Members of Russian Punk Band Get Warm Greeting in Brooklyn
Members of Russian Punk Band Get Warm Greeting in Brooklyn |
- Members of Russian Punk Band Get Warm Greeting in Brooklyn
- Sony to Sell PC Unit Amid Dwindling Sales
- N. Korea Says Military Drills Imperil Reunions
- Sony to Cut Jobs and Split Off PC and TV Units
- Hurdles Ahead for Beckham and M.L.S. in Miami
- A Complicated Actor, Philip Seymour Hoffman, in His Last Days
- Racing to Save the Stray Dogs of Sochi
- Ukraine Chief Loses Support in Stronghold
- Jihadist Return Is Said to Drive Attacks in Egypt
- A Different Gates Is Returning to Microsoft
- Childbirth Study Sees Longer Labor as Normal
- User Growth for Twitter Starts to Slow, and Stock Dips
- Tech Industry Flexes Muscle in California Race
- Iraqi Tribes to Take Lead in Falluja Fight, U.S. Says
- Russia Blocks Yogurt Bound for U.S. Athletes
- Google Settles Its European Antitrust Case; Critics Remain
- Baghdad Journal: Preserving Routine Amid Rising Violence
- Pussy Riot Members Take Tour to New York
- Video: Times Minute | Vatican Sexual Abuse
- Machine Learning: Narcissist’s Dream: Selfie-Friendly Phone
- U.N. Panel Criticizes the Vatican Over Sexual Abuse
- Study of Drug for Blood Clots Caused a Stir, Records Show
- European Official Takes Measured Tone on Ukraine Aid
- Economists Sound the Alarm on Deflation in Europe
- Frugal Traveler: A Weekend in Hungary, Chosen at Random
| Members of Russian Punk Band Get Warm Greeting in Brooklyn Posted: 06 Feb 2014 12:05 AM PST More than a month after their release from prison in Russia, two members of Pussy Riot are finding many allies in their fight for free expression.       |
| Sony to Sell PC Unit Amid Dwindling Sales Posted: 06 Feb 2014 12:02 AM PST The company, struggling to keep pace in the consumer electronics sector, said it planned to sell its Vaio-branded PC unit to an investment fund.       |
| N. Korea Says Military Drills Imperil Reunions Posted: 05 Feb 2014 11:20 PM PST North Korea is threatening to cancel a reunion of Korean War-divided families later this month only one day after agreeing on dates for the emotional meetings.       |
| Sony to Cut Jobs and Split Off PC and TV Units Posted: 05 Feb 2014 10:31 PM PST Under pressure to shore up profitability in its electronics business, the company unveiled a restructuring plan that will cut 5,000 jobs, while splitting off its PC and TV units.       |
| Hurdles Ahead for Beckham and M.L.S. in Miami Posted: 05 Feb 2014 08:08 PM PST David Beckham announced that he would bring a Major League Soccer expansion team to Miami, but he could not say where or when it would begin play.       |
| A Complicated Actor, Philip Seymour Hoffman, in His Last Days Posted: 05 Feb 2014 07:48 PM PST Mr. Hoffman died, by all accounts, an addict's death, with periods of outward normalcy interrupted by erratic behavior.  |
| Racing to Save the Stray Dogs of Sochi Posted: 05 Feb 2014 06:54 PM PST A Russian billionaire has donated money for a shelter in a bid to save some of the hundreds of stray dogs that are being killed in preparation for the Sochi Olympic Games.  |
| Ukraine Chief Loses Support in Stronghold Posted: 05 Feb 2014 06:22 PM PST The defections of two prominent businessmen in eastern Ukraine, a stronghold for President Viktor F. Yanukovych, signal growing frustrations with him even among his base.       |
| Jihadist Return Is Said to Drive Attacks in Egypt Posted: 05 Feb 2014 05:57 PM PST At least two Egyptians who came home from fighting in Syria have already killed themselves as suicide bombers in a recent terror campaign.       |
| A Different Gates Is Returning to Microsoft Posted: 05 Feb 2014 05:52 PM PST After years in philanthropy, many wonder how Bill Gates, a luminary of the tech world, will choose to position Microsoft going forward.       |
