asdfjlhwehfiuhiljkvaghshaiushdfkjhSECTIONS SEARCH SKIP TO CONTENTSKIP TO NAVIGATION

SUBSCRIBE NOW
LOG IN SETTINGS
ENGLISH ?? (CHINESE) ESPA�OL

Sunday, April 22, 2018Today�s PaperVideo53�F

Quick Site Sections Navigation
World U.S. Politics N.Y. Business Opinion Tech Science Health Sports
Arts Books Style Food Travel Magazine T Magazine ALL

TOP NEWS
A Look Inside the Simmering Feud of Cuomo vs. de Blasio
By SHANE GOLDMACHER and J. DAVID GOODMAN 8:13 PM ET

Before they climbed the ladder of New York politics, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor
Bill de Blasio were political allies, if not friends.
The contours of the feud, and its effects, have been puzzled over for years: Why
would these men allow their onetime friendship to deteriorate into pure
detestation?
165 Comments

Public Workers Lose a Once-Reliable Path to the Middle Class

By PATRICIA COHEN and ROBERT GEBELOFF 8:32 PM ET
asdfasidofjawehfriuhworeglijnklahsvfkjhzxcv
Even as private employers have rebounded from the recession, the public sector�s
ranks have withered, and pay and benefits have lagged.

In U.S.-North Korea Talks, China Is Left Out and Worried

By JANE PERLEZ 6:07 PM ET

Beijing is concerned that a grand deal with North Korea�s longtime enemies could
diminish its influence over Pyongyang, experts said.

Trump Rejects Notion That He�s Given Too Much to North Korea
By KATIE ROGERS

President Trump, in defending his actions before a planned summit meeting,

incorrectly claimed that North Korea had �agreed to denuclearization.�

Macron Has Little to Show for His Efforts to Court Trump

By ALISSA J. RUBIN and ADAM NOSSITER

President Emmanuel Macron of France leaves on Monday for a state visit to

Washington, where he will try, once again, to close the gap with President Trump on
climate change, Iran and trade.

Waffle House Suspect Had Been Arrested Near White House

By CHRISTOPHER MELE and JACEY FORTIN 9:07 PM ET

Nine months before the police said he opened fire with an AR-15 rifle at a
Nashville restaurant, killing four, Travis Reinking was arrested in Washington
after saying he wanted to talk to the president. He remained at large as of Sunday
night.

With Cuba�s Change of Leadership, More Black Officials

By FRANCES ROBLES and AZAM AHMED 7:36 PM ET
A decision to select more black Cubans for the highest levels of government sends a
signal in a country where increasing business opportunities have swelled racial
disparities.

Zelle, Banks� Answer to Venmo, Proves Vulnerable to Fraud

By STACY COWLEY 7:32 PM ET

The personal payment platform Zelle is flourishing. But so are fraudsters, who are
exploiting weaknesses in the banks� security.

Tariff Dodgers Stand to Profit Off U.S.-China Trade Dispute

By KEITH BRADSHER

Chinese brokers send goods around the world to disguise their origin and escape
penalties. Tougher trade rules may end up only helping them.

Credit Sara Krulwich/The New York Times

�Harry Potter and the Cursed Child� Raises the Bar for Broadway Magic
J.K. Rowling�s ever-popular boy wizard is all grown up in this enthralling two-part
play, our critic writes.

By BEN BRANTLEY
14 Comments

SMARTER LIVING
How to Tell a StoryI Want to Cut My Kids Off Financially. Am I Mean?
Get a weekly roundup of the best advice from The Times on living a better, smarter,
more fulfilling life.

Get Smarter Living by email

Sign Up
Opt out or contact us anytime.
Independent journalism.
More essential than ever.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES
Maciek Nabrdalik for The New York Times
Smothered by Smog, Polish Cities Rank Among Europe�s Dirtiest
Burning coal is a part of daily life in Poland. As a result the country has some
the most polluted air in the European Union, and 33 of its 50 dirtiest cities.

