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Business Day
Video: ‘Page One’ Documentary Trailer
Watch a preview of the 2011 documentary about the paper, “Page One: Inside The New York Times,” featuring the media desk and David Carr.World
Multicolored Snow in Russia? No Worries, Officials Say
In Chelyabinsk, which was hit by a meteor in 2013, snow on the ground turned blue. But residents were reassured that there was no cause for alarm.Science
Crossed Legs, Heightened Worries?
Does sitting with one leg crossed over the other lead to circulatory problems?Science
A Moth’s Tail Can Deceive Bats
With its tail, assuming it has one, the luna moth can frustrate a bat’s ability to use echolocation to hunt.Business Day
Let It Snow. There’s Work to Be Done.
A new study found that when it rains or snows, employees performing menial tasks work more rapidly and accurately.World
Germany: Man, 93, Is Charged as Accessory in Auschwitz Murders
A German court said a 93-year-old man was charged with 170,000 counts of accessory to murder on allegations he served as an SS guard at the Nazis’ Auschwitz death camp in occupied Poland.Health
Research Finds a Reason Leprosy Has Persisted
The bacteria that causes the disease can survive for months in amoebae that are common even in human eyes and noses, Colorado State scientists found.Science
The Science of Finding Romance Online
Two researchers discovered ways to make your profile stand out. One of them proved just how well they worked.U.S.
Dangers, Frustrations and Snow Keep Piling Up in New England
With 20 inches of snow in Boston over the weekend on top of the seven feet already on the ground, it is hard to remember when the snows began, and even harder to imagine when they might end.Business Day
Video: ‘Page One’: David Carr on Drug Addiction
In this scene from ‘Page One: Inside the New York Times,’ a 2011 documentary directed by Andrew Rossi, the media reporter David Carr opens up about his past personal demons with drugs.
Opinion
The Lies Heard Round the World
Last year was a banner year for falsehoods from presidents, prime ministers and pundits.U.S.
Southeast Region Hit by a Heavy Blast of Snow, With an Icy Cold Follow-Up
As snow, sleet and freezing rain continued falling, officials across the Mississippi Valley and the mid-Atlantic Seaboard, were shuffling their plans.World
With Ukrainian Troops Trapped, Cease-Fire Grows More Fragile
Separatist forces apparently control a key road near Debaltseve, meaning that 8,000 Ukrainian soldiers are surrounded.http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/18/world/europe/battle-for-debaltseve-despite-ukraine-cease-fire.html
We don't know yet.
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Real Estate
Peak Times for Loan Closings
The most popular times to close on a mortgage are Fridays and the end of the month — even though there is not necessarily any financial advantage in doing so.Science
Hand of a Superhero
Three-dimensional printers create inexpensive, striking prosthetics for children who are missing fingers.Opinion
Mission Not Yet Accomplished
With American troops departing, the Ebola challenge shifts to local authorities and health workers.| Country | Total Cases (Suspected, Probable, and Confirmed) | Laboratory-Confirmed Cases | Total Deaths |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guinea | 3108 | 2727 | 2057 |
| Liberia | 9007 | 3149 | 3900 |
| Sierra Leone | 11103 | 8212 | 3408 |
| Total | 23218 | 14088 | 9365 |
N.Y. / Region
Hurricane Sandy Victims Say Damage Reports Were Altered
Lawyers in suits related to the storm say they have found at least 500 cases in which engineering reports were altered to minimize payments.The Upshot
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