Disparate Theories on Fate of Jet as Search Grows
By THOMAS FULLER
Planes and ships from a half-dozen countries joined the search for the Malaysian plane that vanished with 239 people, including two who apparently used stolen passports to board.
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Afghan Power Broker’s Death Creates Uncertainty
By MATTHEW ROSENBERG
Vice President Muhammad Qasim Fahim, who played a crucial role in ousting the Taliban, died less than a month before Afghans were to elect a new leader.
Report Cites ‘Devastating Toll’ on Syria’s Children
By RICK GLADSTONE
The civil war has annihilated the country’s health care system, leaving children to suffer or die from what may have been treatable illnesses, a report found.
‘No Guarantee’ of Nuclear Deal With Iran, Official Says
By THOMAS ERDBRINK
The European Union’s foreign policy chief, Catherine Ashton, said that reaching a final comprehensive deal would be “difficult” and “challenging.”
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For Clinton, a Question Worded Many Ways
By AMY CHOZICK
As speculation grows about whether Hillary Rodham Clinton will run for president in 2016, so has the number of ways used to ask her. Above, at an event last month in Miami.
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The ‘Boys’ in the Bunkhouse
By DAN BARRY
For decades, men with intellectual disabilities lived in servitude. No one knew just what they endured.
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Barely Keeping Up in TV’s New Golden Age
By DAVID CARR
Even as people cut the cord, they spend ever more time in front of the TV without a trace of embarrassment.
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Clashes in Ukraine as Rallies Take a Turn
By STEVEN ERLANGER and ELLEN BARRY
In Sevastopol, a pro-Ukraine rally of hundreds was attacked by pro-Russia supporters, who had their own rally there.
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Liam Neeson spoke in favor of New York’s horse carriages, which Mayor Bill de Blasio wants banned from the city.
Gerard Mortier, Opera Visionary, Dies at 70
By ZACHARY WOOLFE
Mr. Mortier’s bold theatricality and updating of classical works marked his four-decade career as the leader of some of the world’s most important opera companies.
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Stop Glorifying Hackers
By DIANE McWHORTER
Stealing my passwords doesn’t make you the Sundance Kid.
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Rumored to have been displayed at the 1939 World’s Fair in Queens, a 1937 Delahaye roadster was the object of one collector’s boyhood dreams.
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