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Lives Restored: Expert on Mental Illness Reveals Her Own Fight
Marsha M. Linehan works with seriously suicidal people, having faced the same struggles when she was younger.
My Life as an Undocumented Immigrant
A reporter talks about his illegal American dream.
Nicholas D. Kristof: The Breast Milk Cure
A miracle cure for childhood malnutrition is free and easily accessible, even in remote towns in Africa. Why is it rarely used?
The Indiana Exception? Yes, but...
On the surface, Indiana seems to have weathered the recession rather well, but large cracks have opened in its economic foundation, a sign of just how severe the downturn remains.
Need a Six-Pack? Hit the Basement
Home brewing, which was rendered illegal by Prohibition and not relegalized until 1979, is enjoying a resurgence.
A Start-Up’s Camera Lets You Take Shots First and Focus Later
The company’s technology allows a picture’s focus to be adjusted after it is taken.
Whitey Bulger Is Arrested in California
James (Whitey) Bulger, the legendary Boston crime boss who had eluded the authorities for 16 years was arrested in Santa Monica, Calif. by the F.B.I. on Wednesday night.
Accelerate Android With Tips and Tricks
The array of Android mobile phones share many useful features that are just a tap or scroll away.
Op-Ed Contributor: Free to Search and Seize
The Fourth Amendment is weaker than it was 50 years ago, and this should worry everyone.
Some Ways to Get Started as a Social Entrepreneur
Joining mission and money in one business can be tough. Experts offer tips on building self-sustaining social ventures.
High-Speed Rail Poised to Alter China
Beyond controversies and cost concerns, high-speed trains are reducing hurdles posed by China’s size, bringing benefits in tow and posing challenges for the country’s competitors.
Op-Ed Columnist : The Haunting of Rick Perry
Should Gov. Rick Perry of Texas enter the 2012 presidential race, he would enjoy a strange and remarkable escort — the irrepressible ghost of Cameron Todd Willingham.
The Quiet Royal Wedding
Charlene Wittstock’s life has a familiar story line that includes the experiences of both Kate Middleton and Diana Spencer.
A Start-Up Matures, Working With AmEx
American Express cardholders will receive discounts at certain shops and restaurants on their cellphone through an alliance with Foursquare.
Up Close: A 10-Minute Mind Clearing
Andy Puddicombe of Bristol, England, plans to bring his easy, quick version of meditation to harried Americans.
Practical Traveler: Pack a Picnic for Your Next Flight
Secrets from chefs on how to eat well on planes.
State of the Art: Apple’s Final Cut Is Dead. Long Live Final Cut.
Apple substituted one Final Cut video-editing program for another, and the upgraded version covers nearly all the bases.
Recipe: Pan-Roasted Spiced Cauliflower With Peas
A recipe for Pan-Roasted Spiced Cauliflower With Peas.
Summer Drinks: Summer Cocktails Made Simpler
The country’s top bartenders suggest seasonal drinks with just three main ingredients — loads of refreshment for minimal effort.
Op-Ed Contributors: The Sun Is the Best Optometrist
Too much time indoors can damage the eye’s development.
E. M. Broner, Jewish Feminist, Dies at 83
Ms. Broner explored the double marginalization of being Jewish and female, producing a body of work that placed her in the vanguard of Jewish feminist letters.
Arts & Leisure: The Cloud That Ate Your Music
New online services promise finally to bring order to the digital revolution, but dematerializing recorded music has its consequences for listeners, artists and the music industry.
Some Greeks Fear Government Is Selling Nation
The crown jewels of Greece’s socialist state are now likely to go to the highest bidder.
Derivatives Cloud the Possible Fallout From a Greek Default
Regulators worry that derivatives that insure against a default may have dangerously concentrated the risks.