Chilling Look at Newtown Killer, but No ‘Why’
Chilling Look at Newtown Killer, but No ‘Why’ |
- Chilling Look at Newtown Killer, but No ‘Why’
- Dispute Erupts in India Over Surveillance by Candidate
- N.S.A. May Have Penetrated Internet Cable Links
- Obama Signals a Shift From Military Might to Diplomacy
- Egypt’s Government Struggles to Gain Footing as Dissent Grows
- Bumps in the Road to New Cholesterol Guidelines
- New Clues May Change Buddha’s Date of Birth
- Obama’s Visiting Security Adviser Tells Karzai to Sign Agreement
- Management Shake-Up at Concert Promoter A.E.G. Live
- Music Review: Nelson Freire, Playing Villa-Lobos at Alice Tully Hall
- Tom Stoppard Gives ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’ a Makeover
- Francesco Vezzoli’s Art Show Hits a Snag
- Syrian Peace Talks to Begin on Jan. 22
- Microbes May Add Special Something to Wines
- DealBook: British Government Reports Assail R.B.S. Lending Practices
- In Myanmar, Newly Free Media Struggle to Turn a Profit
- The Movies Issue: The Big Picture Strikes Back
- Walmart Names Chief of International Unit as New C.E.O.
- The Appraisal: American Dreamer on 42nd Street Who Fled From a Deal
- New Egypt Law Effectively Bans Street Protests
- Japan Answers China’s Warnings Over Islands’ Airspace
- DealBook: In Bitcoin’s Orbit: Rival Virtual Currencies Vie for Acceptance
- India Ink: Casualties of Kashmir’s Unrest Live in the Dark
- Video: The New York Times Minute
- Bangkok Protesters Raid Finance Ministry Compound
| Chilling Look at Newtown Killer, but No ‘Why’ Posted: 25 Nov 2013 08:28 PM PST Almost a year after Adam Lanza killed 26 children and adults in a Newtown, Conn., elementary school, an investigative report shed new light on his internal life and complicated relationship with his mother.    |
| Dispute Erupts in India Over Surveillance by Candidate Posted: 25 Nov 2013 08:14 PM PST Government eavesdropping on a woman in India has been traced to Narendra Modi, who hopes to be India's next prime minister, and it has spurred a discussion of the state's use of surveillance.  |
| N.S.A. May Have Penetrated Internet Cable Links Posted: 25 Nov 2013 06:41 PM PST Security experts say they believe that government spies hit the big Internet companies at a weak spot — the fiber-optic cables that connect their data centers.  |
| Obama Signals a Shift From Military Might to Diplomacy Posted: 25 Nov 2013 06:02 PM PST The announcements of an interim nuclear deal with Iran and a conference on Syria's civil war were vivid statements that diplomacy has again become the centerpiece of American foreign policy.    |
| Egypt’s Government Struggles to Gain Footing as Dissent Grows Posted: 25 Nov 2013 05:48 PM PST It has become harder for officials to blame the Muslim Brotherhood for all the nation's problems, nearly five months after it was swept from power.  |
| Bumps in the Road to New Cholesterol Guidelines Posted: 25 Nov 2013 05:43 PM PST Some doctors said a panel issuing guidelines for avoiding cholesterol risks had ignored part of the available data, and they asserted it should have first released a draft report to allow for comments.  |
| New Clues May Change Buddha’s Date of Birth Posted: 25 Nov 2013 05:33 PM PST At a temple in Nepal that contains a pillar documenting a homage at the Buddha's birthplace, researchers determined that lower structures were erected as early as the sixth century B.C.  |
| Obama’s Visiting Security Adviser Tells Karzai to Sign Agreement Posted: 25 Nov 2013 03:23 PM PST Susan E. Rice told President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan to sign a security agreement or potentially face the complete pullout of American troops by the end of 2014, officials said.    |
| Management Shake-Up at Concert Promoter A.E.G. Live Posted: 25 Nov 2013 02:54 PM PST The departure of its chief executive, Randy Phillips, follows a failed attempt to sell the promoter's parent company, the Anschutz Entertainment Group.  |
