1
Opinion
Water Use in Portola Valley, Calif.
Mayor Jeff Aalfs discusses the California town’s continuing efforts to reduce water use.Opinion
Statehood for Puerto Rico
Pedro R. Pierluisi, the territory’s delegate in Congress, writes that “no people have ever prospered while being treated unequally.”Opinion
Justice for Nail Salon Workers
Cultivating justice in the world of low-wage immigrant labor is going to take serious effort at all levels of government.Travel
Video: 36 Hours in Medellín
The city’s situation — set in the Aburrá Valley, surrounded by green mountains — is ideal, its weather springlike year-round, and its people outgoing and proud of their city.World
E.U. Proposes Quota System to Address Migration Crisis
The system, which would oblige most member states to take in more migrants, at least temporarily, generated sharp opposition from several countries.World
Video: Myanmar Migrants Spotted in Andaman Sea
A wooden fishing boat carrying several hundred migrants from Myanmar was seen adrift west of the Thai mainland on Thursday.I don't need to be told that the problem exists or how it came to exist.
The problem needs a solution.
Genocide is not an acceptable resolution.
I have not found another.
7
Sports
Aaron Hernandez Is Charged With Intimidation
Hernandez was accused of trying to silence a witness in a separate double murder case against him by shooting him and leaving him for dead.Opinion
Just Think of Mom as the Family C.E.O.
Readers respond to a Sunday Review essay, “Mom: The Designated Worrier.”Opinion
Shortcomings of Cybersecurity Bills
Proposed legislation could help make American networks less vulnerable to hackers but at a cost to the privacy of individuals.World
European Commission Prepares Plan to Distribute Migrants Across E.U.
The proposal, which has not been finalized and requires national governments’ approval, is being supported by Germany and Mediterranean member states.World
A Chasm Divides David Cameron and Nicola Sturgeon, Leaders of a Kingdom Still United
As early as this week, the prime minister of Britain and the first minister of Scotland will hold face-to-face meetings on granting Scotland greater autonomy.U.S.
Shell’s Record Adds to the Anger of Those Opposing Arctic Drilling
Environmentalists cited past problems with a drilling rig’s running aground in 2012. But the company said it had revamped its operation and had better contingency plans.Opinion
The Restaurant Industry, on the Minimum Wage
Dawn Sweeney, the president of the National Restaurant Association, opposes Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s push for higher wages.Travel
A New Marriott App Connects Guests With Hotels
Mobile Request, a new app from Marriott Hotels, allows guests to ask for services before they check in.Science
NASA’s Mercury Messenger: What It Learned Before It Crashed
The spacecraft, which orbited Mercury for four years before crashing into it, found that its magnetic field is almost as old as the planet itself.Opinion
H.I.V. Outbreak in Indiana
Howard Josepher, the head of a social services agency, says that what is needed is “to engage and maintain drug users with H.I.V.-AIDS and hepatitis, and those at high risk for infection, in peer-led education and support programs.”N.Y. / Region
Cuomo’s Push to Raise Wages Lifts Spirits of New York’s Fast-Food Workers
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s move to unilaterally increase hourly pay for thousands of workers in the state cheered many who recalled his previous lack of interest in the topic.Business Day
Choosing the Battlefield in S.E.C. Cases
Defense lawyers complain about the use of an administrative forum, but until a federal court steps in to curtail the practice, little can be done.Opinion
An Oklahoma Suburb, Tornado-Ready
A tornado-prone city toughened its building code, becoming a model.Opinion
No comments:
Post a Comment