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Lawmakers in Albany Should Stay Put

Public financing is at the top of the list of business not finished by New York’s lawmakers.
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Proper Scrutiny for Drug Settlements

The Federal Trade Commission says pay-for-delay practices cost Americans billions annually in higher drug prices. The Supreme Court has given the government the power to ensure more market competition.
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The Taliban Agree to Talk

While a public declaration of being interested in negotiating peace is a breakthrough of sorts, any real progress remains a long shot.
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Details on Spying, Not More Assurances

President Obama promised transparency, and he can begin with the secret surveillance court.
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The U.S.D.A. Inspects Its Inspectors

A new report from the inspector general about the department’s visual and manual inspection of meat is not encouraging.
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A Promising Moment in Iran

The election of Hassan Rowhani as president gives Iran and the United States an opportunity for new diplomatic engagement, which neither can afford to squander.
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The Court Congress Regulates Federal Elections

In the Arizona case, the Supreme Court strongly affirmed the power of Congress to regulate federal elections.
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The Court Right and Wrong on Criminal Justice

Two criminal justice rulings affect Americans’ basic rights.
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That Extra Hurdle at the Airport

A new report seriously questions whether the behavioral detection program is objective or worth the cost.
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The Forgotten 50,000

The next New York City mayor will inherit an overlooked emergency homelessness
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Release the Facts About the I.R.S. Scandal

House Republicans talk about a White House connection, despite evidence to the contrary. It’s time they released the transcripts from their investigation.
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Don’t Blame the Work Force

The belief that a skills gap is the cause of today’s high unemployment is mostly corporate fiction.
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After Arming the Syrian Rebels, Then What?

President Obama should be careful about being dragged into another brutal war in the Middle East.
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The E.P.A. Backs Off on Factory Farms

Toxic waste from factory farms is the leading cause of impaired water quality, but the federal government has failed to regulate the industry.
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Clarity on Patenting Nature

The Supreme Court correctly found that there can be no monopoly rights on human genes.
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A Loud Message to the N.Y.P.D.

Federal officials finally spoke out on stop-and-frisk and urged use of an independent monitor if the program is found unconstitutional.
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The Storm, Next Time

Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s proposals to buttress New York City gives his successor a good starting point.
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Lung Transplant Rules for Children

Decisions for transplants are best left to medical professionals, not politicians or judges.
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