By MACIEK NABRDALIK and MARC SANTORA

How�s the Air in London? �We Should Be Worried�

A 2nd Pence Sets His Sights on Washington

By MICHAEL TACKETT 5:32 PM ET

Greg Pence, Vice President Mike Pence�s oldest brother, is running something of a
stealth campaign for Congress, years after leading a convenience store chain that
went bankrupt.

What New York Was Like in the �80s, Hour by Hour

By T MAGAZINE
Kim Gordon, Larry Gagosian, Nile Rodgers and others revisit their wild nights and
disjointed days, creating a mosaic that reveals a city bustling with creativity as
it emerges from near-bankruptcy.

BOOK REVIEW
A Brand-New Version of Our Origin Story

By JARED DIAMOND

The Harvard geneticist David Reich details his groundbreaking research into ancient
DNA in �Who We Are and How We Got Here.�

Augmented Reality: David Bowie in Three Dimensions

By the CULTURE, DESIGN and GRAPHICS teams at THE NEW YORK TIMES

Get incredibly close to the groundbreaking costumes of a legendary performer.

MORE NEWS
ISIS Spokesman Calls for Attacks on Arab Nations
Dozens of Afghans Registering to Vote Are Killed in Blast
Overseer Faults Volkswagen�s Reform Efforts Since Scandal
Armenia Detains 3 Opposition Leaders Amid Protests
What on Earth Is Going On?

Subscribe to our Climate newsletter to get the latest stories and insights about
climate change. We'll also answer your questions and provide tips on what you can
do.

See Latest Edition �

Get the Climate Fwd: newsletter by email.

Sign Up
Opt out or contact us anytime.
Got a confidential news tip?
The New York Times offers several ways to get in touch with and provide materials
to our journalists. Learn more.

In the N.B.A., a Game

Fit for a Clotheshorse
Arena arrivals have long been a fashion runway for the league�s superstars. But the
Cleveland Cavaliers recently took things to a new level.

�Westworld� Creators Talk Twists and Rickrolls

The married showrunners Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan discussed their science-fiction
series, which returns Sunday to HBO for its second season.

At Dog Museums, Our Best Friends Are the Stars

Dachshunds got their own museum this month in Passau, Germany, but it�s one of
several art institutions around the world to honoring dogs.

Opinion
EDITORIAL
Mueller Guides Us Through the Swamp
The Russia investigation has uncovered shady practices in the interlinked worlds of
banking, law and lobbying that have long flourished in the dark.

The Soul-Crushing Student Essay

By SCOTT KORB

A freshman finally asks the clarifying question: �Do you mean we can write with the
word �I�?�

Blow: America Abhors Impeachment

Leonhardt: A Time for Big Economic Ideas
Adapting to American Decline
Thank Trump, or You�ll Be Sorry

By DIANA BUTLER BASS

The president demands gratitude. He�s made �thank you� divisive.

Editorial: South Africans Deserve Better

To Change a Country, Change Its Trains
The Missing History of the Columbia �68 Protests
We Are Conservatives and We Believe Climate Change Is Real
Why Women Don�t Quit
Despairing on Earth Day? Read This
Arctic Boyhood
The Business Deals That Could Imperil Trump
An American Woman Quits Smiling
USER SUBSCRIPTIONS
READER CENTER �
Debate Over the Statue of a 19th Century Gynecologist Continues
THE CROSSWORD �
Play Today�s Puzzle
34m

The professor who helped Cambridge Analytica harvest information from tens of
millions of Facebook profiles expressed regret for his role in the data mining.

9h

Two sisters accused of abusing Korean Air employees, one in a 2014 episode known as
�nut rage,� will be removed from their positions at the family-run conglomerate.

April 22, 2018

13h

An 11-year-old boy in El Paso died on Friday after getting hit by a pickup truck
while his school held a walkout to protest gun violence.

16h

A group led by the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz is proposing that some
virtual currencies be exempted from securities regulations.

18h

Hemp flowers sold under the tag �cannabis light� have created a booming but
unregulated economy in Italy. Is it a bubble waiting to be burst?
1d

President Trump said that after a phone call from Sylvester Stallone, he was
considering a full pardon of the heavyweight boxing champion Jack Johnson.

1d

The reinvention of Brooks Brothers by its brash Italian owner, Claudio Del Vecchio,
has meant staying true to its past.

