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World
Mexico’s Leader Likens Donald Trump’s Tone to Hitler and Mussolini’s
President Enrique Peña Nieto also said that his country would not pay for Mr. Trump’s proposed wall along the border with the United States.yes
Health
Studies Offer Hope for Malnourished Children
Research on mice indicates that the gut bacteria of healthy children can fix that of starving children, and that breast milk can be improved.no.
Opinion
How Cities Are Responding to Flooding
The group 100 Resilient Cities details the steps that its partner, the city of Norfolk, Va., is taking.no
Travel
Tour and Resort News: National Park Trips; New Canyon Ranch
What you need to know if you’re planning a trip, including Daniel Boulud menus for Air France and a charity initiative from Delta Air Lines." Let us do that for you"
World
Brazil’s Ex-Leader, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Is Held for Questioning
The former president is under investigation in the colossal graft scheme involving the national oil company Petrobras.A fight among theives
N.Y. / Region
New York Is Thriving Under Mayor de Blasio, Much to Business Leaders’ Relief
With tourism, construction, wages and employment all up, Mayor Bill de Blasio appears to have won over many economic leaders who feared his “tale of two cities” rhetoric.Payoffs continue.
Fashion & Style
Video: In The Studio | Louis Vuitton
Nicolas Ghesquière uses the entire top floor of Louis Vuitton’s Paris house as the center of his creative operation.Spoils for a victor.
N.Y. / Region
Donald Trump Considered Path to Presidency Starting at Governor’s Mansion in New York
In late 2013 and early 2014, Mr. Trump held meetings with Republican leaders in New York about a possible race for governor, discussing themes that are now central to his presidential race.That path seemed closed.
U.S.
Supreme Court Restores Visitation Rights to Lesbian Adoptive Mother
The court ruled that the Alabama Supreme Court had erred in refusing visitation because it disagreed with Georgia laws allowing same-sex couples to adopt.Follow the rules.
World
White House and Cuba Maneuver Over Obama’s Visit
An elaborate behind-the-scenes effort aims to ensure that the president’s historic visit yields both powerful symbolism and concrete policy progress.Diplomacy is showing.
N.Y. / Region
In Sunset Park, a Call for ‘Innovation’ Leads to Fears of Gentrification
An advocacy group in the Brooklyn neighborhood worries that its hard-fought achievements will be usurped by newly interested developers.yes
N.Y. / Region
Rikers Island Cases Are Focus for New Bronx District Attorney
New York City’s main jail complex lies within Darcel D. Clark’s jurisdiction and is at the top of her priority list.A politician's promise.
World
Ringleader of British Jewelry Theft Is in Failing Health, Lawyer Says
Brian Reader, 77, who had been hospitalized after suffering a stroke in prison, was described as a “very sick and old man” at a sentencing hearing.A statement of fact.
U.S.
Trump’s Softened Stance on Visas Alarms Some Immigration Critics
The word quickly spread after Donald J. Trump said during Thursday night’s debate that he wanted to expand the number of visas available for highly skilled immigrants.Trump has backers.
U.S.
For Chris Christie and Donald Trump, Ties Go Back Years
Starting with a dinner in 2002 that Mr. Trump’s sister set up, he and the New Jersey governor established a relationship that led to an endorsement.Christie is owned.
Trump built casinos.
Opinion
Challenges Facing the Monarch Butterfly
A biology professor writes that “we must stay alert to long-term trends.”yes
Fashion & Style
Lewis Hamilton at Vivienne Westwood
Lewis Hamilton, the reigning Formula One world champion, is becoming a seasoned fashion week circuit fixture.Celebrity. Fashion will not make him a faster driver.
U.S.
Towns Run by Polygamist Sect Violated Rights of Others, Jury Finds
Towns in Arizona and Utah run by the sect controlled by Warren Jeffs discriminated against outsiders in housing permits, policing and utility hookups.Keeping religion out of government.
N.Y. / Region
Man Convicted of Killing 3 Brooklyn Merchants Gets 75 Years in Prison
Salvatore Perrone, 67, was found guilty in February of a series of murders in 2012 that left shopkeepers on edge for months.Slow death with mild torture.
N.Y. / Region
3 Top Officials at Coney Island Hospital Are Leaving After Patient’s Death
Gisele Soto, who died a month ago at the hospital, was treated as though she were emotionally disturbed rather than severely ill, relatives said.Management panic.
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