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Oklahoma Officials Say Huge Tornado Killed at Least 24
By JOHN ELIGON, MANNY FERNANDEZ and MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ
Rescue workers sought survivors as they sifted through debris and around power lines to reach those who were feared trapped.
A Familiar Roar, Then Sadness and Resolve
By JOHN ELIGON
Oklahoma residents on Tuesday began the painstaking process of trying to come to grips with what happened, and the uncertain path forward.
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Dimon Prevails in Key JPMorgan Vote, Retaining 2 Top Jobs
By JESSICA SILVER-GREENBERG and SUSANNE CRAIG
Jamie Dimon held onto his title of chairman after JPMorgan’s shareholders defeated a proposal to split the chairman and chief executive role.
C.E.O. Rejects Claims That Apple Is Avoiding Taxes
By NELSON D. SCHWARTZ
Rather than taking unfair advantage of what Congressional investigators say are a host of tax code loopholes, Timothy D. Cook said his company was actually a victim of an outdated tax system.
Professional Soccer to Add Team in New York City
By KEN BELSON and CHARLES V. BAGLI
Manchester City and the Yankees teamed up to buy the club, which is expected to begin competing in 2015.
U.S. Quietly Monitors Outflow of Foreign Tourists
By ERIC LIPTON
The information will be used to crack down on visitors who violate laws on the length of their stay, officials said.
Church Whistle-Blowers Join Forces on Abuse
By LAURIE GOODSTEIN
A group of priests and nuns has organized in an effort to stop sexual predators in the church and to push for enforcement of zero-tolerance policies.
For Word on Street, Courts Call an Online Witness
By LESLIE KAUFMAN
The legal system has increasingly looked to Urban Dictionary, a crowdsourced site, for guidance on slang.
Overseas Inspiration for New York’s Bike Share
By MATT FLEGENHEIMER
When Citi Bike is introduced in New York next week, it will resemble a sort of cycling stew — a system that borrows pieces of similar programs in other cities.
Raising the Rim
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Bring Back Ken Starr
A special prosecutor should be appointed to investigate the I.R.S.’s targeting of Tea Party groups.
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CANNES FILM FESTIVAL
A Sympathetic Tale of Marriage and Celebrity
At Cannes, an appreciative audience takes in “Behind the Candelabra.”
Singing a Happier Tune
The Coen brothers’ “Inside Llewyn Davis” injected some levity into the festival.
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Beyond the Pale as Well as the Els
When it was built in 1928, 333 East 68th Street, between First and Second Avenues, was considered too far east.
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Tailgate Party: Fire Up the Grilles
With trucks locked in ever-fiercer sales battles, their grilles have grown larger and more striking — like modern, motorized battle shields.
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If the Boss Rides a Harley, He Must Be Human
Harry Herington of NIC Inc., a provider of online services for government, says that by seeing their leaders as humans, employees can better build trust in them.
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