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Magazine
For Perfect Pasta, Add Water and a Vigorous Stir
This simple ingredient brings classic Roman dishes to life.
Drought is lack of water.
Opinion
On the Use of Antipsychotics for Dementia Patients
The New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation and Dr. Daniel P. McGonigle, a geriatric psychiatrist, respond to a news article.Sports
Forgoing the Pews to Minister to the Big East’s Benches
Most of the conference’s colleges are Catholic, and at this week’s tournament, half of the teams had members of the clergy on the bench.World
A Cricket Match, With Politics in the Spotlight
Royal College and St. Thomas’ College, bastions of privilege that have groomed Sri Lanka’s leaders for nearly two centuries, have competed in cricket every March for 136 years.N.Y. / Region
Crowds and Long Delays Fray Subway System and Riders’ Nerves
With fares set to rise, riders across New York City are complaining of having to pay more when service is worse.U.S.
Pentagon Confirms Strike Killed Shabab Militant Leader in Somalia
The Defense Department said that Adan Garar, a senior member of the Shabab extremist group, had been killed in a drone strike on his vehicle last week.N.Y. / Region
Patz Trial Jury Is Told Suspect Was Prone to Confessing
A psychologist serving as a defense witness testified that Pedro Hernandez, who has confessed to strangling 6-year-old Etan Patz in 1979, was susceptible to giving a false confession because of his low intelligence.Business Day
Biogen Reports Its Alzheimer’s Drug Sharply Slowed Cognitive Decline
The drug, developed by Biogen Idec, could achieve sales of billions of dollars a year if the results from the small trial are replicated in larger trials.Science
Scientists Seek Ban on Method of Editing the Human Genome
A group of biologists, including the scientist who developed the technique, has called for a worldwide moratorium on using the method to change human DNA.World
Fears of Greek Debt Default Overshadow European Union Gathering
European Union leaders meeting in Brussels were confronted with the possibility of a Greek default, and exit from the eurozone, and possibly the bloc.Business Day
Honda Expands Takata Airbag-Related Recalls
The announcement added 88,000 2008 Pilots, a model that had not been included in previous recalls.Opinion
U.S. Allies, Lured by China’s Bank
In significant ways, the flocking of Western nations to a potential World Bank rival is a problem of America’s own making.Opinion
A Reformer, on Bias and ‘Broken Windows’
Robert Gangi, director of the Police Reform Organizing Project, says the New York Police Department needs to end discriminatory practices.Adding to the headcount is easy.
Changing a culture is difficult.
It requires thought.
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Business Day
Public Pension Cuts Exempt Police and Firefighters
Recent labor legislation, such as measures to curb collective bargaining and change pensions and health coverage, often exempts public safety workers.World
South Korea Tells China Not to Meddle in Decision Over Missile System
Beijing has been pressing its neighbor to reject Washington’s calls to install a missile defense system, prompting Seoul to deliver a rare public retort.Your Money
When You Must Take Money Out of Your I.R.A.or 401(K)
If you turned 70½ in 2014 and have an individual retirement account, you have until April 1 to make your first withdrawal.Magazine
For Perfect Pasta, Add Water and a Vigorous Stir
This simple ingredient brings classic Roman dishes to life.U.S.
As California Drought Enters 4th Year, Conservation Efforts and Worries Increase
The Sierra Nevada snowpack, which is supposed to provide 30 percent of the state’s water, is at its second-lowest level on record.
Lenders are not friends.
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Science
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