Putin Backs Off Sochi Demonstrations Ban
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- Putin Backs Off Sochi Demonstrations Ban
- Cambodian Police Clear Park Before Planned Protest
- Phil Everly, Half of Pioneer Rock Duo, Dies at 74
- The Lede: Inside the Tale of North Korea Execution by Ravenous Dog
- Deadly Violence Erupts During Rallies Across Egypt
- Returning of Refugees to Bulgaria Worries U.N.
- U.S. Is Facing Hard Choices in South Sudan
- Solar Power Craze on Wall St. Propels Start-Up
- Mystery in Hezbollah Operative’s Life and Death
- White House Memo: Visits With School Pals Are a Touchstone on President’s Trips to Hawaii
- A Cult Motorcycle From India Takes On the World
- Fear Keeps Thousands of South Sudanese on the Run
- Denver Museum to Return Totems to Kenyan Museum
- Video: Times Minute | Displaced in South Sudan
- The Saturday Profile: Once Labeled a Traitor, Korean Aims to Be a Hero
- Iraq Fighters, Qaeda Allies, Claim Falluja as New State
- Robert Wilson Is Welcomed in a Celebration of His Work
- German Politician’s Rush to Lobbying Brings Scorn
- Qaeda-Linked Insurgents Clash With Other Rebels in Syria, as Schism Grows
- Bradley, Former U.S. and Egypt Coach, Joins Norwegian Club
- The Lede: From Chicago to Boston, Winter Storm Creates Havoc for Travelers
- U.S. Winter Training Camp Tilts Toward M.L.S.
- In Britain, Housing Prices Rise the Fastest Since 2006
- Hoping That ‘Llewyn Davis’ Sounds Like a Best Picture
- Unemployed in Europe Stymied by Lack of Technology Skills
| Putin Backs Off Sochi Demonstrations Ban Posted: 04 Jan 2014 12:54 AM PST Russian President Vladimir Putin has rescinded a blanket ban on demonstrations in and around the Winter Olympics and Paralympics in Sochi.    |
| Cambodian Police Clear Park Before Planned Protest Posted: 04 Jan 2014 12:02 AM PST Cambodian police officers on Saturday cleared protesters from a Phnom Penh park that has been staging ground for anti-government demonstrations, taking action a day before a planned rally.    |
| Phil Everly, Half of Pioneer Rock Duo, Dies at 74 Posted: 03 Jan 2014 09:27 PM PST As part of the Everly Brothers, whose hits included "Wake Up Little Susie" and "Bye Bye Love," Mr. Everly helped draw the blueprint of rock 'n' roll in the '50s and '60s.    |
| The Lede: Inside the Tale of North Korea Execution by Ravenous Dog Posted: 03 Jan 2014 07:52 PM PST Western news media pick up an old report that for the South Korean press, it seems, was too sensational.    |
| Deadly Violence Erupts During Rallies Across Egypt Posted: 03 Jan 2014 07:22 PM PST At least 13 people were killed as violence broke out during Muslim Brotherhood marches just days before a planned referendum on a draft constitution.  |
| Returning of Refugees to Bulgaria Worries U.N. Posted: 03 Jan 2014 07:17 PM PST The United Nations refugee agency urged European countries to stop sending back asylum seekers, many of them originally from Syria, because they face poor treatment in Bulgaria.  |
| U.S. Is Facing Hard Choices in South Sudan Posted: 03 Jan 2014 06:41 PM PST With no plans for American military intervention, the United States is frantically brokering peace talks between the warring factions while trying to fortify a United Nations peacekeeping force.  |
| Solar Power Craze on Wall St. Propels Start-Up Posted: 03 Jan 2014 05:58 PM PST The rise of SolarCity, a provider of rooftop solar systems, is either a sign that solar power is finally having its day or that yet another mania has gripped the markets.  |
| Mystery in Hezbollah Operative’s Life and Death Posted: 03 Jan 2014 05:56 PM PST The assassination of Hassane Laqees, Hezbollah's master technician and logistics expert, has exposed a convulsing region's tangled and shifting alliances and enmities.  |
