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Business Day
Irked by N.S.A., Germany Cancels Deal With Verizon
The cancellation comes after Edward J. Snowden’s revelations that the National Security Agency had routine access to global data provided by telecom companies.
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N.Y. / Region
Loan Sought for Tappan Zee Work Is Faulted
A plan by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and the agency building a new Tappan Zee Bridge to borrow a half-billion dollars provided under the federal Clean Water Act has come under fire from nine environmental and transportation groups.
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U.S.
No Conclusion in Inquiry Into Scott Walker’s Campaign Fund-Raising
A special prosecutor looking into the Wisconsin governor’s campaign fund-raising said there was not enough evidence to charge anyone with a crime.
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Opinion
Why Immigrant Children Are at Our Door
Readers respond to a news article, “U.S. Moves to Stop Surge in Illegal Immigration.”
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An ugly result from a good Idea.
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U.S.
Snakes and Thorny Brush, and Children at the Border Alone
An area downstream of the Anzalduas Dam on the Rio Grande is a prime crossing ground for families and children seeking to enter the United States.
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Arts
Monet's 'Nympheas' Kicks Off Summer Sales in London
“Nymphéas,” from 1906, sold for $54 million at an auction at Sotheby’s in London.
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U.S.
Most Will Be Able to Automatically Renew Coverage Under Health Law
The Obama administration announced that most people would be able to renew subsidized health insurance coverage without filing an application.
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U.S.
Sperm Donation Puts a New Layer on an Old Friendship
Becoming the sperm donor for my friend and her wife is changing our friendship, but we’re learning (the hard way) that it’s strong enough to hold.
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Sports
N.F.L. Makes Open-Ended Commitment to Retirees in Concussion Suit
The guarantee is part of a revised settlement in a contentious lawsuit filed by about 5,000 retired players who accused the league of hiding the dangers of concussions from them.
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World
Buffeted by Tumult, Jewish Population in Tunisia Dwindles
Tunisia has been a center of Jewish life since Roman times, but onlyhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casa_Blanca
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World
A Neo-Nazi’s Political Rise Exposes a German City’s Ethnic Tensions
In Dortmund, divisions are growing not just between native Germans and more recent arrivals, but also among the city’s many immigrant groups.
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