1
Science
Nebraska Governor Approves Keystone XL Route
Countering objections, he said the revised route avoided sensitive aquifers and lands.
2
Business Day
S.B.A. Signs Its First Venture Capital Fund to New Investment Program
The question hanging over the program is whether it will attract enough interest from other venture capitalists and their investors to be fully subscribed.
3
World
Victims of Sexual Trauma Harness the Calming Power of Horses
A free horse program, near Twin Cities, offers women veterans a space to heal outside the company of men.
4
World
A Veteran's Plea to President Obama
As President Obama begins his second term, a retired Marine sergeant outlines issues plaguing veterans, including suicide and traumatic brain injury.
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6
Science
Strange Transplants, Genomes Made Public and More
A new column highlights the week’s developments in health and science news and glance at what’s ahead. This week: fecal transplants, a new flying frog and not-so-private genomes.
7
U.S.
Part 6: Answers to Your Questions About the Fafsa
Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on financial aid, answers select reader questions about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Part 6.
8
U.S.
At Stanford, Clinical Training for Defense of Religious Liberty
Students at the Religious Liberty Clinic are taking cases focused on free expression of religion and will avoid the other side of the issue — challenging government endorsement of faith.
9
Opinion
Universities Teaming Up to Assess Health Impacts of Gas Drilling
Universities announce a collaborative effort to assess any health risks from fracking.
10
Science
Dinosaurs of the Rewa River
In the dark waters of the Guiana Shield, dinosaurs lurk -- dinosaurs with scales larger than poker chips. An expedition begins to track them, with the hopes of contributing to management plans for future protected areas that the species needs.
11
Business Day
Egan-Jones Barred for 18 Months on Some Ratings
The agreement settles accusations that the firm made misstatements about its record when applying for a government designation, the S.E.C. said.
12
U.S.
Speech Gives Climate Goals Center Stage
Democrats said the president would begin an aggressive campaign to address the issue, using his executive powers to sidestep Congressional opposition.
13
U.S.
A Day of Celebration for a Diverse Crowd Savoring a Moment in History
The faces of Inauguration Day 2013 were the faces of those left behind by the political process in decades and centuries past.
14
Opinion
A Plan to Cut Social Security Benefits
Senator Bernard Sanders, the Vermont independent, and other readers respond to an editorial.
15
Business Day
At La Guardia, Delta Uses iPads to Fill the Wait Time
Delta has upgraded the dining and shopping areas in its terminals at La Guardia, and iPads in the waiting areas give travelers easier access to it all, leading to greater spending per passenger.
16
Business Day
The Appeal of Investments That Cost More and Return Less
Wealthy people are still putting their money in hedge funds, even though they're expensive and don't often offer big returns.
17
Opinion
Notes on Camps
China may be abolishing labor re-education camps, but expect it to continue silencing the outspoken.
18
Business Day
In Budget Talks, Getting to ‘Yes’
Negotiating experts consider how President Obama and Republican leaders might achieve goals without subjecting the markets, the American people and the global economy to a game of chicken.
19
World
Italy Often Turns Back Asylum Seekers Arriving Illegally From Greece, Report Says
A Human Rights Watch report says Italian authorities are not following international standards on how to treat asylum seekers and unaccompanied migrant children who arrive illegally.
20
Opinion
Better Reporting for Abortions
Wherever we stand on abortion, we can agree that we ought to have high-quality, up-to-date statistics on the procedure.+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
1
World
Victims of Sexual Trauma Harness the Calming Power of Horses
A free horse program, near Twin Cities, offers women veterans a space to heal outside the company of men.
2
Science
Nebraska Governor Approves Keystone XL Route
Countering objections, he said the revised route avoided sensitive aquifers and lands.
3
Business Day
S.B.A. Signs Its First Venture Capital Fund to New Investment Program
The question hanging over the program is whether it will attract enough interest from other venture capitalists and their investors to be fully subscribed.
4
5
Technology
How M.I.T. Ensnared a Hacker, Bucking a Freewheeling Culture
M.I.T.’s decision to catch a person illegally downloading content led to charges of computer and wire fraud against Aaron Swartz, who died of an apparent suicide.
6
Science
Strange Transplants, Genomes Made Public and More
A new column highlights the week’s developments in health and science news and glance at what’s ahead. This week: fecal transplants, a new flying frog and not-so-private genomes.
7
U.S.
Part 6: Answers to Your Questions About the Fafsa
Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on financial aid, answers select reader questions about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Part 6.
8
U.S.
At Stanford, Clinical Training for Defense of Religious Liberty
Students at the Religious Liberty Clinic are taking cases focused on free expression of religion and will avoid the other side of the issue — challenging government endorsement of faith.
9
Opinion
Universities Teaming Up to Assess Health Impacts of Gas Drilling
Universities announce a collaborative effort to assess any health risks from fracking.
10
Science
Dinosaurs of the Rewa River
In the dark waters of the Guiana Shield, dinosaurs lurk -- dinosaurs with scales larger than poker chips. An expedition begins to track them, with the hopes of contributing to management plans for future protected areas that the species needs.
11
Arts
A Timeless View From the Cloisters Faces a Modern Intrusion
Environmental groups and others are concerned about a corporate headquarters that is to rise across the Hudson River from the Cloisters, altering the scenic view from that museum of medieval treasures.
12
Business Day
Egan-Jones Barred for 18 Months on Some Ratings
The agreement settles accusations that the firm made misstatements about its record when applying for a government designation, the S.E.C. said.
13
U.S.
A Day of Celebration for a Diverse Crowd Savoring a Moment in History
The faces of Inauguration Day 2013 were the faces of those left behind by the political process in decades and centuries past.
14
U.S.
Speech Gives Climate Goals Center Stage
Democrats said the president would begin an aggressive campaign to address the issue, using his executive powers to sidestep Congressional opposition.
15
Opinion
A Plan to Cut Social Security Benefits
Senator Bernard Sanders, the Vermont independent, and other readers respond to an editorial.
16
Business Day
At La Guardia, Delta Uses iPads to Fill the Wait Time
Delta has upgraded the dining and shopping areas in its terminals at La Guardia, and iPads in the waiting areas give travelers easier access to it all, leading to greater spending per passenger.
17
Business Day
The Appeal of Investments That Cost More and Return Less
Wealthy people are still putting their money in hedge funds, even though they're expensive and don't often offer big returns.
18
Opinion
Notes on Camps
China may be abolishing labor re-education camps, but expect it to continue silencing the outspoken.
19
World
Italy Often Turns Back Asylum Seekers Arriving Illegally From Greece, Report Says
A Human Rights Watch report says Italian authorities are not following international standards on how to treat asylum seekers and unaccompanied migrant children who arrive illegally.
20
Business Day
In Budget Talks, Getting to ‘Yes’
Negotiating experts consider how President Obama and Republican leaders might achieve goals without subjecting the markets, the American people and the global economy to a game of chicken.To the Republicans others are not mistaken. Others are evil.
There is no way to yes.
On to today.
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