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Pope Asks Forgiveness From Victims of Sex Abuse
By JIM YARDLEY
In his first meeting with people abused by members of the clergy, Francis led a private Mass and pledged not to tolerate harm done to minors.
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By CARL HULSE
The White House says it is hindered in the crisis of immigrant minors by a law to fight sex trafficking, which makes it hard to return certain children to their countries.
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New T.S.A. Rules for Electronics on Flights Bound for U.S.
By RON NIXON and MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT
American officials are responding to intelligence reports that explosives could be disguised inside devices like cellphones.
By SARAH MAX
While golf is still anathema to many portfolios, investors who have the cash are scooping up distressed clubs and revamping their business models.
PAUL KRUGMAN
How Republicans ignore the evidence and cling to that old-time economic religion.
ADEWALE MAJA-PEARCE
Thai Rice and Nigerian Politics
Hungry people are susceptible to gifts from slick politicians.
DOT EARTH BLOG
By ANDREW C. REVKIN
Property owners can help provide migrating and struggling monarch butterflies with a milkweed buffet and then map the insects' arrival.
By KIRK JOHNSON
After nearly two years of anticipation, excitement and dread by still-divided Washington residents, the first licenses for legal sale of recreational marijuana will be issued Monday, state officials said.
By DIONNE SEARCEY
The city of Reno, Nev., is looking to shed its image as a fading casino town in favor of one as a high-tech hub of e-commerce ventures, an Apple data center and a testing ground for drones
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