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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Truck of Texas Edition
The Texas Auto Writers Association awards Truck of Texas title to the 2015 Ford F-150; Johan de Nysschen defends Cadillac’s New York move in an op-ed.U.S.
C.I.A. Study of Covert Aid Fueled Skepticism About Helping Syrian Rebels
A classified review concluded that many past attempts by the agency to arm foreign forces covertly had a minimal impact on the long-term outcome of a conflict.U.S.
U.S. Files More Charges in Benghazi Attack
The Justice Department filed 17 additional charges against the Libyan man suspected of being the ringleader in the 2012 attack that killed four Americans.Business Day
Regulatory Case in North Carolina Appears to Trouble Supreme Court
During arguments, a case involving a state board’s efforts against teeth-whitening services raised questions about a wide range of regulatory bodies.Health
In some people, consumption of the sugar sharply effects a hormone that helps to regulate fat accumulation, researchers at Harvard reported.U.S.
David Greenglass, the Brother Who Doomed Ethel Rosenberg, Dies at 92
Mr. Greenglass, whose testimony against his sister and brother-in-law, Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, in a 1951 spy trial helped send them to the electric chair, later admitted to lying.N.Y. / Region
Job Center Gives a Voice, and Fair Wages, to an ‘Invisible’ Work Force
The Bay Parkway Community Job Center in Brooklyn, run by the Worker’s Justice Project, trains day laborers in workplace safety while setting fair wages with contractors and ensuring safe work conditions.U.S.
Ex-Prosecutors Urge Voters Not to Bring a Felon Back as Providence’s Mayor
The three former prosecutors, one of them a senator, said Vincent A. Cianci Jr., the disgraced former mayor of Providence, R.I., had shown no remorse for his crimes.The Upshot
Q. and A. With Loretta Mester: Optimism at the Fed
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
President of Bolivia Claims Victory in Election
President Evo Morales has been propelled by a buoyantof the dollar would have to be a sustained appreciation before I would want to change my outlook.
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
President of Bolivia Claims Victory in Election
President Evo Morales has been propelled by a buoyantBusiness Day
Ireland to Phase Out ‘Double Irish’ Tax Break Used by Tech Giants
The provision known as the “double Irish,” used by companies like Google to reduce their bills, has been under scrutiny from European Union regulators.N.Y. / Region
From 2,500 Miles Away, an Online Gambling Push for New York
The organizer behind the social media drive Let NY Play is MGM Resorts International in Las Vegas, which has made no secret of its ambition to be a big player in Internet gambling.World
Once a Symbol of Power, Farming Now an Economic Drag in China
Frustrated by how little they earn, the ablest farmers have migrated to cities, hollowing out rural districts in the Chinese heartland.Sports
With Season Canceled, Sayreville’s Playemore upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
of the dollar would have to be a sustained appreciation before I would want to change my outlook.
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
President of Bolivia Claims Victory in Election
President Evo Morales has been propelled by a buoyantof the dollar would have to be a sustained appreciation before I would want to change my outlook.
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
President of Bolivia Claims Victory in Election
President Evo Morales has been propelled by a buoyantof the dollar would have to be a sustained appreciation before I would want to change my outlook.
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
President of Bolivia Claims Victory in Election
President Evo Morales has been propelled by a buoyantof the dollar would have to be a sustained appreciation before I would want to change my outlook.
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
President of Bolivia Claims Victory in Election
President Evo Morales has been propelled by a buoyantN.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
of the dollar would have to be a sustained appreciation before I would want to change my outlook.
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
President of Bolivia Claims Victory in Election
President Evo Morales has been propelled by a buoyantof the dollar would have to be a sustained appreciation before I would want to change my outlook.
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
President of Bolivia Claims Victory in Election
President Evo Morales has been propelled by a buoyantCatalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spai
of the dollar would have to be a sustained appreciation before I would want to change my outlook.
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
President of Bolivia Claims Victory in Election
President Evo Morales has been propelled by a buoyantof the dollar would have to be a sustained appreciation before I would want to change my outlook.
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
President of Bolivia Claims Victory in Election
President Evo Morales has been propelled by a buoyantn,
of the dollar would have to be a sustained appreciation before I would want to change my outlook.
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
President of Bolivia Claims Victory in Election
President Evo Morales has been propelled by a buoyantof the dollar would have to be a sustained appreciation before I would want to change my outlook.
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
President of Bolivia Claims Victory in Election
President Evo Morales has been propelled by a buoyantof the dollar would have to be a sustained appreciation before I would want to change my outlook.
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
President of Bolivia Claims Victory in Election
President Evo Morales has been propelled by a buoyantof the dollar would have to be a sustained appreciation before I would want to change my outlook.
Q. How will you judge when the time has come to raise interest rates?
A.
It’s not only the distance from the goals, it’s the speed with which
we’re getting toward the goals. Levels are really hard to measure.
Changes are much easier to measure. There are a lot of things in
economics like that. And then you have to forecast, of course, because
monetary policy takes a while to work. That’s the art with the science. I
like to look at multiple models because I don’t think we have one model
of the economy that The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, who will play a big role in shaping monetary policy, is more upbeat about the economy than many of her colleagues.
N.Y. / Region
Man, 84, Dies After Boat Capsizes Off Staten Island
The victim, who had gone fishing with a friend, drowned after the 18-foot vessel they were in rolled, the authorities said.U.S.
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit’s Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.Opinion
A Trickle-Down Effect of Citizens United
As long as the Supreme Court and Congress fail to address the distorting influence of money on elections, state and local action is the best remaining defense.World
Catalonia Cancels Vote to Secede From Spain, but Calls for Nonbinding Ballot
The Catalan leader, Artur Mas, said citizens would be asked to express their opinion about seceding from Spain even if not in a binding independence vote.World
U.N. Chief Offers Stark View of Gaza Devastation
Reconstruction efforts fail to soften the harsh critique by the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who called the destruction “beyond description.”World
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