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Times Insider
By SUSAN LEHMAN | Jun 1st 2017
The New York Times reporter turned podcast host talks about “The
Daily” and the thinking behind The Times’s new daily podcast. Susan
Lehman is host.
The virtual Times is enormous.
There is a place for the drama of the news in it.
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U.S.
By ADAM NAGOURNEY and JONATHAN MARTIN | Jun 1st 2017
Energy is high, at least for the moment, as the health care debate
and problems for the Trump administration give the party fresh hope.
The Democrats know what they need to do.
They are getting organized to win.
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Sports
By VICTOR MATHER | May 30th 2017
According to a Jupiter, Fla., police report, Woods was not under
the influence of alcohol, but failed a field sobriety test. Woods said
he was on several medications, including Vicodin.
Tiger Woods needs a keeper.
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N.Y. / Region
By BARBARA BOLTON | Jun 2nd 2017
A bus rider wants a tale to conclude before her stop arrives.
There was a beginning.
She heard the middle.
Her stop was her end.
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N.Y. / Region
By DANIELA BENITEZ ABAD | May 31st 2017
Two women learn a bit about each other.
Yes
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U.S.
By JACEY FORTIN | May 30th 2017
Officer Timothy Loehmann, who shot the 12-year-old in 2014,
setting off national outrage, was fired. His partner, Frank Garmback,
was suspended for ten days.
Cleveland is trying to bury the death.
Tamir Rice will be remembered again and again.
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Opinion
By DAVID LEONHARDT | May 31st 2017
Even if Donald Trump’s untruths are not meant to persuade, they are typically intended to distract people from reality.
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/5/30/15631710/trump-bullshit
Bull Shit has real results.
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Well
By RONI CARYN RABIN | Jun 1st 2017
The most common food allergen groups were shellfish, fruits or vegetables, dairy and peanuts, in that order.
Allergies can be an exercise of power
They are fashionable.
They can be life threatening.
I take others claims seriously.
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Style
By JOHN SCHWARTZ | Jun 1st 2017
At the Mermaid Spa, a luxurious bathhouse in Coney Island, a sybaritic immersion in scorching heat and Russian cuisine.
They had a good sweat at the baths.
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Times Insider
By MOLLY BENNET | Jun 1st 2017
The Metro editor talks about his desk’s all-out reporting push on
the problems with New York’s transit system and explains why this is a
global story.
Some of the staff at the Times is beginning to understand the subways.
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U.S.
By LIAM STACK | Jun 1st 2017
A false translation of the president’s garbled tweet has spread on
social media. He was not sending a message to the world in Arabic.
Click bait.
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Technology
By JIM KERSTETTER | Jun 1st 2017
The service is clubby and filled with bots that can spread false
information. It elevates the silly over the serious. What could possibly
go wrong?
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/31/technology/how-twitter-is-being-gamed-to-feed-misinformation.html
Indeed, "why believe anything?"
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Opinion
Jun 1st 2017
The National Trust for Historic Preservation writes that at issue is whether this special place will be adequately protected.
Yes.
Put rangers at The Bear's Ears.
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Well
By DAVID GELLES | Jun 1st 2017
Remember that whatever state of being that your baby is in at any particular moment, it is not a permanent condition.
No instruction is needed.
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Opinion
By ANNA NORTH | May 31st 2017
The president’s Twitter presence bears an uncanny resemblance to certain strains of absurdist Twitter humor.
Enough.
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Food
By FLORENCE FABRICANT | May 30th 2017
The latest jarred sauces from Casablanca Foods give cooks a head start making a dinner inspired by a North African favorite.
OK
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N.Y. / Region
By PATRICK McGEEHAN | May 30th 2017
Newly announced temporary changes while the Manhattan terminal
undergoes repairs include canceling three daily Washington-New York
trains in each direction.
Maintenance is required.
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World
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | May 29th 2017
Mr. Mitsotakis, a conservative, was credited with starting
unpopular free-market policies and with improving relations with Turkey.
People do.
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N.Y. / Region
By DANIELA BENITEZ ABAD | May 31st 2017
Two women learn a bit about each other.
There is no avoiding gays.
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Opinion
May 29th 2017
Readers say we’re not because we don’t seem to take certain threats seriously.
People live about a week without water and about a month without food.
Immediate needs get our attention.
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