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Opinion
By ALAIN de BOTTON | May 29th 2016
Embrace a philosophy of pessimism. Every human will disappoint you, and you’ll do the same to them.
MARRIAGES; PESSIMISM
yes Some more than others.
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U.S.
By THOMAS KAPLAN | May 30th 2016
An annual motorcycle ride, dedicated to accounting for military
members taken as prisoners of war or listed as missing in action, gave
Mr. Trump a receptive audience at the Lincoln Memorial.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 2016; MOTORCYCLES, MOTOR BIKES AND MOTORSCOOTERS; PRISONERS OF WAR; PENTAGON BUILDING
Cheap shot.
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U.S.
By MIKE McPHATE | May 30th 2016
Videos show the gorilla dragging the child, who was later rescued,
and a woman can be heard calling out: “Mommy loves you! I’m right
here!”
MONKEYS AND APES; ZOOS
Frightened keepers.
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U.S.
By AMY CHOZICK, ALEXANDER BURNS and JONATHAN MARTIN | May 29th 2016
Anxiety is spreading among Democrats that Mrs. Clinton has yet to
find her footing, and that her campaign is still unsure how to combat
Donald Trump.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 2016
Donald Trump has defeated himself.
http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2016/05/31/bad-narratives/
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Opinion
By NICHOLAS KRISTOF | May 29th 2016
When I called for my fellow progressives to welcome conservative
academics on campus, readers were in agreement that I was dead wrong.
DISCRIMINATION; LIBERALISM (US POLITICS); CONSERVATISM (US POLITICS); COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
Liberals must permit bigots speech.
They do not get much attention.
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U.S.
By JONATHAN MARTIN, ALEXANDER BURNS, TRIP GABRIEL and FERNANDA SANTOS | May 30th 2016
In the four regions likely to decide the presidency — Florida, the
upper Southeast, the Rust Belt and the interior West — Mr. Trump faces
daunting obstacles.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 2016
They have decided.
http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2016/05/31/bad-narratives/
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U.S.
By MONICA DAVEY and MITCH SMITH | May 29th 2016
Dreading the arrival of summer, historically the city’s most
dangerous season, residents and leaders called for an end to the surging
gun violence.
MURDERS, ATTEMPTED MURDERS AND HOMICIDES
Good luck.
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Business Day
By ROBERT FRANK | May 29th 2016
Nine-figure real estate listings rise even as sales of luxury real
estate cool. Some see the “ultimate bubble signal” in hyperpriced
homes.
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSING (RESIDENTIAL); PRICES (FARES, FEES AND RATES)
Dream on.
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Health
By BENEDICT CAREY | May 30th 2016
The number of veterans with multiple tours of combat duty is the
largest in modern American history — more than 90,000 soldiers and
Marines.
VETERANS; UNITED STATES DEFENSE AND MILITARY FORCES; IRAQ WAR (2003-11)
Returning veterans bring their experience with them.
Most of that experience has no place in civilian life.
Most of that experience has no place in a standing army.
It is not P.T.S.D.
It is a problem.
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World
May 28th 2016
A transcript of President Obama’s speech in Hiroshima, Japan.
WORLD WAR II (1939-45)
The speech writers have done a good job.
President Obama and Japan should be pleased.
Knowledge is not easily lost.
Remember both the method and the price.
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World
By CHRISTOPHER MELE | May 29th 2016
A 16-year-old girl told the authorities that she had been attacked
by more than 30 men, prompting outrage as the government vowed to
combat crimes against women.
WOMEN AND GIRLS
Brazil has not changed its culture.
The preconditions are not being visibly constructed.
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World
By NICHOLAS CASEY and PATRICIA TORRES | May 28th 2016
The country is adjusting to a new normal of closed government and
business offices, food shortages and cuts in water, electricity and
phone service.
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS AND TRENDS; SHUTDOWNS (INSTITUTIONAL); SHORTAGES
The Maduro government has destroyed the Venezuelan economy.
Political hostility prevents a U.S. rescue.
Sanctions by any name work.
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N.Y. / Region
By DAVID W. CHEN | May 29th 2016
Sanctions work.
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Opinion
By PAUL KRUGMAN | May 30th 2016
Numbers and the state of politics.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 2016; POLLS AND PUBLIC OPINION
The journalists are innumerate.
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World
By PETER BAKER | May 29th 2016
Mr. Trump’s campaign has engendered impassioned discussion about
the nature of his appeal and warnings from critics on the left and the
right.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 2016
The American right wing appears to be buying a Big Lie.
It is a good thing it is small.
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Fashion & Style
By JESSICA BENNETT | May 29th 2016
One has moved on. The other is still wondering how she will.
UNITED STATES DEFENSE AND MILITARY FORCES; WOMEN AND GIRLS; NEWS AND NEWS MEDIA
The military is still a boy's club.
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Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | May 29th 2016
The Legislature inflicts more pain on the most vulnerable citizens while giving generous tax breaks to oil and gas companies.
STATE LEGISLATURES
The poor must vote.
Hillary Clinton is the better deal.
The Democratic line is the better deal that can be elected.
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World
By STEPHEN CASTLE | May 29th 2016
When small, off-the-shelf models pose security or other threats,
birds have the advantage of grounding them without a potentially
dangerous crash.
DRONES (PILOTLESS PLANES); BIRDS; AVIATION ACCIDENTS, SAFETY AND DISASTERS
There are liability issues.
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Arts
By JEREMY EGNER | May 29th 2016
A twist in King’s Landing. A heroic return in the North. Another awful dinner party.
TELEVISION
I will binge watch it when time allows.
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U.S.
By ALAN RAPPEPORT | May 30th 2016
The Libertarian Party on Sunday chose Gary Johnson as its
presidential candidate, believing he can benefit from disappointment at
the major parties’ choices.
LIBERTARIANISM (US POLITICS); PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 2016
Mixed nuts.
Anarchy is unstable.
It degenerates into despotism.
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