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Chasm Grows Within G.O.P. Over Spending
Fiscal hawks who are determined to maintain strict spending caps oppose defense hawks who are threatening to derail any budget that does not ensure an increase for the military.
Business Day
Popular Demand
People 18 to 24 trailed the weekly averages for all adults in most media usage categories, except for smartphone use, game console use, and time spent using a “multimedia device.”U.S.
Boston Celebrates End of Ban as Gays March in St. Patrick’s Parade
Thousands of people celebrated a new chapter in the city’s history on Sunday as the storied South Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade opened its ranks for the first time to gays and lesbians.U.S.
Letter Calls Plea Deal for David Petraeus a ‘Profound Double Standard’
A sharply worded letter to the Justice Department calls for the release of Stephen J. Kim, an imprisoned government contractor who is serving a 13-month sentence for disclosing classified information about North Korea to Fox News.World
France Charges 2 Suspected of Ties to Gunman in Attacks
The two men, charged with “terrorist conspiracy to commit crimes against people,” are suspected of links to Amedy Coulibaly, who attacked a kosher grocery in Paris.
U.S.
A Frontier Land Dispute, Circa 2015, Pits Modernization Against the Past
As in many larger cities across the country, modernization and history are facing off in Cheyenne, Wyo., the scene of a battle over the fate of three homes.World
Leading Role for France as Africa Battles Back
France has joined an increasingly violent campaign to combat Al Qaeda’s affiliate and other Islamist extremists, and more recently to thwart Boko Haram.France likes to Crusade.
Opinion
Slavery’s Enduring Resonance
My family owned people. What would those people think of America today?
Opinion
College Applications and Criminal Records
Screening prospective students for convictions is driving away large numbers of people who present no danger to campus safety and are capable of succeeding.
Opinion
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