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U.S.
By RICHARD FAUSSET | Sep 23rd 2014
An improvement.
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N.Y. / Region
By PATRICK McGEEHAN | Sep 22nd 2014
Federal officials announced that the two states will receive about
$3.3 billion to prepare their transportation networks against future
storms.
Hurricane Sandy (2012); Transit Systems; Federal Aid (US); Subways
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N.Y. / Region
By NIKITA STEWART | Sep 22nd 2014
The New York City Council and two philanthropic foundations are
combining forces to provide services to some 1,000 unaccompanied
immigrant children facing possible deportation.
Illegal Immigration; Deportation; Children and Childhood; Legal Aid for the Poor (Civil); Philanthropy
A good thing.
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U.S.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Sep 22nd 2014
City Attorney Pete Holmes of Seattle is dropping all tickets
issued for the public use of marijuana through the first seven months of
this year.
Marijuana; Police Brutality, Misconduct and Shootings; Law and Legislation; Drug Abuse and Traffic; Police
A policeman in revolt.
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World
By Chris Buckley | Sep 21st 2014
A scientist with the Global Carbon Project argues that China holds
the key to promoting renewable energy and limiting global warming.
Air Pollution; Alternative and Renewable Energy; Carbon Dioxide;
Coal; Fuel Efficiency; Greenhouse Gas Emissions; International Trade and
World Market; Nuclear Energy; Temperature; Wind Power
China is making diplomatic noises.
I am not finding any actions they have taken.
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U.S.
By MANNY FERNANDEZ | Sep 22nd 2014
A legal fight against the tea party.
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World
By SHUAIB ALMOSAWA and DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK | Sep 21st 2014
A surrender by the government.
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Business Day
By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS | Sep 22nd 2014
The rules would make it more difficult for American companies to
lower their tax bills by relocating overseas and would wipe out the
benefits for those that do.
Corporate Taxes; Tax Shelters
The clever hirelings are busy finding another dodge.
Their incomes depend on it.
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World
By SOMINI SENGUPTA | Sep 22nd 2014
A sad victory for the uncharitable.
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Business Day
By AARON M. KESSLER | Sep 20th 2014
The parking brake on the affected vehicles may remain partly engaged, causing the pads to generate enough heat to cause a fire.
Recalls and Bans of Products; Automobile Safety Features and Defects; Brakes
GM can afford it.
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Business Day
By JENNIFER STEINHAUER | Sep 22nd 2014
Frederick J. Ryan Jr., the new publisher of The Washington Post,
is known for his style and social connections — in many ways the polar
opposite of Jeff Bezos, the owner.
News and News Media; Newspapers; Appointments and Executive Changes
We will see what happens.
I do not hold out much hope.
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Health
By RONI CARYN RABIN | Sep 23rd 2014
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Health
By DENISE GRADY and ANDREW POLLACK | Sep 22nd 2014
Tests to find mutations that predispose people to types of cancer have outpaced the understanding of what they mean.
Cancer; Genetics and Heredity; Tests (Medical); Research; DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid)
The potential for disease is not disease.
If the potential is found, closer watch can be kept for the disease.
The AHA has removed most of the penalties from early testing.
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U.S.
By MICHAEL WINES | Sep 22nd 2014
The study concludes that a century-long trend of rising
temperatures in the American Northwest is largely explained by natural
shifts in ocean winds.
Weather; Oceans and Seas; Temperature; Global Warming
This is the process of global warming.
The driver is elsewhere.
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Business Day
By Matthew Goldstein | Sep 23rd 2014
The individual’s identity is a mystery, but that person is now $30
million richer thanks to a program established under Dodd-Frank.
Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (2010);
Fines (Penalties); Regulation and Deregulation of Industry; Securities
and Commodities Violations; Whistle-Blowers
We will soon learn the details.
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Business Day
Sep 21st 2014
The following tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week.
Stocks and Bonds; Credit and Debt
"At the close of the New York cash market on Friday, the rate on the
outstanding three-month bill was 0.02 percent. The rate on the six-month
issue was 0.04 percent, and the rate on the four-week issue was 0.01
percent."
No big changes.
Still at the zero lower bound.
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World
By STEPHEN CASTLE | Sep 21st 2014
After voters rejected independence from the United Kingdom,
politicians quickly began bickering over how to transfer more powers to
Scotland.
Legislatures and Parliaments
No surprises.
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The Upshot
By BRENDAN NYHAN | Sep 23rd 2014
Despite the likely outcome, the temptation to hype independent candidates is usually too hard to resist.
Presidential Election of 2016; Third-Party Moves (US); Presidential Elections (US); United States Politics and Government
Read it if you like.
Vote for the Democrat if you can.
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World
By DENISE GRADY | Sep 22nd 2014
New figures from the World Health Organization suggest that the
Ebola virus could become a constant presence in West Africa and cause
more than 20,000 cases by Nov. 2.
