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U.S.
A Two-Page Form Spawns a Contraceptive Showdown
Paperwork required to opt out of coverage is part of a struggle to balance religious freedom and women’s rights.
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Technology
Amazon, a Friendly Giant as Long as It’s Fed
Is resistance to Amazon futile in the book publishing world? Its battle with Hachette has many on edge.
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U.S.
Legal Woes Pose Hurdles for Attorney General Tom Horne of Arizona in Campaign
Mr. Horne’s campaign tactics are under scrutiny, and top Republicans, including Gov. Jan Brewer, Senator John McCain and Senator Jeff Flake, have left his camp.
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Opinion
The Border Crisis
Congress should quickly approve emergency funds to deal with the influx of children from Central America.
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World
U.S. Knew Britain Planned to Erase Data at The Guardian
After Britain forced The Guardian to destroy hard drives holding data leaked by Edward J. Snowden, a National Security Agency official called the event “good news,” emails show.
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Opinion
Keeping Track: Unlocking Cellphones, H.I.V. Setback, Campus Assaults
Updates on some topics the Editorial Board has been following.
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U.S.
Ruling That Rejects 2 Florida Districts’ Borders Casts Haze Over Coming Elections
With Florida’s primary election only six weeks away, it is unclear whether voters will cast ballots on Aug. 26 and then on Nov. 4 based on a map that a judge has declared unconstitutional.
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U.S.
G.O.P. Replays 2010 Strategy at State Level
Flush with money and momentum, Republicans are confident that they can at least maintain the gains they made in governors four years ago.
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World
Behind German Spy Cases, Twists Worthy of Films
The close American ally has turned a cold shoulder after revelations of espionage, even as both sides acknowledge the urgency of cooperation on global issues.
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Opinion
Those Girls Haven’t Been Brought Back
Leaders love to talk a good game on promoting education, but they don’t deliver.
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Opinion
A Pipeline Threatens Our Family Land
Gas companies can claim the right of eminent domain to seize private property.
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Opinion
The World According to Maxwell Smart, Part 1
“Get Smart” was ahead of its time. The world today is cleaving into “Control” and “Kaos.”
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N.Y. / Region
Tracy Morgan Sues Walmart Over Deadly Crash in New Jersey
Tracy Morgan’s lawsuit claims Walmart was partly responsible for a car crash on the New Jersey Turnpike that seriously injured him and killed another comedian.
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The Upshot
This Road Work Made Possible by Underfunding Pensions
Gas tax increases are unpopular, so Congress has been turning to some wishful math to pay for road repairs.
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U.S.
Texas, Leader in Greenhouse Gases, Stands Vulnerable to Their Effects
Its economic boom heavily dependent on the emission-producing energy industry, Texas has resisted evidence of climate change, even within its own borders.
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World
U.S. Warns Iran Over ‘Unworkable’ Plans for Nuclear Power Program
Iran’s supreme leader spoke of a need to dramatically increase nuclear enrichment, while the U.S. and others say the country should be moving toward scaling down.
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N.Y. / Region
Contingency Plans Issued in Event of an L.I.R.R. Strike
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority on Friday said it would rely on buses, ferries and other measures during a strike but cautioned that the railroad “cannot be replicated.”
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Opinion
American Apparel Is a Lesson in How Not to Run a Company
The juvenile antics of American Apparel’s founder finally catch up with him.
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Opinion
Bombs, Spies and Brazil’s Humiliation
Another round of violence struck in Israel and the Gaza Strip this week, and international espionage and a major loss in World Cup soccer caught the world's attention.
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