Sentences with phrase «york times»

Success Academy Buys Space in Manhattan Tower for 2 New Schools The New York Times New York, December 15, 2016

A month after the Republican convention, on August 14, The New York Times reported new details about Trump campaign manager Manafort's involvement with Ukraine.

Read more in my new New York Times bestselling book, The Hormone Reset Diet.

«There's something about starting on a Monday that makes you feel like you're off to the right start,» says Gretchen Rubin, author of New York Times bestseller Better Than Before, which advises on how to master daily habits.

is based on New York Times best - selling graphic novel of the same name.

Interestingly, this new New York Times article reports that «medical experts say the current method of lethal injection could easily be changed to make suffering less likely.»

``... I really do not think in such categories between furniture and sculptures,» he was quoted in New York Times Magazine in 2010.

On page 23 of the book the fictional narrator, a hack writer of essays for illiterate college students, becomes upset at a series of profiles in The New York Times on bestselling novelists.

That book ended up on the front cover of the Sunday New York Times Book Review.

Over the weekend, the Guardian and the New York Times published stories which alleged that Facebook had not done enough to warn millions of users that data firm Cambridge Analytica had collected information about them.

Read article in New York Times about Hillary e-mails.

But a tour of the island by New York Times reporters showed that vast humanitarian and logistical challenges remain.

A recent New York Times story reports that one of the biggest predictors of a family's happiness isn't linked to money, number of kids, or parenting style.

It's an observation that has won attention and admirers such as New York Times columnist David Brooks.

This is exactly the kind of thing that some media companies such as The Atlantic and The Guardian have been trying to do, and to a lesser extent the New York Times as well.

[39][40][41] In a 2006 article New York Times critic Roberta Smith described the project:

The New York Times said on Tuesday its Moscow bureau was targeted by a cyber attack this month but that there was no evidence the hackers, believed to be Russian, were successful.

Trump attacked the New York Times for publishing what he called a «false story» about his role — or lack thereof — in trying to pass the health care bill.

Professor I. Nelson Rose writes New York Times op - ed on federal government's role in state gaming la

A recent New York Times editorial called the «extra burden» numerous election dates places on voters a sign of «dysfunction in Albany,» and urged lawmakers to «change the election schedule as soon as they return to Albany on January 6.»

31 May: The Calders sponsor an ad in the New York Times calling for Richard Nixon's impeachment: Upon the Impeachment of Richard Nixon, «for high crimes and misdemeanors, the Constitution of the United States, provides that he, among others shall be removed from office... for conviction of, treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.»

«The New York Times recently listed Asheville the No. 1 city for local breweries,» King III asserts.

Yes, as the New York Times wrote about recently, they should make this easier.

Once I saw the New York Times piece reporting on this issue, I wanted to learn more about what this might mean for litigators.

Even in light of these «propagandistic beginnings,» the New York Times notes today in an editorial, «a day set aside to honor the rule of law was not a bad idea.»

Greater New Yorkers: Adam Pendleton, by Kevin McGarry in New York Times Style Magazine, 27/05/2010.

But as late as 1981, when Arneson was shown with five other like - minded California ceramic sculptors in the Whitney Museum exhibition, Ceramic Sculpture: Six Artists, there was a backlash, with New York Times art critic Hilton Kramer singling out Arneson as dominated, «by a gruesome combination of bluster, facetiousness and exhibitionism — plac [ing] a fatal limit on what his gifts allow him to accomplish, or even to conceive.

In a recent interview with New York Times with Reggie...

Yesterday I shared a forthcoming New York Times Sunday Magazine story detailing the evolution of the School Nutrition Association from one - time supporter of Michelle Obama's school food reform to its current role as an outspoken critic of that reform.

Despite downtown having what the New York Times described as «a thriving youth culture» (and houses in the region recently selling for as little as $ 6,000), for many people the place comes freighted with unpleasant associations — unemployment, urban blight, bad weather and yes, even Eminem — that might not immediately appeal to a dynamic young person looking for a locale to call home.

There's an tremendous op - ed piece in New York Times today from the Canadian writer Thomas Homer - Dixon, pointing out that a plurality of Canadians oppose this pipeline and are eager to get rid of the whole tar sands business.

A recent, widely read New York Times feature by Motoko Rich helped focus needed attention on some of the economic forces that have contributed to a national teacher shortage, among them low pay and the burden of student loan debt.

In a recent New York Times profile of the site, the director and producer Brett Ratner blamed the website for «the destruction of our business.»

Tara Parker Pope's recent piece Surprisingly, Family Time Has Grown in her New York Times Blog Well, takes a closer look at the amount of «family time» in the modern working - parent household.

Since you wanted to stay near Times Square, we'll choose the W New York Times Square at a paid rate of $ 378.

In a recent New York Times column about Steve Brill's Class Warfare: Inside the Fight to Fix America's Schools, Joe Nocera, says

So said New York Times writer William Safire (1929 - 2009) in a 2008 «On Language» column.

Today's book giveaway is Brutal Journey: The Epic Story of the First Crossing of North America by New York Times Notable author & and journalist Paul Schneider.

Last year [New York Times] reporter David Sanger took all of the available material about Stuxnet and organized it into a very convincing argument that the United States was behind it.

On a related non-law note, see this discussion of what New York Times did on the electronic side on Facebook with their edition of today's newspaper with its «Obama Wins!»

Situational ethics, Cuomo - style: This front - page New York Times investigation of how Governor Andrew Cuomo's office «hobbled» an independent blue - ribbon commission he set up to investigate political corruption should be manna from heaven for his Democratic challenger, Zephyr Teachout.

The New York Times Company reported its single biggest increase in digital news subscriptions ever this quarter.

The book's title came from New York Times journalist Brent Staples, who described his experience as a college student.

The New York Times interviewed author Peter Sims about the concept: «The point, he said, is to «build and improve on ideas without using judgmental language.»

The string of endorsements come just as the New York Times revealed recently that U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara and Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance impaneled grand juries to contemplate charging the mayor and / or his top political aides in two alleged schemes over his fundraising.

I know that the New Yorker no longer employs fact - checkers, but couldn't the New York Times find at least one that could save their executive editor from making such colossally stupid claims?)

For example, The New York Times earlier reported dozens of layoffs on the project as part of a «reboot.»