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ny0179753 | [
"us"
] | 2007/08/26 | Court Won’t Hear Battle Over Embryos | AUSTIN, Tex., Aug. 25 (AP) — The Texas Supreme Court has refused to consider the case of a woman who wanted custody of three frozen embryos after her divorce. A Houston trial court had ordered the embryos turned over to the woman, Augusta Roman, but her former husband, Randy Roman, appealed that ruling and won. The cas... | Reproduction (Biological);Courts;Divorce Separations and Annulments;Texas |
ny0063287 | [
"us"
] | 2014/01/23 | Nuclear Corps, Sidelined in Terror Fight, Produces a Culture of Cheating | WASHINGTON — Top military officials were quick to voice outrage over revelations last week that 34 officers responsible for launching the nation’s nuclear missiles cheated on monthly proficiency tests, but few expressed surprise. Cheating has been a fact of life among America’s nuclear launch officers for decades, crew... | Nuclear weapon;Cheating;US Military |
ny0277435 | [
"nyregion"
] | 2016/11/11 | Cuomo Strikes Deal to Revive Affordable Housing Program | For the second time in three months, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has forged a deal with developers and union construction officials to revive a program designed to create apartments for poor and working-class New Yorkers. But will it get done? The program, known as 421-a, expired in January. It grants cuts in property taxes t... | Real Estate; Housing;Affordable housing;Tax Credits Tax Deductions Tax Exemptions;Property tax;Real Estate Board of New York;Andrew Cuomo;NYC |
ny0196546 | [
"business",
"energy-environment"
] | 2009/10/21 | Electric Car Plant May Open in Syracuse | New York State appears to be close to securing one of the nation’s first assembly plants for electric cars . Reva, an electric car company based in Bangalore, India, plans to work with Bannon Automotive, a new electric car company in Freeport, N.Y., to assemble a three-door plug-in hatchback, the NXR, at a still-to-be-... | Electric Vehicles;Factories and Manufacturing;Automobiles;New York State |
ny0229799 | [
"world",
"middleeast"
] | 2010/09/02 | Palestinians Hunt the Killers of 4 Israelis | JERUSALEM — Israeli soldiers carried out house-to-house searches in villages near the West Bank city of Hebron on Wednesday, and Palestinian troops rounded up dozens of men suspected of ties to Hamas as Israeli settlers held a mass funeral for two women and two men killed in a car Tuesday night by Hamas gunmen. The fou... | West Bank;Palestinians;Murders and Attempted Murders;Israeli Settlements;Israel;Hamas;Funerals |
ny0106575 | [
"us",
"politics"
] | 2012/04/19 | Obama and Romney Face Hurdles in Ohio Among White Working-Class Voters | ELYRIA, Ohio — The battle for Ohio is on, but for many voters here choosing between President Obama and Mitt Romney is like trying to decide between liver and brussels sprouts — a selection they would rather not have to make. As it does every four years, Ohio is again unfolding as a crucial battleground in the presiden... | Presidential Election of 2012;Ohio;Romney Mitt;Obama Barack;Voting and Voters |
ny0184216 | [
"business",
"worldbusiness"
] | 2007/12/25 | Canada: Airline Added to Inquiry | Air Canada said it had been included in the European Commission ’s investigation into price fixing on freight services. The airline added that it might suffer a liability as a result. Air Canada, Canada’s biggest airline, said it was cooperating with investigators. It said it had received an official charge sheet, whic... | Air Canada;European Commission;Airlines and Airplanes;Antitrust Actions and Laws;Canada |
ny0078779 | [
"business",
"media"
] | 2015/02/05 | Brian Williams Admits He Wasn’t on Copter Shot Down in Iraq | The NBC News anchor Brian Williams apologized Wednesday for mistakenly claiming he had been on a helicopter that was shot down by ground fire in Iraq in 2003. Last week, NBC Nightly News filmed Mr. Williams taking a soldier to a New York Rangers game. The public address announcer at the game explained to the crowd that... | Brian Williams;Iraq War;NBC News;News media,journalism;Ethics Misconduct Malfeasance;Apologies |
ny0076419 | [
"world",
"asia"
] | 2015/05/28 | Axact Chief Executive Arrested in Pakistan Over Fake Diplomas Scandal | KARACHI, Pakistan — Pakistani investigators arrested the chief executive of Axact, a software company accused of running a global diploma mill, early Wednesday after discovering a storage room filled with blank fake degrees. The chief executive, Shoaib Ahmed Shaikh, and four other Axact executives were initially charge... | Pakistan;Axact;E-learning;Fraud;Shoaib Ahmed Shaikh;FBI;Interpol |
ny0183488 | [
"world",
"middleeast"
] | 2007/12/01 | A Fuller Picture: U.S. Looks to Iraqi Data | BAGHDAD, Nov. 30 — As the United States military begins to remove troops from Iraq , it plans to draw increasingly on Iraqi government data to gauge the level of violence and ultimately the effectiveness of the American strategy to stabilize the country. The Iraqi data is far from perfect. But the American commanders w... | Iraq;United States Armament and Defense;United States Army |
ny0252606 | [
"sports",
"football"
] | 2011/11/24 | Suh Pushes the Line and Anchors the Lions | ALLEN PARK, Mich. — The text messages from his mother arrive on the morning of each game. “Keep your hands to yourself,” Bernadette Suh reminds her son. Ndamukong Suh (pronounced en-DOM-ih-kin soo), the Detroit Lions ’ mammoth defensive tackle, says he knows just what his mother, a first-grade teacher in Oregon, means ... | Football;Detroit Lions;Suh Ndamukong;Delhomme Jake |
ny0049100 | [
"world",
"europe"
