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Grocery Chain Reels as Employees and Customers Rally for an Ousted President
A family dispute has complicated negotiations for the sale of the New England supermarket chain Market Basket.Sports
N.C.A.A. May Let Its Top Conferences Play by Their Own Rules
The powerhouses of college sports are expected to gain preliminary approval to break away from some of the strictures of the N.C.A.A., which would give them more freedom to govern themselves and could allow athletes a share of the wealth.U.S.
Neighbors Say Barn Weddings Raise a Rumpus
A boom in barn weddings is pitting owners who say they need the revenue against neighbors who worry about noisy intrusions on rural life.U.S.
Secret Papers Describe Size of Terror Lists Kept by U.S.
Documents show that more than 20,000 U.S. citizens and permanent residents are included in a federal database.N.Y. / Region
Cuomo Aides Use Allies to Shore Up the Governor’s Image
Emails released under the Freedom of Information Law show that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s office helped promote criticism of Mayor Bill de Blasio.U.S.
40 Years Later, Still Trying to Define Presidential Power
Four decades ago the near-impeachment of Richard Nixon rocked the nation. Several books and television programs are reviewing his presidency and its scandals.Real Estate
A Start-Up Helps Towns Market Their Property
OpportunitySpace, created by two Harvard students, allows municipal governments to put their real estate holdings into a public online database that could ease the way for development.World
Arrest by Israel in Abduction of 3 Youths Is Made Public
Israel arrested a Palestinian man last month accused of being the prime mover in the kidnapping and murder of three Israeli teenagers in June, it emerged from court papers.U.S.
Democrats Seize on Social Issues as Attitudes Shift
Conservatives’ traditional-values script is being used against them as attitudes shift leftward on issues including same-sex marriage, marijuana and climate change.Fashion & Style
Gabrielle Union’s Beauty Routine
Gabrielle Union says for a little glam, there’s a smudge of eyeliner, but the rest of her skin is bare and fresh-faced.Opinion
Rules for the Marijuana Market
States will have to be nimble as they work to protect consumers in a new and evolving market. They can start by learning from the mistakes made after Prohibition.N.Y. / Region
Ancient Coins Returned to Greece, Ending U.S. Ordeal
In a Manhattan case that sent chills through the numismatic world, rare Greek coins confiscated from Dr. Arnold-Peter Weiss in 2012 are finally returned to their homeland.World
Vatican Ends Suspension of Nicaraguan Priest
The Vatican has issued a decree lifting Rev. Miguel F. d’Escoto Brockmann’s suspension after nearly 30 years.N.Y. / Region
Two Arrested in Dogfighting Case
A new police squad focused on animal cruelty raided a home in Queens, and seized 20 “emaciated and scarred” pit bulls.The Upshot
The Obscure Drug With a Growing Medicare Tab
Experts question the effectiveness of H.P. Acthar Gel, a drug made from pigs’ pituitary glands. Yet it cost Medicare more than $141 million in 2012, up from $7 million in 2008.U.S.
Abortion Providers in Texas Press Judge to Block Portions of New Law
Owners say stringent new standards could result in fewer than 10 abortion clinics across a sprawling state.Opinion
The Use of Antibiotics in Farm Animals
Readers respond to an Op-Ed essay by Ruth Reichl faulting the Food and Drug Administration for being too lax.Business Day
Victims of Defective G.M. Ignition Switches Begin Filing Claims
The process will ultimately help calculate how many people were killed or seriously hurt by the flawed switches.Business Day
Mexican Congress Approves New Rules for Oil Industry
The rules are intended to create economic growth through development by international oil companies in a sector long dominated by a state monopoly.U.S.
No Longer Ignored, Evidence Solves Rape Cases Years Later
Hundreds of thousands of kits from sexual assault cases have gone untested, but cities like Memphis and Detroit are beginning to test evidence and get results.
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As U.S. Speeds the Path to Deportation, Distress Fills New Family Detention Centers
Officials have shifted to a strategy of deterrence, employing family detention centers and a fast track for deportation to discourage Central Americans from heading for the border.
This is not an income stream I want.
The operators could start with better sound systems.
Rural is not necessarily quiet.
Suburban is quiet.
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World
Andy Coulson, Former Murdoch Editor, Accused of Perjury
Adding to the legal tangle spreading from the phone hacking scandal, Mr. Coulson was accused of lying to a court in 2010.Automobiles
Ford’s European Van Gets a Makeover for America
Ford has been the leading seller of commercial vans in America for more than 30 years. Now, it is offering a new approach to cargo hauling.
Will You Lose Your Job to a Robot? Silicon Valley Is Split
A Pew Research Center report asked technologists how robotics and artificial intelligence would affect employment in 2025.
Business Day
Russia May Be Losing Influence Over European Energy Markets
With the economy already poised for decline, Moscow is unlikely to want to cut supplies to Europe, despite tensions over Ukraine.Opinion
On Abortion, Words Are Weapons
Jennifer Dalven of the American Civil Liberties Union and Susan Wysocki of Catholics for Choice respond to news articles.Opinion
Stop the C.I.A. Spin on the Senate Torture Report
Abu Ghraib should have taught us that oversight is not the enemy.Fashion & Style
Gabrielle Union’s Beauty Routine
Gabrielle Union says for a little glam, there’s a smudge of eyeliner, but the rest of her skin is bare and fresh-faced.U.S.
Senator Pat Roberts Beats Tea Party Challenger in Kansas
Mr. Roberts, who has been in the Senate since 1997, defeated Milton Wolf, a radiologist and hard-line conservative, in a closely watched Republican primary.Business Day
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