กำลังเล่นซ้ำ วันพุธที่ 11 มีนาคม ค.ศ. 2015

Morning Agenda: U.S. Banks Pass Fed Tests

Date: 12 March 2015

By SYDNEY EMBER

Sydney EMBER

All the large U.S. banks pass the Fed’s stress tests. | The Utah Legislature approves a white-collar felon registry. | Endo tops Valeant’s offer for Salix. | Alibaba plans to invest in Snapchat.

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Morning Agenda: Citigroup’s Resurgence

Date: 11 March 2015

By SYDNEY EMBER

Sydney EMBER

Citigroup’s traders and investment bankers have come roaring back since the financial crisis. | Credit Suisse gets a risk expert in new chief. | Emerging markets are losing their luster. | Former JPMorgan executive joins a Bitcoin start-up.

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Obama Hands Venezuelan Leader a Cause to Stir Support

Date: 12 March 2015

By WILLIAM NEUMAN

William NEUMAN

News Analysis; Pres Obama's declaration that Venezuela is extraordinary threat to American security appears to have backfired, painting United States as bully and bolstering Venezuelan Pres Nicolas Maduro's support at home and in Latin America; officials say that declaration was formality required in order to lodge sanctions against certain Venezuelans suspected of human rights violations.

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Columbia Journalism School to Cut Class Size and Staff Jobs

Date: 12 March 2015

By SYDNEY EMBER

Sydney EMBER

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Politics and Tradition Collide Over Iran Nuclear Talks

Date: 11 March 2015

By PETER BAKER and STEVEN ERLANGER

Peter BAKER

News analysis; letter sent to Iran by Senate Republicans undermining possible deal on nuclear weapons with Pres Obama touches off strident debate about boundaries between executive and legislative branches on foreign policy; Republicans reiterate limits of deal brokered unilaterally by a president, while administration allies react angrily.

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Early in 2016 Race, Clinton’s Toughest Foe Appears to Be the News Media

Date: 12 March 2015

By PATRICK HEALY

Patrick HEALY

News Analysis; Hillary Rodham Clinton, embroiled in controversy over her use of personal email for State Department business, appears to be facing more opposition from news media than from potential Republican rivals as she gears up for expected 2016 presidential run; Clinton's history with journalists has been a contentious one.

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A Clinton Email Defense That Turned Defensive

Date: 11 March 2015

By MAGGIE HABERMAN

Maggie HABERMAN

News Analysis; Hillary Rodham Clinton's news conference explaining her use of private email to conduct business while secretary of state quickly turned into repartee of sharp questions and increasingly defensive answers, both in what she said and in her demeanor in saying it; she turned to lawyerly argument and asked public to trust her, before walking off stage as reporters asked more questions.

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Who Are Pope Francis’s Critics?

Date: 12 March 2015

By ROSS DOUTHAT

Ross DOUTHAT

A taxonomy of various sorts of Francis-era doubt.

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Claude Sitton, 89, Acclaimed Civil Rights Reporter, Dies

Date: 11 March 2015

By DENNIS HEVESI

Dennis HEVESI

Claude Sitton, former New York Times reporter who faithfully recorded civil rights movement in South and who later won a Pulitzer Prize as columnist for The News & Observer, dies at age 89.

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An Eyewitness

Date: 11 March 2015

Excerpt from eyewitness account of 1963 civil rights arrests by reporter Claude Sitton.

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