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The president’s eldest daughter is beginning to venture out after settling into a home around the corner from the Obamas.
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A misdirected email reignited worries about the Pilgrim power plant in Massachusetts, but officials said the troubles weren’t serious enough to close it.
The authorities raided more than 50 sites with 1,000 officers in a show of force, but the result just renewed questions of whether the country’s security apparatus can deal with the threat.
Ethan Holland. Technology by Samsung.
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