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Opinion
Immigration Reform’s Open Invitation to Children
The mere promise of amnesty in the future has played a role in the surge of children trying to cross the border.
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It is a leak.
The methane is new in the formation.
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U.S.
Parents Upset in Handling of Stabbings
The parents of the first three victims of Elliot O. Rodger’s murderous rampage said they were frustrated by the authorities’ handling of the case.
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Science
This Is Your Brain on Writing
For the first time, researchers have used fMRI scanners to track the brain activity of writers as they created fiction. The results have drawn strong reactions from other scientists.
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U.S.
Rite of the Sitting Dead: Funeral Poses Mimic Life
Funeral services in New Orleans and Puerto Rico pose the dead to play host at their own wakes, propped up in a familiar tableau.
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Arts
A Palatial Setting for Surreal Imagery in Venice
Palazzo Fortuny, the former Venetian studio of the artist Mariano Fortuny, hosts an exhibition of women artists that highlights Dora Maar, the Surrealist and Picasso muse.
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U.S.
Health Site Is Changing Supervision
A top executive from the UnitedHealth Group is expected to bolster management of the federal insurance marketplace and prevent a repeat of the chaos in the program last fall.
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Opinion
A New Kind of Church, Led by Pope Francis
The president of Catholics for Choice and a professor of church history respond to a front-page article.
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Business Day
A German Voice, Hans-Olaf Henkel, Calls for Euro’s Abolition
Mr. Henkel, a former business chief who was recently elected to the European Parliament, has joined a wave of popular discontent with the European Union.
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World
City Aims to Play Down Its Dog Meat Festival
The feasting is expected to go ahead as scheduled in the southern city of Yulin, but officials have taken steps to deflect outside attention from the annual event, at which thousands of dogs are consumed.
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World
With War at Doorstep, Iran Sees Its Revolutionary Guards in a Kinder Light
The well-documented mass killings by Sunni militants in Iraq have caused ordinary Iranians to rethink their views of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.
Sunni Muslims; Shiite Muslims; Deaths (Fatalities)
The Kurds may get a state out of this mess.
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Doctors in Ohio have developed a simple four-page quiz that can help reveal dementia early on, allowing patients to get their lives in order.
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The Kurds may get a state out of this mess.
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N.Y. / Region
A Gilded Monument Is Mysteriously Shedding Its Brand-New Gold
The William Tecumseh Sherman statue in Central Park, which began peeling only a few months after it was regilded, will undergo further repair this fall.
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Business Day
2 Million Tune In to See Hillary Rodham Clinton on Fox News
The former secretary of state, who is promoting her new memoir, gave a boost of 23 percent to the usual audience on the network.
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Arts
A Shadow Market at Art Basel
Dealers email digital images to collectors, enticing them to buy before the event even opens.
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U.S.
Parents Upset in Handling of Stabbings
The parents of the first three victims of Elliot O. Rodger’s murderous rampage said they were frustrated by the authorities’ handling of the case.
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Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Science
This Is Your Brain on Writing
For the first time, researchers have used fMRI scanners to track the brain activity of writers as they created fiction. The results have drawn strong reactions from other scientists.
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World
World War I Conference in Sarajevo Divides Scholars
Controversy over the meeting’s purpose speaks to how the interpretation of a turning point like World War I remains entangled in present-day politics.
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U.S.
Rite of the Sitting Dead: Funeral Poses Mimic Life
Funeral services in New Orleans and Puerto Rico pose the dead to play host at their own wakes, propped up in a familiar tableau.
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Health
Dr. Lorna Wing, Who Broadened Views of Autism, Dies at 85
Dr. Wing, a British psychiatrist, recognized autism as a mental disorder of many gradations, and she coined the term Asperger’s syndrome for its mildest form.
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U.S.
Health Site Is Changing Supervision
A top executive from the UnitedHealth Group is expected to bolster management of the federal insurance marketplace and prevent a repeat of the chaos in the program last fall.
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Opinion
A New Kind of Church, Led by Pope Francis
The president of Catholics for Choice and a professor of church history respond to a front-page article.
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You don't have to look.
We will have a dog or dogs.
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Real Estate
Bike Storage Needed
A couple is fined for leaving bikes in the hall; a tenant wonders about an absentee super; and a landlord asks about rent-stabilization rules.
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World
With War at Doorstep, Iran Sees Its Revolutionary Guards in a Kinder Light
The well-documented mass killings by Sunni militants in Iraq have caused ordinary Iranians to rethink their views of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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Arts
A Shadow Market at Art Basel
Dealers email digital images to collectors, enticing them to buy before the event even opens.
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Doctors in Ohio have developed a simple four-page quiz that can help reveal dementia early on, allowing patients to get their lives in order.
Yes.
It is not in my family.
The group has stayed sharp as long as the partial pressure of oxygen stays high.
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U.S.
Parents Upset in Handling of Stabbings
The parents of the first three victims of Elliot O. Rodger’s murderous rampage said they were frustrated by the authorities’ handling of the case.
"LOS
ANGELES — It was the summer of 1999, and the parents of Elliot O.
Rodger were battling over the boy’s deep and puzzling psychological
problems as they struggled through a divorce.
Mr.
Rodger’s mother, Li Chin, filed an affidavit describing Elliot as a
“high-functioning autistic child,” and said she needed more child
support to care for him. His father, Peter Rodger, countered with a
Beverly Hills doctor, Stephen M. Scappa, who challenged that diagnosis,
saying it failed to acknowledge the possibility of “depression or
anxiety.” Dr. Scappa said that Elliot, almost 8 at the time, should be
sent to a child psychiatrist for more examination and treatment."
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U.S.
A Push for New Look into Tainted Water’s Source
In a report, the Railroad Commission of Texas rejected the idea that nearby drilling was the cause of a high content of methane in wells along the Brazos River.
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Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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World
World War I Conference in Sarajevo Divides Scholars
Controversy over the meeting’s purpose speaks to how the interpretation of a turning point like World War I remains entangled in present-day politics.
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It will be messy.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/23/opinion/paul-krugman-conservatives-and-climate-change.html
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horst_Wessel
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