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Automobiles
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Crash Tests More Small Cars
The Mini Cooper Countryman pulls in top ratings; Fiat 500L, Mazda 5, Nissan Juke and Nissan Leaf are low scorers.
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U.S.
Archbishop, Under Fire Over Abuse, Apologizes but Says He Won’t Resign
Archbishop John C. Nienstedt of Saint Paul and Minneapolis acknowledged errors in his diocese’s response to abuse allegations.
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Opinion
The F.D.A.’s Blatant Failure on Food
Who will stop the rise of antibiotic-resistant superbugs?
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U.S.
North Carolina Budget Deal Includes a Raise for Teachers
Legislators have announced a tentative budget agreement that includes a pay raise for public schoolteachers, but analysts expect that the proposed changes will mean more cuts elsewhere.
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N.Y. / Region
New York State Sheriffs Shying Away From Immigration Detention
Authorities have asked state law enforcement agencies to hold immigrant detainees for up to 48 hours after they were scheduled for release, but at least nine sheriffs in the state have vowed to follow a proposal to refuse these requests.
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Magazine
In Search of the Next Andrew Wiggins
Nike’s youth basketball league is the largest incubator of teenage talent. For one coach in the Bronx, it might be too much to take.
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U.S.
Georgia Democrat’s Senate Campaign Plan, Not Meant for Public Eyes, Is Published
The document said Michelle Nunn might be attacked as a “lightweight,” “too liberal” and “not a ‘real’ Georgian,” and laid out strategies to respond to criticism.
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Opinion
Protests by Immigrants Against a Shelter in Queens
Two Chinese members of the New York City Council urge Chinese immigrants to show compassion toward the homeless.
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U.S.
Another Avenue to Reach Policy Makers: Taxicabs
Advocacy groups are taking advantage of a new requirement that District of Columbia taxicabs have back-seat screens by showing ads.
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World
Filling Stomachs to Open Minds on Immigration
To combat the anti-immigrant sentiment in Sweden, a young teacher has begun hosting communal dinners to help bridge the gap between cultures.
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Technology
LG’s Snappy G3 Phone Is Poised to Test Rivals
The many enhancements of the new device could help LG, not widely thought of in the U.S. as a maker of high-end smartphones, challenge its rivals.
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World
Still Torn by Factional Fighting, Post-Revolt Libya Is Coming Undone
With militias fighting for control of the airport in Tripoli and the American Embassy evacuating its staff, Libyans are left to wonder whether there is anyone left to broker the endless disputes.
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Fashion & Style
Digital Divide on the Wedding Aisle
For brides and grooms: To hashtag or not to hashtag, that is the question.
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Opinion
‘Maybe in America’
Madagascar is an example of a combination of global pressures coming to the fore.
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U.S.
In Church Attics, Clues to the Private Life of Early America
Historians are racing against time to find and preserve records from more than 250 years ago that were kept by New England congregations.
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U.S.
Opinion May Pose Obstacle for Same-Sex Unions
A concurring opinion by an appeals court judge supporting same-sex marriage rejected the rationale most likely to appeal to Justice Anthony M. Kennedy.
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Sports
Arizona Cardinals’ John Abraham Faces D.U.I. Charge in Georgia
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Health
More on Sleeping Pills and Older Adults
New research adds to evidence that long-term use of some sedatives may be hazardous for older adults
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World
Video: How the E.U. Signed On to Sanctions
Why Europe had been so hesitant to act but is now set to dramatically escalate sanctions against Russia.
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