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The federal government on Sunday barreled toward its first shutdown in 17 years as House Republicans voted to link further funding to a one-year delay of President Obama’s health care law.
If the government shuts down, some will continue to work, while others will be furloughed.
Some uninsured people are eager to sign up for new state marketplaces, but for others the choice will require a series of complicated calculations.
As the series showcased the grit and high-desert beauty of Albuquerque, N.M., the city became a star in its own right and an entire “Breaking Bad” economy sprang up.
Children shot accidentally — usually by other children — are collateral casualties of the accessibility of guns in America, their deaths at once heart-rending and eminently preventable.
The agency has exploited its data to create sophisticated graphs of some Americans’ social connections.
The panel reviewing submissions has stirred controversy because some of its members do not believe in evolution.
Syria’s capital is now a city of checkpoints, new arrivals and a pervasive sense of war weariness, where even those of opposite views seem worn out by differences.
Christine C. Quinn, once the front-runner in the New York mayoral race, lost in the Democratic primary. A behind-the-scenes film captures the final month of her campaign.
Subsidies on new insurance exchanges will make coverage affordable for millions.
A home-buyer survey suggests that while the nation isn’t in a housing bubble, there are some troubling signs that it’s heading toward one.
For Bill de Blasio and Joseph J. Lhota, the former mayors David N. Dinkins and Rudolph W. Giuliani are specters of the bad old days.
Cristián Samper, president of the Wildlife Conservation Society, on Sundays.
Cicely Tyson and Kerry Washington discuss race, role models and overcoming parental disapproval.
A Chelsea studio, a duplex on the Upper West Side, and a Prospect Heights apartment with a terrace.
The new Santa Fe has grown and become more family friendly. The Sport model, meanwhile, stays roughly the same size as before, but it’s also much improved.
Jonathan Klein of Getty Images warns, “fiddling over the small stuff, you take away all the empowerment.”
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Sunday Review »Gray Matter: Are We Hard-Wired for War?The idea of a violent “human nature” is scientifically and morally weak. |
Sunday Review »Editorial: Who Wants to Buy a House?Americans have every reason to be confused about where the housing market is headed. |
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