July 6, 2007

A week after the intended bombings, evidence is emerging that two doctors were the main operatives, if not leaders, of a network of other medical professionals.

An itty-bitty movie with a great big heart, “Colma: The Musical” is about how we learn to give voice — joyfully, honestly, loudly — to the truest parts of ourselves.

Donald J. Trump, the man who wrote “The Art of the Deal,” failed to make a deal this week, and his casino company’s shareholders are suffering. Again.

Another shopper has rung up Barneys New York, the high-end fashion emporium that is being sold to the investment arm of the Dubai government for $825 million.

Senator Pete V. Domenici broke with the White House as Democrats in Congress prepared to renew their challenge to the war.

Microsoft on Thursday cited “an unacceptable number of repairs” to its Xbox 360 for the charge, and announced an extended warranty for the video game console.

In a surprise move, the Swiss bank UBS said that its chief executive, Peter A. Wuffli, would be succeeded by his deputy, Marcel Rohner, effective immediately.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has become an independent, but he is also telling New York’s Republican Party that he will support his former team.

The Fast Retailing Company, the Japanese retailer that owns the Uniqlo line of stores, made an unsolicited $900 million bid for Barneys New York.

Terrorism experts say that the apparent randomness of New York’s program to inspect backpacks and packages of subway riders is an effective tactic.

In Baquba, Iraq, local Sunni residents, including former insurgents, have emerged as a linchpin of the American strategy.

To travel along the Going-t0-the-Sun Road, the 50-mile or so road across Glacier National Park in northern Montana, is to see the West as it was.