| Music Review: Nelson Freire, Playing Villa-Lobos at Alice Tully Hall Posted: 25 Nov 2013 02:39 PM PST The pianist Nelson Freire offered Villa-Lobos, as well as Chopin and Granados, in a concert for Lincoln Center's Great Performers series on Wednesday.  |
| Tom Stoppard Gives ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’ a Makeover Posted: 25 Nov 2013 02:36 PM PST The playwright Tom Stoppard's new work is a one-hour radio play, "Darkside," for which he has written text to go over the music of "The Dark Side of the Moon."  |
| Francesco Vezzoli’s Art Show Hits a Snag Posted: 25 Nov 2013 02:25 PM PST The artist Francesco Vezzoli had planned a dismantled church as the center of his New York show, before Italian authorities stopped the shipment.  |
| Syrian Peace Talks to Begin on Jan. 22 Posted: 25 Nov 2013 01:21 PM PST The aim is to create a transitional government based on mutual consent, though the Syrian government and the opposition are still far apart on what that would mean.    |
| Microbes May Add Special Something to Wines Posted: 25 Nov 2013 12:36 PM PST Researchers have found that grape varieties in different regions carry distinctive patterns of fungi and bacteria, which may play a role in making a wine unique.    |
| DealBook: British Government Reports Assail R.B.S. Lending Practices Posted: 25 Nov 2013 11:08 AM PST One report said the bank had pushed some companies into serious financial difficulties, while the other said it was not doing enough to lend to small businesses.    |
| In Myanmar, Newly Free Media Struggle to Turn a Profit Posted: 25 Nov 2013 11:06 AM PST Private print publications face competition from state-run dailies and the Internet and are having a hard time finding advertisers and qualified reporters, the editors say.  |
| The Movies Issue: The Big Picture Strikes Back Posted: 25 Nov 2013 11:04 AM PST Think TV is where all the action and ambition is? This year proves there are some things the movies still do better.  |
| Walmart Names Chief of International Unit as New C.E.O. Posted: 25 Nov 2013 09:53 AM PST C. Douglas McMillon, a longtime company executive who is now president of Walmart International, will succeed Michael T. Duke, who has been Walmart's chief since 2009, the company said.    |
| The Appraisal: American Dreamer on 42nd Street Who Fled From a Deal Posted: 25 Nov 2013 09:01 AM PST Louis Gritsipis, a Greek immigrant, didn't just turn down an offer for his diner's building in Manhattan; he ran away from the conference.  |
| New Egypt Law Effectively Bans Street Protests Posted: 25 Nov 2013 07:39 AM PST The law is the latest evidence of a return to authoritarianism in the aftermath of the military takeover in July.    |
| Japan Answers China’s Warnings Over Islands’ Airspace Posted: 25 Nov 2013 06:37 AM PST Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan called China's declaration of an air defense zone over a disputed group of islands in the East China Sea an unacceptable effort to change the status quo.  |
| DealBook: In Bitcoin’s Orbit: Rival Virtual Currencies Vie for Acceptance Posted: 25 Nov 2013 06:27 AM PST Despite mounting interest in Bitcoin from investors, the virtual universe has spawned a few dozen alternatives, with varying reserves, computer mining requirements and privacy.  |
| India Ink: Casualties of Kashmir’s Unrest Live in the Dark Posted: 25 Nov 2013 03:56 AM PST Numerous young men in Kashmir have lost one or both of their eyes after being fired at by the Indian troops and police with pellet guns.  |
| Video: The New York Times Minute Posted: 25 Nov 2013 03:09 AM PST Reactions to the Iran nuclear deal; C.S.I. meets Jackson Pollock; and a whale bonanza.    |
| Bangkok Protesters Raid Finance Ministry Compound Posted: 25 Nov 2013 03:02 AM PST Crowds also entered the Foreign Ministry grounds, in the latest escalation of a battle between supporters and opponents of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.    |
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