| White House Memo: Visits With School Pals Are a Touchstone on President’s Trips to Hawaii Posted: 03 Jan 2014 05:15 PM PST President Obama's annual holiday trips to Hawaii include bonding time with the high school friends who have come to be known collectively as the Choom Gang.  |
| A Cult Motorcycle From India Takes On the World Posted: 03 Jan 2014 04:29 PM PST With models like the Bullet — an Indian-made avatar of an old British brand — Royal Enfield is making waves even as the competition for midsize bikes is heating up.  |
| Fear Keeps Thousands of South Sudanese on the Run Posted: 03 Jan 2014 03:42 PM PST People trying to escape the conflict described scenes where former friends are targeting one another.  |
| Denver Museum to Return Totems to Kenyan Museum Posted: 03 Jan 2014 03:13 PM PST The Denver Museum of Nature and Science will return 30 totems to the National Museums of Kenya, which will decide whether to search for their owners.  |
| Video: Times Minute | Displaced in South Sudan Posted: 03 Jan 2014 03:03 PM PST Also on the Minute, the latest on contraception and the Affordable Care Act, and the marketing of "Inside Llewyn Davis."    |
| The Saturday Profile: Once Labeled a Traitor, Korean Aims to Be a Hero Posted: 03 Jan 2014 02:45 PM PST Hong Yoon-hee, whose 1950 treason conviction in South Korea was recently nullified, says, "The truth is I helped save South Korea during one of its most critical times."    |
| Iraq Fighters, Qaeda Allies, Claim Falluja as New State Posted: 03 Jan 2014 02:35 PM PST After what appeared to be a morning lull, Sunni fighters destroyed the Police Headquarters and mayor's office as violence resumed.    |
| Robert Wilson Is Welcomed in a Celebration of His Work Posted: 03 Jan 2014 02:19 PM PST The opera "Einstein on the Beach," directed by Robert Wilson, with music by Philip Glass, arrives in Paris.  |
| German Politician’s Rush to Lobbying Brings Scorn Posted: 03 Jan 2014 01:59 PM PST Ronald Pofalla, who ran the German chancellery, was reported to be taking a specially created lobbying post at the national rail network said to carry compensation of more than a million euros a year.  |
| Qaeda-Linked Insurgents Clash With Other Rebels in Syria, as Schism Grows Posted: 03 Jan 2014 01:53 PM PST The fighting punctuated a growing rift between seven homegrown rebel groups and a powerful Qaeda affiliate.  |
| Bradley, Former U.S. and Egypt Coach, Joins Norwegian Club Posted: 03 Jan 2014 01:33 PM PST The two-year deal with Stabaek makes Bob Bradley, 55, the first American head coach of a top-tier European soccer team.  |
| The Lede: From Chicago to Boston, Winter Storm Creates Havoc for Travelers Posted: 03 Jan 2014 01:10 PM PST Thousands of flights were delayed or canceled, and drivers faced treacherous driving conditions as the storm dumped piles of snow overnight.    |
| U.S. Winter Training Camp Tilts Toward M.L.S. Posted: 03 Jan 2014 12:49 PM PST The call-ups for a national team training camp in January in Los Angeles included some notable names from Major League Soccer, such as Mike Magee, the league's most valuable player.  |
| In Britain, Housing Prices Rise the Fastest Since 2006 Posted: 03 Jan 2014 11:54 AM PST Prices rose 8.4 percent last year, the fastest pace since 2006, and mortgage approvals also hit a high level.  |
| Hoping That ‘Llewyn Davis’ Sounds Like a Best Picture Posted: 03 Jan 2014 11:10 AM PST The promoters of the film "Inside Llewyn Davis" have gone to extraordinary lengths in using the folk music at the movie's center to attract audiences, woo Oscar voters and sell its soundtrack album.  |
| Unemployed in Europe Stymied by Lack of Technology Skills Posted: 03 Jan 2014 10:18 AM PST Thousands of jobs are languishing unfilled as many in the work force find that their skills are ill suited for posts in information technology.    |
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