What We’re Reading
Date: 08 April 2016
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Get recommendations from New York Times reporters and editors, highlighting great stories from around the web. Today, great reads from Jodi Kantor, Jim Dwyer and others.
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8th of April 2016 News
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Morning Agenda: Why Judge Removed MetLife’s ‘Too Big to Fail’ Label
Date: 08 April 2016
By SEI CHONG
Sei CHONG
Lessons for Deal Makers Amid Deal Busts | Settlement Outline Said to Be Reached in Redstone Competency Case
Journalist, 9, Responds to Her Critics and Becomes a Media Star
Date: 09 April 2016
By CHRISTOPHER MELE
Christopher MELE
Climate Models May Overstate Clouds’ Cooling Power, Research Says
Date: 08 April 2016
By JOHN SCHWARTZ
John SCHWARTZ
Paper published in journal Science suggests models used to predict climate change may be overestimating role clouds can play in reducing atmospheric temperatures; findings could mean fight against global warming will be even harder than previously expected.
The Times on the Air: Patrick Healy on Sanders’s Early Missteps, Helene Cooper on Trump’s Nuclear Problem, and More
Date: 08 April 2016
By JORDAN COHEN
Jordan COHEN
American Held Captive in Syria Is Released
Date: 09 April 2016
By RICK GLADSTONE and RUKMINI CALLIMACHI
Rick GLADSTONE
As Graft Cases in Chile Multiply, a ‘Gag Law’ Angers Journalists
Date: 08 April 2016
By PASCALE BONNEFOY
Pascale BONNEFOY
Chile passes law punishing anyone making public information about current judicial investigations; journalists contend it is 'gag law' designed to limit public's freedom of information at time when many of country's ruling elite are under graft investigations.
Multigenerational Homes That Fit Just Right
Date: 09 April 2016
By JANET MORRISSEY
Janet MORRISSEY