1d

Verne J. Troyer, the actor and stunt performer best known for playing Mini-Me in
the Austin Powers films, has died. He was 49.

1d

A Brooklyn mail carrier hoarded 17,000 pieces of mail for more than a decade
because he was �overwhelmed� by the amount he had to deliver, the authorities said.

April 21, 2018

2d

Our classical music critics picked their favorite videos of the week, including a
gorgeous Mozart piano concerto and a Pulitzer Prize finalist.

2d

Behind bars for murder in Maine? You can still vote. Convicted of perjury in
Mississippi? You might be barred forever from the ballot box. Here�s an overview of
felon voting rights.

2d

Central Park�s scenic drives will soon be car free. Pedicabs and horse-drawn
carriages, however, will be allowed to continue operating.

2d

Friendship generally is regarded as a good thing. But scientists have found it also
can be a conspiracy, a way to separate �us� from �them.�

2d

President Bashar al-Assad of Syria has returned his Legion of Honor. The French
prize has also been awarded to Harvey Weinstein and Manuel Noriega.

2d

Tim Bergling, an electronic dance music producer and D.J. who rose to fame using
the stage name Avicii, was found dead in Muscat, Oman. He was 28.

2d

On the 19th anniversary of the shooting at Columbine High School, several thousand
high school students across New York walked out to protest gun violence.

2d
Allison Mack of �Smallville� has been charged with sex trafficking for her
involvement with a group that forced female members to have sex with its leader,
prosecutors said.

2d

An outbreak of infections linked to bagged romaine lettuce has left salad lovers
confused. Here are answers to questions about leafy greens.

2d

We spoke to some of the thousands of students across the country who walked out of
classrooms in a coordinated protest against gun violence. Here�s what they said.

2d

In a first for a major American retailer, Party City is offering a dedicated line
of decorations for Ramadan, the holiest month on the Islamic calendar.

2d

The Israeli-born actress Natalie Portman backed out of a major award ceremony meant
to honor her in Jerusalem. Her team cited distress over �recent events� in Israel.

2d

The New York City Council is mulling a ban on the sale of disposable plastic
bottles at city parks, beaches and golf courses. Bottles could still be brought in
by park-goers.

April 20, 2018

3d

Ars�ne Wenger will leave Arsenal after almost 22 years. He revitalized the club,
but recently came under pressure as the team faltered.

3d

Lance Armstrong, who reached a settlement in a federal fraud case related to his
doping, once told our columnist that he liked his chances with a jury.

3d

Martin Tankleff, who was imprisoned for 17 years after being wrongly convicted of
murdering his parents, has reached a $10 million settlement.

3d

Bette Midler will return to �Hello, Dolly!� this summer for the last six weeks of
the Broadway show. She won a Tony for her performance in the title role.

3d

The authorities in Greece were scrambling to respond to a top court�s ruling that
migrants arriving on Greek islands could travel freely around the country.

3d

Photographs taken on Southwest Flight 1380, whose engine exploded, show passengers
wearing their oxygen masks improperly: around their mouths but not their noses.

3d

An annual exorcism seminar in Rome wants to prepare a small army to battle demonic
forces, even as conservatives fear the church is losing its way.

3d

The oldest inmate to be executed in modern times was put to death in Alabama.
Walter Leroy Moody Jr., 83, killed two people with mail bombs.

Send Feedback

INSIDE NYTIMES.COM

GO TO THE PREVIOUS STORY

GO TO THE NEXT STORY
STYLE

Star of �Station 19� Tries Her Own Stunts

OPINION
College Admissions: Let�s Cut the Stress!
We asked parents and students how to make the application process less stressful.
Here are some of their ideas.

EAT

A Surprising Way to Eat Vegetables: For Dessert

READER CENTER

Want to Help Schools and Students? Start Here

SUNDAY REVIEW

The Soul-Crushing Student Essay

FAMILY

What #MeToo Means to Teenagers

STYLE

Who Bought Sylvia Plath�s Stuff?

OPINION
In Life, Money Talks
This weekend, some thoughts on the stuff that makes the world go �round.

