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Smarter Living
5 Things Around Your Home You Never Clean but Should
You have the basics down. But dirt and grime have a bad habit of collecting in the strangest places.Ok.
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Opinion
Corker Told the Truth About Trump. Now He Should Act on It.
If Senator Bob Corker believes Donald Trump can’t be trusted with the power he holds, shouldn’t he be trying to take that power away?I would like to help.
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U.S.
Trump’s Fight With Corker Jeopardizes His Legislative Agenda
The heated exchange between President Trump and Senator Bob Corker is coming just as Mr. Trump needs virtually every Republican vote in the Senate for his tax cuts.Infighting in the Republican party is good news for the country and the world.
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Science
Why Stanford Researchers Tried to Create a ‘Gaydar’ Machine
Scientists worried that facial recognition software could be used to detect sexual orientation. Their efforts to raise an alarm caused an uproar.Michal Kosinski achieved his objective.
People are thinking.
The problem is people don't want to think those thoughts.
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U.S.
The Destruction From the California Fires in Photos and Maps
Images, including before and after views, reveal the scale of the devastation.Sad, more money will not help.
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Sports
Jemele Hill Suspended by ESPN After Response to Jerry Jones
After Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he’d bench players who “disrespect the flag,” Hill suggested people boycott the team’s sponsors.More of fighting the wrong war.
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Obituaries
Y.A. Tittle, Quarterback Who Led Giants to 3 Title Games, Dies at 90
Tittle endeared himself to New York not as a golden boy but as a muddied, grass-stained scrapper who had been discarded by the 49ers as too slow and too old.Finally enough.
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Opinion
Trump Is Going to Make a Huge Mistake on the Iran Deal
The president and the Republican-controlled Congress are not only playing with fire. They are lighting it themselves.Iran has been being good.
They like trade.
They do not need trade desperately.
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Opinion
The Art of Thinking Well
How do you persuade people? It’s not always by presenting the facts.David Brooks advice is to agree with the people one wants to be agreeable.
Thinking for yourself will bring trouble.
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Business Day
China Hastens the World Toward an Electric-Car Future
The biggest automakers in the world are being forced to follow Beijing’s lead as China takes steps to dominate in electric vehicles and technology.China is unafraid to do what works.
Intellectual property is nice but cheap labor is better.
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Sports
Jemele Hill Suspended by ESPN After Response to Jerry Jones
After Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he’d bench players who “disrespect the flag,” Hill suggested people boycott the team’s sponsors.Jerry Jones is fighting the wrong battle.
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Opinion
Attacking Media as Distraction
Mr. Trump is putting on a sideshow to take attention away from his failures.That too.
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Obituaries
Y.A. Tittle, Quarterback Who Led Giants to 3 Title Games, Dies at 90
Tittle endeared himself to New York not as a golden boy but as a muddied, grass-stained scrapper who had been discarded by the 49ers as too slow and too old.He probably did not suffer from Traumatic Encephalopathy Syndrome.
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Business Day
Wall Street Firms Gambled on Puerto Rico. They’re Losing.
Investors in real estate racked up big financial losses. Some are lobbying for federal aid that would help Puerto Rico — and their bottom lines.I will shed no tears for the badly insured.
I have no knowledge of the details of the disaster.
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U.S.
Stephen Miller, the Powerful Survivor on the President’s Right Flank
Mr. Miller, who was a conservative trapped in a liberal California high school, has rocketed to the upper reaches of White House influence, especially on immigration."If you are not part of the solution you are part of the problem."
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U.S.
Trump’s Fight With Corker Jeopardizes His Legislative Agenda
The heated exchange between President Trump and Senator Bob Corker is coming just as Mr. Trump needs virtually every Republican vote in the Senate for his tax cuts.The president of the United States is not competent to hold office.
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Business Day
Not Just Rooms, Hotels Offer One-of-a-Kind Experiences
With competitors like Airbnb nipping at their heels, hotels are going beyond extra nights and room upgrades to entice their most faithful customers.I am probably not there for a canned tour.
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World
2 Paths for Yemen’s War-Scarred Children: Combat, or Marriage
The country is facing a humanitarian crisis that is threatening the lives, health and futures of its young people.The war continues.
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U.S.
After Las Vegas Shooting, a Tight-Lipped Sheriff Faces a Maddening Case
Joseph Lombardo, the head of the Las Vegas police, must grapple with finding the motive for a horrific mass shooting while keeping the public calm and reporters at bay.The shooter is dead. He left no note.
Nothing prevents guessing.
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U.S.
Columbus Day Has Drawn Protests Almost From Day 1
Disagreements over whether to celebrate Christopher Columbus, who helped open the door to European colonialism, have raged for decades.Slaves, gold and heathens to convert to the true faith.
Isabella and Ferdinand got a good return on the investment.
I am happy to be a citizen and a resident.
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