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Opinion
A Path to Citizenship for Immigrants
Jeanne M. Atkinson of the Catholic Legal Immigration Network writes that “we must not delay further” on immigration reform.Business Day
Senators Propose Fees for Shipping Oil by Rail Car
The proposal would be paired with tax breaks for companies that use new tank cars built to better withstand derailments.Business Day
Avian Flu Infections Are Found at Five More Iowa Poultry Farms
If the bird flu virus is confirmed at all five farms, the number of sites where H5 has been found in Iowa during this outbreak would rise to 17.Travel
Video: 36 Hours in Key West, Fla.
Ernest Hemingway’s favorite pastimes — catching big fish, eating well and drinking hard — still define the island’s appeal, with the added attractions of countless water sports and gorgeous sunsets.U.S.
House Passes G.O.P. Budget Aiming to Repeal Health Law
The joint House-Senate nonbinding budget plan promises to balance the budget in nine years through more than $5 trillion in spending cuts.Business Day
U.S. Sets New Rules for Oil Shipments by Rail
The regulations will phase out older tank cars and mandate new braking technology, but some critics called them inadequate.Real Estate
Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan
This week’s properties include co-ops in Carnegie Hill and on the Upper West Side, and a townhouse in Bedford-Stuyvesant.Fashion & Style
High Season Over, Now Is the Time for Beach Getaways
Beach destinations around the world are offering big savings without the crowds of winter — good reasons to book a trip and get a jump on summer.Sports
Video: The 1990 N.F.L. Draft: Rodney Hampton
Selected by the Giants in the first round, Rodney Hampton won a Super Bowl ring as a rookie and has credited his family with helping him avoid the pitfalls of instant success.Business Day
Hospitals Provide a Pulse in Struggling Rural Towns
With little economic vitality amid the decline in manufacturing, small towns can be helped enormously by a well-run hospital.Business Day
Slightly Higher Percentage of Law School Graduates Landed Legal Jobs, Report Says
The four percentage point increase from 2013 appears to be a result of fewer law school graduates in 2014 rather than a better hiring market.Opinion
Enlisting Bystanders to Fight Online Abuse
Third-party tools can be used to help combat harassment on social networks.Business Day
Iowa Declares Emergency as Bird Flu Spreads
Nearly 17 million chickens and turkeys in the state are dead, dying or scheduled to be killed because of the disease.World
Video: Reaction to South Korea Ferry Verdict
Relatives of the victims in South Korea’s ferry disaster expressed discontent on Tuesday after an appeals court sentenced the captain to life in prison and issued a reduced sentence for the crew.World
Lithuania: A Protest to Moscow
Lithuania said Friday that it had summoned the Russian ambassador to complain about repeated Russian naval activities.Opinion
Money for the National Institutes of Health
Wendy Luftig, chairwoman of the Bioethical Issues Committee of the New York City Bar Association, calls on Congress to seize the moment and act.U.S.
Walking a Fine Line in Promoting a Trade Deal
Even as President Obama sought support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership by acknowledging the downside of free-trade pacts, a report from his economic team cited their benefits.World
3 Ways Nepalis Are Using Crowdsourcing to Aid in Quake Relief
Nepalis at home and abroad are leading initiatives that harness digital technologies and social platforms to assist their countrymen in relief efforts.World
Colombia: Officials Urge End to Herbicide’s Use on Coca
Colombia’s Health Ministry has recommended halting the spraying of an herbicide widely used in an American-funded campaign to eradicate crops of coca.World
Chinese and Russian Navies to Hold Joint Drills in Mediterranean
The announcement of joint military exercises was a further sign of deepening ties between China and Russia, and of the Chinese Navy’s increasing ambitions.The Upshot
Speedy Drug Approvals Have Become the Rule, Not the Exception
Most recent drug development in the U.S. has been done through specially approved pathways, and two more may be added.Opinion
Lymphoma Research
Meghan E. Gutierrez of the Lymphoma Research Foundation writes, “The tremendous progress made in lymphoma and diagnostics research holds the potential to accelerate the era of personalized medicine.”Travel
Video: 36 Hours in Key West, Fla.
Ernest Hemingway’s favorite pastimes — catching big fish, eating well and drinking hard — still define the island’s appeal, with the added attractions of countless water sports and gorgeous sunsets.World
Times Journalist Ellen Barry Answers Readers’ Questions on Nepal
Ellen Barry, the South Asia bureau chief for The Times, answers questions on Facebook on the situation on the ground in Nepal almost a week after an earthquake killed thousands.Health
Injection Offers Option to Slim Down Double Chin Without Surgery
The Food and Drug Administration approved on Wednesday the new treatment, whose active ingredient, deoxycholic acid, dissolves fat.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.”yes
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Opinion
Eat, Drink and Be Merry, Like the French?
Readers recount different experiences of food and food restrictions in France, America and elsewhere.Opinion
The End of California?
Ingenuity created an Eden, and despite those who relish the notion of its failure, it will find a solution.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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