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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Virtual Future Subaru Edition
The company reveals an edgy all-digital concept designed for a video game; G.M. production of pickup trucks may be higher in 2015 than original estimates said.Business Day
NRG Sets Goals to Cut Carbon Emissions
By 2050, the company, which built its business from coal and other conventional power plants, aims to have reduced emissions by 90 percent.Health
Nurses Urge Leniency Over Refusal to Force-Feed at Guantánamo Bay
The case of a medical officer who refused to force-feed hunger strikers is the latest flash point in a heated debate over medical workers’ role in interrogation and torture.U.S.
Texas: Judge Refuses to Dismiss Case Against Governor
A Texas judge refused on Tuesday to quash on technicalities two criminal felony indictments for abuse of power against Gov. Rick Perry.U.S.
As Ferguson Grand Jury Report Looms, Police Say They Don’t Fear Protests
A grand jury will soon decide whether to indict the officer who shot Michael Brown. Many police departments across the country said they were preparing for protests but expecting little trouble.Opinion
Congress Must Act on War Authority
Though the U.S. is fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria, our elected leaders continue to shirk their constitutional responsibility.Automobiles
Minivans Fare Poorly in Tests Mimicking a Collision
Three minivans received a Poor rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety in its small overlap front crash test.Sports
Two Nations Reverse Course on Boycott of Handball Championships
Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates have changed plans and now want to play in the men’s world championships in Qatar.| Women's College Basketball | ||
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Business Day
Jeff Bezos Makes His Mark on Washington Post With New Kindle App
It is the first formal collaboration between the newspaper and Amazon since Mr. Bezos, the online giant’s founder, bought The Post for $250 million last year.Business Day
Low Inflation Replaces Joblessness as Reason Fed Won’t Raise Rates
Minutes of the October meeting of Federal Reserve policy makers indicate they see little reason to change course and expect steady economic and job growth to continue.Home & Garden
Is That Chervil Winking at Me?
Seed-package art renders vegetables and herbs with creativity and passion. Showing a little leg helps, too.
How OkCupid Has Become More Inclusive on Gender and Sexuality
The dating site is drawing praise for offering users some new choices.Opinion
Ukraine’s Slow Collapse
Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, is largely responsible for the impasse in Ukraine.World
10 From One Family Are Killed in Sinai Blast
Residents of the area and a neighbor of the family said the home had been hit by missiles, possibly fired by an Egyptian Army helicopter or drone.Egyptians are fighting Egyptians.
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Fashion & Style
Inside Bunny Mellon’s World
Reflecting refined simplicity, thousands of items are part of what one designer calls “the Super Bowl of grand-dame auctions.”N.Y. / Region
Judge Declines to Drop Felony Charges in 1 World Trade Center Jump
Three men who parachuted from the 1,776-foot tower showed a “callous disregard” for the community’s safety, a State Supreme Court judge said.Science
Viruses as a Cure
Our bodies are home to trillions of viruses, and new research hints that some of them may actually be keeping us healthy.
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T. Pride, a microbiologist at the University of California, San Diego,
said that the new study would spur other researchers to see if they can
find similar results in humans.
“The hunt for natural viruses that are beneficial to our immune systems has officially begun,” he said."
Books
George W. Bush’s ‘41: A Portrait of My Father’
George W. Bush’s “41,” an affectionate biography of his father, takes readers through the touchstones of an extraordinary life.Opinion
Malaysia's Prime Minister Says Fast-Growing Nations Have Role in Curbing Warming
The prime minister of gas-rich Malaysia sees a climate-friendly path ahead.Business Day
Chinese Interests Look to Malaysia for Cheap Iron Ore, and Profits
CAA Resources, controlled by China, reopened “Iron Hill,” a dormant iron mine in Bukit Besi, Malaysia, and is ramping up production despite the ore’s falling price.+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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World
Pakistani, Held in Iraq, Wins a Round in Court
The plaintiff, who was detained in Iraq in 2004, says he was tortured on and off for a decade, first by British and then by American troops.Automobiles
Minivans Fare Poorly in Tests Mimicking a Collision
Three minivans received a Poor rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety in its small overlap front crash test.
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World
Mutual Suspicion Hangs Over Turkish Prime Minister’s Visit to Iraq
The visit by Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu was a vivid example of a scramble in Middle East politics as former rivals are seeking to come together to defeat ISIS.
Business Day
Justice Dept. Sets Record in Penalties for Fraud
The Justice Department collected a record $24.7 billion in penalties from fraud and other cases in fiscal year 2014, the agency said on Wednesday, as fines against banks for financial misconduct soared.Food
Video: Making Thanksgiving Lefse
Sam Sifton and Molly Yeh make a family lefse recipe. The thin potato-dough flatbread is a Thanksgiving side dish in North Dakota and Minnesota.
I have only one interest.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
Raising interest rates in these conditions would be a disaster.
Your Money
Long-in-the-Tooth Dental Advice
Many people over age 65 lack dental insurance, a benefit that isn’t covered by traditional Medicare, and those eligible for Medicaid have limited coverage, depending on where they live.World
North Korea Threatens to Conduct Nuclear Test
North Korea said the actions would be in response to a United Nations committee’s recommendation to prosecute North Korean leaders for rights violations.|
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