Troubles are endless.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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U.S.
Financial Pressures Ease on Students, Studies Say
It was unclear whether the changes marked the start of a shift toward better news on the economics of higher education or just a temporary pause in more worrisome trends.N.Y. / Region
New York Plants Curbside Gardens to Soak Up Storm-Water Runoff
The city, as part of a $2.4 billion project to protect waterways, will add thousands of street-side plots in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens in the coming months.Health
What Our Sewage Can Teach Us
By analyzing samples from each of the five New York City boroughs, Jane M. Carlton hopes to detect viruses before an outbreak.
Pogo daily strip from Earth Day, 1971
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World
In Shake-Up, Iraqi Premier Replaces 36 Commanders
It was the first public effort by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to put his mark on the security forces battling Islamic State militants.N.Y. / Region
With Persistence and Phone Calls, Defending Against Ebola in New York
The health department is monitoring almost 300 people, including those involved in Dr. Craig Spencer’s care and recent arrivals to New York City from African countries hit hardest by the virus.Business Day
Debts Canceled by Bankruptcy Still Mar Consumer Credit Scores
The practice, under investigation by the Justice Department, affects tens of thousands of Americans, impairing their ability to secure housing and jobs.World
Jean-Claude Juncker Breaks Silence Over Luxembourg Tax Issues
The former prime minister of Luxembourg, now the president of the European Commission, denied that his “ambition was to organize tax evasion in Europe.”Sports
Problems With Antidoping System Cast a Shadow on Kenyan Runners
The Kenyan marathon runner Rita Jeptoo failed an initial doping screening, raising questions about doping enforcement in that African nation.World
Life Imitates Propaganda in Egypt
Talking politics with a foreigner in a cafe in Cairo now strikes some Egyptians as grounds for arrest.Technology
A Quake Warning, Before It Strikes
The University of California, Berkeley, is working on a smartphone app that would warn users before a quake hits.Opinion
A New Model for Affordable Housing
Astoria Cove on the East River in Queens is an example of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s commitment to create or save 200,000 affordable apartments in 10 years.Business Day
Washington Apples Delayed at West Coast Seaports
The delays are the result of longshoremen and shippers negotiating a new contract after a previous labor deal ended in July.Opinion
In Joint Steps on Emissions, China and U.S. Set Aside 'You First' Approach on Global Warming
Oil does not like the deal.
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Opinion
Don’t Ask How to Feed the 9 Billion
The solution isn’t to produce more food, it’s to eliminate poverty.The Upshot
Kansas Announces Big Budget Gap, but True Gap May Be Even Larger
The state is counting on collecting slightly more personal income tax this year than last. But it is not on track to do so.U.S.
Colorado: Sage Grouse Is Given Protected Status
Federal officials granted protection to the Gunnison sage grouse on Wednesday, a move that could bring restrictions on oil and gas drilling and other activity to preserve the bird’s habitat in areas of Colorado and Utah.U.S.
Justices Hear Challenge to Alabama Redistricting
Black and Democratic lawmakers in Alabama said the state Legislature relied too heavily on race in 2012 by maintaining high concentrations of black voters in some districts.Business Day
Bank Audit in Europe Cuts Doubt, Yellen Says
The Federal Reserve chairwoman, speaking in Paris, appeared to disagree with critics who have questioned the rigor of a recent eurozone audit.U.S.
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