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Sports
Princeton Tops Harvard To Reach 25-0
The Tigers cruised past the Crimson and remained the only unbeaten team in Division I women’s basketball this season.
"CONNECTICUT 92, TULSA 46 Breanna Stewart scored a season-high 28 points, and No. 1 Connecticut defeated host Tulsa for its 25th straight win.
Stewart,
last year’s national player of the year, made 13 of 18 shots and had 9
rebounds and 6 blocks for the Huskies (26-1, 15-0 American Athletic
Conference).
Kelsee Grovey and Ashley Clark each scored 13 points for Tulsa (14-12, 9-6), which lost its second straight."
World
Iran Judge Blocks Effort to Hire Lawyer for Reporter
The family of Jason Rezaian, The Post’s Tehran correspondent who has been jailed since July, has been frustrated in efforts to hire a lawyer to represent him.false
A Look Behind the Headlines on China’s Coal Trends
A reality check on coal trends in China and their implications for the climate.U.S.
Obama Proposes Single Overseer for Food Safety
In his budget proposal, the president asks that the number of agencies dealing with food safety be reduced from 15, but many say that a single agency would be unwieldy.World
Malaria in Widening Area Resists Drug, Study Finds
If resistance to the drug, artemisinin, were to spread, it could hamper treatment of a disease that kills hundreds of thousands a year, mostly in Africa.World
Sri Lanka’s Leader Grapples With Release of Political Prisoners
Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said he has only the vaguest idea of how many are still being held, but that the number is likely far less than rumored.
Takata must fix the problem. That will be least costly. The builders can share the cost.
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U.S.
Scott Walker Hardens Tone on Social Issues to Woo Christian Conservatives
Wisconsin’s governor, a Republican, has made noticeable shifts on abortion and gay marriage since his re-election victory over a well-funded Democrat.
Business Day
Canadian Rail Strike Ends as Parties Agree to Arbitration
With the return to the bargaining table, Canadian Pacific Railway said it had begun the “ramp-up process” to resume train service.U.S.
Still Shivering From Deadly Cold, South Awaits More
The winter weather was responsible for at least 31 deaths across the South, with more snow and ice expected from the West.N.Y. / Region
David Carr, a Times Reporter, Is Eulogized
People he covered and people he worked with filed into the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola in Manhattan to remember David Carr, who died last week.N.Y. / Region
Under Thick Coating, an Icebreaking Ship Uncovers the Hudson
The Sturgeon Bay, a 140-foot Coast Guard icebreaker, has been clearing paths through the crystallized river so that boats carrying supplies can reach the communities counting on them.Business Day
New Rules Spur a Humbling Overhaul of Wall St. Banks
Wall Street is in a transformation, as bonuses shrink, revenue growth stalls and business lines are cut, driven primarily by regulatory efforts.N.Y. / Region
Herald Price Fahringer, a Defender of Free Speech, Dies at 87
The court victories of Mr. Fahringer, a lawyer who represented Larry Flynt and Al Goldstein when they were accused of distributing pornography, often reverberated beyond the individual client.N.Y. / Region
Focus on Transportation and Justice System in Connecticut Governor’s Budget
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy presented a nearly $40 billion two-year budget that proposes to overhaul the aging transportation infrastructure in Connecticut, cuts the state sales tax and revamps the state’s criminal justice system.World
Chip Maker to Investigate Claims of Hacking by N.S.A. and British Spy Agencies
The American and British intelligence agencies were said to have stolen the encryption codes to chips manufactured by Gemalto, the world’s biggest manufacturer of SIM cards.Style
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