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Can the social network convince investors that the future's bright – or is the 'Twitter quitter' becoming a real headache?
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The woes of a second term are nothing new, but for President Obama they seem to have started sooner and struck harder than for his predecessors.
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In Gaza, men like Yasser Abu Jamei and Eyad Sarraj are both mental-health practitioners and sources of hope for Palestinians.
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We reached that conclusion after a great deal of discussion among the members of The Times’s Editorial Board, inspired by a rapidly growing movement among the states to reform marijuana…
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Much smaller, poorer countries are opening their gates for refugees from violence-torn parts of the world. Why can't we do the same? For years, our beloved Lady Liberty has been a…
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In a new Pew poll, more than three quarters of self-described conservatives believe “poor people have it easy because they can get government benefits without doing anything.” But it…
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A different policy toward immigrant rights in the United States begins with new policies south of the border, but equally with a greater movement at home against deportations, runaway…
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The way to tackle this problem is not to deprive children of their right to a fair hearing regarding their fear of returning to their countries of gang violence and poverty.
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Who is the worst U.S. president since WWII? If you believe the results of a new poll by Quinnipiac University, the worst president in more than fifty years is... Barack Obama. He was…
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National organizations filed a nationwide class-action lawsuit on behalf of thousands of children who are challenging the federal government's failure to provide them with legal…
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