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Vehicles With Faulty Airbags Are Recalled for Second Time
Toyota, Chrysler and Honda previously recalled 2.1 million cars, but the fix did not work, officials said.Opinion
‘Hotel 22’
This short documentary shows a 24-hour bus line in Silicon Valley, which the region’s homeless use as a shelter at night.Business Day
Buyers of Used Cars Are Left to Find Recalls on Their Own
Buying a used car in the United States can be a dangerous proposition if the vehicle has an unadvertised safety defect.Opinion
China’s Self-Destructive Tech Crackdown
President Xi Jinping’s rules for foreign technology companies will create a major rift between his country and the rest of the world.Business Day
Waze Traffic App Draws Complaints From Sheriffs
The National Sheriffs’ Association criticized Google’s software as hampering the use of speed traps, which it said help reduce highways deaths.Business Day
Assessment of Guardrails May Hinge on Final Crash Test
The test, the last in a series ordered by the Federal Highway Administration, appeared to be the first to shed doubt on the widely used barrier system.Business Day
Offshore Wind Farm Leases Draw Few Bids From Wary Industry
Wind Farm projects off the coast of New England, New Jersey and Delaware are dead, moribund or struggling.Sunday Review
Why Judges Tilt to the Right
It allows conservatives to emerge from a liberal lawyer pool.U.S.
Federal Construction Projects Must Plan for Flood Risks From Climate Change
President Obama issued an executive order requiring that all federally funded construction projects take into account the flood risks linked to global warming.U.S.
Most Americans Support Government Action on Climate Change, Poll Finds
An overwhelming majority, including nearly half of Republicans, back government steps to curb global warming, according to a poll conducted by The Times and others.
Movies
Video: Oscars Animated Shorts Roundup
The New York Times film critic A. O. Scott shares his thoughts on the Academy Award nominees for best animated short film.U.S.
Netanyahu Is Talking to Leading Democrats to Little Effect So Far
The Israeli prime minister has been reaching out to leading Capitol Hill Democrats, including Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, to try to ease criticism over his coming address to Congress, but has made little progress.N.Y. / Region
New York Blood Donations Are Sought After Storm Disrupts Giving
The New York Blood Center is seeking to make up about 3,000 scheduled donations that were canceled because of the snowstorm this week.U.S.
Mississippi: New Tumor Found in Congressman
Doctors have found a new tumor in Representative Alan Nunnelee and told him no further medical treatment is possible, his spokesman said Friday.Business Day
F.D.A. Approves a Drug for Binge-Eating Disorder
Federal health regulators have approved Vyvanse, an attention-deficit disorder drug, for a new use as a first-of-its kind treatment for binge-eating disorder.World
Unicef, Seeking More Aid, Points to Children Touched by Armed Conflict
The agency is asking for $3.1 billion, one-third more than it did last year, with the goal of helping 62 million children in 71 countries.World
Iran Bows to Pressure in Naming U.N. Envoy
An announcement of the appointment came nine months after the United States had made clear that Iran’s first choice, Hamid Aboutalebi, would never get a visa.World
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