Ex-Assembly Speaker Is Convicted of Corruption
Sheldon Silver, a Democrat and one of New York’s most powerful politicians, will forfeit the Assembly seat to which he was first elected nearly 40 years ago.
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India Emerges as Key Player in Talks on Climate Policy
Despite efforts by President Obama to win the Indian prime minister’s cooperation on reducing harmful emissions, India’s negotiators have so far staked out an uncompromising position.
Renminbi Joins Elite Global Club With Move by I.M.F.
The move by the International Monetary Fund helps pave the way for the currency’s wider use, but also adds new uncertainty about China’s ability to sustain rapid growth.
Trump Claims ‘Great Love’ in Meeting With Black Pastors
Donald J. Trump met privately with the group as he tried to confront skepticism about his candidacy and project sensitivity about minority concerns.
To the Runner-Up (the Loser), a Ring, Too
One of the quirks of baseball is that the losing championship team often buys itself rings (for winning a pennant). What kind of ring should the 2015 Mets get?
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Suspect in Colorado Rampage Appears in Court
Robert L. Dear Jr. wore a padded vest with his hands and legs shackled , and seemed to slur his words in his first appearance to answer an initial charge of first-degree murder.
Paris Survivors Face More Than Just Physical Wounds
Most of the people wounded and their families, and a large number of medical personnel, are receiving psychological support for emotional trauma after the attacks.
Family of Durst’s First Wife Sues Him for $100 Million
The mother and three sisters of Kathleen Durst, who disappeared decades ago, are employing a rarely cited law to pursue Robert Durst, a man they have long suspected of killing her.
‘The Wiz’ Heads for TV and Broadway
A new production to be broadcast live on NBC this week before hopping to Broadway will include a tweaked score and of-the-minute dance moves.
Dave Navarro Tells of His Mother’s Murder
The Jane’s Addiction guitarist appears in the documentary “Mourning Son,” directed by his friend Todd Newman.
Pirelli Calendar Ditches Pinups for Portraits
Moving away from its usual arty soft-core, the tire maker’s 2016 calendar includes Serena Williams, Fran Lebowitz and Patti Smith.
Op-Ed Contributor
Cover-Up in Chicago
The Chicago city officials who delayed justice in the police shooting death of Laquan McDonald should quit.
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Free Tuition Isn’t the Answer
For those in need, better financial aid would have more of an impact.
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The Stone: The Inheritance of Disaffection
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