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N.Y. / Region

Brooklyn Moves to Protect Immigrants From Deportation Over Petty Crimes

By ALAN FEUER | Apr 24th 2017

Under a policy that was to be introduced Monday, the Brooklyn district attorney’s office will prosecute some cases to achieve what it calls immigration-neutral dispositions.

Jeff Sessions will campaign against the Brooklyn district attorney.
The New York police department's loyalties will be torn.

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Opinion

Resilience of the Resistance

By CHARLES M. BLOW | Apr 24th 2017

Not only is the movement against Trump still strong, but it appears to be getting stronger.

The Resistance is an alliance.
It will break when it is time to choose a successor to Donald Trump.

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Well

After Knee or Hip Replacement, No Place Like Home

By JANE E. BRODY | Apr 24th 2017

Patients recover equally well and may experience fewer complications with outpatient rehabilitation, studies show.

I am not in joint trouble.
I hope you are not in joint trouble.

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N.Y. / Region

Why a Midtown Power Outage Snarled the Morning Commute on New York Subways

By ELI ROSENBERG | Apr 22nd 2017

Maintenance is essential.

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Business Day

Floyd Abrams Sees Trump’s Anti-Media Tweets as Double-Edged Swords

By JIM RUTENBERG | Apr 23rd 2017

Mr. Abrams, a titan of free speech jurisprudence, says the Twitter trail could be a gift to lawyers defending journalists during leak investigations.

It would be far better if Republican insanity  were not in control.

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Business Day

Alisyn Camerota Accuses Roger Ailes of Harassment at Fox News

By LIAM STACK | Apr 24th 2017

Ms. Camerota, a former anchor, said Mr. Ailes, the former network chief, had made “grossly inappropriate” statements to her and once invited her to a hotel room.

New sexual harassment charges at FoxNews are not news.

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Podcasts

‘The Daily’: James Comey and the 2016 Election

By MICHAEL BARBARO | Apr 24th 2017

How the F.B.I. director handled investigations into Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, and powerfully shaped the 2016 election.

Yes

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Business Day

Anonymous Harassment Hotlines Are Hard to Find and Harder to Trust

By NOAM SCHEIBER | Apr 22nd 2017

Yes.

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U.S.

Bearing Witness to Executions: Last Breaths and Lasting Impressions

By ALAN BLINDER and MANNY FERNANDEZ | Apr 23rd 2017

Killing can be a job.
I would find other work.

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N.Y. / Region

El Chapo Complains About Conditions at Manhattan Jail

By ALAN FEUER and JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN | Apr 24th 2017

The drug lord and serial prison escapee has been protesting issues including the tap water, visitor restrictions and the television programming in the rec room.

Joaquín Guzmán Loera is a Mexican convict on loan to the U.S. court system.  He has no rights beyond those of a serving convict. 
He will not be physically tortured.
He has a right to a competent attorney.
He has the right to know the charges against him.
He has the right to prepare a defense.
He has the right to a trial.


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