] | 2014/11/13 | Fears Rise as Russian Military Units Pour Into Ukraine | KIEV, Ukraine — Tanks and other military vehicles pouring over the border from Russia into eastern Ukraine . Nightly artillery battles in the region’s biggest city, Donetsk, and reports of fighting around another regional capital. And now, sightings of the “green men,” professional soldiers in green uniforms without in... | Ukraine;Russia;NATO;Vladimir Putin |
ny0257979 | [
"nyregion"
] | 2011/01/17 | Arrest Made in Lakewood, N.J., Police Officer Shooting | CAMDEN, N.J. — The police raided an apartment early Sunday morning and arrested a 19-year-old man accused of murdering a police officer in Lakewood on Friday, ending an exhaustive manhunt, officials said. Multiple tips led officers to arrest Jahmell W. Crockam in the Crestbury Apartments, a development of shabby, two-s... | Murders and Attempted Murders;Police;New Jersey;Crockam Jahmell W.;Matlosz Christopher |
ny0227833 | [
"science"
] | 2010/07/20 | Fossil Primate Skull Could Help Date When Monkeys and Apes Split | There are a few important differences between Old World monkeys and apes. Old World monkeys, like baboons and macaques, have tails and a great deal of agility, enabling them to jump and swing from tree branches. Apes, which include gorillas and chimpanzees, are tail-less and tend to have a more upright posture. Scienti... | Monkeys and Apes;Fossils;Evolution |
ny0091157 | [
"sports",
"hockey"
] | 2015/09/25 | Rangers Lose to Bruins in Exhibition Play | Brad Marchand scored in the sixth round of a shootout to give the Boston Bruins a 4-3 home victory over the Rangers in exhibition play. Ryan Spooner and Frank Vatrano also had shootout goals. Spooner and Brandon Carlo scored in the third period to help Boston overcome a 3-1 deficit. Tyler Randell also scored for Boston... | Ice hockey;Brad Marchand;Bruins;Rangers |
ny0246085 | [
"business"
] | 2011/04/24 | Web Instructions Open the Do-It Yourself World to Everyone | HANDS-ON kits offer great ways to learn about science and engineering. But the joys of making a small robot or a crystal radio set have long eluded those who can’t get past Step 2 in the instruction manual. But now, even those without a wisp of natural geek in them may have a chance at success. That’s because Web-based... | Computers and the Internet;Cameras;Hobbies;Do It Yourself |
ny0173659 | [
"science"
] | 2007/10/02 | In a Primitive Tool, Evidence of Trading in the Pacific | East Polynesia, those remote eastern Pacific islands like Tahiti, the Marquesas and the Tuamotus, was the last part of the planet to be settled, reached by peoples from the western Pacific who voyaged over broad stretches of ocean in canoes, starting about 4,000 years ago. There has always been a question of how expert... | Oceans;Exploration and Explorers;French Polynesia (France) |
ny0252053 | [
"sports",
"football"
] | 2011/11/02 | With Harbaugh in His Corner, Alex Smith Emerges as 49ers’ Leader | SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Some players make their team during minicamp. In June, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Alex Smith used minicamp to make his team his. In lieu of official team activities during the lockout, Smith organized practice sessions. He reserved a field at San Jose State, gathered teammates from around the... | Football;San Francisco 49ers;Smith Alex;Harbaugh Jim |
ny0267811 | [
"nyregion"
] | 2016/03/12 | A Reluctant Barkeep, Mourned on the Brooklyn Streets That Called Him Home | The thing about Sunny Balzano was you couldn’t stop him from talking, but you didn’t ever want to. He just had stories to tell and stories to tell and stories to tell. And you listened, mesmerized, chuckling along while quaffing your second or third or 13th drink in his bar, Sunny’s Bar, wedged in at the foot of the ha... | Antonio Balzano;Red Hook Brooklyn;Sunny's Bar Brooklyn NY;bars,nightclubs |
ny0138821 | [
"sports",
"football"
] | 2008/02/03 | 1972 Dolphins: Undefeated on Field, Undeterred Off It | MIAMI — Dick Anderson made $38,000 as a Pro Bowl strong safety for the Dolphins in 1972, but that was only part of his income. He started an insurance agency five years earlier and would sometimes return calls to clients before or after practices. “Shula was always telling me to get off the phone,” Anderson said of Coa... | Miami Dolphins;Football;Don Shula;Bob Griese |
ny0040207 | [
"business"
] | 2014/04/01 | Justices Seem Wary of Software Patent Case | WASHINGTON — In a case with the potential to reshape the software industry, the Supreme Court on Monday seemed poised to issue fresh limits on patents for computer-based business methods. Though the case originated far from Silicon Valley, it has been closely watched as an indicator of how specific or abstract technica... | Inventions and Patents;Computers and the Internet;Tech Industry;Supreme Court,SCOTUS;Alice Corp;CLS Group;Software |
ny0214221 | [
"world",
"middleeast"
] | 2010/03/07 | U.S. Enriches Companies Defying Its Policy on Iran | The federal government has awarded more than $107 billion in contract payments, grants and other benefits over the past decade to foreign and multinational American companies while they were doing business in Iran , despite Washington’s efforts to discourage investment there, records show . That includes nearly $15 bil... | Iran;Sanctions;US Foreign Policy;US Politics;Royal Dutch Shell;Mazda Motor;Honeywell;Ingersoll-Rand;Petrobras;Halliburton |
ny0129325 | [
"us",
"politics"
] | 2012/06/07 | Independents Falter in California Primary | LOS ANGELES — For those who hoped that an open, nonpartisan primary in California would bring in a new wave of independent candidates and voters, Tuesday’s primary might have felt like a splash of cold water. Turnout remained stubbornly low, and the vast majority of candidates who advanced to the fall election were reg... | Primaries and Caucuses;Democratic Party;Republican Party;California |
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