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Ohio: Judge Rejects a Challenge to Ballot Access Law
The state did not violate the United States Constitution when it imposed new ballot access limits last year on minor political parties, a federal judge ruled Monday.
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Sports
Connecticut Occupies Usual Perch
In the bracket for the women’s N.C.A.A, tournament, UConn was awarded a No. 1 seed for the ninth consecutive year.Sports
New Season, Same Leader Likely of a Rejiggered Formula One Pack
Winter test results suggest that Mercedes, defending world driver and constructor champion, is still the strongest team, but the challengers may be different as the 2015 season begins Sunday in Australia.
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Administration Asks Court to Lift Order Halting Immigration Programs
Calling the reasoning behind the Feb. 16 injunction “unprecedented and wrong,” an emergency stay was sought in the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans.
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Expulsion of Two Oklahoma Students Over Video Leads to Free Speech Debate
Some legal experts say that the racist chants uttered by the fraternity members were, however odious, protected by the First Amendment.U.S.
Data on Health Law Shows Largest Drop in Uninsured in 4 Decades, the U.S. Says
The Obama administration said that 16.4 million uninsured people had gained health coverage since major provisions of the Affordable Care Act began to take effect in 2010.Opinion
Less Anxious? Thank Your Lucky Genes
Readers respond to a Sunday Review essay about a genetic mutation that can make people less anxious.U.S.
Utah Passes Antidiscrimination Bill Backed by Mormon Leaders
The bill has been hailed by Mormon leaders and gay rights advocates as a breakthrough in balancing rights and religious freedom.Business Day
Looking at the Promise and Perils of the Emerging Big Data Sector
Bruce Schneier, an expert in cryptography and security, has deep knowledge of the uses and abuses of data collection, but his viewpoints seem to subvert the democratic principles he supports.U.S.
For Ruben Gallego, a Ride on Air Force One and a Presidential Aside
Mr. Gallego, an Arizona Democrat, talked about life at Harvard as the first in his family to go to college, his military service in Iraq and how he met his wife at a fraternity date auction.Science
Why Icicles Look the Way They Do
An atlas, not surprisingly out of Canada, documents the drip, drip, drip that determines those curious and beautiful shapes.U.S.
Oregon: Voter Registration Made Automatic
Oregon took a pioneering step on Monday to broaden participation by automatically registering people to vote.Business Day
G.M. Will Face Further Discovery in Broader Class-Action Case
G.M. settled a wrongful-death lawsuit just last week with the parents of a crash victim. But the information uncovered in that case is being built on for a broader class action against the company.World
Conservationists Denounce Chinese Show Where Celebrities and Wildlife Share Stage
A show in which entertainers hug whale sharks, kiss lions, feed pandas and dress up baby chimpanzees has come under fire from groups that say such activities are cruel and dangerous.
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