Destroying ISIS May Take Years, U.S. Officials SayNYT Now
The Obama administration is preparing to carry out a phased campaign requiring a sustained effort that could last until after President Obama has left office, according to officials.
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Qatar’s Support of Islamists Alienates Allies Near and FarNYT Now
Qatar has helped support a spectrum of Islamist groups by providing safe haven, financial aid and, in certain instances, weapons, resulting in withering accusations by other gulf states.
Political Shift Stalls Efforts to Overhaul ImmigrationNYT Now
Though granting legal status to undocumented immigrants once looked like an imperative for both parties, a surge of Central American migrants into the United States has rendered the issue too toxic for President Obama.
G.M.’s Board Is Seen as Slow in Reacting to Safety CrisisNYT Now
The automaker’s directors were caught off guard by the extent of the problems that led to the recall of millions of vehicles, but their chairman says they are now “very much involved” in the situation.
As Two Men Go Free, Ex-Prosecutor Digs InNYT Now
Two innocent men were sent to death row in North Carolina while a serial sex offender who lived near the crime scene was never seriously pursued by America’s “Deadliest D.A.”
With Schools Doubling as Shelters in Iraq, Classes WaitNYT Now
More than 130,000 people have moved into 650 schools in Northern Iraq, carving out homes while delaying the start of classes this academic year.
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Tennis World Wobbles as Competitive Axis Begins to ShiftNYT Now
The last time there was a Grand Slam men’s singles final without Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic or Andy Murray was at the 2005 Australian Open.
A Retirement Home With a 3-Star ChefNYT Now
The senior housing industry is preparing to serve a wave of residents who expect more than mush on their plates.
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Searching for a League’s True Scale of BigotryNYT Now
Bruce Levenson, the Atlanta Hawks’ controlling owner, follows Donald Sterling as another league owner selling his team after showing an inherent bias against blacks.
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Success of Apple’s iWatch May Rely on Health Care PartnershipsNYT Now
Just as the iPod’s appeal relied in part on Apple’s music industry relationships, the future of its new wrist device may rest on courting health companies.
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Voter ID on Trial in Texas
A law that accepts as proof of identity a concealed-weapon permit but not a student identification card is being challenged in court.
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Let the River Run Wild
Four dams on the Susquehanna are causing its death.
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Can Jill Soloway Do Justice to the Trans Movement?
The director ventures into a world in which some of the smallest words in our language — pronouns — can cause the greatest offense.
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How to Get Over That Ex
What is the lure of a finished relationship? And how do you get over it?
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New York’s Once and Future MansionsNYT Now
Historic townhouses that have been turned into schools or chopped up into apartments are now being renovated and returned to their original use as single-family homes.
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At Rivers’s Memorial, Cameras and CrowdsNYT Now
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Op-Ed: The Source of New York’s Greatness
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New Service Offers Taxis Exclusively for Women
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Menagerie: Filling the Empty Nest With Animals
They have always helped me. When I was young, my dog Poochie was my therapist.
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Europe
Despite Sanctions, Italy’s Russian Riviera ThrivesNYT Now
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Celebrating Glory, With Little Hope to Add to It
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Airlines Take the Bump Out of Turbulence
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Letters: Add More Career Training in College?
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A 95-Year-Old Picasso Is Persuaded to CurlNYT Now
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Op-Ed: Let the River Run Wild
Four dams on the Susquehanna are causing its death.
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Revisiting the Moon NYT Now
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Making Art on the Spot and on the Fly
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