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World
By ANNE BARNARD | Nov 1st 2014
The village of Ras Baalbek, Lebanon, is determined to stay out of
the Syrian conflict, even as it is pushed toward deeper reliance on one
of the combatants, Hezbollah.
Defense and Military Forces; Shiite Muslims; Christians and Christianity
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hezbollah
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamas
The fight is within Islam.
The area was Ottoman until 1923.
Borders in the Levant are not well established.
The Turks were and are Sunni.
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Opinion
By KATHRYN MILES | Oct 30th 2014
Tight budgets and job vacancies make it hard to predict the next Hurricane Sandy.
Hurricane Sandy (2012); Federal Budget (US); Computers and the Internet; Disasters and Emergencies
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/satellite.php
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/tatl/wv-l.jpg
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/carb/wv-l.jpg
It is wetter than you could wish.
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Fashion & Style
By ALEX WILLIAMS | Oct 31st 2014
For the contemporary technocrat, the timepiece art-object has been
replaced by an Everyman tool that sends a more politically palatable
message: youth, fitness, fiscal prudence.
Watches and Clocks; Midterm Elections (2014); Elections, Governors; Presidents and Presidency (US); Debates (Political)
Government runs on spending.
We have had very little in four years.
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Business Day
Nov 2nd 2014
The following tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week.
Government Bonds; Stocks and Bonds; Tax Credits, Deductions and Exemptions; Credit and Debt
Fear keeps the rate of return negative.
Fear is increasing.
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World
By CEYLAN YEGINSU | Nov 3rd 2014
At least 24 migrants were said to have died from a boat carrying
43 to the European Union from the Middle East, the Turkish Coast Guard
said.
Maritime Accidents and Safety; Refugees and Displaced Persons
https://www.google.com/maps/@43.767946,34.6096403,6z
The Refugees were committed to two to three days on a small boat. Limited water, limited food and limited sanitation with motion sickness and real weather. The accident was near the start.
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Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Oct 31st 2014
Tactics used in two cases risk opening the door to constitutional abuses on a wide scale if they are not halted.
Computers and the Internet; Freedom of the Press; Search and Seizure
The F.B.I. has exceeded its charter.
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U.S.
By JASON HOROWITZ | Oct 30th 2014
The inscrutable Senate minority leader, who hopes to be the next
Senate majority leader, traveled rural Kentucky in his tough re-election
campaign with a group of supporters including the singer Lee Greenwood.
Midterm Elections (2014); Elections, Senate
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2014/nov/03/us-midterm-elections-live-early-voter-turnout-set-to-surpass-2010-record
U.S.
By JACK HEALY | Oct 29th 2014
A Denver marijuana-store owner and the police teamed up for a
video warning parents that the drug can mimic Sour Patch Kids, Jolly
Ranchers and gummy bears.
Marijuana; Children and Childhood; Halloween; Candy; Law and Legislation
Prohibition panic.
Sports
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE | Nov 2nd 2014
Johnson edged Kevin Harvick by a half-second on Sunday, and Jeff
Gordon and Brad Keselowski were at the center of an altercation in pit
row after a bumping episode on the track.
Automobile Racing; Nascar Sprint Cup Series
You have a contract.
Opinion
Nov 2nd 2014
James A. Parrott of the Fiscal Policy Institute writes that former
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s “giveaways” will cost New York City
billions.
Tax Credits, Deductions and Exemptions
With the West Side yards we see the end of Manhattan port facilities.
World
By ISABEL KERSHNER | Oct 30th 2014
Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman of Israel said the decision by
Stockholm was unfortunate and would strengthen radical elements and
Palestinian recalcitrance.
Palestinians; Israeli Settlements
Sweden may feel the need to repatriate their refugees.
Business Day
By DAVID CARR | Nov 2nd 2014
Even as a Verizon-run website called SugarString underscores
problems with the blurring of advertising and news, The Texas Tribune, a
nonpartisan news organization, is thriving.
News and News Media; Nonprofit Organizations; Advertising and Marketing
The Texas Tribune looks to be wholly owned by the power structure of Texas.
World
By MANU JOSEPH | Oct 30th 2014
The prime minister has vowed to bring back money that corrupt
Indians have allegedly sent overseas. But his initial findings were
disappointing.
Corruption (Institutional); Tax Evasion
He is just being stupid.
Magazine
By DOUGLAS EMLEN | Oct 31st 2014
Yes.
Fashion & Style
By ILANA KRAMER | Oct 30th 2014
Two couples, friends, were trying to have a baby. One had the solution for both.
Infertility; Babies and Infants; Pregnancy and Childbirth
ok
World
By DAVID M. HERSZENHORN | Oct 29th 2014
Dysfunction between presidents and prime ministers has hobbled the
country, leaving it one of the poorest on the European Continent and
often beholden to the whims of Russia.
Elections
Yes
U.S.
By JEREMY W. PETERS | Oct 29th 2014
Democrats in the closest Senate races in the South are turning to
racially charged messages to jolt African-Americans into voting and stop
a Republican takeover in Washington.
Blacks; Political Advertising; Midterm Elections (2014); Race and
Ethnicity; Elections, Senate; Elections, House of Representatives
World
By HELENE COOPER | Oct 30th 2014
As Liberia’s first elected leader after a devastating civil war,
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has pushed the country to economic
growth, but gains have been halted by the Ebola outbreak.
