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‘Net Neutrality’
Turnaround as
F.C.C. Plans for
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As Ukraine Deal
Frays, Halting Start
to Military’s Push
By ANDREW ROTH and NEIL
MacFARQUHAR 4:26 PM ET
A promised Ukrainian military
effort to reassert control in the
restive east got off to a shaky
start, while an international
agreement reached last week
frayed even further.
Child Pornography
Restitution Is Too
Severe, Justices Rule
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The Supreme Court ruled that
a $3.4 million award to a
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Springing Forward, and Its Consequences
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Negotiating Asia’s
Troubled Waters
America Should Step
Back from the East
China Sea Dispute
Interfaith Panel Criticizes 9/11 Museum Film
By SHARON OTTERMAN
The advisory group objected to the portrayal of
Islam in a documentary film used in an exhibit at
the soon-to-open National September 11 Memorial
Museum.
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THE UPSHOT
In Poll, South Opposes Health Law, and Its Repeal
By SABRINA TAVERNISE and ALLISON KOPICKI 3:59 PM ET
A poll in four states showed broad distaste for the law, but found
people would rather have it improved than repealed.
By WU XINBO
The United States not only
supports the Japanese
position over the islands but
prods Japan to be more
aggressive toward China.
Dowd: A Saint, He Ain’t
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Fixes: Bangladesh’s Chance
to Get It Right
Bittman: Why Care About
McCutcheon?
Taking Note: The Real
Reason Red States Won’t
Expand Medicaid
By CARL ZIMMER 1:45 PM ET
The biologist Richard Primack, left, has found that with rising
temperatures and carbon dioxide changing seasonal timetables,
many plants are flowering earlier and longer.
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Editorial: Racial Equality
Loses at the Court
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The latest accord between
Hamas and the Palestine
Liberation Organization
appeared more serious than
past attempts, experts said,
and came as hopes faded for a
resolution to peace
negotiations with Israel.
FASHION & STYLE
The worst thing the
United States could
do is push Tokyo to
compromise with Beijing in
the face of Chinese pressure.
Planned new rules would
allow an Internet provider to
negotiate separately with
content companies and charge
them for priority service.
By ISABEL KERSHNER and JODI
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Palestinian Rivals
Patch Rift as Israel
Talks Flounder
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By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD 2:05 PM ET
The district attorney has proposed ending the prosecution of
those charged with possessing small amounts of the drug.
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Facebook Profit Tripled in First Quarter
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The company reported 1.28 billion monthly users,
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victim who sought restitution
from a man convicted of
viewing images of her was too
much, returning the case to
the lower courts.
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was featured in a
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