Two Hostages Killed in Rescue Attempt, U.S. Officials SayNYT Now
Luke Somers, a journalist who was held by Al Qaeda’s affiliate in Yemen, died along with another hostage during a raid by U.S. commandos early Saturday, U.S. officials said.
Top News
Police Killings Reveal Chasms Between Races NYT Now
The recent high-profile deaths of black people at the hands of police officers have exposed sharp differences about race relations in unexpected and often uncomfortable ways.
U.S. to Continue Racial Profiling in Border PolicyNYT Now
Despite the arguments of civil rights groups, federal agents will still be allowed to consider race and ethnicity when stopping people at airports, border crossings and immigration checkpoints, according to officials.
Brighter Economy Raises Odds of Action in Congress NYT Now
In a scenario that harkens back to the Clinton administration, an improving labor market, broad economic growth and a falling federal budget deficit are brightening the prospect of bipartisan cooperation, next year.
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As First Lady, Powerful but Not Always DeftNYT Now
Candid interviews of Clinton administration aides show Hillary Rodham Clinton as first lady was formidable, but often hampered by politically clumsy dealings.
Common Sense
Steep Slide in Oil Prices Is Blessing for MostNYT Now
If history is any guide, it’s hard to see falling oil prices as anything but good news for everyone whose fortunes aren’t tied to oil.
Rolling Stone Cites Doubts on Its Story of Gang RapeNYT Now
The magazine acknowledged “discrepancies” in an article that described a gang rape at a University of Virginia fraternity.
The Saturday Profile
In Kabul, a Therapist Goes Beyond Exercise NYT Now
Alberto Cairo runs seven orthopedic centers in Afghanistan for the International Committee of the Red Cross, and he could not feel more useful.
Sunnis Fear Their Exile From Iraqi Town Is PermanentNYT Now
Jurf al-Sakhar was recaptured from the Islamic State, but now Shiite-dominated forces say Sunnis cannot return to their homes for at least eight months.
A Trinity, Courtside
In the six years the Nieves sisters have been group-coaching the team at St. Margaret of Cortona School in Riverdale, they have compiled a winning record and a devoted local following.
A Brotherly Love That Extends Three Deep NYT Now
J. J. Watt is one of the top players in the N.F.L., and he could soon be joined in the league by his brothers T. J. and Derek, who play for Wisconsin.
A Liability Risk for Airbnb Hosts NYT Now
The home-sharing business now has secondary coverage, but it doesn’t kick in until after a homeowner’s primary insurance.
The Opinion Pages
Editorial: Hope and Anger at the Garner Protests
What was once seen as a black issue is on the way to being seen as a central problem for all Americans.
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A Guide to Berkeley’s Many QuirksNYT Now
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Opinion
News Analysis: British Noses, Firmly in the Air
What snobs really think about the little gits and plebs.
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Fashion & Style
In Miami, Luxury Knows No Limits
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Opinion
Op-Ed: The Unreconstructed North
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N.Y. / Region
Pizza Orders Reveal a Credit Card SchemeNYT Now
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N.Y. / Region
Arthur Leipzig, Inspired by Life in New York, Dies
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Joy From the World: 5 Holiday Feasts
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Opinion
Editorial: Homeless Removal in Silicon Valley
The mass eviction followed what the city said was a year and a half spent trying to find homes for as many “Jungle” residents as possible.
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Multimedia/Photos
African Diasporas, Playing With the Past
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Opinion
Pharrell Williams: Happiness Matters
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College Football
Trading Finance for Football Nets Big Gains
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Africa
South Africa Marks a Year Without MandelaNYT Now
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On the Market in New York City
This week’s properties include apartments in Midtown West, Beekman and Windsor Terrace.
Big Deal
‘SoHo’ Lofts Go to ChinaNYT Now
A Hollywood architecture firm’s SoHo-style live/work lofts will be built in the industrial city of Shenyang, China.