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Business Day

Top Bitcoin Proponent to Plead Guilty to Federal Charge

By SYDNEY EMBER | Aug 30th 2014

U.S.

Getting Ferguson Majority to Show Its Clout at Polls

By MONICA DAVEY | Aug 30th 2014

Business Day

Divisions Grow as a Downturn Rocks Europe

By LIZ ALDERMAN and ALISON SMALE | Aug 29th 2014

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U.S.

California Governor Fights Decision on Teacher Tenure

By ADAM NAGOURNEY | Aug 30th 2014

Opinion

The Original Charter School Vision

By RICHARD D. KAHLENBERG and HALLEY POTTER | Aug 30th 2014

Business Day

With $38 Million Ferrari, Classic Car Market Revs Up

By JAMES B. STEWART | Aug 29th 2014

Health

End-of-Life Talks May Finally Overcome Politics

By PAM BELLUCK | Aug 30th 2014

Automobiles

In Flint, a New Bronze Age

By LAWRENCE R. GUSTIN | Aug 29th 2014

Technology

Irish Panel to Pick Privacy Regulator With Global Reach

By MARK SCOTT | Aug 28th 2014

Opinion

Saving Our Birds

By JOHN W. FITZPATRICK | Aug 29th 2014

Sports

Heartsick City Imports Hope

By KEN BELSON | Aug 30th 2014

Johnny Manziel has spurred ticket and merchandise sales as well as hopes that the Browns may someday win a championship, something that hasn’t happened since 1964.

Football 

Ohio needs all the help it can get.

The geology near the lake is not favorable to cheap space.   I will look.

U.S.

Massachusetts, Barely on Casino Bandwagon, Is Ready to Quit

By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE | Aug 30th 2014

The Upshot

Inequality and Web Search: Q. and A. With Google Researchers

By DAVID LEONHARDT | Aug 29th 2014

World

John Edwin Mroz, Who Held Secret Talks With Arafat for the Reagan Administration, Dies at 66

By BRUCE WEBER | Aug 30th 2014

Mr. Mroz was a co-founder and chief executive of the EastWest Institute, a New York-based group specializing in international conflict resolution.

International Relations; Deaths (Obituaries); Palestinians; United States Politics and Government 

People are not immortal.

World

Experimental Drug Would Help Fight Ebola if Supply Increases, Study Finds

By ANDREW POLLACK | Aug 29th 2014

Opinion

Diplomat and Warrior

By ROGER COHEN | Aug 30th 2014

U.S.

In First for Court, Woman Is Ruled Eligible for Asylum in U.S. on Basis of Domestic Abuse

By JULIA PRESTON | Aug 29th 2014

Opinion

Of Pot and Percocet

By MARCUS BACHHUBER and COLLEEN BARRY | Aug 29th 2014

World

In Nod to Eastern Europe, E.U. Names Poland Premier to Key Post

By JAMES KANTER | Aug 30th 2014

The selection is the latest sign that Poland is emerging as a larger player in European affairs, particularly on issues involving the bloc’s eastern front.

International Relations 

The political situation is shifting.

Your Money

Tough Decisions: Investing for a Nonprofit

By PAUL SULLIVAN | Aug 29th 2014

Directors must make the same decisions as their counterparts at for-profit companies, but some choose to outsource investment decisions.

Nonprofit Organizations; Boards of Directors; Stocks and Bonds 

There is no reason for stock prices to fall.

The prices are not a bubble as yet.

"First do no harm."

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