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U.S.
It’s on the Nose: Turbulence Often Strikes the Trump-Pence Planes
Gov. Mike Pence’s rocky landing at La Guardia lends itself to political metaphor, but reporters who cover the Republican ticket are familiar with the choppy times aboard the candidates’ planes.The piece is filler.
We learn that the Trump-Pence campaign is hacked together.
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Opinion
Emails, Genitalia and the F.B.I.
The F.B.I. director, James Comey, appears to have been fully aware of how disruptive to the election his note would be.A properly angry opinion.
The Republican party is replaying Whitewater.
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Technology
Beyond Silicon: Squeezing More Out of Chips
Moore’s Law, the axiom that chips will ever be more powerful and cheaper, is reaching its limits. But human ingenuity, with better algorithms and new hardware circuits, is pushing ahead.Computer hardware has reached a limit.
Software continues to ride a learning curve.
Computation is a solution in search of a problem.
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Technology
Escape the Web and Get Things Done
If you find yourself wasting too much time online when you really need to be working, you have many ways to force yourself (temporarily) offline.Yes.
I go to the studio in Brooklyn.
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Technology
Study Finds Some Uber and Lyft Drivers Racially Discriminate
Researchers who studied trips in Seattle and Boston said African-American users might wait up to 35 percent longer for rides than white users.Activism and constant agitation.
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U.S.
Justice Department Obtains Warrant to Review Clinton Aide’s Emails
Investigators hope to review as many of Huma Abedin’s emails as possible before Election Day, though it remained unclear whether they could finish their work by then.James B. Comey has abused his office.
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Opinion
My South African University Is on Fire
The #FeesMustFall movement is in a tragic standoff between students who want to close colleges and administrators determined to keep them open.The Union of South Africa may be suffering a counter revolution.
The United States of America should not join in.
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Food
Recipe Treats, No Tricks
It’s Halloween, but you should cook all the same: soup, pizza, and a video recipe for tarte tatin.OK
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Opinion
Chicago’s Grim Era of Police Torture
Documents that will be available for research are a reminder of the extremes to which abuse of suspects can reach.Chicago has not seemed a healthy city when I have visited.
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Opinion
The R.N.C.’s ‘Don’t Get Out the Vote’ Drives
Trump’s abhorrent efforts to keep black and other minority citizens from voting are only the latest example of a long-running Republican strategy.Yes
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Times Insider
A Times Intern Connects With a Muslim Family in Staten Island
After reaching out to nearly a dozen families for an election season profile, ”I knew immediately that the Elcharfas were the perfect fit.”A voice in the debate is all a reporter can provide.
Samantha Schmidt has done well.
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Ari Shavit, Celebrated Israeli Columnist, Resigns After Sexual Harassment Accusations
Mr. Shavit, known for his a deeply introspective look at Israel’s remarkable rise, said he was “ashamed” of his actions toward women.For U.S. voters it is a distraction.
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Opinion
Improve College Rankings
The president of Smith College writes that students and parents “need a menu of individual rankings rather than a Mulligan stew.”yes
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U.S.
It’s on the Nose: Turbulence Often Strikes the Trump-Pence Planes
Must attend to business.
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