Monday, December 31, 2012 Last Update:
Shape of Fiscal Deal Emerging, but Spending Still at Issue
By JONATHAN WEISMAN
Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Senator Mitch McConnell reached a tentative agreement on taxes but remained stuck on whether and how to stop $110 billion in across-the-board spending cuts.
Luke Sharrett for The New York Times
President Obama warned Republicans that he would press for more tax increases even beyond whatever may be included in a deal now.
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Troubled Past for Suspect in Fatal Subway Push
By MARC SANTORA and ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS
Erika Menendez, charged with shoving a man under a train, has a long history with the city’s police and mental health institutions.
Ruthless Smuggling Rings Put Rhinos in the Cross Hairs
By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN
Driven by a belief that ground-up rhino horns can cure cancer and other ills, the horn rush has exploded into a worldwide criminal enterprise, drawing in a surreal cast of characters.
Joao Silva/The New York Times
Computer Viruses Stay Step Ahead of Software Meant to Stop Them
By NICOLE PERLROTH
Consumers and businesses spend billions of dollars a year on antivirus software, but these programs rarely block freshly minted strains, because malware creators move too fast.
THE APPRAISAL
For Former Speakeasy Undone by Engineering, a Complicated Return
By ELIZABETH A. HARRIS
Chumley’s in Greenwich Village closed in 2007 when the facade of its building fell into the street, but renovations are nearing completion.
A Busy Day for N.F.L. Coach Firings
By JUDY BATTISTA
Seven coaches, including Andy Reid of the Eagles, and five general managers were fired by lunchtime in a day unequaled for its turmoil in recent memory.
Hillary Clinton Enters Hospital With Blood Clot
By HELENE COOPER
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is being treated with anticoagulants after the discovery of a blood clot stemming from her concussion this month.
WORLD
Deadly Cold Returns
Afghan refugees living in Kabul camps battle deadly cold as winter sets in.
MAGAZINE
WORLD
REALESTATE
In a Place for the Dead, Studying a Seemingly Immortal Species
By HILLARY ROSNER
A Harvard mycologist believes that lichens growing on a grave marker may help determine if immortality is biologically possible.
Does Facebook Stoke or Stifle Romance?
Social media can affirm a relationship, but they sure can take the mystery out of love.
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Interactive Feature:
The Colors of Travel 2012
From California to the Caribbean, London to Lyon, explore the places we visited in 2012 through the colors they revealed.
Destination: Wellness
Answering the insistent call of wellness tourism and trying to figure out what it all is.
STREETSCAPES
A Nod to New Amsterdam
19 South William Street is the sober sister on a block of flamboyant beauties.
Q & A
Liability for injured workers; waiting for a condo waiver; back charges for electrical consumption.
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OPINION »Op-Ed: Let’s Give Up on the Constitution
Our history is filled with constitutional disobedience. Working out our differences has kept our country stable.
| OPINION »The Stone: Readers Comment on Gun Control
A selection of readers’ responses to the ‘Armed Society’ series about gun regulation and possession.
| OPINION »Does Facebook Kill Romance?
Room for Debate asks whether social media ruins the mystery of love, even as it can publicly affirm a relationship.
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| 1. | Lure of Green Cards Brings Big Investments for Remote Resort in Vermont |
| 2. | OP-ED CONTRIBUTORLet’s Give Up on the Constitution |
| 3. | PAUL KRUGMANBrewing Up Confusion |
| 4. | BILL KELLERBabes in Arms |
| 5. | WELLWhat You Think You Know (but Don't) About Wise Eating |
| 6. | BITSDisruptions: The Real Hazards of E-Devices on Planes |
| 7. | Dr. Rita Levi-Montalcini, Nobel Winner, Dies at 103 |
| 8. | The Lives They Lived |
| 9. | MAUREEN DOWDWhy, God? |
| 10. | An Illustrated Talk With Maurice Sendak |
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