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Technology
Daily Report: U.S. Regulators Weigh Cellphone Use on Airplanes
The Transportation Department is considering whether it is fair to consumers to allow in-flight voice calls.
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Arts
Killing Game Takes in New Players
“Chosen,” a thriller series from Crackle, starts its second season.
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Health
In Food Cravings, Sugar Trumps Fat
An intriguing new study suggests that what really draws people to rich desserts and prompts them to eat much more than perhaps they know they should is not the fat that they contain, but primarily the sugar.
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U.S.
Minnesota: Archdiocese Releases Names of Priests Suspected of Abuse
The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis published a list on Thursday of 34 priests who have been accused of sexually abusing minors.
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Business Day
British Finance Chief Hails Austerity’s Benefits
Amid upbeat growth forecasts. George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer, balanced small giveaways with promises of more harsh medicine.
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Opinion
How the E.U. Pushed Ukraine East
Ukraine was asked to forsake its oldest cultural and economic ally. Is it any wonder Kiev balked?
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Business Day
A Message That Tries to Blend In
Hennessy is combining a traditional campaign in Vanity Fair with so-called native advertising, ads made to look like the magazine’s editorial content.
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World
As Winter Nears, Chinese Capital Is Blanketed in Green
In a city crowded with BMWs, upscale malls and produce-packed supermarkets, the stockpiling of cabbage speaks to an era of scarcity that still haunts Chinese of a certain age.
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Business Day
Grammys Go Live in One Real-Time Show to Promote Another
In a live show on CBS to announce the Grammy nominees, a campaign to encourage viewers to come back on Jan. 26 for the awards show will be introduced.
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U.S.
Michigan: Most Insurance for Abortion Is Banned
The initiative, backed by Right to Life of Michigan, becomes law in March.
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U.S.
Judge Rules Against Cross on U.S. Land
The ruling found that the concrete cross, on federal land in San Diego, was in violation of the First Amendment.
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Opinion
Bring Drunken Santas Under Control
Ho, ho, ho, SantaCon has got to go.
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Automobiles
Opulent Meets Efficient: A New Wave of Luxury Hybrids
Many luxury hybrids have been sales duds, but there are higher expectations for the new models.
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Sports
Goodell Says Miami Case May Lead to New Workplace Rules
Commissioner Roger Goodell said that in the wake of reports of bullying on the Dolphins, the N.F.L. was considering “what changes should be necessary” in the workplace environment.
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U.S.
After Setbacks, a Ban on Double Dipping Could Gain Traction
Efforts to end double dipping — when a legislator collects both a salary and pension — were fruitless this year, but politicians with eyes on the governor’s seat say they are in favor of a ban.
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N.Y. / Region
N.Y.U. Graduate Assistants to Join Auto Workers’ Union
As affiliates of the United Automobile Workers, New York University graduate teaching and research assistants will make up the only such union in the country recognized by a private university.
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Opinion
Listen Up, It’s Neutrino Time
Enough already with the Higgs boson. The neutrino is the new particle in town.
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Opinion
What's the Best Bet When Weighing Cornucopians and Catastrophists?
Bill Gates explores society’s fascination with overstated arguments in a review of a book on resource debates.
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N.Y. / Region
Snowy Owls to Be Trapped Instead of Shot at New York Area Airports
The shotgun killings of snowy owls, which have struck five planes in the region in the past two weeks, have raised outrage.
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Automobiles
Acura, Harley-Davidson and Suzuki to Issue Recalls
Nearly 20,000 new Acura MDX utility vehicles, close to 20,000 Harley-Davidson motorcycles and 142 Suzuki motorcycles will be recalled.
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Opinion
The Toll From Three Deadly Diseases
Despite the gains made in curbing AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, there is still a big gap between what’s been accomplished and what more could be done.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Vision Edition
Mercedes-Benz says it will build five Vision Gran Tourismo supercars; Fiat invests $12.3 billion in its Italian brands.U.S.
Nevada: Missing Family Is Found in Mountains
Two adults and four children who were stranded in subzero temperatures in the Seven Troughs mountain range for nearly 48 hours were found alive and well.
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Sports
I.O.C. May Expel India
India faces expulsion from the Olympics unless it keeps corruption-tainted officials out of its ranks, said Thomas Bach, the president of the International Olympic Committee.
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Technology
Korean Court Rejects Samsung Lawsuit Against Apple
In the latest twist in a global patent fight between the two companies, the ruling said Apple had not infringed on Samsung patents relating to mobile messaging technology.
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Business Day
A Message That Tries to Blend In
Hennessy is combining a traditional campaign in Vanity Fair with so-called native advertising, ads made to look like the magazine’s editorial content.
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Sports
For Vikings, New Stadium Meets Lingering Doubts
Criticism of the $1 billion project to build a new stadium for the Minnesota Vikings’ has brought a local face to the national discussion over public contributions to sports stadiums.
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Sports
The Trucks That Deliver Outdoor Hockey
The first of six outdoor games in the N.H.L. will be played at Michigan Stadium on Jan. 1. Yankee Stadium will host two Rangers games.
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Health
New Hurdles for Premature Babies
Middle-income countries are doing better at saving premature infants, but blindness and cerebral palsy are on the rise among the babies saved.
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Opinion
Dystopia by the Bay
In San Francisco, the texture of inequality can be felt when you encounter its public transit system, which should be something other than a disgrace.
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World
Big Storm Moves Across Britain and the Continent
A powerful storm with hurricane-force gusts hit Britain and began moving across Europe on Thursday, disrupting air travel, halting trains and leaving tens of thousands of homes without electricity.
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U.S.
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