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U.S.
McCain Seeks Single Inquiry on Russian Hacking
Senator John McCain says multiple committees investigating possible cyberattacks on the election would be inefficient.Truth rather than efficiency is the goal.
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N.Y. / Region
Judge Orders Release of Some Documents Related to Clinton Email Inquiry
A federal judge in Manhattan said a government search warrant and supporting documents belonging to Huma Abedin, a top aide to Mrs. Clinton, should be made public.It is just noise now.
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N.Y. / Region
Unsealed Documents Outline F.B.I.’s Reasoning in Clinton Case
The bureau told a judge shortly before the election that emails belonging to Huma Abedin, a top aide to Hillary Clinton, could contain classified information.This is a "paper chase".
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U.S.
Workplace Deaths in 2015 Reached Six-Year High
Falls, slips and trips were some of the most common cause of fatalities at work, and men accounted for 93 percent of workplace deaths.People are desperate.
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N.Y. / Region
2 Convicted in New Jersey Bridge Scandal Seek New Trial
Court filings on behalf of Bill Baroni and Bridget Anne Kelly say some jurors deliberated on a day when a judge had ordered them not to do so.There is need for a new prosecution.
Scapegoating should be suppressed.
6
Well
Drinking on Antidepressants
Is it risky to have a drink or two if you’re taking drugs for depression? Doctors don’t really know.
"“Many
people don’t recognize and make those connections,” he said, so they
think that they can continue drinking — or drink more. They can’t. The
bottom line is that anyone taking an antidepressant should first speak
with a doctor before drinking any alcohol.
As
for me, my experiment about how much to drink has been unambiguous:
Even a half glass of wine opens the trap doors to depression in my head.
Abstaining keeps those doors closed, and my depression at bay. At least
for now."
Life is supposed to be better without alcohol.
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U.S.
After Neo-Nazi Posting, Police in Whitefish, Mont., Step Up Patrols
A white supremacist site listed the names of local Jews and their contact information, claiming they had harassed the mother of a white nationalist leader."White Nationalists" are problems.
The South lost the Civil War.
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Food
U.S. Animal Research Center Needs More Oversight, Audit Says
The Department of Agriculture urges stronger protections for animals in experiments at a Nebraska unit investigated by The New York Times.A skirmish won by PETA.
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Well
A Food Industry Study Tries to Discredit Advice About Sugar
The review elicited sharp criticism from public health experts because the authors have ties to the food and sugar industries."Barry Popkin, a professor of nutrition at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, said he was stunned that the paper was even published at all because its authors “ignored the hundreds of randomized controlled trials” that have documented the harms of sugar.
“They
ignored the real data, created false scores, and somehow got through a
peer review system that I cannot understand,” he said. “It is quite
astounding.”"
Starch goes quickly to glucose which is healthy when individuals are not diabetic.
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Times Insider
How We Identified the D.N.C. Hack’s ‘Patient Zero’
One of the first things we wanted to understand was where this story started.What is to be done?
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