| Childbirth Study Sees Longer Labor as Normal Posted: 05 Feb 2014 05:48 PM PST A new study suggests that doctors wait longer in the second stage of labor before intervening with drugs, forceps or cesareans.  |
| User Growth for Twitter Starts to Slow, and Stock Dips Posted: 05 Feb 2014 05:44 PM PST The microblogging company said revenue for the quarter was $243 million, up from $112 million a year ago, and it reported a net loss of $511 million.       |
| Tech Industry Flexes Muscle in California Race Posted: 05 Feb 2014 05:28 PM PST The race in the 17th Congressional District in California underscores the tech industry's push to elect candidates who will further its interests, even if it means trying to replace a party stalwart with a relative unknown.  |
| Iraqi Tribes to Take Lead in Falluja Fight, U.S. Says Posted: 05 Feb 2014 05:28 PM PST Brett McGurk, a top State Department official, provided new details about the Iraqi government's effort to regain control of a key Sunni city now occupied by jihadists.       |
| Russia Blocks Yogurt Bound for U.S. Athletes Posted: 05 Feb 2014 05:25 PM PST The Russian government has kept from the United States Olympic team a shipment of Chobani yogurt, a booming business in upstate New York.  |
| Google Settles Its European Antitrust Case; Critics Remain Posted: 05 Feb 2014 05:17 PM PST If approved, the deal would put an end to half a decade of wrangles with antitrust authorities across the globe.       |
| Baghdad Journal: Preserving Routine Amid Rising Violence Posted: 05 Feb 2014 04:40 PM PST Bombings have ebbed but have never retreated over the years in the working-class Shaab area of Baghdad.  |
| Pussy Riot Members Take Tour to New York Posted: 05 Feb 2014 03:29 PM PST Two women from the Russian punk group said they had no fear of prison and suggested they may even run for political office in Russia someday.       |
| Video: Times Minute | Vatican Sexual Abuse Posted: 05 Feb 2014 03:14 PM PST A U.N. panel assails the Vatican over sexual abuse by priests. Also on the Minute, New York's wintry mess and an international yogurt feud between the United States and Russia.       |
| Machine Learning: Narcissist’s Dream: Selfie-Friendly Phone Posted: 05 Feb 2014 02:02 PM PST Many smartphones have superb primary cameras, but the front-facing cameras that we (well, some of us) use to take pictures of ourselves are inferior.  |
| U.N. Panel Criticizes the Vatican Over Sexual Abuse Posted: 05 Feb 2014 01:37 PM PST A United Nations report calling on the Vatican to remove all child abusers from its ranks was hailed by victims as a landmark and criticized by church supporters as misguided.       |
| Study of Drug for Blood Clots Caused a Stir, Records Show Posted: 05 Feb 2014 01:20 PM PST Many of the documents, newly unsealed by a court, centered on whether research would undercut a selling point: that the blood-thinning drug, Pradaxa, does not require regular tests.  |
| European Official Takes Measured Tone on Ukraine Aid Posted: 05 Feb 2014 01:05 PM PST Europe's foreign policy chief, Catherine Ashton, on a visit to Kiev sought to play down expectations of a big windfall, saying money would be part of a broader assistance package.  |
| Economists Sound the Alarm on Deflation in Europe Posted: 05 Feb 2014 12:49 PM PST Inflation continues to fall in the euro zone, leading some to worry the region could get caught in a Japanese-style spiral of falling prices.  |
| Frugal Traveler: A Weekend in Hungary, Chosen at Random Posted: 05 Feb 2014 11:57 AM PST The Frugal Traveler decided to spend a couple of days in a small Hungarian town just to see what would happen. So what did? Plenty, it turns out.  |
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