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U.S.
Plagiarism Scandal Tests a Senator Still Forming a Rapport With Montanans
Many voters in Montana seem to be taking a wait-and-see attitude as they judge the future of Senator John Walsh, a Democrat accused of plagiarizing a paper he submitted to the United States Army War College.
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Business Day
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U.S.
Grocer Is Open to Buyers’ Bids Amid Turmoil
Arthur T. Demoulas, whose firing as president of the family-owned chain Market Basket prompted employee protests, has made an offer.
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U.S.
Guantánamo Defendant Gets Own Trial
A military judge has ruled that one of five prisoners at the Guantánamo Bay naval base charged in the Sept. 11 attack should be tried separately from his co-defendants.
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U.S.
Over Government Objections, Rules on No-Fly List Are Made Public
The procedures for adding names of people deemed to be known or suspected terrorists to various screening lists were published by an online magazine.
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U.S.
Senator’s Bill Is Stricter on N.S.A. Than House’s
Senator Patrick J. Leahy said he would file a new version of a bill to end the National Security Agency’s program to collect bulk phone records.
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Business Day
When Media Mergers Limit More Than Competition
Antitrust experts said that a merger of 21st Century Fox and Time Warner Inc. posed far more serious regulatory issues than Comcast’s acquisition of NBCUniversal.
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Business Day
F.D.A. Approves Pain Drug Meant to Discourage Abuse
The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new combination pain pill from the maker of OxyContin that is meant to discourage abuse by painkiller addicts.
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World
In Scarred Chinese Tibetan City, Devotion to Sanctity of Life
In Yushu, Buddhists demonstrate a reverence for all living beings — even a tiny river shrimp that some believe could be the reincarnated souls of loved ones who died in an earthquake in 2010.
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Technology
Apple Reports $7.7 Billion Profit on Strong iPhone Sales
While rivals like Samsung are starting to show weakness in phone sales, Apple sold 35.2 million iPhones in the third fiscal quarter, up 13 percent from the period a year ago.
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U.S.
Rand Paul Stands Out in Courting Black Voters
The Kentucky senator, taking heed of lessons for the Republican Party in 2012, made his pitch at a National Urban League Conference.
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Business Day
Sales of Big S.U.V.s Pulling the Weight at General Motors
The crisis-mired carmaker would be in much worse shape financially without the large vehicles, which many once wrote off as artifacts of prerecession excess.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The New-Look Yaris Edition
Toyota announces details and pricing for its all-new 2015 Yaris; G.M. may invest $800 million into facilities in Michigan.
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U.S.
A Prolonged Execution in Arizona Leads to a Temporary Halt
The state’s attorney general called for a temporary halt to executions a day after it took one hour and 57 minutes for Joseph R. Wood III to die.
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U.S.
Plagiarism Scandal Tests a Senator Still Forming a Rapport With Montanans
Many voters in Montana seem to be taking a wait-and-see attitude as they judge the future of Senator John Walsh, a Democrat accused of plagiarizing a paper he submitted to the United States Army War College.
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Great Homes & Destinations
Polishing the Imperfection
A modernist house was rough around the edges, but the price and provenance were right.
Pressure Grows on E.U. Regulator to Rethink Google Settlement
An antitrust inquiry into Google’s search engine and advertising business could last for many years.
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U.S.
U.S. Military Suicides Rise Slightly
There were 161 confirmed or suspected suicides as of July 14, compared with 154 during the same time frame in 2013.
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Sports
Chrome’s Trainer to Receive Award
The trainer Art Sherman, who won the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes with California Chrome, will receive the Laffit Pincay Jr. Award.
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U.S.
Conservatives Hon
Conservatives Hon
e Script to Light a Fire Over Abortion
Social conservatives are moving to put abortion at the center of the midterm elections, despite warnings from other Republicans to tread lightly on social issues.
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A modernist house was rough around the edges, but the price and provenance were right.World
Spared Sudanese Christian Woman Meets Pope in Rome
The pope spent half an hour speaking with Meriam Ibrahim, whose death sentence in Sudan for refusing to renounce her faith set off an international protest.Sharia law applied.
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