“Vladimir Putin Won’t Expel U.S. Diplomats as Russian Foreign Minister Urged” plus 31 more NYT

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• Vladimir Putin Won’t Expel U.S. Diplomats as Russian Foreign Minister Urged
• News Analysis: Trump Gets an Opening from Russia, but the Path Is Risky
• Spies vs. Spies: A Cold War Regularity That Never Quite Cooled
• Syria, Russia, Mosul: Your Friday Evening Briefing
• California Today: California Today: The Stories That Moved Us in 2016
• China Bans Its Ivory Trade, Moving Against Elephant Poaching
• Theresa May Scolds Kerry for Focus on Israel Settlements
• American Jews Divided Over Strain in U.S.-Israel Relations
• In ‘Red’ and ‘Blue’ Israel, Separate Lives and Divergent Narratives
• Step Into a Refugee Camp
• Floating Over Oz With Glinda
• Well: How Exercise May Help the Brain Grow Stronger
• Cuomo Commutes Sentence of Judith Clark, Driver in Deadly Brink’s Robbery
• Judith Clark’s Radical Transformation
• Your Photos as Princess Leia, a Rebel and Role Model
• Carrie Fisher’s Fans Find Solace in Her Books
• Fish Seek Cooler Waters, Leaving Some Fishermen’s Nets Empty
• Second Avenue Subway’s Arrival Brings Fear That Rents Will Soar
• 10 Things to Do Now in NYC
• Walter E. Mattson, Former President of New York Times, Dies at 84
• Argentine Court Reopens Investigation of Ex-President in ’94 Bomb Case
• Greek Ambassador to Brazil Is Feared Dead, in a Possible Homicide
• Pan Pan, Father to a Generation of Pandas, Dies in China
• Higher Education: A Peek Inside the Strange World of Fake Academia
• How to Nurse Your Hangover (and Head One Off)
• Retiring: A Voice of Christmas Past Returns, Asking for a Hippopotamus
• ‘Comfort Woman’ Statue Reinstated Near Japan Consulate in South Korea
• Reviving ‘The Mikado’ in a Balancing Act of Taste
• Drink: Don’t Call Them ‘Mocktails’
• A Record Ride on New York’s Subway
• 4 Trailers That Have Us Excited for 2017
• The Neediest Cases: Exiting a Bad Road Onto a Hopeful Path

Vladimir Putin Won’t Expel U.S. Diplomats as Russian Foreign Minister Urged Posted: 30 Dec 2016 06:43 AM PST In a head-spinning turn, Mr. Putin decided against actions recommended just hours earlier by Sergey V. Lavrov in response to American sanctions and expulsions.

News Analysis: Trump Gets an Opening from Russia, but the Path Is Risky Posted: 30 Dec 2016 01:51 PM PST Moscow's announcement that there will be no tit for tat over the expulsion of Russian diplomats gives the president-elect a chance at a new chapter.

Spies vs. Spies: A Cold War Regularity That Never Quite Cooled Posted: 29 Dec 2016 08:35 PM PST President Obama's expulsion of 35 diplomats as retaliation for Russian hacking during the election is not the first such order by either country.

Syria, Russia, Mosul: Your Friday Evening Briefing Posted: 30 Dec 2016 03:18 PM PST Here's what you need to know at the end of the day.

California Today: California Today: The Stories That Moved Us in 2016 Posted: 30 Dec 2016 05:16 AM PST Friday: A look at widely shared stories of 2016, a rape controversy at Stanford, and the anniversary of California's first freeway.

China Bans Its Ivory Trade, Moving Against Elephant Poaching Posted: 30 Dec 2016 03:02 PM PST China's decision gives wildlife protection advocates hope that the threatened extinction of certain elephant populations in Africa can be averted.

Theresa May Scolds Kerry for Focus on Israel Settlements Posted: 30 Dec 2016 03:35 PM PST The comments from the British leader, who has been trying to make inroads with the incoming Trump administration, represented an extraordinary public rebuke.

American Jews Divided Over Strain in U.S.-Israel Relations Posted: 29 Dec 2016 05:34 PM PST While some Jewish groups have applauded the administration's efforts in regard to Israel, others have seen the steps taken by a departing president as a mistake.

In ‘Red’ and ‘Blue’ Israel, Separate Lives and Divergent Narratives Posted: 29 Dec 2016 05:30 PM PST The reactions to international criticism of Israeli settlements made clear that Israelis are just as polarized as Americans.

Step Into a Refugee Camp Posted: 30 Dec 2016 06:36 AM PST The Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan is one of the largest Syrian camps in the world. In the fall, we visited the camp live with our audience. Here's what we heard from the refugees and from you.

Floating Over Oz With Glinda Posted: 30 Dec 2016 02:00 AM PST Eight times a week, Glinda the Good Witch makes a grand entrance from above the stage in the Broadway production of "Wicked." Ride along with her on the flight.

