Greek Leaders Face Revolt at Home as They Try to Appease Creditors
BRUSSELS — Greek leaders scrambled on Sunday to come up with a list of proposed changes to the nation’s austerity program that would be acceptable to their creditors by a…
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Greek Leaders Face Revolt at Home as They Try to Appease Creditors
BRUSSELS — Greek leaders scrambled on Sunday to come up with a list of proposed changes to the nation’s austerity program that would be acceptable to their creditors by a…
Greek Leaders Face Revolt at Home as They Try to Appease Creditors
BRUSSELS — Greek leaders scrambled on Sunday to come up with a list of proposed changes to the nation’s austerity program that would be acceptable to their creditors by a…
Oscars 2015 Live Blog
The New York Times is covering the Oscars live, with reports and photos from the red carpet, fashion reviews, commentary during the telecast and more. #Oscars crowd goes wild over…
‘American Denial’ and ‘Hate in America’ Look at Unflattering Truths
Here’s a phrase you probably never expected to read: Highbrow PBS and trashy Investigation Discovery have complementary programs Monday night about race and intolerance. Neither is very satisfying on its…
‘American Denial’ and ‘Hate in America’ Look at Unflattering Truths
Here’s a phrase you probably never expected to read: Highbrow PBS and trashy Investigation Discovery have complementary programs Monday night about race and intolerance. Neither is very satisfying on its…
‘American Denial’ and ‘Hate in America’ Look at Unflattering Truths
Here’s a phrase you probably never expected to read: Highbrow PBS and trashy Investigation Discovery have complementary programs Monday night about race and intolerance. Neither is very satisfying on its…
‘The Night Shift’ Dispenses a Familiar Prescription
Pity the ensemble hospital show trying to survive in the considerable shadow of “Grey’s Anatomy.” Since that ABC series — the first Shonda Rhimes hit — began in 2005, one…
Health Care Opens Stable Career Path, Taken Mainly by Women
A surge in spending on health care is translating into well-paying jobs, but opportunities are only available to those willing to put in the time and money to retrain. HUNTINGTON,…
Ukraine Rebels Say They’ve Started Pulling Back Weaponry From Front Lines
DONETSK, Ukraine — The main Russian-backed rebel organization in eastern Ukraine said it would begin moving heavy weaponry away from the front lines on Sunday, but the government said the…
Health Care Opens Middle-Class Path, Taken Mainly by Women
A surge in spending on health care is translating into well-paying jobs, but opportunities are only available to those willing to put in the time and money to retrain. HUNTINGTON,…
With Expected Keystone Veto, Obama Is to Open New Era of Presidency
WASHINGTON — Wielding the weapon of his pen, President Obama this week is expected to formally reject a Republican attempt to force construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline. But…
Homeland Security Chief Urges Caution After Threat to Mall of America
WASHINGTON — The nation’s top homeland security official urged shoppers on Sunday to be “particularly careful” in visiting the Mall of America, a sprawling shopping center outside Minneapolis, after it…
Homeland Security Chief Urges Caution After Threat to Mall of America
WASHINGTON — The nation’s top homeland security official urged shoppers on Sunday to be “particularly careful” in visiting the Mall of America, a sprawling shopping center outside Minneapolis, after it…
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Cara Buckley makes educated Oscar guesses. We put together a ballot composed of all the prediction-market favorites. You can tweak it as you like. The service analyzed messages surrounding Oscar…
Clark Terry, Influential Jazz Trumpeter, Dies at 94
Clark Terry, one of the most popular and influential jazz trumpeters of his generation and an enthusiastic advocate of jazz education, has died at age 94. His death was announced…
Security Guards Detain 3 Protesters at Gate of Marine Base on Okinawa
TOKYO — Three protesters were detained at the gate of a United States Marine base on Okinawa on Sunday during the largest demonstration yet against the start of construction of…
Security Guards Detain 3 Protesters at Gate of Marine Base on Okinawa
TOKYO — Three protesters were detained at the gate of a United States Marine base on Okinawa on Sunday during the largest demonstration yet against the start of construction of…
Turkish Military Evacuates Soldiers Guarding Tomb in Syria
ISTANBUL — The Turkish Army rescued its guards and removed remains from the Tomb of Suleyman Shah in Syria, which had been besieged by Islamic State militants, the prime minister…
China Protests India Leader’s Visit to Disputed Border Area
HONG KONG — China summoned India’s ambassador in Beijing to protest Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to a border area claimed by both countries, a reminder that the world’s two…
With Barcelona Looming, Manchester City Catches Fire
LONDON — The extremes of imported artistry and homegrown belligerence that make English Premier League soccer a compelling spectacle were on full view this weekend. The darkness came first, when…
Among the Navajos, a Renewed Debate About Gay Marriage
Alray Nelson is an outspoken opponent of the tribal law that bans same-sex marriage. TOHATCHI, N.M. — Tradition reigns here on the Navajo reservation, where the words of elders are…
Bush Spouse Backs Jeb, but Is Wary of Family Business
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — For 20 years, Columba Bush anticipated the day she would have to answer one big question: Would she support her husband, Jeb Bush, if he decided…
Turkish Military Enters Syria to Evacuate Soldiers Guarding Tomb, Reports Say
ISTANBUL — The Turkish Army launched a military operation into Syria late Saturday to evacuate the Tomb of Suleyman Shah, which has been besieged by Islamic State militants since last…
Old India’s Village of Warriors Becomes Birthplace of Bouncers
GURGAON, India — In a smoky nightclub on the third floor of the Sahara Mall, blowing off steam to the thudding bass line of a Bollywood dance mix, are the…
Venezuela Mayor Is Accused of U.S.-Backed Coup Plot
CARACAS, Venezuela — The mayor of Caracas, Antonio Ledezma, who was arrested last week by intelligence agents, has been indicted on charges of conspiracy against the Venezuelan government and plotting…
Ukraine Military and Rebels Complete a Prisoner Exchange
ZHOLOBOK, Ukraine — Ukrainian military and separatist representatives exchanged dozens of prisoners under cover of darkness at a remote frontline location Saturday evening, kicking off a process intended to usher…
Ukraine Military and Rebels Complete a Prisoner Exchange
ZHOLOBOK, Ukraine — Ukrainian military and separatist representatives exchanged dozens of prisoners under cover of darkness at a remote frontline location Saturday evening, kicking off a process intended to usher…
Peter Lik’s Recipe for Success: Sell Prints. Print Money.
Peter Lik, a landscape photographer, working at his headquarters in Las Vegas earlier this month. In December, his company announced that an anonymous collector spent $6.5 million for a photograph…
Peter Lik’s Recipe for Success: Sell Prints. Print Money.
Peter Lik, a landscape photographer, working at his headquarters in Las Vegas earlier this month. In December, his company announced that an anonymous collector spent $6.5 million for a photograph…