Co-Pilot Flew Plane Into Alps Intentionally, Prosecutor SaysNYT Now
The co-pilot of the Germanwings flight that crashed in the Alps was alone in the cockpit, having locked the pilot out, a French prosecutor said.
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Few Precedents Seen as Inquiry Points to Deliberate Crash
If Andreas Lubitz, the flight’s 27-year-old co-pilot, was determined to kill himself, he would not be the first to use an airplane as a tool for self-destruction.
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A Policy Puzzle of U.S. Goals in the Middle East
In becoming involved in a Saudi-led campaign to dislodge rebels in Yemen, the United States has created more entanglement with its alliances.
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East Village Buildings Collapse in ExplosionNYT Now
A powerful explosion caused two buildings to collapse and ignited a large fire that quickly spread to neighboring buildings, leaving at least 19 people injured.
In the Senate, a Day of Votes That Don’t Count
The Senate has opened its well to an unlimited number of amendments to the budget blueprint for the coming fiscal year.
Murky Inquiry Targets N.Y.U. Professor and a Reporter
A private investigator asked about a professor critical of worker exploitation at the Abu Dhabi campus, and a Times reporter.
In Bergdahl Case, the Rare Charge of Misbehavior
Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl is facing the serious charge that includes endangering the safety or a unit or outpost.
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Richard III Gets a Kingly Burial, on Second Try
The archbishop of Canterbury presided over the service, an honor that critics said the monarch should not have been given.
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Inside America’s Toughest Federal Prison
For years, conditions inside the United States’ only federal supermax facility were largely a mystery. But a landmark lawsuit is finally revealing the harsh world within.
‘The American People, Volume 1’ Retells History
Many histories of gay men in America begin with the Stonewall riots, but Larry Kramer’s novel rewinds to prehistoric monkeys swapping viruses in the jungle.
Growing Up on ‘Mad Men’
Matthew Weiner, the show’s creator, and Kiernan Shipka, the child star who transformed into an acclaimed young actress, discuss the show, the role and the future.
A Place That Tells Where Americans Are Moving
The Villages area in Florida shows that warmth and affordable housing have helped a pre-recession population trend reassert itself.
The Opinion Pages
A Dangerous Escalation in Iraq
President Obama has ordered the bombing of Tikrit, but he has failed to provide a shred of evidence showing how it could advance American interests.
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Inside a Pilot’s Mind
Cockpit conduct is well regulated, but ruling out human flaws is harder.
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