Supreme Court Ruling Allows Strip-Searches for Any Offense
By ADAM LIPTAK
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At Least 7 Dead in Oakland School Shooting
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A Favored Son Returns to Uphill Battle in Nebraska
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Bob Kerrey, the former governor and senator from Nebraska, has found himself recast as a carpetbagger in his native state.
Study Says DNA’s Power to Predict Illness Is Limited
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Personalized disease forecasts and therapies are not the wave of the future, research on twins suggests.
Syria Agrees to Troop Withdrawal, Annan Says
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The rebels say they will wait for the government forces to stop shooting before they agree to reciprocate.
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Hosts as Weapons in Morning-Show Duel
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Morning TV shows always compete, but usually it’s over guests, not hosts. Now contracts are up, change is in the air, and viewers have a front-row seat.
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Will Anthony Davis’s unselfish play keep him from becoming someone who routinely takes over games?
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Remarkable Wines From Strife-Surrounded Vineyards
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In Arizona, Censoring Questions About Race
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