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Oklahoma Officials Say at Least 24 Dead After Huge Tornado
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
As rescue workers searched for survivors from the tornado in Oklahoma, residents began trying to come to grips with the uncertain path forward.
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Syrian Forces and Hezbollah Press Assault in Key Town
By HANIA MOURTADA and ANNE BARNARD
Airstrikes were reported on Tuesday amid conflicting accounts about the progress of the battle for Qusayr, a town in western Syrian long held by anti-government forces.
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Dimon Prevails in Key JPMorgan Vote, Retaining 2 Top Jobs
By JESSICA SILVER-GREENBERG and SUSANNE CRAIG
Jamie Dimon, the United States’ most powerful banker, held on to his titles of chairman and chief executive after JPMorgan’s shareholders defeated a proposal to split the two top jobs.
Amid Apple Tax Findings, Ireland Defends Rates
By ERIC PFANNER
As Apple faced criticism in Washington for not paying more in taxes, Ireland defended its low rates, instead blaming “loopholes” in other European countries for enabling companies.
C.E.O. Denies 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investigators say are a host of tax code loopholes, Timothy D. Cook said his company was actually a victim of an outdated tax system.
Iranians Await List of Presidential Candidates
By THOMAS ERDBRINK
Iranians are expected to learn on Tuesday which candidates will be permitted to run for president.
U.S. Tracked Foreigners Leaving for Canada
By ERIC LIPTON
Information was collected as part of a pilot project with Canada to crack down on visitors who violate laws governing the length of their stay.
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In England, Police Tactics Aim to Stop Trouble Before It Starts
By SARAH LYALL
Patrolling the stands, keeping opposing fans separate and assessing each soccer match’s potential for violence are among strategies used.
Professional Soccer Comes to 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.
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Common Gnomes Pop Up in London
The Chelsea Flower Show is permitting the use of contested gnomes.
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Op-Ed: Is the Vision Thing Important?
Leadership matters, but not exactly in the ways that experts predict.
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Romania Changes Tack on Renewable Energy
As it prepares to cut subsidies, Romania has discouraging signals.
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English Game Hunting
A Premier League game on television is nothing like the thrilling experience of attending one.
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Opinion »
Op-Ed: The Outrageous Cost of a Gene Test
When we can sequence 20,000 genes for $1,000, why should it cost nearly $4,000 to analyze just two?
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Path of High Risk for Migrants
Tighter borders are creating riskier routes from Mexico to America.
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