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Fashion & Style
Unraveling a Dark Family Secret
At 21, a writer made a discovery that she feared would betray her beloved grandmother.
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U.S.
The No Longer Reluctant Sperm Donor
When my friends Tori and Kelly first asked me to be their sperm donor, I was reluctant. But I quickly became fully invested in their process, and far more aware of how widespread infertility is.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Next-Generation Toyobaru Edition
Subaru says it will build a next-generation BRZ sports coupe; Manchester United, a British soccer team, will wear Chevrolet bow ties on its jerseys.
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U.S.
Texas’ No. 1 Democrat May Be No. 2 on Ballot
Despite Wendy Davis’s national acclaim, it is Leticia Van de Putte, the candidate for lieutenant governor, who appears more popular among Texans.
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Business Day
Sony Threatens to Bypass Licensers in Royalties Battle
The world’s biggest song publisher has threatened to end its relationship with the music licensing agencies Ascap and BMI if those groups do not agree to its demands.
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Arts
In the Language of Romance, Romeo Santos Is a True Superstar
Romeo Santos’s consecutive sold-out shows at Yankee Stadium are a testament to the popularity of bachata music and to the growing influence of Hispanics.
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Business Day
A Provocateur’s Book on Hillary Clinton Overtakes Her Memoir in Sales
Edward Klein’s “Blood Feud: The Clintons vs. the Obamas,” a 320-page unauthorized and barely sourced account, has toppled “Hard Choices” from its spot on the best-seller list.
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U.S.
Senate Confirms Obama's Pick for Housing Secretary
The Senate voted to confirm Julián Castro as secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, catapulting the young mayor of San Antonio to the national stage.
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Technology
Independent Music Labels and Young Artists Offer Streaming, on Their Terms
Labels like Sub Pop, Fool’s Gold and others have made deals with Drip.fm, a subscription streaming service, while musicians like Ryan Hemsworth have started their own services.
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U.S.
V.A. Is Accused of Retaliating in 67 Complaint Cases
A federal investigative agency is examining 67 claims of retaliation by supervisors at the Department of Veterans Affairs against employees who filed whistle-blower complaints — including 25 complaints filed since June 1, after a growing health care scandal involving long patient waits and falsified records at department hospitals and clinics became public.
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Opinion
From Twitter, a Growing Collection of Communicative Conservationists
A list of communicative conservationists who press the case for animal care on Twitter.
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N.Y. / Region
2 Arrested After Drone Flies Close to a New York Police Helicopter
The two people from Manhattan were charged with reckless endangerment after a small drone came within 800 feet of the helicopter, the police said.
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Technology
You Don't Have to Feel Very Guilty About Using Your Smartphone While Parenting
A preschool boy has a vacation. And his father finds a way to spend time with him and still get his work done.
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Magazine
David Brat’s Hand-of-God Economics
The congressional candidate is only the latest proponent of the tricky relationship between religion and the free market.
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