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Theater
Careening Into a Bottomless Vortex
“The Village Bike,” Penelope Skinner’s play at the Lucille Lortel Theater, centers on a lonely pregnant woman whose growing obsession with sex takes her and other characters to dark places.
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U.S.
A Fight as U.S. Girls Face Genital Cutting Abroad
Female genital cutting has been banned in the United States since 1996, and now it is also illegal to transport girls for “vacation cutting.” But some are concerned that such cutting is on the rise.
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World
Chile: Patagonia Dams Rejected
A government commission rejected an $8 billion proposal to dam Patagonian rivers to meet growing energy demands, handing a victory to environmentalists who praised the ruling on Tuesday.
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Fashion & Style
Tips From Fashion Insiders on How to Wear Sneakers With a Suit
Men’s wear experts offer their fashion tips for getting it right.
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Magazine
Silicon Valley Tries to Remake the Idea Machine
Hoping to invent the future, the tech industry is looking to recreate its past.
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N.Y. / Region
Anti-Overdose Drug Becoming an Everyday Part of Police Work
The number of officers carrying naloxone is still small, but departments across the country are preparing training programs amid a national epidemic of heroin and opioid pill abuse.
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World
Palestinian Authority Premier Says Unity Government Lacks Power in Gaza
Rami Hamdallah said that not much had changed since the new government took over and that reconciliation between the West Bank and Gaza Strip would take time.
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U.S.
F.B.I. Begins Criminal Inquiry in V.A. Scandal
The F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, said the bureau was looking into accusations that Department of Veterans Affairs officials had manipulated medical waiting lists.
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U.S.
Court Requires Warrants for Tracking Locations by Cellphone
A federal appeals court in Atlanta on Wednesday ruled that the Fourth Amendment protects information about people’s locations based on the cell towers their mobile phones are using.
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U.S.
With Marijuana Legalized, a City in Washington State Says, ‘Not So Fast’
Wenatchee says the state statute permitting sales of marijuana also gives the city the right to ban sales, but a lawsuit seeking a license to sell the product is challenging that right.
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Sports
Le Mans Endurance Race Looks to the Future
On Saturday, the 24 Hours of Le Mans is running its 82nd edition with historic new regulations that are even bolder than the new Formula One rules.
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World
Merkel Cites ‘Threats’ in Warning to Cameron
Fissures are forming as Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain expresses increasing skepticism of the value of European Union inclusion.
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N.Y. / Region
A Tug-of-War of Tax Breaks Tightens Across the Hudson
BNY Mellon is at the center of a fierce competition between New York and New Jersey for a subsidy deal to either move or relocate in Lower Manhattan.
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U.S.
Aid Groups Allege Abuses of Young Border Crossers
Five legal aid groups said in a complaint that unaccompanied children detained after crossing the border illegally are held in cold, crowded, filthy cells and mistreated by officers.
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U.S.
Campaign-Finance Challenge in Alaska Senate Race
Spending in Alaska by so-called super PACs and other outside groups is expected to exceed that of all other states this election season.
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World
Video: Pope Francis Meets With Peres and Abbas
Pope Francis, the Israeli president Shimon Peres and the Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas spoke after a peace prayer meeting in the Vatican gardens.
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World
Israeli Airstrike in Gaza Strip Kills Palestinian The airstrike that killed a Palestinian, who was believed to be a militant, and injured two others came hours after a rocket fired from Gaza hit southern Israel.
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U.S.
Massachusetts: Venue Change Is Sought in Marathon Case
Lawyers for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who is accused in last year’s marathon bombings, filed court documents on Wednesday saying that they want their client’s trial moved out of Boston.
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N.Y. / Region
Watches, Watches All Around, but Not a Timex to Be Found
Sales are scheduled at Bonhams auction house on Thursday for timepieces, some bejeweled and some dating to colonial times.
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World
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