Mental Issues Land 34,500 On New York’s No-Gun ListNYT Now
The figure has raised concerns among some mental health advocates that too many people have been categorized as dangerous.
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To Hold Senate, Democrats See Black Vote as Last HopeNYT Now
Democrats are deploying black elected officials and others to target African-American voters, who could help swing midterm elections if they turn out in higher-than-forecast rates.
Quarantine for Ebola Exposure: 21 Days of Fear and LoathingNYT Now
While a quarantine is designed to protect those on the outside, it also fuels the community’s fear, and sometimes its cruelty.
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Remains Found in Search for University of Virginia StudentNYT Now
A crew looking for Hannah Graham, who disappeared last month, discovered human remains outside Charlottesville, officials said.
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Story Excerpt: ‘Traveling From Brooklyn’ NYT Now
This is an excerpt from Lydia Davis’s “Traveling From Brooklyn,” which will appear in “Tales of Two Cities,” a collection of stories about inequality in New York.
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Where Mud Is Archaeological GoldNYT Now
More than 1,000 birch-bark documents have been found in Russia after being preserved for hundreds of years.
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In S. Korea, E-Sports Are Competitive and Common
The extent to which video games have become part of mainstream culture in South Korea may be a sign of things to come in the West.
Mexico Finds Many Corpses, but Not Lost 43NYT Now
Residents of Iguala, Mexico, have not found a group of students who disappeared after a clash with the police, but they have found mass graves.
Outspoken Governor Tries to Squeak By in Maine RaceNYT Now
Gov. Paul R. LePage, a tough-talking Republican, is seeking a second term in a state known for electing moderates.
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Ballet Dancer Has a Day Off, but She Still Moves
Misty Copeland, who lives on the Upper West Side, uses her day off to exercise and shop, but also to promote her books, which include a memoir and a children’s book.
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In Barcelona, Making the Markets Fresh Again
Since 1992, more than 20 neighborhood food halls have been remodeled in the Catalan capital.
Sunday Review
A Rate Cap for All Consumer Loans
A White House proposal would help protect service members from predatory loans, but a national lending standard is needed for the country as a whole.
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Why Doctors Need Stories
In an era of systematic clinical research, medicine still requires the vignette.
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When a Stock Market Theory Is Contagious
Is the world economy suffering from “secular stagnation”? True or false, the idea alone could keep hurting stock prices.
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Razed by Terror Attacks, Church Will Rise Anew
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Editorial: From Jimmy Carter, a Rebuke to Egypt
The closing of a nonprofit’s Cairo office is a damning critique of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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12 Treasures of EuropeNYT Now
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Flirting With the Dark SideNYT Now
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The Strip: The Robo-Surgeon-General
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Even the Long-Legged Sweat It OutNYT Now
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Europe
Conflict Uncovers a Ukrainian Identity CrisisNYT Now
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Buzz Bissinger: The Boys in the Clubhouse
Elite athletes are coddled, with often tragic consequences.
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Of Virtue and Vice, and a Vatican PriestNYT Now
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A Mother’s Love Letter to SiriNYT Now
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Loose Ends: I Am Not a Coffee Drinker
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A Train Ride Into Iraq’s Uncertain Future NYT Now
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