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Fashion & Style
A Life Plan for Two, Followed by One
What began as a crush evolved into that peculiar sort of adolescent friendship.
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Opinion
Scientists See Cruelty in Killing Method Used in Japan's Dolphin Roundup
A peer-reviewed analysis finds the killing method used on dolphins in a Japanese town is far from humane.
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World
A Secret Deal on Drones, Sealed in Blood
The C.I.A.’s covert drone war in Pakistan began with the 2004 killing of a Pashtun militant, the result of a secret deal that was a turning point in the agency’s fight against terrorism.
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Opinion
Sunday Dialogue: Tackling Global Warming
Readers urge carbon taxes, lifestyle changes and a new term.
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Opinion
Pity the Men on Top
The glamour of “Mad Men” hides the truth of the drudgery and pressure experienced by the working men who supported families in that era.
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Sunday Review
Getting Serious About a Texas-Size Drought
In Texas, a state fabled for its everything-is-bigger mentality, the idea of conserving resources is beginning to take hold.
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World
Brazil Opens Inquiry Into Claims of Wrongdoing by Ex-President
The move by the Public Ministry is thought to be the first time that former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has been directly investigated in connection to the scheme.Just Say Nao
Sorry about the silence — I spent
yesterday being human (the High Line in NYC is all it’s cracked up to
be!), and then had a hellishly busy day today. If I had more energy left
I’d plunge into the next stage in the European crisis; the moving
finger of instability has now reached Portugal, with the government, of course, proposing to cure matters with More Austerity. But it will have to hold until tomorrow."
The link is to the Financial Times.
The link is to the Financial Times.
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Opinion
Suburban Disequilibrium
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Technology
Breaking Free of the Cellphone Carrier Conspiracy
T-Mobile, the smallest of the Big Four cellphone carriers, steps away from the two-year, unbreakable contract that Sprint, Verizon and AT&T live by.
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Education
Georgia: Defendants in Cheating Scandal Released
The 35 Atlanta public school employees charged in a testing scandal have been released from jail and are awaiting their first appearance in court.
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Opinion
When the Supreme Court Rules on Social Issues
Two lawyers respond to an editorial about whether the time is right for a decision on same-sex marriage.
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Business Day
For Cyprus, Gaslight at the End of Tunnel?
A potentially lucrative deepwater natural gas field could turn the debt-strapped island country into an energy exporter.
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Health
Caregiving From Another Continent
Family members on other continents are struggling to provide care to relatives back home.
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Business Day
Shifting Our Retirement Savings Into Automatic
To help Americans save more, retirement plans should make good choices easier. Automatic enrollment is a start.
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Business Day
Finding a Rate That’s Fairer Than Libor
A benchmark based on secured loans makes more sense than the London interbank offered rate.
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U.S.
Wisconsin: Church Will Release Files on Abuse
The Archbishop of Milwaukee, Jerome E. Listeki, announced on Wednesday that he has authorized the release of thousands of pages of documents on sexual abuse by Catholic priests, including cases that date back 80 years.
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N.Y. / Region
Three Decades of Baba Ghanouj
People are drawn to D’Vine Taste, a market in Park Slope, by Lebanese offerings like labneh and rose water, bulgur salad, za’atar-covered flatbread and hummus.
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Opinion
Calamity for Our Most Beneficent Insect
Bee colonies have been dying in increasing numbers, and the latest suspect is a pesticide used to protect common agricultural seeds.
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World
A Secret Deal on Drones, Sealed in Blood
The C.I.A.’s covert drone war in Pakistan began with the 2004 killing of a Pashtun militant, the result of a secret deal that was a turning point in the agency’s fight against terrorism.
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Business Day
Campaigns on Multiple Fronts Against Whale Hunting
Analysts say Australia has a difficult legal case to make but a U.N. court could side with Australia and order Japan to cease whaling.
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U.S.
Obama Tells Donors of Tough Politics of Environment
President Obama laid bare the political dilemma he faced on environmental issues, including the fate of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline from Canada.
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Real Estate
Opting for In-House Loan Service
Buyers may see advantages to using a real estate agency’s in-house loan services, but they should not feel pressured to do so, and may even find a better deal elsewhere.
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Opinion
Wars on Drugs
The military has been increasing prescriptions of psychoactive drugs for soldiers in combat at an alarming rate.
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Business Day
Campaigns on Multiple Fronts Against Whale Hunting
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Real Estate
Q & A
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U.S.
Tax Lobby Builds Ties to Chairman of Finance Panel
Many companies have retained lobbying firms that employ former aides to Max Baucus, the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, which will have a crucial role in shaping any legislation.
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U.S.
In Shift, Police Advise Taking an Active Role to Counter Mass Attacks
People at the scene of an attack are more likely to survive if they take an active stance, studies and police departments say, a shift from previous guidelines that advocated waiting for help.
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N.Y. / Region
Breach Through Fire Island Also Divides Opinions
A 856-foot-wide channel formed by Hurricane Sandy in a New York barrier island has helped flush out the bay beyond, but residents blame it for increased flooding.
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