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Business Day
Wall St. Moves Higher
The monthly jobs report from the Labor Department showed a strong pace of hiring in March.Any excuse.
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Food
Your Next Lesson: Austrian Riesling
Spring prompts a yearning for light, lively freshness.Your choice.
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The Upshot
This Is the Job Market We’ve Been Hoping for All These Years
The U.S. economy still has serious problems, but the labor market continues to head in the right direction.One month is not significant.
Politics tries to keep things looking good in election years.
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N.Y. / Region
An ‘Exemplary’ Foster Father, a String of Suspicions and Sexual-Abuse Charges
Interviews and child-protection records document a failure of oversight by government agencies that shared responsibility for the welfare of children placed in the care of Cesar Gonzales-Mugaburu on Long Island.I would expect a more solid case.
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Opinion
The Danger of a Runaway Antarctica
Despite environmental progress, the threat of rising seas must be countered by increased international cooperation and leadership from the United States.It is late to offer hope.
There is a fifty year lag in the response of the planet.
If carbon dioxide emission stopped now conditions would worsen for half a century.
It would take several centuries for conditions to decay back toward what they are now.
Carbon continues to be burnt at an increasing rate.
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Health
F.D.A. Eases Requirements on Abortion Pill Label
The move was a victory for abortion rights advocates who had been fighting laws in states like Texas, North Dakota and Ohio that required providers to follow the original F.D.A. labels.Good.
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U.S.
Thousands Could Lose Food Stamps as States Restore Pre-Recession Requirements
More than 500,000 people are estimated to soon lose food stamps as states reimpose time limits and work requirements that were suspended in recent years because of high unemployment.There are those who think this a good thing.
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N.Y. / Region
Review: The Cottage Aims for Complex Food in a Simple Setting
The Westport restaurant is the latest effort from the owner and chef Brian Lewis, who tries to create a sense of home in the cozy space.Any time we are near.
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Real Estate
Homes for Sale in Nassau and Westchester Counties
This week’s featured properties are four-bedroom homes in Rye Brook, N.Y., and Massapequa, N.Y.Worse and more of it.
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Business Day
Technology to Make Clean Energy From Coal Is Stumbling in Practice
A large-scale project in Canada to capture carbon from a coal-burning power plant has fallen short of its goal and its costs are soaring.The system is working amazingly well.
That does not mean it is a good system.
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Opinion
Abortion and Punishment
Donald Trump stumbles onto the true logic of the case against legal abortion: Murder has consequences.The argument over abortion is settled.
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Business Day
Popular Quartz Countertops Pose a Risk to Workers
The government has issued new rules on “engineered stone” containing silica, a mineral linked to silicosis and other diseases among workers.Silicosis is understood.
Exposure to silica dust is regulated.
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Food
For Extraordinary Flavor, Add a Few Drops of Squid Ink
The important thing to know about squid ink is that it is extraordinarily delicious.http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018044-risotto-nero-with-squid
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World
Cameron Rules Out Nationalization of Britain’s Struggling Steel Industry
Prime Minister David Cameron spoke after Tata Steel, an Indian company, announced on Wednesday that it would seek to sell its British steel factories.Tariffs are popular.
The fight about the E.U. continues.
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Food
What to Cook This Weekend
Unveiling the ‘Sousbot,’ a Bittman recipe for pork ribs and other ideas for the weekend.Provide an excuse.
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Health
Exercise Is Not the Path to Strong Bones
The idea that modest strength training exercise can help build bone mass was too good to be true.Do what you can.
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N.Y. / Region
Suspensions Keep Falling in New York City’s Schools
The use of the punishment declined by 32 percent during the second half of 2015, in part because of curtailed suspensions for defying authority.OK
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Opinion
Sexual Assault on Campus
The president of a college stresses a responsibility to protect students, and a reader suggests a return to old-fashioned dating.Culture is changing.
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Real Estate
When Your Dog Meets the Co-op Board
A pet’s behavior on display; an apartment that gets noisy; and utilities not covered by rent.Good advice as usual.
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N.Y. / Region
The Winter Flounder, a Master of Disguise With a Wandering Eye
A search for warmer waters bring the fish closer to humans, who have found them to be good eating.Numbers are down
Science
Don’t Let Them Tell You You’re Not at the Center of the Universe
A timely answer to the question: “Where did the Big Bang happen?”Everywhere.
U.S.
Michigan: Longtime Prosecutor Resigns After Charges That He Hired Prostitutes
The prosecutor of Ingham County said that he had resigned after being charged with hiring prostitutes hundreds of times and paying for sex with a woman who wanted help in a child custody dispute.The Republicans are hunting.
U.S.
Unable to Pay $100 Bail, Homeless Man Dies in New Hampshire Jail
The state medical examiner said the autopsy report for Jeffrey Pendleton, 26, was inconclusive and needs toxicology results.Tear jerker.
N.Y. / Region
Lots to Love About a Gecko
Ron Peteroy says there is a lizard for everyone out there. He should know. He has about a thousand of them.I have no desire for a pet rock.
Travel
An Edinburgh Hotel With a Boutique Sensibility (on Steroids)
Industrial chic and modern, the five-story hotel is just north of the city center.A place to sleep.
Health
In Miami, Facing Risk of Zika With Resolve but Limited Resources
Stopping the virus’s spread, health experts say, requires muscular control of the mosquitoes that carry it. But the quality of services varies wildly.Zika will do well in Miami.
U.S.
Donald Trump Starts Wisconsin Bid in Ryan’s Hometown
Mr. Trump, the anti-establishment voice, kicked off his quest at a rally in Janesville, the hometown of Speaker Paul D. Ryan — the button-downed, clean-cut steward of the G.O.P.http://fivethirtyeight.com/politics/
Food
Your Next Lesson: Austrian Riesling
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