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Newyork
Can New York City Become the World’s Greenest City Without Becoming More Unaffordable?
Rules are being drafted to guide compliance with a 2019 New York City law that requires most of about 50,000 buildings, many over 25,000 square feet, to cut their greenhouse gas emissions by 40 percent by the end of this decade and to achieve net ...
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US
A Wake of Tragedy in California After Mass Shootings
In less than 48 hours, there was a massacre in Monterey Park and another in Half Moon Bay.
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News
Meta’s Oversight Board Calls for Overhaul of Nude Photo Standards
A dispute over photos of bare chests with the nipples covered, posted on Instagram by a transgender and nonbinary couple, has prompted a call for the platform to clarify its content guidelines.
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World
For Russian Troops, Cellphone Use Is a Persistent, Lethal Danger
Ukrainian artillery targets Russian soldiers by pinpointing their phone signals. Despite the deadly results, Russian troops keep defying a ban on cellphone use near the front.
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News
Fed Officials Fretted That Markets Would Misread Rate Slowdown
Central bankers remained committed to wrestling inflation lower, and wanted to make sure investors understood that message, minutes from its December meeting showed.
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News
They Fought the Lawn. And the Lawn Lost.
COLUMBIA, Md. — Janet and Jeff Crouch do not know which flower or plant may have pushed their longtime next door neighbor over the edge, prompting him to pen complaint after complaint about the state of their yard. Perhaps it was the scarlet bee balm ...
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US
Black Travelers Say Home-Share Hosts Discriminate, and a New Airbnb Report Agrees
The internal study details the vacation rental company’s antidiscrimination efforts. But some travelers of color say it and other home-share companies don’t go far enough.
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Sports
Twists and Turns: A World Cup Fitness Coach Explains Pregame Warm-Ups
In the final hour before a game, teams’ activities can look as random as recess at the local elementary school. But there is order in the chaos.
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World
Putin holds a highly choreographed meeting with mothers of Russian servicemen.
At a highly-choreographed event days ahead of Russia’s Mother’s Day, President Vladimir V. Putin met on Friday with mothers of servicemen ...
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News
Fed Officials Discussed Slowing Interest Rate Increases ‘Soon’
Federal Reserve officials agreed at their November meeting that it would soon be appropriate to slow interest rate increases, minutes from the ...