr. of Michigan is short by hundreds of names to qualify for the primary ballot in August.
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Health
They've Deleted Their 'Spacebook' Profiles
A new documentary describes a program in Toronto that links teenage tutors to seniors who need computer lessons.
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Crosswords/Games
Tetsuya Miyamoto's KenKen®
Try three KenKen puzzles by KenKen’s inventor, Tetsuya Miyamoto.
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Arts
Sugar? Sure, but Salted With Meaning
With her stinging, site-specific installation at the former Domino Sugar compound in Brooklyn, Kara Walker raises the bar on an overused art-spectacle formula as well as her own work.
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Opinion
Dumbledore in the NICU
With my mother’s letter to my new baby girl, several worlds converge in the strange fluorescent dimness.
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U.S.
Why I Play the Mom Card
When critics (usually men) want to delegitimize my views, they often refer to me as a “mommy blogger,” relegating me to an imagined intellectual wasteland of sippy cups and Legos. But being a mother animates and inspires my activism.
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Opinion
A Long Way to Privacy Safeguards
A White House report on big data has some good ideas, but it falls short of the “clear rules of the road” that were envisioned.
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N.Y. / Region
Cuomo Works to Mend Fences With Liberals
Leaders of the Working Families Party say Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has drifted too far to the right, and are privately talking about nominating their own candidate to run for governor this year.
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Opinion
The Rise of Antibiotic Resistance
The pharmaceutical industry must be encouraged to develop new drugs to supplement those that are losing their effectiveness.
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Business Day
High-Octane Burger Chain From New Zealand Aims at the U.S.
BurgerFuel hopes a partnership with Subway restaurants and an emphasis on quality and car culture can lure American diners in a competitive industry.
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N.Y. / Region
The Lasting Legacy of an Unwelcome Pioneer
One of the first black firefighters on Staten Island did not live to see the New York Fire Department change its hiring practices, but he helped bring them about.
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Opinion
Follow the Money, China-Style
The economy's mystery of surplus currency yet low inflation may be a result of the piles of cash hoarded by corrupt officials.
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Books
Snowden’s Story, Behind the Scenes
“No Place to Hide” is an account of the Edward Snowden case by Glenn Greenwald, the journalist who broke the story.
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