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THE CAUCUS NYTIMES
Bernie Sanders Has a Fan in the James Bond Actor Daniel Craig
Hillary Rodham Clinton has been busy rounding up Democratic endorsements, but her chief rival, Senator Bernie Sanders, can now boast a powerful supporter of his own: James Bond.
Daily Kos Founder Considering Run For Congress
Representative Barbara Lee of California may not wind up as our woman in Havana, but when she does leave Congress, there may be a nationally known liberal waiting to run for her seat: Markos Moulitsas.
Arts Beat
Collegiate Turn for Philharmonic’s Brass
As part of the New York Philharmonic’s October residency at the University of Michigan, members of the brass section will join the Michigan Marching Band during halftime of the homecoming game against Northwestern.
Popcast: ASAP Yams and Kim Fowley, Departed Tastemakers
Jon Caramanica and Ben Ratliff discuss ASAP Yams and Kim Fowley, connectors, motivators and talent scouts with keen ears, who died last week.
Deal Book
The Bloomberg Terminal, a Wall Street Fixture, Faces Upstarts
The data terminals, which have generated billions for Bloomberg L.P., are in the cross hairs of new rivals, while Wall Street is looking to shave costs.
Ocwen Reaches Settlement With California Regulator
The embattled subprime mortgage servicer agreed to pay $2.5 million in penalties and pay for a third-party auditor to ensure that the firm complies with regulators’ requests for information.
Dot Earth
How ‘Warmest Ever’ Headlines and Debates Can Obscure What Matters About Climate Change
The complex calculations behind federal scientists’ conclusion that 2014 was “easily” the warmest since records began in 1880.
Where Terrorism is Normal (Nigeria) and News (France)
Where terror is normal (Nigeria) and news (France).
Tracing the Roots of Pope Francis’s Climate Plans for 2015
A closer look at Pope Francis’s planned push on climate change in 2015.
IN TRANSIT
Honoring Orson Welles in Wisconsin
Kenosha, Wis., the hometown of Orson Welles, will observe the centennial of his birth in May with a month of events, including live performances and screenings.
See Baja on a Ship With a Past
AdventureSmith Explorations is offering a Baja Peninsula cruise on a ship that launched in 1924.
LENS NYTIMES
The Intimate and Infinite Along the 100th Meridian
Combining aerial and large-format photography, Andrew Moore aimed to capture the vast landscape of the 100th meridian line, and the stories of families connected to the land.
Jan. 23, 2015 — Pictures of the Day
Photos from Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Afghanistan and Greece.
MOTHERLODE
Welcome, Illustrator Allison Steen
The Motherlode blog has a new artist-in-residence.
Childless, With Regret and Advice: Don’t Wait for the Perfect Picture
I didn’t want to become my mother, so I actively avoided becoming a mother at all until it was too late.
Bits, NYTIMES
California Agency Says Former Uber Driver Was an Employee
Uber has long considered its many drivers to be independent contractors, allowing it to avoid various costs of a full-time employee. But a number of recent regulatory decisions are challenging that notion.
Microsoft’s Holographic Vision Triggers a Flashback
The introduction of the HoloLens by Microsoft brought back memories of the history of its Kinect device.
IHT RETROSPECTIVE
1965: Fancy Presidential Footwear
From the International Herald Tribune archives: President Johnson gets scandal-risking cowboy boots in 1965.
1915: An Interview With Winston Churchill
In 1915, the New York Herald, European Edition, published an interview with a young Winston Churchill, then First Lord of the Admiralty.
OPINIONAR
All Choked Up
She was dying, and the one thing she wanted might kill her.
In Egypt, Sowing the Seeds of Gender Equality
A program has shown that mixing boys and girls together for discussions helps build empathy across the gender divide.
NYTIMES WELL
Breaking Good News Can Be as Hard as Breaking Bad
A large part of what it means to be a physician is to be the harbinger of bad news.
Get Your Freekeh On
Chefs are coming up with all sorts of inspiring ideas for grains.
WORD PLAY
Davos 2015: The Power Set’s Ready-to-Wear Show in the Snow
The scarf — the silky, sophisticated European-style drape — takes the fashion spotlight at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum.
A Week After Frida Giannini’s Departure, Gucci Shows a Brand-New Men’s Collection
Changes at the fashion house included the styles, the models and even the show’s seating plan.
Roberto Cavalli Joins the ‘Italian Fashion Brands for Sale’ Trend
The fashion house said it had entered into exclusive talks with private equity firm Clessidra SGR with the aim that the firm take a majority stake in the luxury brand.
THE LEARNING NETWORK
Teaching ‘Mockingbird,’ ‘Watchman’ and Harper Lee With The New York Times
Does “Watchman” change how you’ll teach “Mockingbird”? Here are six ideas for teaching “Mockingbird” today, as well as many resources for connecting Harper Lee and her work to the world around us.
Student Contest Winners | The 2014 Year in Rap
Announcing six winners and six runners-up in our December 2014 contest. Thank you teachers and students!