Well: How Exercise May Help the Brain Grow Stronger Posted: 15 Jun 2016 03:02 PM PDT Exercise caused mice to pump out B.D.N.F., a protein that scientists sometimes refer to as "Miracle-Gro" for the brain.

Cuomo Commutes Sentence of Judith Clark, Driver in Deadly Brink’s Robbery Posted: 30 Dec 2016 01:57 PM PST The governor's action means that Ms. Clark, who was convicted of murder in a 1981 ambush that left three dead, will be eligible for parole early next year.

Judith Clark’s Radical Transformation Posted: 13 Jan 2012 06:35 AM PST Why three decades of exemplary behavior behind bars have not earned the Brink's robbery accomplice her freedom.

Your Photos as Princess Leia, a Rebel and Role Model Posted: 30 Dec 2016 03:39 PM PST We asked readers to share what Carrie Fisher and Princess Leia have meant to them, and the lessons from the character that they will carry on.

Carrie Fisher’s Fans Find Solace in Her Books Posted: 29 Dec 2016 04:09 PM PST Demand for Ms. Fisher's books, including "Postcards From the Edge" and "The Princess Diarist," has risen noticeably since her death earlier this week.

Fish Seek Cooler Waters, Leaving Some Fishermen’s Nets Empty Posted: 30 Dec 2016 02:00 AM PST Catch limits for fishermen are often based on where fish have been most abundant in the past. But they have failed to keep up with geographical changes.

Second Avenue Subway’s Arrival Brings Fear That Rents Will Soar Posted: 30 Dec 2016 02:00 AM PST Even as the city celebrates a line many doubted would ever open, longtime residents and shopkeepers worry that they're about to be priced out of their neighborhood.

10 Things to Do Now in NYC Posted: 30 Dec 2016 09:13 AM PST It's a big city, with plenty to do, see, hear and watch. Here's a sampling of cultural highlights this weekend and over the week ahead.

Walter E. Mattson, Former President of New York Times, Dies at 84 Posted: 30 Dec 2016 11:23 AM PST Mr. Mattson, a production executive who had once been a printer, helped transform the newspaper with innovative labor agreements and new technologies.

Argentine Court Reopens Investigation of Ex-President in ’94 Bomb Case Posted: 29 Dec 2016 05:38 PM PST A court reopened a criminal complaint that accuses former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner of a cover-up in connection with the 1994 bombing of a Jewish center.

Greek Ambassador to Brazil Is Feared Dead, in a Possible Homicide Posted: 30 Dec 2016 06:31 AM PST A body that might be that of Ambassador Kyriakos Amiridis, who has been missing for days, was found outside Rio de Janeiro in a car he had rented.

Pan Pan, Father to a Generation of Pandas, Dies in China Posted: 30 Dec 2016 09:44 AM PST At 31, he was among the world's oldest pandas, and his descendants are said to account for nearly 25 percent of all captive pandas worldwide.

Higher Education: A Peek Inside the Strange World of Fake Academia Posted: 29 Dec 2016 04:48 PM PST Sham scholarly publications and academic conferences without rigor reflect a legitimate problem: too many Ph.D.-holders chasing too few credentials.

How to Nurse Your Hangover (and Head One Off) Posted: 30 Dec 2016 06:16 AM PST Despite the claims of some commercial products, experts say no elixir exists to cure a hangover. But there are steps you can take to minimize its effects.

Retiring: A Voice of Christmas Past Returns, Asking for a Hippopotamus Posted: 30 Dec 2016 05:30 AM PST A Postal Service ad has revived interest in a 1953 Christmas novelty hit by the former child star Gayla Peevey. (She did get the hippopotamus.)

‘Comfort Woman’ Statue Reinstated Near Japan Consulate in South Korea Posted: 30 Dec 2016 03:55 AM PST The consulate, in the city of Busan, had objected to the statue, meant to represent women forced into sexual slavery by Japan in World War II.

Reviving ‘The Mikado’ in a Balancing Act of Taste Posted: 25 Dec 2016 01:47 PM PST A staging of this Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, set in an imaginary Japan, hopes to please fans while not being offensive.

Drink: Don’t Call Them ‘Mocktails’ Posted: 30 Dec 2016 02:00 AM PST An alcohol-free cocktail can be as special and satisfying as its boozy counterpart.

A Record Ride on New York’s Subway Posted: 29 Aug 2016 03:58 AM PDT Matthew Ahn has set a new record for the fastest time to travel to all New York City subway stations – 21 hours, 28 minutes and 14 seconds. We rode along with him for his record-breaking trip.

4 Trailers That Have Us Excited for 2017 Posted: 29 Dec 2016 11:24 AM PST The films "Fifty Shades Darker," "Logan," "The Circle" and "Snatched" have notable previews.

The Neediest Cases: Exiting a Bad Road Onto a Hopeful Path Posted: 29 Dec 2016 06:20 PM PST Dania Williams grew up around crime, and selling drugs seemed an easy choice. She hardly saw another option — until she did, and she's running for it.

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