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Friday, March 4, 2016

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Mitt Romney and John McCain Denounce Donald Trump as a Danger to Democracy

The last two Republican presidential nominees warned in forceful terms that a Trump presidency would put the country’s political system and national security in peril.

In Republican Debate, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio Wage Urgent Attacks on Donald Trump

Mr. Rubio and Mr. Cruz relentlessly demeaned and denounced Mr. Trump at Thursday’s debate, all but pleading with Republicans to reconsider nominating him.

A Wounded Marco Rubio Falls Back to Florida

The Florida senator’s campaign has apparently given up on Ohio, and some suggest that his best hope may lie in a convention battle, however implausible.

Xi Jinping’s Remedy for China’s Economic Gloom Has Echoes of Reaganomics

“Supply-side structural reform” represents an effort to rejuvenate President Xi Jinping’s faltering plans to overhaul the Chinese economy.

Charles Grassley Faces Formidable Challenger in Iowa Senate Race

Patty Judge, a former Iowa lieutenant governor and state agriculture secretary, will seek the Democratic nomination to challenge the senator, who is seeking a seventh term.

About New York

Making the Journey From Menace to Neighbor, All on One Brooklyn Block

Living out of a Ford Explorer after losing his home, an unemployed chemist changes his own trajectory while stirring the altruistic impulses of some who were wary of him.

Flint Is in the News, but Lead Poisoning Is Even Worse in Cleveland

Four decades ago, political leaders declared war on lead, citing evidence of its pernicious impact on young brains. But the crusade remains unfinished.

Quotation of the Day
"If you experience that small trauma of being exposed and shamed, it is very unlikely you will break the same rule twice."
ALEJANDRO MARÍN, a co-founder of Supercívicos, an activist group of comedians whose mission is to embarrass the wrongdoers of Mexican society with punishing humor.

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