Fear of Another Attack Lifts Trump to New High in Poll
Americans are deeply fearful of another terrorist attack, lifting Donald J. Trump to a new high among likely Republican primary voters, a New York Times/CBS News poll found.
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Connecticut to Ban Gun Sales to People on U.S. Terror Lists
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut announced on Thursday that he would sign an executive order that would bar people on federal terrorism watch lists from buying firearms in the state.
As It Fights ISIS, Pentagon Seeks
Bases Overseas
The plan proposed to the White House would build up a string of military bases in Africa, Southwest Asia and the Middle East that could be used to collect intelligence and carry out strikes against the Islamic State.
VW Says Emissions Cheating Was Not a One-Time Error
Volkswagen said that its emissions cheating scandal began in 2005 with a decision to heavily promote diesel engines in the United States and a realization that they could not meet clean air standards.
Still in a Crib, Yet on Antipsychotic Drugs
Many doctors worry that these drugs are used despite no published research into their effectiveness and potential risks for children so young.
Your Evening Briefing
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
Jackson Hole Journal
A New Frontier for the American West, in the Far East
On the outskirts of Beijing, more than 1,000 families have settled into a community modeled after an American frontier town, on streets with names like Aspen, Moose and Route 66.
Attacked on Affordable Housing, de Blasio Fights Back
A signature issue for Mayor Bill de Blasio has drawn opposition from the middle- and working-class communities it is meant to help.
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Take Flight
The year’s best actors lift off in a series of tributes to the ultimate Hollywood magic trick.
Experience what it's like to fly among the (Hollywood) stars. Try our new virtual reality app.
The Best Movies of 2015
The film critics of The New York Times — Manohla Dargis, A. O. Scott and Stephen Holden — share their picks for the best movies of the year.
Modern Love: Heart Said Yes; Horoscope Said No
Was my fate truly predetermined? The astrologers in India seemed to know pretty well.
More Than a Contractor, Not Quite an Employee
In the so-called gig economy, ambiguity in the status of workers at companies like Uber and Lyft has led to calls for the creation of a new kind of employment status.
Chivalry Isn’t Dead —
It Just Got Smaller
Parents, teachers and entrepreneurs are teaching young people old-fashioned civility and manners.
Room for Debate
Bargaining on Sanctions
Should the West ease measures to end Russian aggression in Ukraine to get help in Syria?
The Stone
bell hooks: Buddhism, the Beats and Loving Blackness
Feminism does not ground me. It is the discipline that comes from spiritual practice that is the foundation of my life.
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Op-Ed: Trump’s Plan Is Awful. And Constitutional.
The Supreme Court would have to approve his proposal to bar Muslim immigrants. But that doesn’t mean Americans should accept it.
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A Surprise Address: Secaucus, N.J.
Ronald Valverde and Leslie Valverde Ayers wanted to buy an apartment. The best deal they found was in Secaucus, N.J.
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House Hunting in ... Colombia
High-end properties appreciated more than 10 percent over the last year. And the devaluation of the Colombian peso is attracting more dollar-paying buyers.
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