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A Climate Hawk Separates Energy Thought Experiments from Road Maps
A progressive “climate hawk” says simplified road maps for solving the climate challenge are counterproductive.Business Day
Myriad Genetics Ending Patent Dispute on Breast Cancer Risk Testing
The biotech company, the subject of a 2013 Supreme Court ruling that genes cannot be patented, said it was giving up trying to stop other companies from offering tests.World
Video: Netanyahu Defends Speech to Congress
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel defended his coming speech before Congress about Iran after critics accused him of trying to win an election scheduled two weeks after the trip.U.S.
Lynch to Cast Herself as Departure From Holder
Loretta E. Lynch is expected to present herself as an apolitical career prosecutor when the Republican-controlled Senate Judiciary Committee opens hearings Wednesday on her nomination as attorney general.U.S.
Obama Relents On Plan to Alter College Savings
The president, facing pressure from both parties, dropped from his budget a proposal to effectively end college savings accounts known as 529s.Business Day
Job Licenses in Spotlight as Uber Rises
Regulations for many occupations create bottlenecks in the economy, raise the prices of goods and services and put good jobs out of reach of many Americans.U.S.
Massachusetts: Judge Unfazed by Pace of Bomb Trial
The judge in the federal death penalty trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the defendant in the Boston Marathon bombing, said Monday that he was not discouraged by the slow pace of jury selection.Science
Treatment of Overdose Will Cost Cities Less
The Clinton Foundation on Monday announced that it had negotiated a lower price for an emergency treatment that can prevent heroin overdoses with a company that makes it.Opinion
Save the New Ukraine
The pro-European reformers desperately need financial aid to survive Russia’s assault.Opinion
Is Vaping Worse Than Smoking?
You wouldn’t discover the correct answer from reading the latest study on e-cigarettes.U.S.
Reid Is Home After Surgery for Injuries
Senator Harry Reid of Nevada was back at his home in Washington on Monday after surgery for injuries sustained in an exercise accident on Jan. 1.Business Day
S.E.C. Faces Challenges Over the Constitutionality of Some of Its Court Proceedings
Defense lawyers say the Securities and Exchange Commission’s push to bring more cases before its administrative law judges rather than in federal district courts is not just unfair but also unconstitutional, Peter J. Henning writes in White Collar Watch.Food
The North Carolina Way
Women are prominent in every part of the state’s food operation, from farms to restaurants.Opinion
Egypt’s War on Atheism
Persecuting minorities in the name of public morality is a tried and tested technique of authoritarian regimes.Opinion
A New Level of Refugee Suffering
I have visited camps before, but this time the pain left me speechless.The Upshot
Fight the Temptation to Pay Attention to Polls
Asking people which presidential candidate they prefer this early is about as useful as consulting a Magic 8-Ball.Opinion
Diagnosis: The View of the Psychiatric Association
The president of the American Psychiatric Association responds to an Op-Ed essay, “Redefining Mental Illness.”Technology
Twitter Adds Group Messaging and Video Recording
In an effort to catch up to rival services like Facebook, Twitter will now allow people to shoot, edit and post video directly from its mobile apps. Also, private messages on the service can now be sent to as many as 20 people.World
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