Ebola Virus; Epidemics
The official voices are excessively cheerful.
The article is speaking of past events.
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Arts
By Kate Phillips | Sep 22nd 2014
And CBS comes to visit, exposing all that’s wrong with Libby’s marriage to Bill.
Blacks; Censorship; Race and Ethnicity; Sex; Television
See it on DVD.
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@23:40
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U.S.
By RICHARD FAUSSET | Sep 23rd 2014
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Health
By RONI CARYN RABIN | Sep 23rd 2014
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World
By THE NEW YORK TIMES | Sep 23rd 2014
An article was posted on this page before it was ready for publication.
By DENISE GRADY
In the worst case, Liberia and Sierra Leone could have 21,000 cases by
Sept. 30 and 1.4 million by Jan. 20; in the best model, the epidemic in
both countries would be “almost ended” by then.
By ADAM NOSSITER
While the Sierra Leone Health Ministry has confirmed 10 Ebola deaths, a
Freetown cemetery said it had added 110 graves in eight days alone.
By DENISE GRADY
New figures from the World Health Organization suggest that the Ebola
virus could become a constant presence in West Africa and cause more
than 20,000 cases by Nov. 2.
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Business Day
By AARON M. KESSLER | Sep 20th 2014
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U.S.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Sep 23rd 2014
Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies, sergeants and lieutenants were sentenced on Tuesday to federal prison.
Prisons and Prisoners
Good.
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World
By Chris Buckley | Sep 21st 2014
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Health
By DENISE GRADY and ANDREW POLLACK | Sep
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Business Day
By Matthew Goldstein | Sep 23rd 2014
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World
By JIM YARDLEY | Sep 23rd 2014
In the wake of the conflict in Gaza, three communities became
flash points of violence and began contending with hatred they thought
was buried in the past.
Anti-Semitism; Jews and Judaism; Discrimination
I worry.
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The Upshot
By NEIL IRWIN | Sep 20th 2014
The independence movement in Scotland was another sign of
widespread dissatisfaction with an established order that has failed to
deliver.
Economic Conditions and Trends; Income Inequality; Referendums;
European Sovereign Debt Crisis (2010- ); Elections; Tea Party Movement;
United States Politics and Government
"The details of the policy mistakes differ, as do the political movements
that have arisen in protest. But together, they are a reminder that
power is not a right, it is a responsibility. And no matter how
entrenched our governmental institutions may seem, they rest on a
bedrock assumption: that the leaders entrusted with power will deliver
the goods."
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Business Day
By JENNIFER STEINHAUER | Sep 22nd 2014
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World
By DENISE GRADY | Sep 22nd 2014
New figures from the World Health Organization suggest that the
Ebola virus could become a constant presence in West Africa and cause
more than 20,000 cases by Nov. 2.
Ebola Virus; Epidemics
http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/outbreaks/guinea/index.html
http://www.who.int/csr/don/archive/disease/ebola/en/
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Sunday Review
By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL | Sep 20th 2014
Do state-of-the-art gadgets really help patients?
Tests (Medical); Medicine and Health; Artificial Intelligence; Wearable Computing
"So hurrah for technology. But it’s just a tool. Let’s hope we have the
wisdom to ignore it, as we would a GPS device, when it leads us in the
wrong direction — or nowhere at all."
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World
By STEPHEN CASTLE | Sep 21st 2014
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Business Day
By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM | Sep 22nd 2014
I will be relieved.
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U.S.
By MICHAEL WINES | Sep 23rd 2014
A federal judge ruled that the federal Fish and Wildlife Service
accepted a state commitment to maintain the wolf population without
requiring adequate safeguards.
Wolves; Endangered and Extinct Species; Environment
good.
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U.S.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Sep 22nd 2014
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Business Day
By RAPHAEL MINDER | Sep 22nd 2014
Strengthening commercial ties will be on the agenda when Spain’s
prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, makes his first state visit to China.
Real Estate (Commercial); International Trade and World Market
Desperation.
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U.S.
By REUTERS | Sep 19th 2014
The Detroit City Council approved the creation of a regional water
authority, pushing forward an integral part of the city’s plan to
restructure $18 billion of debt and exit bankruptcy.
Water; Bankruptcies; Credit and Debt
A quick exit means a quick return.
Opinion
By THOMAS B. EDSALL | Sep 23rd 2014
Why aren’t the rewards of economic growth distributed more fairly?
United States Economy; Income Inequality; Corporations; Corporate
Taxes; Income Tax; Productivity; International Trade and World Market;
Capitalism (Theory and Philosophy); United States Politics and
Government; Third World and Developing Countries; Economic Conditions
and Trends
"In developed countries like the United States, however, there are
legitimate and growing doubts about the beneficence of the market and
the ability of the system to distribute the rewards of growth to those
who make growth possible."
Learning is possible.
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