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U.S.
Abortion Capital of Bible Belt? Tennessee Vote Tests That Idea
Anti-abortion forces are trying to pass Amendment 1, which states that nothing in the Tennessee Constitution “secures or protects” a right to abortion.World
Deal Set on China-Led Infrastructure Bank
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, with much of its initial $50 billion in capital provided by Beijing, would offer financing for projects across Asia.China is buying influence.
It is better than the force of arms.
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Business Day
Three More States Ban a Type of Highway Guardrail
Ten states have now banned the ET-Plus system made by Trinity Industries, which is suspected of malfunctioning in crashes.N.Y. / Region
Board Approves Sayreville Football Coaches’ Suspensions in High School Hazing Case
The school board made the move in response to hazing and abuse allegations against players on the New Jersey team.Opinion
In Georgia, a Democrat Appeals to the Distant Hope of Compromise
In a tight Senate race, Michelle Nunn might be on to something.Opinion
Why Kobani Must Be Saved
A setback in Kobani, Syria, would show the fragility of the American operation and hand the Islamic State an important victory.The Upshot
The Conflict Between Germany and the E.C.B. That Threatens Europe
Unlike Germany, Mario Draghi and the European Central Bank see a long deflationary period as the biggest danger for Europe.Technology
Taxes on Information Technologies Threatening Economic Growth, Report Says
Especially in developing countries, high taxes on information and communication technologies are slowing corporate productivity and e-commerce, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation said.World
Iraqi Christian Refugees in Jordan
About 4,000 Christians left the Iraqi city of Mosul for Jordan in the last three months, forced out by Islamic State fighters.Sports
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Captures Fourth Win of Season
Earnhardt won at Martinsville Speedway in Virginia on Sunday, his fourth win of the season.U.S.
Oklahoma: Challenge to Abortion Law Denied
A state judge declined Friday to block a law requiring doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles.Arts
Understanding Wasn’t Mutual
“Nation to Nation,” focusing on treaties, indicates a new, more historically serious direction for exhibitions at the National Museum of the American Indian.Opinion
Greece's Economic and Political Traps
Our society has lost a great deal and gained little in return.U.S.
In Ad Spending, Greg Abbott Opens Big Margin
Greg Abbott, the Republican who is running for governor of Texas, is riding a wave of television ads all the way to the election.A Pressed-Juice Purveyor Steps Into Skincare
Juice Generation’s new Beauty Bombs collection is comprised of a series of drinks infused with ingredients prized for their complexion-boosting benefits.Technology
Using Cash and Pressure, China Builds Its Chip Industry
The Chinese government is investing billions in domestic chip makers as well as using legal action against multinationals and, experts say, espionage.Sports
N.B.A. Game of the Week: Cavaliers vs. Bulls
Two of the teams expected to battle it out for supremacy in the Eastern Conference will face each other Friday as LeBron James and Cleveland visit Chicago and Derrick Rose.Women's College Basketball | ||
No games scheduled for Oct 26, 2014 | ||
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Sunday Review
The World’s Dissidents Have Their Say
Get depressed about a lot more than Ebola and the Islamic State.Fashion & Style
Why the Strong Reaction to RenĂ©e Zellweger’s Face?
The actress revealed a surgically altered face last Monday, and everyone seemed to take it personally.N.Y. / Region
New York City Council to Look at School Segregation
Though the Council has very limited power over public schools, the bill’s sponsors say they do have the ability to increase the volume of the conversation.Education (K-12); Minorities; Segregation and Desegregation
The rich privately educate.
The comfortable moved to the suburbs.
The city is palaces and hovels.
The schools look segregated.
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