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U.S.
Kentucky Clerk Allows Same-Sex Licenses, but Questions Legality
Kim Davis, who had been jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, warned on Monday that any licenses would be issued without her authorization.Kim Davis stays out of jail.
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Sports
France Makes European Championship Quarterfinals
Greece also secured a place in the quarterfinals by beating Belgium, 75-54, and will play Spain.The game of Basket Ball is not intellectual property.
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World
A Hunting Ban Saps a Village’s Livelihood
Villages like Sankuyo, Botswana, have lost income from trophy hunting while growing numbers of lions and elephants threaten their livestock and crops. Many in Africa argue that Western sensitivities are actually hurting conservation efforts.The villagers can move on.
Governments can help them do so.
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U.S.
One Symptom in New Medical Codes: Doctor Anxiety
Under the new coding regime, government programs and private insurers will require doctors, hospitals, clinics and nursing homes to report vastly more information about the care they provide patients.The accountants worries are not the doctor's worries.
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World
Hungarians Say Images of Harshness Toward Migrants Are Unfair
Widely seen video of ugly incidents has obscured daily examples of kindness during an overwhelming rush across the border, officials say.Germany is leading the response.
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U.S.
California Wildfires Prompt Evacuations and Emergency Declaration
Two wildfires north of San Francisco had burned through more than 100,000 acres and destroyed at least 81 homes by Sunday afternoon, according to state officials.Business as usual.
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Sports
Britain and Ireland Team Tops U.S. at Walker Cup
Jimmy Mullen won all four matches he played in the two-day amateur event as the Britain and Ireland team regained the Walker Cup with its highest points total.8
Sports
Lydia Ko Wins Evian Championship to Become Youngest Major Champion
Ko, a New Zealander, beat the previous record for a youngest major champion, set in 2007 by Morgan Pressel, by nearly six months.9
Sports
Liberty Close Season With a Loss
Shavonte Zellous scored 11 of her 22 points, a season high, in the final five minutes to help Indiana beat the Liberty in the final game of the regular season for both teams.Sports photography is still in development.
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N.Y. / Region
Suit Says Police Violated Occupy Wall Street Protesters’ Constitutional Rights
A new class-action lawsuit says that the New York Police Department has a policy and a history of violating protesters’ constitutional rights.The results of the suit will be interesting.
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N.Y. / Region
Subway Station for 7 Line Is Set to Open on Far West Side
The station, at 34th Street and 11th Avenue, opens to the public on Sunday afternoon when regularly scheduled No. 7 trains start rolling through.I don't expect to use the station often.
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Sports
Martina Hingis’s Doubles Comeback Yields Fifth Major Title of Year
Hingis and Sania Mirza won in straight sets at the U.S. Open, giving Hingis a 20th major title over all: five in singles, 11 in women’s doubles and four in mixed doubles.
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Opinion
What the Privileged Poor Can Teach Us
How to bottle the advantages of prep school.Children can learn.
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Health
Chronic Kidney Disease Can Be Dubious Diagnosis
Finding of the condition have become widespread, but some experts are questioning whether that reflects a danger, particularly for older adults.I have not heard a word about kidney failure.
It is over diagnosed.
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Food
White Bordeaux Demands Close Attention
These wines don’t come to you like big, wagging dogs. Instead, they slowly draw you in.I won't help you much with this.
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U.S.
Center to Give Trauma Care on South Side of Chicago
The new $40 million facility will serve adults with the most urgent health issues in neighborhoods that have long had few options.A teaching trauma center.
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Opinion
Cheerleaders, Until They See Their N.F.L. Paychecks
Cheerleaders, the most high-profile women working in the N.F.L., are paid next to nothing and don’t receive even basic employment protection.I have never been fond of football.
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Real Estate
SoHo Townhouse at $16.3 Million
A refurbished Federal-style SoHo townhouse at 27 Vandam Street, built in 1823 and later home to the choreographer Paul Taylor, is poised to enter the market.We can think about how.
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Sports
The Best Moments in College Football This Week
A look at some of the top storylines from the second week of the 2015 college football season.Title 9 has teeth.
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N.Y. / Region
New York Officer’s Manhandling of James Blake Is Shown in Video
The New York Police Department released surveillance footage showing the plainclothes officer rushing Mr. Blake, dragging him to the ground, handcuffing him and putting a knee in his back.New York has at least one bad cop.
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