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World
3 Kidnapped Missionaries Are Freed in Cameroon
The two Italian priests and a Canadian nun were held for nearly two months near Cameroon’s border with Nigeria in a region rife with Boko Haram militants.
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U.S.
On Win Streak, Mainline G.O.P. Takes Tougher Stance Toward Tea Party
After the party’s establishment wing won a series of primaries this year, its leaders are considering tough tactics to head off further attacks from the Tea Party.
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Technology
Dark Side to Internet of Things: Hacked Homes and Invasive Ads
While the connected home will offer plenty of conveniences in the operation of locks, lights and appliances, there likely will also be problems around privacy and other concerns.
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World
China Accuses U.S. and Japan of Incitement
A senior Chinese military official’s remarks followed speeches by Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel and Japan’s prime minister faulting China for maritime disputes with its neighbors.
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N.Y. / Region
Police Search for Upset Teenager Who Sank Into the Hudson
Omotayo Adeoye, 17, was seen crying and wading into the river fully clothed on Thursday after she was confronted by a teacher who believed she was cheating on a test.
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U.S.
The Lasting Appeal of the Nonpolitician Politician
Benjamin Carson, a retired physician at Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, has become a favorite of the political right as he weighs a run for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Opinion
Confronting Who We Are
For the West, it was a week of self-searching.A less than stellar review of where the world stands.
The leadership of Europe has been hiding from their voters.
It will take another election to decide the issues.
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Opinion
How to Get Girls Into Coding
Educators believe that computer games can be the gateway — and female mentors are the X factor.
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The Upshot
There’s Nothing Wrong With Being a Banker
My job helped me develop skills that have served me well outside finance.
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U.S.
G.O.P. Senate Hopeful in Iowa Enlists a Familiar Face
Joni Ernst’s unconventional campaign for the Senate in Iowa has included running ads highlighting her farm experience castrating hogs and being introduced at rallies by Mitt Romney.
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U.S.
Environmental Groups Focus on Change by Strengthening Their Political Operations
Environmental groups are raising and spending more money than ever to mount a revitalized climate-change campaign that looks nothing like failed past efforts.
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U.S.
Texas Beer Finds Home in the Heart of New York
By the time Shiner Bock entered the New York market last year, the craft beer already had fans in patrons of some city bars, as their owners bought cases from other states.
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Sports
Around Seattle, Ballmer’s Other Title Is Superfan
The former Microsoft chief, who has a well-known competitive streak, is a boisterous presence at youth sports events in the Seattle area.
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Opinion
Full Screed Ahead
Be it the Isla Vista rampage or the transition at The Times, the event is mere prompt for the exegeses.
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Health
Google Glass Enters the Operating Room
Surgeons and other doctors are experimenting with the devices, recording and streaming procedures and looking up data.
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World
Britain’s New Immigrants, From Romania and Bulgaria, Face Hostilities
The European Union extended full employment rights to Romania and Bulgaria this year, sparking unfounded fears in Britain of a flood of desperate immigrants.
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Technology
Apple Monitors for Health and Home
Apple is expected to introduce mobile apps that will track a user’s health and fitness routine, and smart home devices.
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U.S.
Philadelphia Inquirer Co-Owner Among 7 Killed in Massachusetts Plane Crash
Lewis Katz, an owner of The Philadelphia Inquirer, died along with six other people when a private jet erupted into a ball of fire as it took off outside Boston.
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World
Three Kidnapped Missionaries Are Freed in Cameroon
The two Italian priests and a Canadian nun were held for nearly two months near Cameroon’s border with Nigeria in a region rife with Boko Haram militants.
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Opinion
Sisi and the Palestinians
In the past, a strong and stable Egypt has meant more support for Palestine in the region and abroad.
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N.Y. / Region
Police Search for Upset Teenager Who Sank Into the Hudson
Omotayo Adeoye, 17, was seen crying and wading into the river fully clothed on Thursday after she was confronted by a teacher who believed she was cheating on a test.
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Opinion
Full Screed Ahead
Be it the Isla Vista rampage or the transition at The Times, the event is mere prompt for the exegeses.
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Business Day
News From the Advertising Industry
Account assignments, executive appointments and miscellaneous news from advertising agencies.
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Business Day
StoryCorps to Collect Gays’ Oral History
OutLoud, which will begin on June 28, the 45th anniversary of the Stonewall riots in Greenwich Village, will focus on young and minority gays and those who lived before the riots.
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Opinion
Obama’s Foreign Policy Book
Here are a few working titles for the president’s consideration.
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Arts
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