Donald Trump Faces Obstacles to Resuming Waterboarding
By MATT APUZZO and JAMES RISEN
Federal law, international pressure and resistance from inside the C.I.A. stand in the way of Donald J. Trump using brutal interrogation tactics.
The Times in Print for Tuesday, November 29, 2016
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Donald Trump’s Threat to Close Door Reopens Old Wounds in Cuba
By DAMIEN CAVE, AZAM AHMED and JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS
In a post on Twitter, he said he would “terminate” the pact President Obama made if Cuba is unwilling to make “a better deal for the Cuban people.”
Tom Price, Obamacare Critic, Is Trump’s Choice for Health Secretary
By ROBERT PEAR
The six-term Republican congressman from Georgia has led opposition to the Affordable Care Act.
David Petraeus, Secretary of State Candidate, Meets With Trump
By MARK LANDLER
Mr. Petraeus, a retired general and former C.I.A. director, has emerged as a new contender after bitter internal feuding over the State Department post.
For Bashar al-Assad, Winning the Syrian War May Lead to New Troubles
By ALISSA J. RUBIN
If the Syrian president defeats the rebels, he may preside over an economic wasteland hampered by a low-level insurgency and facing a challenge to find financial aid to rebuild.
Suspect Is Killed in Attack at Ohio State University That Injured 11
By MITCH SMITH, RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA and ADAM GOLDMAN
A man veered his car onto the sidewalk at the campus, leaped out, and stabbed several people with a butcher knife, law enforcement officials said.
A Wrenching Choice for Alaska Towns in the Path of Climate Change
Text by ERICA GOODE
Alaska is warming about twice as fast as the rest of the nation. So what are the dozens of villages at imminent risk of destruction to do?
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Facebook Runs Up Against German Hate Speech Laws
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Larung Gar Journal: China Takes a Chain Saw to a Center of Tibetan Buddhism
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Dylann Roof to Represent Himself at Trial in Charleston Church Shootings
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Why Gunshot Victims Have Reason to Like the Affordable Care Act
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Dreaded by Drivers, Brooklyn-Queens Expressway Is Set for Repairs
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Sports of The Times: Curtis Granderson Is a Man on a Generous Mission
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Books of The Times: ‘Born a Crime,’ Trevor Noah’s Raw Account of Life Under Apartheid
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Sotheby’s Tries to Block Suit Over a Leonardo Sold and Resold at a Big Markup
Today's Front Pages
Quotation of the Day
"They do not want to move and I have to accept that. But if they want to live here, they have to have a way to get out of Dodge when getting out is required."
DAVID WILLIAMS, a project engineer for the Alaska division of the Corps of Engineers and a member of an interagency group that is helping endangered villages plan for the future, on Shaktoolik, Alaska, which decided against relocation to stay and fight the effects of climate change.
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Larung Gar Journal: China Takes a Chain Saw to a Center of Tibetan Buddhism
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Belgium and the Netherlands Swap Land, and Remain Friends
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Aquarium on Ice, a Lure for Skaters in Japan, Appalls Them Instead
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U.K. Independence Party Picks Paul Nuttall to Replace Nigel Farage as Leader
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Amid Flames and Suspicions in Israel, Acts of Jewish-Arab Cooperation
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Houthis, in Surprise Move, Form a Government in Yemen
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Holocaust-Themed Ice Dance in Russia Draws Condemnation
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Amid Scandal, South Korean Officials Retreat on Controversial Textbook Plan
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What in the World: Germany Gleefully Leads List of World’s Top Recyclers
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Women in Canadian Military Report Widespread Sexual Assault
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How Stable Are Democracies? ‘Warning Signs Are Flashing Red’
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In ‘Havana on the Hudson,’ Few Are Left to Celebrate Fidel Castro’s Death
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Fidel Castro’s Sister, an Outspoken Critic, Takes No Joy in His Death
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President Jacob Zuma of South Africa Faces Leadership Challenge
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Trump’s Promises Will Be Hard to Keep, but Coal Country Has Faith
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Local Transmission of Zika Virus Is Reported in Texas
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The Upshot: When Having Insurance Still Leaves You Dangerously Uncovered
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$6.3 Billion Measure Aims to Cure Ailing Health Care Policies
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Dylann Roof to Represent Himself at Trial in Charleston Church Shootings
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Supreme Court Agenda in the Trump Era? A Justice Seems to Supply One
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David Petraeus, Secretary of State Candidate, Meets With Trump
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Challenging the Boss in Public? For Kellyanne Conway, It’s Part of the Job
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Vote Recount Push Advances, but Reversing Trump’s Win Is Unlikely
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Delta Air Lines Bans Disruptive Donald Trump Supporter for Life
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The Upshot: ‘Serious Voter Fraud’? Um, No
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Artists Lay Their Fears at Ivanka Trump’s Door
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‘Trump Effect’ Is Already Shaping Events Around the World
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Paul Sylbert, Oscar-Winner Who Gave Movies Their Look, Dies at 88
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Joe Esposito Dies at 78; Spent 20 Years Assisting Elvis Presley
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David Hamilton, Photographer Known for Nude Images of Girls, Dies at 83
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Cliff Barrows, Billy Graham’s Longtime Musical Director, Dies at 93
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Mark Taimanov, World-Class Chess and Piano Player, Dies at 90
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Editorial: Donald Trump’s Lies About the Popular Vote
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Editorial: Threatening Cuba Will Backfire
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Editorial Observer: When Chess Was a Battle of Superpowers
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Op-Ed Columnist: Donald Trump: Be ‘Big Marco’ or Set His Own Path?
