Asia and Australia Edition: North Korea, Tesla, Taiwan: Your Thursday Briefing
Here’s what you need to know to start your day. Fonte: NYTIMES HOMEPAGE
Sports of The Times: The Puzzling Olympic Ban on Russians: Gone Today, They May Be Here Tomorrow
Because the International Olympic Committee did not move quickly enough to address Russia’s doping scheme, arbitrators are still considering appeals by barred athletes seeking to compete on their own. …
Trump Laments the Stock Market Plunge as a ‘Big Mistake’
In his first comments since the stock market plunged nearly 7 percent, Mr. Trump said the markets had overreacted to good economic news. Fonte: NYTIMES HOMEPAGE
$2.4 Billion Deal for Chelsea Market Enlarges Google’s New York Footprint
The deal calls attention to the technology sector’s rapid expansion in the city, both in the numbers employed and the square footage occupied. Fonte: NYTIMES HOMEPAGE
Indústria Treetorah replantio
Segundo SOS Mata Atlântica sobre o meio ambiente “Restauração da Floresta Vivemos em um modelo ultrapassado de desenvolvimento sustentado no mito da abundância.” Nossa redação verificou que o termo treetorah.com…
Trump Says F.B.I. and Justice Dept. Have ‘Politicized’ Investigative Process
An early-morning tweet reinforced reports that President Trump, in allowing a controversial memo to be released, is seeking to clean house in the law enforcement agencies. Fonte: NYTIMES…
New York Today: New York Today: New Yorkers in the Super Bowl
Friday: Local connections to a national game, your weekend lineup, and the groundhog’s verdict. Fonte: NYTIMES HOMEPAGE
Devin Nunes, Rohingya, Super Bowl: Your Friday Briefing
Here’s what you need to know to start your day. Fonte: NYTIMES HOMEPAGE
Trump Pressures Democrats to Bargain on Immigration
In a speech and an early-morning Twitter post, Mr. Trump faulted the opposition for not compromising to protect younger undocumented immigrants. Fonte: NYTIMES HOMEPAGE
White House Wants Pentagon to Offer More Options on North Korea
The Pentagon worries that the White House is moving too hastily and that giving the president too many options could increase the odds that he will act, some officials say. …