You are here
New York Times
Botched Philippine Police Raid Jeopardizes Peace Deal With Rebel Group
The operation to capture a leading terrorism suspect killed 44 elite officers, and some congressmen have withdrawn support for a law to formalize the March peace agreement.
DealBook: Alibaba Creates a Consumer Credit Rating Service
Sesame Credit Management will use data on online spending habits in an effort to make credit more available to millions of consumers across China.
A Resilient Madison Keys Ousts Venus Williams at the Australian Open
In a match that felt like a changing of the guard, Keys, an unseeded teenager, defeated the 34-year-old Williams to reach the semifinals in Melbourne.
States Move to Make Citizenship Exams a Classroom Aid
Arizona became the first state to require its high school students to pass the test that is given to immigrants who want to become United States citizens.
Russian Movie ‘Leviathan’ Gets Applause in Hollywood but Scorn at Home
The film has admirers and won a Golden Globe, but some Russian detractors want it banned and accuse its director of acting under Western orders.
Pontassieve Journal: Life of Italian Nobility for Sale, Complete With Regulations and Taxes
Italy’s long heritage of inherited wealth and property has withered thanks to cuts in government subsidies and high maintenance costs, among other factors.
Fidel Castro Shares Views on Warming of Relations
In a letter, Mr. Castro wrote that he did not trust the politics of the United States, but added that this was not “a rejection of a peaceful solution to conflicts.”
Botswana Doctor Is Named to Lead W.H.O. in Africa
The much-praised appointee, Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, promised to overhaul the regional office, which has faced criticism for its slow response to the Ebola crisis.
Smithsonian Considers Opening London Location
The Smithsonian Institution has announced that it is considering a new 40,000-square-foot exhibition space in London, to open in 2021.
The TV Watch: ‘The Americans’ Returns to FX With Season 3
Season 3 of “The Americans,” about Soviet spies posing as suburban parents in Reagan-era America, begins on Wednesday on FX.
Restaurants: Restaurant Review: Blue Smoke and North End Grill
Change happens, even at Danny Meyer’s restaurants, where it is considered a way to make things better.
Israeli Opposition Takes Aim at Netanyahu Over Planned Speech to Congress
Critics are attacking Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who plans to address Congress before Israeli elections, for politicizing a key interest: curbing Iran’s nuclear program.
Missing: Bare-Chested Celtic God, Last Seen in Northern Ireland
The police in Northern Ireland have appealed for the public’s help to find the statue of Manannan Mac Lir, which was stolen from a remote mountainside.