Marina Abramovic Is Putting Her Name on a Center in Hudson, N.Y.
Marina Abramovic Is Putting Her Name on a Center in Hudson, N.Y. |
- Marina Abramovic Is Putting Her Name on a Center in Hudson, N.Y.
- DealBook: Tentative Deal Hands JPMorgan Chase a Record Penalty
- Swap Frees Lebanese Held by Syrian Rebels in Exchange for Turks
- Authors Accept Censors’ Rules to Sell in China
- Aid to Pakistan to Resume as Tension With U.S. Eases
- France Says Deportation of Roma Girl Was Legal
- Venezuela Releases Oil Research Ship
- News Analysis: Are the Roma Primitive, or Just Poor?
- Policing Village Moral Codes as Women Stream to India’s Cities
- Suicide Blast in Somalia Kills 15, Police Say
- In Latest Snag, Police Block Maldives Vote For President
- Argentine Commuter Train Slams Into Station, Again
- Bomb Near Syrian Capital Kills 16, Activists Say
- ‘Ebony and Ivy,’ About How Slavery Helped Universities Grow
- Policing the Amazon
- Texans Stick With Cruz Despite Defeat in Washington
- Corruption in Peru Aids Cutting of Rain Forest
| Marina Abramovic Is Putting Her Name on a Center in Hudson, N.Y. Posted: 19 Oct 2013 06:34 PM PDT Marina Abramovic's fame since her 2010 MoMA show has engendered mistrust and perhaps envy from fellow performance artists. Now she's building an institute with her name on it.    |
| DealBook: Tentative Deal Hands JPMorgan Chase a Record Penalty Posted: 19 Oct 2013 06:13 PM PDT The penalty would cap weeks of heated negotiating and underscore the extent of the JPMorgan Chase's legal woes, people briefed on the talks said.    |
| Swap Frees Lebanese Held by Syrian Rebels in Exchange for Turks Posted: 19 Oct 2013 05:00 PM PDT Lebanese citizens held by Syrian rebels were freed under the deal, as were Turkish pilots kidnapped by Lebanese gunmen.    |
| Authors Accept Censors’ Rules to Sell in China Posted: 19 Oct 2013 04:05 PM PDT Western writers often face a difficult choice: accept a censor's heavy hand or bypass the world's biggest market.    |
| Aid to Pakistan to Resume as Tension With U.S. Eases Posted: 19 Oct 2013 02:05 PM PDT The United States plans to unfreeze more than $1.5 billion in assistance to Pakistan that was blocked because of tension between the two nations.    |
| France Says Deportation of Roma Girl Was Legal Posted: 19 Oct 2013 01:13 PM PDT The French government said the controversial expulsion of a 15-year-old Roma girl with her family was legal but could have been conducted with more sensitivity.  |
| Venezuela Releases Oil Research Ship Posted: 19 Oct 2013 11:40 AM PDT The Houston company that chartered an oil research ship seized by Venezuela's navy a week ago in disputed waters said the vessel and its crew had been released.    |
| News Analysis: Are the Roma Primitive, or Just Poor? Posted: 19 Oct 2013 11:30 AM PDT After centuries of persecution and living on the fringes of society, can the Roma ever integrate into Western Europe?    |
| Policing Village Moral Codes as Women Stream to India’s Cities Posted: 19 Oct 2013 10:38 AM PDT As young Indian women leave rural homes to finish their education in cities, they balance their new freedom against the social norms of their villages back home.  |
| Suicide Blast in Somalia Kills 15, Police Say Posted: 19 Oct 2013 08:46 AM PDT The Shabab, the militant Somali Islamist group, claimed responsibility for the suicide attack on Saturday at a cafe in western Somalia, near the border with Ethiopia.    |
| In Latest Snag, Police Block Maldives Vote For President Posted: 19 Oct 2013 08:43 AM PDT Election commission officials said they could not carry out the planned vote because the police had surrounded their offices and would not allow personnel to do their work.  |
| Argentine Commuter Train Slams Into Station, Again Posted: 19 Oct 2013 07:25 AM PDT An Argentine commuter train slammed into the end of the line Saturday morning at the same station in Buenos Aires where 52 people were killed in a similar crash last year. This time there was no immediate report of deaths, but at least 80 people were injured.  |
| Bomb Near Syrian Capital Kills 16, Activists Say Posted: 19 Oct 2013 06:36 AM PDT Syrian rebels assaulted a checkpoint in a pro-government suburb of Damascus on Saturday, setting off a suicide car bomb that killed 16 soldiers, activists said.    |
| ‘Ebony and Ivy,’ About How Slavery Helped Universities Grow Posted: 19 Oct 2013 05:01 AM PDT In "Ebony and Ivy," Craig Steven Wilder, an M.I.T. historian, takes a broad look at the role of slavery in the growth of America's earliest universities.    |
| Posted: 19 Oct 2013 04:23 AM PDT Government authorities are working hard to fight the illegal timber trade.    |
| Texans Stick With Cruz Despite Defeat in Washington Posted: 18 Oct 2013 06:29 PM PDT Senator Ted Cruz's defiance in Washington has only bolstered his standing in his home state, illustrating the growing political divide between Texas and the rest of the nation.  |
| Corruption in Peru Aids Cutting of Rain Forest Posted: 18 Oct 2013 06:20 PM PDT The World Bank estimates that 80 percent of Peru's logging exports are illegally harvested, a problem compounded by bribery and obstacles to prosecution.  |
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