Hunter Returns to Angels After Son's Arrest
Torii Hunter returned to the Angels on Monday, but was not activated, after spending two weeks with his family following the arrest of his son in connection with a sexual assault case.
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Heat’s James and Wade Continue Domination
LeBron James had 32 points and 13 rebounds, and Dwyane Wade had 22 points and 7 assists as Miami took Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals from visiting Boston.
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For Williams, Illness Lurks as Persistent Foe
Suffering from the autoimmune disease Sjögren’s syndrome, the former No. 1 player in women’s tennis has returned to Grand Slam tennis, and she has set her sights on the Olympics.
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Spurs Find Ways to Keep Streak and Mission Going
Manu Ginobili put on a flawless display of shooting in the fourth quarter Sunday, epitomizing the various routes San Antonio has taken in its record-challenging run of perfection.
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Virtual Therapy Helps Residents of a Shellshocked City
Twenty-five patients in violence-racked Ciudad Juárez completed a therapy program similar to the one used by the United States military to treat Iraq war veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Pujols Is Starting to Look Like His Usual Fearsome Self
After 11 seasons with the Cardinals, Albert Pujols signed a big contract with the Angels. But until recently, he was not close to being the player he was in St. Louis.
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The Best and the Brashest
Still a teenager, Connor Fields is the first rider in BMX supercross history to win three straight World Cup final races, and he has become a medal favorite for the London Olympics.
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Traveling This Summer? Leave the Weaponry Behind
As summer approaches, the Transportation Security Administration offers tips for travelers, detailing a list of weapons and other prohibited items in luggage.
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New Breed of Products Is Said to Offer Sun Protection, but Doubts Linger
When shoppers go to buy sunscreen, they find shoes, bikinis and laundry detergent that are also meant to block harmful rays. Many have doubts about such items.
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You Can Change the Channel, but Local News Is the Same
Agreements in which local TV stations share news operations are seen by the stations as a survival strategy, and by critics as a barrier to competition.
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Logistics Hang Over a Ruling on 9/11 Cancer
A decision on whether to expand the list of ailments covered by a $4.3 billion victims’ fund is expected this week.
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Money From Colleagues Buoys Rangel Campaign
Two years after he was censured for ethics violations, Representative Charles B. Rangel of Harlem has struggled to draw contributions.
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In Far Northwest, a New Border Focus on Latinos
Many people say the Olympic Peninsula has become an unlikely new frontier in the effort to fight illegal immigration from Latin America.
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The Simplicity Solution
One expert has some clever ideas about how to fix the banks.
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Taking Up 4,486 Flags for Slain Soldiers, but Holding On to Their Memory
A woman who planted yellow flags for American servicemen killed in Iraq figured it was time to draw her makeshift memorial to a close.
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Sentences Crisp, Sassy, Stirring
Different sentences carry different weight, and we can craft them not just to get an idea across, but also to convey attitude or elicit emotion.
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The Role of Uncle Sam
The debate over Hamilton’s governing philosophy should focus less on whether government is good or evil and more on what government actually does.
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Obama Begins Commemoration of Vietnam Era
President Obama’s speech at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall started a nationwide anniversary project to last 13 years.
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Ackerman Endorses Assemblywoman to Succeed Him
Representative Gary L. Ackerman is endorsing Assemblywoman Grace Meng in the Democratic primary for the House seat he has occupied for nearly 30 years.
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For Movies, Some Immigrants Still Choosing to Hit Rewind
In this age of streaming movies online and Blu-ray Discs, immigrants’ nostalgia and frugality, among other factors, combine to make sure that the bulky VHS cassette endures.
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Missing Couple’s Legacy: Shards of Hope
Camden Sylvia and her boyfriend, Michael Sullivan, who lived in a loft in Lower Manhattan, disappeared in 1997.
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Spelling Out the End
My one, brief, not-so-shining moment at the National Spelling Bee.
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Johnny Tapia, Champion Boxer Amid Chaos, Dies at 45
Tapia won titles in three weight divisions but struggled with mental illness and addiction, having been declared clinically dead five times as a result of drug overdoses.
