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Decoding Airline Fare Classes to Make the Most of Your Miles
When you are fare hunting, you want to parse the various fare class letters and find out the miles you’ll receive if you fly in those classes.World
An Uncertain New Chapter in Sinaloa, El Chapo’s Home State
The moral ambiguity of taking sides with the narcos, or feeling an abiding empathy for them, is not lost on the citizens of Sinaloa.Arts
How to Transform Penn Station: Move the Garden
It is encouraging that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has championed Penn Station’s cause, but he’s passed on the really big idea: moving Madison Square Garden.N.Y. / Region
Standing in the Way of a Youth Court in Brooklyn
For six years, officials have tried to open a community court in the Brownsville area to curb incarceration, based on a model in Red Hook. But a City Council member has effectively vetoed it.U.S.
The Larger, but Quieter Than Bundy, Push to Take Over Federal Land
A growing Republican-led movement is pushing the federal government to hand the states millions of acres of Western public lands — as well as their rich stores of coal, timber and grazing grass.Business Day
California Rejects Volkswagen’s Recall Plan
VW’s proposals for repairing vehicles equipped with a device to cheat on emissions tests are “substantially deficient,” state regulators said.Health
Implant for Opioid Addicts Urged for Federal Approval
A panel of medical experts recommended to the F.D.A. that the implant, Probuphine, be approved to deliver doses of buprenorphine — one of the most common medical treatments for addicts.N.Y. / Region
Parents Said to Turn In 2 Teenagers Suspected in Brooklyn Rape
The attack, in which the police said five men with a gun separated a father from his daughter and then took turns raping the 18-year-old woman, set off waves of anger and uncertainty in Brownsville.Opinion
Strong Unions, Strong Democracy
Weakening labor increases inequality and instability. The Supreme Court should do neither.Science
U.S. Restricts Movement of Salamanders, for Their Own Good
Scientists hope that a rule making it illegal to import salamanders or move them across state lines, will help stop a deadly fungus.World
El Chapo Case Draws Mexico Closer to U.S.
Joaquín Guzmán Loera’s escape from prison helped shrink the distance between Mexico and the United States, creating a sense of shared urgency that had not existed in years.Sports
Rangers Rally Past Bruins on Early and Late Third-Period Goals
Henrik Lundqvist made a critical save in the Rangers’ victory, and he became the first Rangers goalie to record 20,000 career saves.Opinion
Florida’s Death Machine Loses Again
The Supreme Court finally strikes down an unconstitutional law requiring a judge, not a jury, to sentence someone to death.N.Y. / Region
Cuomo Set to Give Speech He Calls Boring After Week of Big Proposals
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s weeklong rollout of an ambitious agenda robs his annual State of the State address of drama but allows him to focus on big themes.N.Y. / Region
Fifth Teenager Is Arrested in Brooklyn Rape Case
The arrest ended a days-long search for suspects in what officials have described as a gang rape of an 18-year-old woman, carried out in the Brownsville neighborhood.U.S.
Maryland: Trial in Freddie Gray Death Complicated by Appeals Schedule
The trial of Officer Caesar R. Goodson Jr. has another scheduling obstacle, an appeals court set March 4 for oral arguments for another officer who is trying to avoid testifying.Sports
Fourth-Tier Oxford Knocks Swansea Out of the F.A. Cup
Oxford won, 3-2, while Chelsea beat third-tier Scunthorpe and Leicester tied with Tottenham.World
Venezuela: Court Held Lawmakers in Contempt
The opposition to President Nicolás Maduro and his party won a large majority in the Assembly, but some Socialist candidates filed lawsuits challenging the results.N.Y. / Region
Prosecutors Are Poised to Charge Four Teenagers in Brooklyn Rape Case
The police were still trying to untangle the complexities involved in the sexual assault of an 18-year-old woman at a playground in the Brownsville neighborhood.Business Day
Trial Begins in G.M. Ignition Defect Case
In a federal courtroom in Manhattan, General Motors raised questions about the story of a man who was injured in a 2014 accident in Oklahoma.Travel
Decoding Airline Fare Classes to Make the Most of Your Miles
When you are fare hunting, you want to parse the various fare class letters and find out the miles you’ll receive if you fly in those classes.World
An Uncertain New Chapter in Sinaloa, El Chapo’s Home State
The moral ambiguity of taking sides with the narcos, or feeling an abiding empathy for them, is not lost on the citizens of Sinaloa.Arts
How to Transform Penn Station: Move the Garden
It is encouraging that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has championed Penn Station’s cause, but he’s passed on the really big idea: moving Madison Square Garden.N.Y. / Region
Standing in the Way of a Youth Court in Brooklyn
For six years, officials have tried to open a community court in the Brownsville area to curb incarceration, based on a model in Red Hook. But a City Council member has effectively vetoed it.U.S.
