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Sports
Video: The 1990 N.F.L. Draft: Keith McCants
Keith McCants was the fourth pick in the 1990 draft. During his six seasons in the N.F.L., he became addicted to painkillers, and later went to jail, lived on the street and battled depression.World
South Korean N.Y.U. Student Is Reported Arrested in North Korea
North Korea said that Joo Won-moon had been detained after crossing into the country from the Chinese town Dandong.He should have known better.
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World
North Korean Diplomats Disrupt Human Rights Panel
Three North Korean diplomats disrupted the United Nations panel on North Korean rights abuses to deliver a statement denying any wrongdoing in their country.N.Y. / Region
Jury Finds Mistakes, Not Widespread Fraud, at Seedco Job Agency
Federal jurors in Manhattan found that a former director was accountable for only 13 false placements out of more than 30,000 job seekers at the agency, which settled similar charges in 2012.Sports
Lovely Maria Wins Kentucky Oaks
Lovely Maria won the 141st Kentucky Oaks by two and three-quarter lengths against Shook Up at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky.World
Kim Jong-un Won’t Attend WWII Celebration in Moscow
The North Korean leader’s tentative plans were canceled because of “internal Korean affairs,” the Interfax news agency reported.Kim Jong-un is known to be troubled.
"Yes, I am paranoid. Am I paranoid enough?"
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N.Y. / Region
Chris Christie Ally Expected to Plead Guilty in George Washington Bridge Lane-Closing Case
While the exact charges to which David Wildstein would plead guilty were not immediately clear, the top federal prosecutor in New Jersey has scheduled a news conference to discuss the matter.Sports
Former Louisville Player Chris Jones Is Cleared by Grand Jury
Two months after his arrest connected to allegations of sexual assault toward two women at a party, Jones and two other men were cleared of rape and sodomy charges.Opinion
‘Inequality Is a Choice’
The roots of inequality are complex, but our policy decisions play a significant role.Business Day
Hands-Free Cars Take Wheel, and Law Isn’t Stopping Them
Tesla, Volvo, Audi and Cadillac all plan to release vehicles that enable some hands-free driving within the next year, but few states have laws on the books.Real Estate
When a Commercial Tenant Isn’t Welcome
This weeks’ questions deal with special assessments in condos; buying without a broker; and dealing with neighbor noise.Opinion
Beyond the Pope’s Message on Climate Change
Readers discuss the significance of Francis’s position and its “ultimate consequences.”World
South Korea’s Governing Party Skates Through Elections Despite Scandal
Despite a bribery scandal that led the prime minister to resign, President Park Geun-hye’s Saenuri Party won three of four parliamentary seats filled Wednesday.
Opinion
Concerns About Dr. Oz: A Clash at Columbia
Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman, chairman of psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center, writes that Dr. Mehmet Oz “has strayed from the strict standards characteristic of the medical field.”"Dr. Oz has strayed from the strict standards characteristic of the medical field and particularly academic institutions"
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Opinion
Clash Over Frozen Embryos
Dr. Robert Klitzman of Columbia University writes that “the bioethical issues involved are complex.”Opinion
Eat, Drink and Be Merry, Like the French?
Readers recount different experiences of food and food restrictions in France, America and elsewhere.
N.Y. / Region
U.S. Indictment Details Plotting in New Jersey Bridge Scandal
An indictment released in New Jersey on Friday filled out specifics of the George Washington Bridge lane-closing scandal, and the delight three conspirators took in it.Nothing happened without the governor's permission.
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