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Science
What Makes a City Ant? Maybe Just 100 Years of Evolution
A century or so of evolution may have allowed tiny acorn ants to thrive in a warm, urban environment.Yes
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Kansas Governor Vetoes Medicaid Expansion, Setting Stage for Showdown
Lawmakers put aside a measure to override Gov. Sam Brownback’s veto. They hope to get supporters of Medicaid expansion to lobby legislators who are still on the fence.Brownback is faithful.
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Opinion
Should Democrats Work With Trump?
Obstruct or cooperate? Readers debate which strategy would best benefit the American people.Trump will accept nothing less than unconditional surrender.
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Real Estate
A Home in Riverdale With Room to Work and Play
After renting for years in Harlem, one couple found their dream house in the Bronx.I do not need to commute.
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N.Y. / Region
Man Is Sentenced to Life Without Parole in Killing of New York Police Officer
Tyrone Howard, 32, was given the maximum term for fatally shooting Officer Randolph Holder in Harlem in 2015.Yes
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Opinion
Release Judith Clark
A New York State senator, Brad Hoylman, writes that she has done everything to repent and express remorse.She was not executed.
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U.S.
Senate Democrats Appear Poised to Filibuster Gorsuch Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee was in position to approve the nomination of Judge Neil M. Gorsuch of Colorado later on Monday and send it to the deeply divided Senate.Gorsuch should be blocked.
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Fashion & Style
The Accident No One Talked About
When a family tries to sweep tragedy under the rug, the damage is deep and lasting.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Health
In a Win for Brownback, Kansas House Votes No on Expanding Medicaid
Despite phone calls and in-person pleas from constituents, legislators fell three votes shy of the two-thirds majority needed to override Gov. Sam Brownback’s veto.The veto is not a win for Kansas.
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