FASHION & STYLE

What Black Women Need to Know About Hair Loss

DANCE

A Global Star Sets His Heart on Home

SUNDAY REVIEW

The Real Cost of Cheap Shirts

MUSIC

The Week�s Most Notable New Songs

SECTIONS
World �
China, Feeling Left Out, Has Plenty to Worry About in North Korea-U.S. Talks
In Cuba�s Change of Leadership, More Black Officials in Power
Suicide Bomber Kills at Least 57 Afghans in Kabul
Business Day �

State and Local Jobs Under Siege as a Middle-Class Gateway

Zelle, the Banks� Answer to Venmo, Proves Vulnerable to Fraud
Tariff Dodgers Stand to Profit Off U.S.-China Trade Dispute
Opinion �

Editorial: Mueller Guides Us Through the Swamp

On Campus: The Soul-Crushing Student Essay
Op-Ed Contributor: Thank Trump, or You�ll Be Sorry
U.S. �

Texas Boy Killed by Truck as His School Held a Walkout on Guns

Man Sought in Waffle House Shooting Had Been Arrested Near White House
Neo-Nazi Rally Draws About Two Dozen People and Upends a Small Georgia City
Technology �

Electric Scooters Are Causing Havoc. This Man Is Shrugging It Off.

U.S. Investigating AT&T and Verizon Over Wireless Collusion Claim
A.I. Researchers Are Making More Than $1 Million, Even at a Nonprofit
Arts �

Diary of a Song: �The Middle�: Watch How a Pop Hit Is Made

Ask a Showrunner: As �Westworld� Returns, the Creators Discuss Twists, Reddit and
Rickrolls
Review: Anna Netrebko Emerges as a Powerful New Tosca at the Met
Politics �

Trump Rejects Notion He Has Made Too Many Concessions to North Korea
�I Was Trump Before Trump Was Trump�
As Another Pence Runs for Congress, His Business Record Raises Questions
Fashion & Style �

material culture: Who Bought Sylvia Plath�s Stuff?

The Cycle: Through His Eyes
with �: Rachel Weisz Has a Big Surprise
Movies �

Review: �I Feel Pretty� Doesn�t Even Go Skin Deep

�A Quiet Place� Returns to No. 1 at the Box Office
Robert De Niro�s Top Picks for the Tribeca Film Festival
New York �

Inside One of America�s Ugliest Political Feuds: Cuomo vs. de Blasio

2 Student Murders Have Binghamton University on Edge
Grace Notes: �Viva Verdi,� Say Fans With Very Verdian Names
Sports �

On Pro Basketball: Timberwolves� Jimmy Butler Rekindles Playoff Fire in Minnesota

On Baseball: Gleyber Torres Arrives as Part of a Pinstriped Youth Movement
Yoenis Cespedes Diagnoses Himself With a Golf Deficiency
Theater �

Term of Affection? Ethnic Slur? Theater Union Decides That �Gypsy� Must Go.
Review: Whose �Fair Lady�? This Time, Eliza�s in Charge
Table for Three: Passing the Torch: Denzel Washington and Michael B. Jordan
Science �

Trilobites: What a Scientist Learned From Studying the �Synchronized Swimming of

Sea Monkeys�
Matter: Bodies Remodeled for a Life at Sea
Trump�s NASA Nominee, Jim Bridenstine, Confirmed by Senate on Party-Line Vote
Obituaries �

Richard Oldenburg, Who Led MoMA�s Expansion and Drew Crowds, Dies at 84
Verne Troyer, Mini-Me in Austin Powers Movies, Dies at 49
Avicii, Electronic Dance Music Producer and D.J., Is Dead at 28
Television �

Ask a Showrunner: As �Westworld� Returns, the Creators Discuss Twists, Reddit and
Rickrolls
Review: �Westworld� Gets a Partial Upgrade for Season 2
Antonio Banderas Doesn�t Think You�ll Remember Him. Not Yet.
Health �

As Opioid Prescriptions Fall, Prescriptions for Drugs to Treat Addiction Rise

F.D.A. Panel Recommends Approval of Cannabis-Based Drug for Epilepsy
Turning to Marijuana for a Runners� High and More
Travel �

