By TIMOTHY WILLIAMS, JAMES THOMAS, SAMUEL JACOBY and DAMIEN CAVE UPDATED April 1, 2016 Public frustration with policing has led to calls nationwide for more cameras worn by officers. But what do those cameras actually reveal? Below, you’ll answer questions about three videos of simulated interactions involving police officers. This is not a scientific survey, answer the best you can. To get starte
Soldiers groping a woman in Damiano Michieletto’s staging of “Guillaume Tell” at the Royal Opera House.Credit...Donald Cooper/Photostage At the beginning of “Don Giovanni,” a masked man breaks into a woman’s room in the middle of the night. Later in the opera, the woman — Donna Anna — describes the encounter to her fiancé as an attempted rape. Do we believe her? While we can sift through Mozart’s
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CHIOS, Greece — The rickety raft made of empty oil drums and a wooden tabletop rolled and pitched with the waves while tied to the side of the Dona Liberta, a 370-foot cargo ship anchored far from land in the Atlantic Ocean off West Africa. “Go down!” yelled a knife-wielding crew member, forcing two Tanzanian stowaways overboard and onto the raft. As angry clouds gathered on the horizon, he cut th
In Promoting His City for 2020 Games, Tokyo’s Bid Chairman Tweaks Others With less than five months to go before the International Olympic Committee chooses a city to host the 2020 Summer Games, the three remaining bidders — Istanbul, Madrid and Tokyo — are increasing their efforts to win over delegates and the public. The Olympic committee’s rules prohibit bid committee members from directly crit
Shigeru Ono blogs about the virtues of a strong yen: cheap imports from deflation help retirees like him stretch pensions.Credit...Kosuke Okahara for The New York Times SHIZUOKA, Japan — As Japan has ceded dominance in industry after industry that once lifted this nation to economic greatness, there has been plenty of blame to go around. A nuclear disaster that raised energy costs. A lack of entre
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