Monday, March 9, 2015

@23:00, 3/9/15

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N.Y. / Region

In New Exam for Cabbies, Knowledge of Streets Takes a Back Seat


2
World

International Criminal Court Seeks U.N. Action on Sudan


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N.Y. / Region

Bratton and de Blasio Offering Mixed Signals Over Marijuana

A law enforcement issue highlights the distinct sensibilities of New York City’s mayor and his police commissioner.
Marijuana; Law and Legislation; Drug Abuse and Traffic 

Bratton will be replaced.

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The Upshot

In Forecasting Health Costs, Let Technology Be Your Guide


6
Health

Ebola-Stricken Countries Lagged in Health Systems


7
Sports

Freshman Guard Leads Duke to a Sweep of North Carolina


The women's playoff schedule is not yet published.

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N.Y. / Region

A Warning to Prepare for a Grayer City


Assisted living should be paid for.

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U.S.

Missouri Court Assigns a State Judge to Handle Ferguson Cases


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Arts

$5,200 or $5.2 Million? It’s All in How It’s Framed

At a time when the attribution of paintings can be so litigious, a startling reassessment provides a rare window into the often imprecise, and debate-riddled, field of identifying the authorship of artworks.
Art; Auctions 

Let it go.

12
Business Day

Job Growth for Hispanics Is Outpacing Other Groups


13
World

Afghan Peace Efforts Reopen Wounds Over Pakistan

President Ashraf Ghani is seeking to pressure the Taliban to join peace talks by intensively courting Pakistan’s military, though critics distrust Pakistan.
Afghanistan War (2001-14); International Relations 

I am not going to worry about the situation.

14
World

Former Sarkozy Aide Charged in Fraud, as Inquiry into Illegal Campaign Funding Continues

Claude Guéant, a top aide to former President Nicolas Sarkozy, was accused by a judge in Paris of forgery and laundering proceeds from tax fraud.
Frauds and Swindling; Tax Evasion; Money Laundering; Forgery 

The case is weak.

15
World

Netanyahu Comments Cast Doubt on Stance Toward Palestinians

The prime minister vowed “no concessions” to the Palestinians and “no withdrawals,” casting doubt on his declared support for a two-state solution.
Palestinians 

The extending settlements demonstrate the government policy.

16
Opinion

Britain’s Time of Turbulence

Alienated voters faced with some uninspiring choices make for a radically unpredictable election.
Elections; Voting and Voters; Politics and Government 

Enter the liberal democrats as none of the above.

17
Business Day

Treasury Auctions Set for the Week of March 9

The following tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week.
Stocks and Bonds; Credit and Debt; Tax Credits, Deductions and Exemptions 

"At the close of the New York cash market on Friday, the rate on the outstanding three-month bill was 0.01 percent. The rate on the six-month issue was 0.10 percent, and the rate on the four-week issue was 0.01 percent."

Deflation.

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Opinion

A Complicated Future for a Banlieue on the Outskirts of Paris

Forces of gentrification and tolerance in a working-class suburb.
Immigration and Emigration; Suburbs; Editorials; Religion and Belief; Social Conditions and Trends 

Gasoline will go up again.

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U.S.

For Steve Russell, a Relaxing Post After Helping to Capture Saddam Hussein

Representative Steve Russell, Republican of Oklahoma, discussed his 21-year Army career and what motivated him to run for Congress.
United States Politics and Government; Defense and Military Forces 

There is learning to be done.

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U.S.

Hillary Clinton Faces Test of Record as Women’s Advocate

Donations to the Clinton Foundation from nations with poor records on women’s rights are causing problems for a candidate expected to run in part as the embodiment of women’s aspirations.
Presidential Election of 2016; Women's Rights; Human Rights and Human Rights Violations; Women and Girls; Philanthropy 

She will survive it or not.
My input is not required.

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