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Technology
For Tech Titans, Sharing Has Its Limits
Lesser and major luminaries in the tech world are demanding that contractors and tradesmen working on their homes sign nondisclosure agreements.
Opinion
The Final Post-Mortem on Sandy Hook
There was a sad wisdom at work in the proposals for preventing another massacre like the one in Newtown, Conn.
The act may not rise to criminal standards.
Secret Service members must do their duty first.
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World
Vaccines Face Same Mistrust That Fed Ebola
The same mix of fear and distrust that helped the Ebola epidemic spread is hampering doctors conducting trials on new medicines.Sports
Talent and Belief: Afghan Cricketers Win Fans
As it prepares for its final match against the country that invented the game, England, Afghanistan's cricket team has surprised many at the World Cup.World
33 Die After Myanmar Ferry Capsizes
Huge waves slammed the vessel, which sank near Myebon in Rakhine State late on Friday.World
U.S. to Decide Soon on Restoring Military Aid to Egypt
Secretary of State John Kerry spoke at a conference to convey American support for promises of economic liberalization for Egypt.
Opinion
Turkey’s Drift From NATO
An increasingly ambivalent commitment to the alliance has Western allies worried.Yes.
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World
A Holocaust Survivor Tells of Auschwitz at 18 and, Again, at 90
Eva Fahidi, who was sent to Auschwitz as a teenager, has been determined to share her memory of that place and to encourage scrutiny of the past.Business Day
Target Cutting 1,700 Jobs, Mainly at Headquarters in Minneapolis
After a string of lackluster years, Target has announced its first round of layoffs, which will cost the company $100 million in severance payments.World
In Israeli Race, Winning First Place Is No Guarantee of Becoming Premier
Getting the most votes is no guarantee that an Israel party leader will be able to form a government and become prime minister.World
Video: Assange’s Lawyer Welcomes Questioning
Per Samuelson, a lawyer for Julian Assange, said he welcomed the decision of a Swedish prosecutor to question the WikiLeaks founder Mr. Assange in London over sexual assault accusations.http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/14/world/europe/julian-assange-sweden-london-sexual-assault-allegations.html
If the case can be settled with an interview, get it settled.
He is not guilty of a U.S. security violation.
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World
British Lawmaker Is Named Next Humanitarian Chief
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon announced Monday that a British lawmaker, Stephen O’Brien, will be the next United Nations humanitarian chief.Magazine
A Falcon in the City
Watching a wild falcon hunt pigeons in an industrial ruin ushers you into a silent world.Magazine
Was a Patient’s Arthritis Medicine Making Her Sick?
She had been on medication for years. Was it possible that it was actually making her sicker?U.S.
In Era of Email, Some Senators Do Just Fine Without It
Lindsey Graham, John McCain and Charles E. Schumer are among those who rarely if ever send or receive email, seemingly a point of pride.Opinion
The Problem With ‘Fat Talk’
It makes you feel worse. And it harms others, too.
Businesses are not moral entities.
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Opinion
To Kill a Chicken
Most Americans don’t want animals killed for food to suffer needlessly. Yet that’s exactly what happens to hundreds of thousands of chickens every year.World
C.I.A. Cash Ended Up in Coffers of Al Qaeda
The United States, largely because of poor oversight and loose financial controls, has sometimes inadvertently financed the very militants it is fighting.U.S.
Administration Asks Court to Lift Order Halting Immigration Programs
Calling the reasoning behind the Feb. 16 injunction “unprecedented and wrong,” an emergency stay was sought in the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans.Sports
A World Cup Late in the Year Promises Smiles and Headaches
A November-December World Cup could cause potentially major financial hits for professional leagues and competitions in Europe, Australia and elsewhere, but it is good news for the Olympics, Wimbledon, audiences in Asia and marketers.
Opinion
Turkey’s Drift From NATO
An increasingly ambivalent commitment to the alliance has Western allies worried.Turkey's allies should be worried.
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U.S.
Utah Passes Antidiscrimination Bill Backed by Mormon Leaders
The bill has been hailed by Mormon leaders and gay rights advocates as a breakthrough in balancing rights and religious freedom.Sports
Pelicans Top Nets and Gain Ground in Playoff Race
New Orleans moved to within two percentage points of Oklahoma City in the chase for the Western Conference’s final playoff spot. The Nets lost their fourth straight.Opinion
Failure to Thrive
The plant was a thoughtful gift, but it’s too beautiful, too vibrant, to be trapped in this depression den.Opinion
Digital Dog Collar
This has nothing to do with Apple — we can still be friends. My animus is for the smartwatch and what it will do to us. Things are too complicated as it is.U.S.
Health Exchange Enrollment Climbs in Second Year
Nearly 12 million people selected a health insurance plan in federal or state marketplaces during the latest enrollment period, up from 8 million last year.Opinion
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