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Opinion
Jan 22nd 2015
More on blasphemy, racism and self-censorship in the light of the Hebdo tragedy.
Anti-Semitism; Cartoons and Cartoonists; Christians and
Christianity; Colleges and Universities; Discrimination; Freedom of
Speech and Expression; Holocaust and the Nazi Era; Liberalism (US
Politics); Muslim Americans; Muslims and Islam; Race and Ethnicity;
Religion and Belief
I do not follow Douthat's reasoning.
Murder over matters of faith is the problem.
I must get back on the road.
Opinion
Jan 23rd 2015
Readers react to a Marine’s description of his therapy.
Veterans; Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder; Mental Health and Disorders; Therapy and Rehabilitation
Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Jan 22nd 2015
President Obama has taken two actions that are a refreshing
departure from six years of aggressively attacking investigative
journalism.
Editorials; News Sources, Confidential Status of; News and News Media; Freedom of the Press
N.Y. / Region
By MICHAEL WINERIP | Jan 21st 2015
The New York City correction commissioner, Joseph Ponte, announced
that he was dismissing a captain and five guards involved in a violent
encounter in a cellblock for men with mental illnesses.
Guards; Prisons and Prisoners; Police Brutality, Misconduct and Shootings
Science
By ANDREW POLLACK | Jan 21st 2015
Scientists reported that they had developed a complex technique to
prevent genetically modified bacteria from escaping a laboratory or
tank.
Bacteria; Genetic Engineering; Microbiology; Food Contamination and Poisoning; Synthetic Biology; E Coli (Bacteria)
Business Day
By AARON M. KESSLER | Jan 22nd 2015
The stations will be part of a fast-growing network run by
ChargePoint, the nation’s largest, and will be compatible with nearly
all electric vehicles on the road.
Electric and Hybrid Vehicles; Energy and Power
The Upshot
By BRENDAN NYHAN | Jan 22nd 2015
Here are the closest historical parallels to the current Republican contenders and the implications for the “invisible primary.”
Presidential Election of 2016
Business Day
By ANDREW POLLACK | Jan 23rd 2015
Tests of drugs developed by GlaxoSmithKline and Merck are expected to begin in Liberia in two weeks, federal officials said.
Ebola Virus; Vaccination and Immunization; Clinical Trials
Opinion
By GAIL COLLINS | Jan 21st 2015
The gas tax might be a good topic to discuss when people ask you
what you thought of President Obama’s State of the Union address.
Gasoline Tax (US); Roads and Traffic; United States Politics and Government; Infrastructure (Public Works)
World
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Jan 22nd 2015
A suicide car bomber blew himself up at the gate of a hotel that
was being used by a delegation of Turkish officials on Thursday.
Bombs and Explosives
U.S.
By RICK ROJAS | Jan 22nd 2015
A District Court judge in Arizona issued a permanent injunction
overturning a ban, saying immigrants were being unfairly penalized.
Illegal Immigration; Drivers Licenses; Immigration and Emigration
U.S.
By ADAM NAGOURNEY | Jan 22nd 2015
Tom Steyer, a billionaire environmentalist, bowed out of the race
to succeed Senator Barbara Boxer, leaving the California attorney
general, Kamala D. Harris, as the main candidate.
Elections, Senate
Science
By KENNETH CHANG | Jan 22nd 2015
Photographs and data from the European Space Agency craft have provided an unprecedented close-up examination of a comet, 67P.
Comets; Space and Astronomy
World
By NIDA NAJAR | Jan 23rd 2015
President Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will discuss
climate change, energy issues and business opportunities for American
companies in India.
Greenhouse Gas Emissions; Foreign Investments; Factories and Manufacturing; Nuclear Energy
Business Day
By ANDREW POLLACK | Jan 22nd 2015
Federal officials vowed to make more of an experimental drug that
showed promise in treating Ebola, but that project has moved slowly.
Ebola Virus; ZMapp (Drug); Drugs (Pharmaceuticals); Clinical Trials
World
By ANDREW E. KRAMER and RICK LYMAN | Jan 22nd 2015
The airport has not been usable for months, but its loss carried powerful symbolic value for the government in Kiev.
Airports; Defense and Military Forces
U.S.
By CAROL POGASH | Jan 21st 2015
The Rev. Junipero Serra, a pious preacher from the late 1700s whom
the pope plans to canonize, is accused by Indian historians of cultural
sabotage.
Native Americans; Beatifications and Canonizations; Missionaries
Magazine
By JEFF SHARLET | Jan 22nd 2015
Alone together with the warehouse workers, soldiers and paramedics of late-night social media.
Working Hours; Labor and Jobs; Sleep; Nursing and Nurses
Technology
By NICK WINGFIELD | Jan 21st 2015
The HoloLens could help renew some of the luster Microsoft has
lost in the last decade, when it reacted late to critical new technology
trends.
Virtual Reality (Computers); Windows (Operating System); 3-D Devices and Effects; Holography
N.Y. / Region
By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD | Jan 20th 2015
Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn said that Saddiq Al-Abbadi
ambushed American convoys in Iraq, and that Ali Alvi fought for the
Taliban in Afghanistan where American forces were stationed.
Terrorism; Afghanistan War (2001-14); Iraq War (2003-11)
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