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Italy Accuses Muslim Migrants of Killing Christians at Sea
Survivors of a migrant boat rescued in the Mediterranean told investigators that 15 Muslim men had thrown a dozen Christians overboard to their deaths.Health
A Lively Comment Discussion About Dementia and Sex
Many readers recounted stories about their own family members’ experiences under difficult circumstances.Opinion
Equity and Birthrates
Prof. Wendy Chavkin of the Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University, writes that women would be more likely to have babies if social supports were improved.World
U.N. Security Council Sees Video Evidence of a Chemical Attack in Syria
Dr. Mohamed Tennari from the Syrian town of Sarmeen played a video that he said showed victims of an attack last month being treated.World
Iraqi Premier Softens Tone About Saudis
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi of Iraq on a trip to Washington stepped back from earlier remarks about Saudi airstrikes in Yemen and expressed concern that fighting there could fan sectarian tensions.The Upshot
Why Americans Don’t Want to Soak the Rich
How you make sense of this seeming paradox of rising inequality and flat or declining support for redistribution depends on your ideological assumptions.N.Y. / Region
Mayor de Blasio, in Iowa, Cites ‘Rampant Inequality’ in U.S.
Mayor Bill de Blasio sounded a lot like the national player he aspires to be, delivering a fiery speech about the dangers of income inequality and calling for a revival of progressive-era politics.Contents
- 1 Early life and family
- 2 Education
- 3 The Naval War of 1812
- 4 First marriage and widowerhood
- 5 Early political career
- 6 Cowboy in Dakota
- 7 Second marriage
- 8 Reentering public life
- 9 Emergence as a national figure
- 10 Presidency (1901–1909)
- 11 Post-presidency
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