The Larger, but Quieter Than Bundy, Push to Take Over Federal Land
A growing Republican-led movement is pushing the federal government to hand the states millions of acres of Western public lands — as well as their rich stores of coal, timber and grazing grass.Business Day
California Rejects Volkswagen’s Recall Plan
VW’s proposals for repairing vehicles equipped with a device to cheat on emissions tests are “substantially deficient,” state regulators said.Health
Implant for Opioid Addicts Urged for Federal Approval
A panel of medical experts recommended to the F.D.A. that the implant, Probuphine, be approved to deliver doses of buprenorphine — one of the most common medical treatments for addicts.N.Y. / Region
Parents Said to Turn In 2 Teenagers Suspected in Brooklyn Rape
The attack, in which the police said five men with a gun separated a father from his daughter and then took turns raping the 18-year-old woman, set off waves of anger and uncertainty in Brownsville.Opinion
Strong Unions, Strong Democracy
Weakening labor increases inequality and instability. The Supreme Court should do neither.Science
U.S. Restricts Movement of Salamanders, for Their Own Good
Scientists hope that a rule making it illegal to import salamanders or move them across state lines, will help stop a deadly fungus.World
El Chapo Case Draws Mexico Closer to U.S.
Joaquín Guzmán Loera’s escape from prison helped shrink the distance between Mexico and the United States, creating a sense of shared urgency that had not existed in years.Sports
Rangers Rally Past Bruins on Early and Late Third-Period Goals
Henrik Lundqvist made a critical save in the Rangers’ victory, and he became the first Rangers goalie to record 20,000 career saves.Opinion
Florida’s Death Machine Loses Again
The Supreme Court finally strikes down an unconstitutional law requiring a judge, not a jury, to sentence someone to death.N.Y. / Region
Cuomo Set to Give Speech He Calls Boring After Week of Big Proposals
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s weeklong rollout of an ambitious agenda robs his annual State of the State address of drama but allows him to focus on big themes.N.Y. / Region
Fifth Teenager Is Arrested in Brooklyn Rape Case
The arrest ended a days-long search for suspects in what officials have described as a gang rape of an 18-year-old woman, carried out in the Brownsville neighborhood.U.S.
Maryland: Trial in Freddie Gray Death Complicated by Appeals Schedule
The trial of Officer Caesar R. Goodson Jr. has another scheduling obstacle, an appeals court set March 4 for oral arguments for another officer who is trying to avoid testifying.Sports
Fourth-Tier Oxford Knocks Swansea Out of the F.A. Cup
Oxford won, 3-2, while Chelsea beat third-tier Scunthorpe and Leicester tied with Tottenham.World
Venezuela: Court Held Lawmakers in Contempt
The opposition to President Nicolás Maduro and his party won a large majority in the Assembly, but some Socialist candidates filed lawsuits challenging the results.N.Y. / Region
Prosecutors Are Poised to Charge Four Teenagers in Brooklyn Rape Case
The police were still trying to untangle the complexities involved in the sexual assault of an 18-year-old woman at a playground in the Brownsville neighborhood.Business Day
Trial Begins in G.M. Ignition Defect Case
In a federal courtroom in Manhattan, General Motors raised questions about the story of a man who was injured in a 2014 accident in Oklahoma.|
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