BOX-ENGINEERING: WE MAKE FLAGS

domingo, 25 de septiembre de 2016

FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES: After Protests, Charlotte Police Release Videos of Shooting

By RICHARD FAUSSET, ALAN BLINDER and YAMICHE ALCINDOR

Under intense pressure, police officials in Charlotte, N.C., on Saturday released dashboard and body camera recordings in the fatal police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott.
The city’s police chief said for the first time that Mr. Scott was in possession of both marijuana and a handgun.

Video by Wife of Keith Scott Shows Her Pleas to Police

ELECTION 2016

Debate Is Expected to Be a Big Draw in a Polarized Age

By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM

The total audience for Monday night’s first head-to-head encounter between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump could be as high as 100 million viewers — Super Bowl territory, political strategists and network executives say.

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A Week of Whoppers From Donald Trump

By MAGGIE HABERMAN and ALEXANDER BURNS

Mr. Trump has unleashed a blizzard of falsehoods, exaggerations and outright lies in the general election. Here’s our analysis of 31 untruths.

Goldman’s Links to Clintons Helped by 2008 Market Crash

By NICHOLAS CONFESSORE and SUSANNE CRAIG

In the wake of the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, as the firm fended off investigations and criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike, the Clintons drew Goldman Sachs closer.

Journey From Class Clown to Suspect in Chelsea Bombing

By KIM BARKER, PIR ZUBAIR SHAH, JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN and JESSICA SILVER-GREENBERG

Ahmad Rahami’s life seemed stuck. Then he found jihad on the internet and fell under the sway of a radical cleric in Pakistan.

Your Weekend Briefing

By KAREN WORKMAN and MERRILL D. OLIVER 6:00 AM ET

Here’s what you need to know about the week’s top stories.

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Smarter Living: Tips for Daily Life

One Way to Make Intense Workouts Less Daunting: Music

What Should You Choose: Time or Money?

Smarter Living features stories about health, food, tech, travel and more. What do you want to see here? smarterliving@nytimes.com

Suspect Arrested in Fatal Shooting of 5 Near Seattle

By CHRISTOPHER MELE and NIRAJ CHOKSHI 1:38 AM ET

Arcan Cetin, 20, of Oak Harbor, Wash., was taken into custody in connection with the shooting at the Cascade Mall in Burlington.

‘We’re America,’ Obama Says at Opening of New Smithsonian Museum

By MARK LANDLER and NOAH WEILAND

In dedicating the National Museum of African American History and Culture, President Obama said the story of black Americans is the story of the nation’s essential greatness.

A Guide to the African American Museum

Rural Indian Girls Chase Big-City Dreams

By ELLEN BARRY

Experiments like one in Bangalore, luring migrants to fill factory jobs, collide with an old way of life that keeps women and girls in seclusion until an arranged marriage.

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lunes, 12 de septiembre de 2016

FROM, THE NEW YORK TIMES: Clinton Is Being Treated for Pneumonia, Doctor Says

By JONATHAN MARTIN and AMY CHOZICK

Hillary Clinton abruptly left a ceremony for the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks on Sunday and had to be helped into a van.
The incident is likely to increase pressure for her to release detailed medical records.

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U.S. Adds New Task in Hostage Talks: Caring for Families

By ADAM GOLDMAN

After President Obama ordered a policy overhaul last year, communication with families has improved and more than 70 captives have been returned. But over a dozen are still being held.

Spate of Deadly Attacks Hit Syria Ahead of Cease-Fire

By ANNE BARNARD

At least 91 people have been killed in strikes on rebel-held areas in the two days since Russia and the United States declared that a cease-fire would begin on Monday.

In Connecticut, a Wealth Gap Divides Neighboring Schools

By ELIZABETH A. HARRIS and KRISTIN HUSSEY

Fairfield and Bridgeport sit side by side and spend more per student than the national average, but the quality of the education they offer is worlds apart.

In Sidewalk, Atlanta Finds a Path to Rebirth

By RICHARD FAUSSET

The Atlanta BeltLine project, which would circle the city’s urban core with a biking and pedestrian loop, aims to rejuvenate an area known for suburban sprawl.