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Sports
Rio de Janeiro Mayor Says Polluted Bay Won’t Be Clean
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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World
Trial of South Korean Ferry Crew Begins
Angry relatives of the victims gathered at the courthouse, shouting “Murderer!” as the captain and other senior crew members entered not guilty pleas.
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The Upshot
Alabama and Mississippi Voted Last Week. No Official Results Yet.
Two Southern states haven’t posted official primary vote totals yet, because the elections are run by the parties, not the state.
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A boardroom fight.
Buy some when it stops dropping.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Average Age Edition
IHS Automotive reports that the average age of autos in the United States is still 11.4 years; Bill Hoglund, a former G.M. executive, dies at 79.
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Opinion
Progress on Transgender Rights and Health
Advancements include Medicare covering gender reassignment surgery, an evaluation of the military’s senseless ban on transgender service and Maryland’s law extending civil rights protections.
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Opinion
Pot Rules
As it moves past the old "Reefer Madness" caricature, the reefer crowd in Colorado gets mad at the prospect of almost any regulations.
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Sports
Plan B Eased Clippers Deal: Sterling’s Diagnosis
Rochelle Sterling and her lawyer used a clause in the Clippers trust documents to cut her husband, Donald, out of the deal after doctors found him to be affected by cognitive impairment.
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Science
Seeing Obstacle-Filled Path to Mars
A review of the human spaceflight program found no viable strategy and too little funding to get astronauts on Mars by the 2030s as President Obama pledged they would.
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N.Y. / Region
Children ‘Aged Out’ of Immigration System Won’t Get Special Priority, Justices Rule
The 5-to-4 decision by the Supreme Court could affect untold numbers of young immigrants across the country, including the children of New York City teachers.
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Small minded.
Pity would be more effective.
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Business Day
Mexico’s Central Bank Issues Surprise Rate Cut
Banco de México said a sluggish economy gave it room for a one-off cut to spur growth without fanning inflation pressures.
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World
An Ancient Form of Wrestling Fades in Mumbai
Practiced in India for more than 2,000 years, the traditional sport of Kushti is facing a shortage of sponsors and funding.
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Health
Sex in Assisted Living: Intimacy Without Privacy
Assisted living facilities are just beginning to grapple with the questions raised by intimate relations among residents, including those with cognitive impairment.
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U.S.
Faces of an Immigration System Overwhelmed by Women and Children
In Phoenix, up to four buses a day arrive at the Greyhound station, each filled to capacity with women and children from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
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Sports
Mets’ Murphy Discusses Fatherhood at White House Meeting
Criticized on sports talk radio for going on paternity leave for the birth of his son, he said it was the right choice and that he had the backing of his team.
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World
China Complains About Plutonium in Japan
China has complained that Japan has 640 kilograms of plutonium that it has not reported to the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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Sports
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