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2019/02/22
Living With Cancer: The Financial Toxicity of Illness
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While medicine transforms cancer into a chronic disease with which patients can live for an extended period of time, financial toxicity threatens to turn chronic, too.
2019/02/22
Not the Fun Kind of Feminist
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How Trump helped make Andrea Dworkin relevant again.
2019/02/22
The Daily 202: Will supporting reparations become a new litmus test for Democrats in 2020?
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Four presidential candidates have now expressed openness to the idea.
2019/02/22
Kraft Heinz Stock Plunges as Tastes Change and S.E.C. Investigation Begins
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A huge write-down, disappointing results and a regulatory inquiry pose big challenges for the owner of the Jell-O and Oscar Mayer brands.
2019/02/22
South Korea Awaits 2nd Kim-Trump Summit With Both Hope and Fear
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More than anyone else, President Moon Jae-in hopes that President Trump and Kim Jong-un will agree on denuclearizing North Korea when they meet in Vietnam this month.
2019/02/22
It Started With a Jolt: How New York Became a Tech Town
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Amazon may not call it home. But the city, by design and because of its allure, is increasingly a magnet for coders and companies.
2019/02/22
Sarah Sanders says White House confident about Mueller report, that Trump had no reason to collude with Russia
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During a television appearance, Sanders said Trump didn’t need help from Russia in 2016 because he was the “infinitely better” candidate.
2019/02/22
A Star’s Shoe Breaks, Putting College Basketball Under a Microscope
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When Duke’s Zion Williamson injured a knee after one of his Nike sneakers split open, it raised questions about amateurism and shoe companies’ influence in the sport.
2019/02/22
California Today: California Today: The Oscars Are on Sunday. Are You Ready?
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Friday: Our film editor rounds up Academy Awards coverage; another round of Trump versus California is on the horizon; and unfussy cocktails
2019/02/22
The Technology 202: Trump's call for '6G' becomes a punchline in Silicon Valley
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It was a missed opportunity for White House to tout work on 5G.