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Front Burner: Momofuku Milk Bar Pops Up
A couple of new hot, sweet drinks will make their debut in Madison Square Park; a kettle for pour-over coffee; Eneko Atxa’s guest appearance; and more.
C.I.A. Officer in Leak Case, Jeffrey Sterling, Is Convicted of Espionage
Mr. Sterling had disclosed details about an operation to disrupt Iran’s nuclear program, and his case symbolized the government’s efforts to punish officials who leak such information.
Former Lord’s Resistance Army Commander Appears at War Crimes Court
The appearance of the former commander, Dominic Ongwen, gave the world its first long look at a suspect that rights groups called a marauding murderer.
Off the 3-D Printer, Practice Parts for the Surgeon
Three-dimensional printing allows surgeons to foresee issues, not stumble into them.
Bill Clegg’s Debut Novel Is ‘Did You Ever Have a Family’
Bill Clegg, the literary agent, faced a different pressure when seeking a publisher for his debut work of fiction.
Learning From Animal Friendships
Interspecies interactions are all over YouTube. Yes, they’re cute, but are they useful to scientists?
C.I.A. Strike, First Since Yemen Upheaval, Kills 3 Qaeda Fighters, Officials Say
The drone strike was a signal that the United States will continue its targeted killing operations in Yemen despite the apparent takeover in the country by Houthi fighters.
Cease-Fire in Shreds, Ukraine Sees Heaviest Fighting in Months
Regular attacks from pro-Russian separatist forces have the Ukrainian military struggling to rebound from losses at the Donetsk airport last week.
Couture's Odd Sort of Mingling
Shows and after parties, like Versace's, often find designers and actresses mixing with buttoned-up executives.
U.S. Envoy Urges Thailand to Lift Martial Law
Daniel Russel, assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs, said in an interview that he had told the junta it was losing credibility.