1
A.I.G. Bailout Lawsuit, Eurozone Stimulus and U.S. Jobs Data
Maurice R. Greenberg’s lawsuit against the government will head to court on Monday, the European Central Bank is meeting Thursday, and American jobs figures are due on Friday.
U.S.
It is time she had a child.
She is over thirty.
15
"The
state’s wolf-management plan declared the wolf a trophy-game animal,
allowing seasonal hunting in some areas, and labeled it a predator that
could be shot in four-fifths of the state.
In
United States District Court in Washington, Judge Amy Berman Jackson
ruled that the wildlife service’s judgment that the wolf was no longer
imperiled in much of its range was reasonable. She also deferred to the
wildlife service’s judgment that the wolf was not unduly threatened by
Wyoming’s decision to brand it a predator, noting that its numbers were
small or nonexistent in much of the area covered by that designation.
But she said that the state’s management plan was inadequate and
unenforceable and that federal officials were “arbitrary and capricious”
in accepting it."
Stayed.
3
World
A Jab at Indonesia’s President-Elect as Parliament Curbs Local Voting
The departing Indonesian Parliament passed a law on Friday eliminating the popular vote for mayors, district chiefs and governors.U.S.
North Carolina: Autopsy Shows Inmate Died of Severe Dehydration
A North Carolina inmate with severe mental illness died of thirst after being held in solitary confinement, an autopsy report said.U.S.
Ted Cruz and Rand Paul Make Appeals to Social Conservatives
The presumed Republican presidential contenders reached out with personal stories and political reassurances at the Values Voter Summit.
Some financial advice is better than other financial advice.
All of it is expensive.
The Ivy League needs to select students.
Testing yields an excessively large cohort.
7
U.S.
Colorado’s Perceived Left Turn Puts Governor in Tight Race
Gov. John W. Hickenlooper and his opponent, Bob Beauprez, are trying to appeal to urban and rural voters who are split ideologically.Home & Garden
On Patrol With the Weed Warriors
An invasive plant, aptly named mile-a-minute, threatens to take over the Northeast. Can a few gardeners and scientists stop it?Business Day
BHP Billiton Considers New Listing in London for Spinoff
After speaking with investors, the Australian mining giant said it was considering a listing in London, in addition to Australia and South Africa, for mining assets it plans to spin off.World
Beatification Brings Opus Dei Into the Open
The beatification Mass for a former leader of Opus Dei is an unusually public show of force for the movement, one of the most powerful and discreet in Catholicism.Opinion
Toronto, Restored
“We who live in Toronto do not define ourselves in any way by the antics, the misdemeanors and the lack of leadership by Rob Ford,” a resident writes.Opinion
Eric Holder’s Legacy
The attorney general took some laudable positions, but his record is marred by the role he played in matters of secrecy and national security.Automobiles
Ford Recalls 745,000 Vehicles for Fault That Could Disable Air Bags
The automaker says a problem with an electronic module could prevent air bags from deploying in a crash.U.S.
Daughter for Chelsea Clinton (and Granddaughter for a Certain Couple)
It is time she had a child.
She is over thirty.
15
Sports
In A.C.C., the Irish Go Far Afield To Retain a Sense of Independence
Notre Dame’s hectic travel schedule helps it retain the higher national profile it has had as an independent.Sports
Seahawks Scrape Out a Win Over the Broncos in a Super Bowl Rematch
Seattle won on the first possession of overtime after blowing a 17-3 fourth-quarter lead over the Broncos.
"PATRIOTS 16, RAIDERS 9
Tom Brady threw a touchdown pass, Stephen Gostkowski kicked three field
goals, and sluggish New England held on to beat visiting Oakland when
defensive tackle Vince Wilfork intercepted a pass near the Patriots’
goal line.
Technology
With Perspective From Both Sides of His Desk, F.C.C. Chairman Ponders Net Neutrality
Tom Wheeler spent decades as a lobbyist for the cable and wireless industries, experience from which he has drawn in creating highly scrutinized policy guidelines for ensuring equal access to online content.Opinion
Dismal Lessons From Libya and Yemen
The dissolution of order in both nations should offer sobering lessons for the Obama administration as it engages in a new war.Business Day
France Proposes Tough Antismoking Measures
The rules to be submitted to Parliament include plain packages for cigarettes and restricting the public use of e-cigarettes.N.Y. / Region
Accused of Bilking Client, Long Island Democrat Ends State Senate Bid
David Denenberg, the Democratic candidate, abruptly ended his campaign on Tuesday after his former law firm accused him of fraud.Protection for Wolves Is Restored in Wyoming
WorldTechnology
With Perspective From Both Sides of His Desk, F.C.C. Chairman Ponders Net Neutrality
Tom Wheeler spent decades as a lobbyist for the cable and wireless industries, experience from which he has drawn in creating highly scrutinized policy guidelines for ensuring equal access to online content.++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
@23:45
|
No comments:
Post a Comment