Ebola Virus; Economic Conditions and Trends; Corruption (Institutional); Foreign Aid
World
By PATRICK REEVELL | Nov 2nd 2014
Scientists blew up more than half a ton of uranium in 2,000
explosions at a fort only 14 miles from the Eiffel Tower. Now there is
disagreement over whether the site should be redeveloped.
Nuclear Tests; Radiation; Uranium; Nuclear Weapons
Opinion
By VANESSA BARBARA | Oct 30th 2014
This is what a normal campaign season looks like: strange people,
funny memes, a strong influence of religion and lots of turnarounds.
Elections; Democracy (Theory and Philosophy)
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@ 2:30
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World
By ANNE BARNARD | Nov 1st 2014
The village of Ras Baalbek, Lebanon, is determined to stay out of
the Syrian conflict, even as it is pushed toward deeper reliance on one
of the combatants, Hezbollah.
Defense and Military Forces; Shiite Muslims; Christians and Christianity
Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Oct 31st 2014
Tactics used in two cases risk opening the door to constitutional abuses on a wide scale if they are not halted.
Computers and the Internet; Freedom of the Press; Search and Seizure
World
By DAVID M. HERSZENHORN | Oct 31st 2014
The agreement was reached after both sides accepted the financial realities, in the face of an approaching winter.
Natural Gas; Embargoes and Sanctions; International Relations
Business Day
Nov 2nd 2014
The following tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week.
Government Bonds; Stocks and Bonds; Tax Credits, Deductions and Exemptions; Credit and Debt
Sports
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Nov 2nd 2014
Johnson edged Kevin Harvick by a half-second on Sunday, and Jeff
Gordon and Brad Keselowski were at the center of an altercation in pit
row after a bumping episode on the track.
Automobile Racing; Nascar Sprint Cup Series
Business Day
By BILL CARTER | Nov 2nd 2014
The results of Bill Maher’s bid to influence a House race in Minnesota will be seen with Tuesday’s election returns.
Midterm Elections (2014); Elections, House of Representatives; United States Politics and Government
Opinion
By EVAN J. MANDERY | Nov 1st 2014
Universities must consider divesting from fossil fuels.
Global Warming; Colleges and Universities; Endowments; Energy and Power; Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline
Books
By JENNIFER SCHUESSLER | Nov 2nd 2014
The latest Norton anthology takes on major world religions, in 4,000-plus pages.
Religion and Belief; Books and Literature; Sufism (Religion);
Buddhism; Muslims and Islam; Jews and Judaism; Christians and
Christianity; Taoism
Opinion
Nov 2nd 2014
James A. Parrott of the Fiscal Policy Institute writes that former
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s “giveaways” will cost New York City
billions.
Tax Credits, Deductions and Exemptions
Business Day
By JAMES KANTER, JACK EWING and NELSON D. SCHWARTZ | Nov 2nd 2014
The European Union will publish growth and job forecasts for the
fall, and the Labor Department will report on United States unemployment
for October.
Labor and Jobs; Economic Conditions and Trends
Business Day
By DAVID CARR | Nov 2nd 2014
Even as a Verizon-run website called SugarString underscores
problems with the blurring of advertising and news, The Texas Tribune, a
nonpartisan news organization, is thriving.
News and News Media; Nonprofit Organizations; Advertising and Marketing
Business Day
By ALEXANDRA ALTER | Nov 2nd 2014
Product placement in a novel might strike some as unseemly, but
“Find Me I’m Yours” — an e-book that also makes room for sponsored
content from companies — is not like most novels.
E-Books and Readers; Writing and Writers; Books and Literature; Web-Original Programming; Advertising and Marketing
World
By DIDI KIRSTEN TATLOW | Nov 2nd 2014
The change, made official on Saturday, targets foreign spies and
their domestic collaborators, reflecting top-level concerns about
growing political threats from abroad, analysts said.
Espionage and Intelligence Services; Law and Legislation
Opinion
Nov 2nd 2014
Readers discuss how to open up more work opportunities for former inmates.
Ex-Convicts; Hiring and Promotion; Labor and Jobs; Prisons and Prisoners
Opinion
Nov 2nd 2014
There may, at last, be restitution for 'contract children' forcibly separated from their families.
Reparations; Child Abuse and Neglect; Child Labor; Children and Childhood
World
By PATRICK REEVELL | Nov 2nd 2014
Scientists blew up more than half a ton of uranium in 2,000
explosions at a fort only 14 miles from the Eiffel Tower. Now there is
disagreement over whether the site should be redeveloped.
Nuclear Tests; Radiation; Uranium; Nuclear Weapons
U.S.
By ROBERT PEAR | Nov 1st 2014
The Obama administration has discovered a number of defects in the
online marketplace that will offer health insurance to small-business
employees, but said they would be fixed before Nov. 15.
Health Insurance and Managed Care; Small Business; Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (2010)
Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Nov 1st 2014
Many voters seem ready to demand a change from ruinous Republican policies.
Midterm Elections (2014); Elections, Governors; Voting and Voters; Polls and Public Opinion
Real Estate
By RONDA KAYSEN | Nov 1st 2014
Questions about who pays for smoke detectors; buying a rental building; and responsibility for roof repairs.
Real Estate and Housing (Residential); Landlords; Roofs; Condominiums
N.Y. / Region
By DAVID W. CHEN | Nov 2nd 2014
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo gets strong marks for his response to the
Ebola virus. But some voters are unsettled by what they view as his
back-room, bullying style and by a federal investigation.
Midterm Elections (2014); Elections, Governors; Voting and Voters
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