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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Cuba Libre Edition
Relations with Cuba raises questions about the island’s antique cars; Honda to introduce a production Acura NSX at the Detroit auto show.Style
How the Sony Corporation Hack Revived the Lost Art of the Call
Sony’s devastating hack, as well as cyberattacks on big companies like Home Depot and JPMorgan Chase, earn 2014’s tech moniker.Health
Questionable Remedies for Eye Disease
Supplements claiming to prevent age-related macular degeneration often don’t contain enough, or any, of the ingredients shown to help, a researcher warns.Science
Snow Is Down and Heat Is Up in the Arctic, Report Says
The Arctic continued to warm faster than the rest of the globe, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Arctic Report Card.U.S.
Secret Service, Stretched Too Thin, Needs More Agents, Report Says
The report released by the Department of Homeland Security also said the next director should come from outside the agency.N.Y. / Region
In Twist, Tenant Who Was Forced Out Will Displace One Who Moved In
As a result of a precedent-setting decision, Tranquilina Alvillar will soon be able to return to the Brooklyn apartment she was made to leave three years ago.World
Indonesia Takes Tough Stance in Fighting Illegal Fishing
In recent weeks, the Indonesian Navy has seized and sunk dozens of foreign fishing boats from neighboring countries like Vietnam and Malaysia.World
Agencies Warn of Hunger in Ebola Zone
The Ebola outbreak ravaging West Africa could double the number of people facing hunger in the three worst-affected countries to more than one million by March, two United Nations agencies warned Wednesday.Health
Video: Ask Well: What Fish Is Safe to Eat?
A readers asks whether farmed fish is better than no fish.U.S.
Justices Support Licenses for Immigrants in Arizona
The Supreme Court’s order indicated that Arizona must issue licenses to young immigrants spared from deportation by President Obama.U.S.
The Texas State Tax That Consumers Are Ignoring
In 2012, the state would have had an additional $1.78 billion in revenue if it had been able to collect everything owed on online and catalog sales, including a use tax that few know about.World
Dutch Flower Auction, Long Industry’s Heart, Is Facing Competition
An auction system that helped make flowers as synonymous with the Dutch identity as wooden shoes and windmills is being buffeted by a variety of forces.Real Estate
A Home for Soccer, and Renewal, in Washington
The District of Columbia Council is expected to approve financing for a $300 million Major League Soccer stadium to be built near the Anacostia River.N.Y. / Region
Democrats in New York Assembly Say They Support Ethics Reform
Sheldon Silver, the Assembly speaker, said his Democratic caucus supported measures to close campaign finance loopholes, an assertion that came after lawmakers had unsuccessfully lobbied for a raise.Business Day
McDonald’s in Japan Is Driven to Ration Fries
A dockworker dispute at American ports has led to a shortage of processed potatoes.
The Florida sugar operators just went broke.
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Health
Video: Ask Well: What Fish Is Safe to Eat?
A readers asks whether farmed fish is better than no fish.
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A Chat on New York's Shale Gas Ban with Anti-Fracking Superhero Mark Ruffalo
A chat with anti-fracking campaigner and movie star Mark Ruffalo on on Gov. Cuomo’s shale gas ban.World
Malnutrition Hits Millions of Children in Yemen
The country, which has one of the highest rates of child malnutrition, is struggling through a failing transition to democracy and facing a rebel uprising.Opinion
Narrowing India's Horizons
Enshrining a Hindu text as the official national sacred book is an affront to democracy.Health
For First Time, Treatment Helps Patients With Worst Kind of Stroke, Study Says
Researchers have found that directly removing large blood clots in the brain greatly improves the prognosis for people having the most severe strokes.
Settle with the dock workers. A green room is cheaper than a court fight.
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A Chat on New York's Shale Gas Ban with Anti-Fracking Superhero Mark Ruffalo
A chat with anti-fracking campaigner and movie star Mark Ruffalo on on Gov. Cuomo’s shale gas ban.World
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