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Op-Ed Columnist: The Future of the American Center
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Op-Ed Contributor: Jimmy Carter: America Must Recognize Palestine
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Letters: Donald Trump’s Response to Plans for a Recount
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Letter: Invitation to a Dialogue: How to Create Jobs
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Letter: Donald Trump’s Nominee for Education Secretary
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Letter: Speaking Truth to Power: Bravo, Charles Blow!
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Dreaded by Drivers, Brooklyn-Queens Expressway Is Set for Repairs
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New York Poised to Get Grammy Awards Back in 2018
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Cross Takes Its Place, Temporarily, Atop Shrine at World Trade Center
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Ken Thompson’s Successor: A ‘Pure District Attorney’ Working Under the Radar
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The Neediest Cases: Single Mother Seeks to Give Daughter the Peace That Eluded Her
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News Outlets Rethink Usage of the Term ‘Alt-Right’
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DealBook Column: Dear President-Elect Trump: Here’s How to Fix Your Conflict-of-Interest Problem
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Facebook Runs Up Against German Hate Speech Laws
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Itineraries: How Tour Guides Abroad Learn to Cater to Exotic Americans
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CNN Brings In the Social App Beme to Cultivate a Millennial Audience
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Cravath Bonuses for Law Firm Associates Remain Unchanged
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AT&T Appeals to Cord-Cutters With DirecTV Now, a New Streaming Service
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Samsung Electronics, Pushed by Investors, Will Consider Restructuring
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Intel to Team With Delphi and Mobileye for Self-Driving Cars
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Time Inc. Is Said to Turn Away From a Takeover by Edgar Bronfman
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Wall Street Closes Lower as Bank and Consumer Stocks Fall
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5 Ways to Be a Better Tourist
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World Trade Organization Rules Against Boeing Tax Break for New Jet
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James C. Woolery Leaves Hudson Executive Capital Hedge Fund
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Sports of The Times: Curtis Granderson Is a Man on a Generous Mission
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At 41, Henry Burris Adds an Exclamation Point to a Great Canadian Career
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On Tennis: In Year of Bright and Bleak Spots, Room for Surprise in Tennis
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Back From Injury, Devils’ Mike Cammalleri Fills Hole on Offense
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TV Sports: ESPN Pays Top Dollar for Football, but Audience Isn’t Buying
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Packers 27, Eagles 13: Green Bay Packers End Losing Streak Behind 2 Touchdowns From Aaron Rodgers
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Sports Briefing: As Tiger Woods Returns to Competition, Focus Is on His Mind-Set
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Thunder 112, Knicks 103: Despite Flash of Rose’s Prime, Knicks Are Dazed by Westbrook and Thunder
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Magnus Carlsen and Sergey Karjakin Head to Tiebreaker in World Chess Championship
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Sotheby’s Tries to Block Suit Over a Leonardo Sold and Resold at a Big Markup
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Books of The Times: ‘Born a Crime,’ Trevor Noah’s Raw Account of Life Under Apartheid
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Album Review: ‘Starboy’ Places the Weeknd on the Sunny Side of Debauchery
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Art for East Germany’s Secret Police Is for Sale in Miami
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Howard Hughes, and His Quirks, on the Big Screen
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Filipino Filmmakers Shed Light on the Forgotten. They Hope It Can Last.
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Review: ‘The Pigeon in the Taj Mahal,’ With a Bride-to-Be and a Trailer Park
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Metallica’s ‘Hardwired ... to Self-Destruct’ Earns 3rd-Biggest Opening Week of 2016
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Despite His Own Protests, Eric Clapton Will Return to the Road, Briefly
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France Returns 16th-Century Portrait to Descendants of Jewish Couple
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What’s on TV Tuesday: Lin-Manuel Miranda in ‘Drunk History,’ and Dolly Parton on ‘The Voice’
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Why Gunshot Victims Have Reason to Like the Affordable Care Act
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Space’s Trash Collector? A Japanese Entrepreneur Wants the Job
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Trilobites: Flamingo Mating Rules: 1. Learn the Funky Chicken
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Venus Flytraps Need Protection From Poachers in North Carolina
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Trilobites: With Shifts in National Mood Come Shifts in Words We Use, Study Suggests
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Trilobites: Your Phone Carries Chemical Clues About You, but There Are Limits to Using Them
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An Ice Sheet the Size of New Mexico Hidden in Martian Crater
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Trilobites: How Cassini Will Begin Its Date With Death on Saturn
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A Forgotten Step in Saving African Wildlife: Protecting the Rangers
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Born to Move
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When the Picky Eater Is a Grown-Up
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Well: Why Do I Gain Weight When I Exercise?
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Regular Milk May Beat Low Fat for Kids
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Exercise Program After Knee Replacement Need Not Be Intensive
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Moderate Drinking Tied to Lower Stroke Risk
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Personal Health: What Not to Say to a Cancer Patient
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A Conversation With: C. Megan Urry, Peering Into Universe, Spots Bias on the Ground
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Global Health: Summer Project Turns Into Leukemia Testing Breakthrough
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Q&A: How Good Is a Bad Night’s Sleep?
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ScienceTake: Your Dog Remembers More Than You Think
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