The Palio di Siena: A Survivor�s Tale

Bites: At a London Temple to Art, Culinary Virtuosity on Display
Check In: We�ll Never Be Royals, But ...
Books �

Fiction: Jo Nesbo Sculpts �Macbeth� Into Shadowy Crime Noir

Books of The Times: Jake Tapper�s �Hellfire Club� Takes Us Back to McCarthy-Era
America
By the Book: James B. Comey: By the Book
Education �

Here�s What You Need to Know About Online Testing for the ACT and SAT
For the ACT and the SAT, Pencils No Longer Required, but Sometimes Necessary
Building Skills Outside the Classroom With New Ways of Learning
Food �

A Good Appetite: A Tart Solution for Sweet Crumb Cake

City Kitchen: Swirling Spring in With the Noodles
The Pour: A New Restaurant, Frenchette, Stands Up for Natural Wines
Magazine �

feature: How Janelle Mon�e Found Her Voice

Feature: Can Dirt Save the Earth?
Feature: The Man Behind the President�s Tweets
Real Estate �

Need More Space? Deciding to Fix Up or Trade Up

The High End: Two Twisting Towers Come to the Far West Side
Domestic Lives: Inheriting an Apartment
The Upshot �

If the World Economy Is Looking So Great, Why Are Global Policymakers So Gloomy?
We�re Bad at Evaluating Risk. How Doctors Can Help.
Trump�s Annoyed About Russian and Chinese Currencies. Should He Be?
Times Insider �

In Search of Facebook�s Heroes, Finding Only Victims

Fishing for Stories via Instagram
Reading Thoughtfully With The Times�s Nonfiction Critic, Jennifer Szalai
Automobiles �

Wheels: Cars That Will Get Your Grad Down the Road of Life
Top Porsche Official Targeted in German Police Raid Tied to Diesel Scheme
Tesla to Halt Production of Model 3 Cars Temporarily
T Magazine �

Uptown or Downtown? In the Early �80s, It Made All the Difference

New York City, 1981-1983: 36 Months That Changed the Culture
Things Editors Like: 6 Things T Editors Like Right Now
REAL ESTATE �
THE HUNT
Fitting the Contents of a Family Home Into a Rental
By JOYCE COHEN

A musician moves out of a house filled with heirlooms and all his music gear into a
three-bedroom in Bedford-Stuyvesant for $3,100 a month.

Search for Homes for Sale or Rent

Mortgage Calculator

MOST EMAILEDMOST VIEWEDRECOMMENDED FOR YOU

Go to Home Page �
SITE INDEX THE NEW YORK TIMES
Site Index Navigation
NEWS
World
U.S.
Politics
N.Y.
Business
Tech
Science
Health
Sports
Education
Obituaries
Today's Paper
Corrections
OPINION
Today's Opinion
Op-Ed Columnists
Editorials
Op-Ed Contributors
Letters
Sunday Review
Video: Opinion
ARTS
Today's Arts
Art & Design
Books
Dance
Movies
Music
N.Y.C. Events Guide
Television
Theater
Video: Arts
LIVING
Automobiles
Crossword
Food
Education
Fashion & Style
Health
Jobs
Magazine
N.Y.C. Events Guide
Real Estate
T Magazine
Travel
Weddings & Celebrations
LISTINGS & MORE
Reader Center
Classifieds
Tools & Services
N.Y.C. Events Guide
Multimedia
Photography
Video
NYT Store
Times Journeys
Subscribe
Manage My Account
NYTCo
SUBSCRIBE
Home Delivery
Digital Subscriptions
Crossword
Email Newsletters
Alerts
Gift Subscriptions
Group Subscriptions
Education Rate
Mobile Applications
Replica Edition
Site Information Navigation
� 2018 The New York Times Company Contact UsWork With UsAdvertiseYour Ad
ChoicesPrivacyTerms of ServiceTerms of SaleSite Information Navigation
Site MapHelpSite FeedbackSubscriptionsasdfkl;asdfjgk;asjoigferuptyurpoirt
jkdlfgnzc,.xvmncvlkjbhiaeuryfgtk