Suicide Attacks at Mosques in Yemen Kill More Than 130NYT Now
A group claiming to be the Yemeni division of the Islamic State militant group claimed responsibility after suicide bombers attacked two Shiite mosques in the capital, Sana.
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In Tunisia, Taking Stock of the Dead, and the SurvivorsNYT Now
The Tunisian government has mobilized a small army of medical personnel, security officials and protocol officers to handle the casualties from the attack on the National Bardo Musuem, and to assist the families as the country has been overwhelmed by anger and remorse.
Walker Washes ‘Wiscahnsin’ Out of His Mouth for 2016NYT Now
Gov. Scott Walker has filtered out his regional accent, cut down rambling in speeches and started dressing to please on visits to states like New Hampshire.
Horror, and Some Support, After Afghanistan Killing NYT Now
Differing responses to the mob killing in Kabul of a mentally troubled woman accused of burning the Quran show how Afghans’ commitment to Islam can clash with Western values of individual rights.
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The Logistics of a Luxury Cruise Ship
The profitability of today’s gigantic cruise ships depends on a tightly choreographed routine that’s part Nascar pit stop, part Noah’s Ark.
From the Magazine
Do the Democrats and Israel Have a Future Together?
Benjamin Netanyahu’s problem in the United States isn’t liberal Jews; it’s everyone else.
Philadelphia Official Enters Fray Between Police and PublicNYT Now
In Philadelphia, a city with a difficult history of police corruption and brutality against black residents, Police Commissioner Charles H. Ramsey has emerged as an unlikely leader.
After a Sleepover With Bill de Blasio, a Friendship Formed
Two years after Mr. de Blasio slept on their couch, the Wilsons have a personal relationship with the most powerful man in City Hall. The mayor, in turn, has an on-the-ground sounding board.
Mixing Modernism and Memories of Iran
The artist Monir Farmanfarmaian, an Iranian and nonagenarian, is showcasing her dazzling mosaic-style work in her first solo exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum in New York.
Monica Lewinsky Is Back, but on Her Terms NYT Now
Once vilified as a “predatory” White House intern, Ms. Lewinsky has re-emerged, taking on the fight against cyberbullying.
The Police Dust Off a Photographic Trove NYT Now
Thousands of crime scene photographs taken by New York City detectives from 1914 to 1975 will soon be made available online.
Raising Teenagers: The Mother of All Problems
Children are characters in the family story parents tell — until, one day, the growing child will pick the story up and turn it over like some dispassionate reviewer composing a coldhearted analysis.
The Opinion Pages
The Greece Issue Breeds Brinkmanship in the Eurozone
Discussions about a new loan agreement seem to be going even worse than expected.
Sunday Review
Gray Matter
The Math of March Madness
There’s a simple way to predict the Final Four.
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Paving a Path to Freedom From Forced MarriageNYT Now
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Travel
In Berkeley’s Warehouses, Foodies Find a Home
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Sunday Book Review
‘God’s Bankers,’ by Gerald Posner
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Opinion
Editorial: Chris Christie’s Fair Housing Problem
Given the governor’s intransigence, the State Supreme Court put the responsibility just where it should be.
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Opinion
Op-Ed: How to Make Landslides Less Deadly
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Travel
At the Prague Marathon, History Is a SpectatorNYT Now
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Real Estate
When the 13-Year-Old Picks a $14 Million Condo
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Style
Lena Dunham and the ‘Man Who Drew Eloise’
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Food
The Best Roast Lamb for Your Easter Feast
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Opinion
Op-Ed: See No Junk, Buy No Junk
Stores that accept food stamps should give more space to produce.
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Sunday Review
Gray Matter: The Math of March Madness
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Technology
‘Swatting’ Becomes a Hazard for GamersNYT Now
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On the Market
Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan
This week’s properties include a loft in Madison Square, a studio in the Gramercy area and a two-bedroom in Brooklyn Heights.
The Hunt
Broadway Dreams in Astoria, Queens
Steffanie Peterson and her daughter, Hannah, left West Virginia to start a new life in New York.