David Pogue says T-Mobile's billing makes a lot more sense than that of its competitors.

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Speaking in Connecticut, President Obama implored Congress to consider gun-control measures, saying, "this is not about politics, this is about the right thing for families."

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On Fifth Avenue, the public still enjoys dressing up for Easter and making their own looks.

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On the island of Cyprus, the filmmaker Iva Radivojevic explores how the economic crisis has contributed to a rise in hostility toward immigrants.

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Margaret Thatcher's memorable words — from her 1979 victory, to her remarks at the end of the Falkland war, to her fight against European integration.

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TimesCast: The Times's Graham Bowley discusses how the former prime minister's free-market policies linger today in Britain's fiscal matters.

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For work, Andy Hunter matches executives with jobs; for fun he matches hearts. He and his wife, Sarah Hunter, have played matchmaker for five married couples, including a niece, Sally King McBride.

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Not only do you save money by cutting up a whole chicken yourself, but you also get the backbone to make stock. Melissa Clark demonstrates how.

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The journalist Login Hill and the author Sloane Crosley predict what season six of AMC's "Mad Men" has in store for viewers.

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Four black sheep are the new groundskeepers at a Paris archive, where the grass is green and tasty.

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TimesCast: The Times's Steve Eder on how video helped push administrators at Rutgers to fire the university's basketball coach, Mike Rice.

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The U.S. government's forced removal of one type of chemical paved the way for something worse: a substance that threatens the health of workers who handle it each day.

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David Carr and A. O. Scott talk about paywalls, what we download, and what entertainment is worth.

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The Times's Quentin Hardy talks with Mary Roach about her new book, "Gulp: Adventures on the Alimentary Canal."

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Alec Baldwin, Ben Foster and Tom Sturridge discuss the gritty drama "Orphans," Mr. Baldwin's first Broadway appearance since 2004.

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The wedding style guru Mark Ingram and the Styles reporter Bee-Shyuan Chang discuss the 1920s style wedding trend and offer ways to incorporate a little Daisy Buchanan into your wedding-day look.

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With MSNBC set to premiere "All In," the Times's Brian Stelter takes a closer look at why the cable news network moved host Chris Hayes to prime-time.

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The Bronx Zoo's Pattycake died on Sunday at the age of 40. The first gorilla born in New York, she became an institution in the city and a highlight of a trip to the zoo for countless children.

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Allison Case and Jay Armstrong Johnson, accompanied by Trey Anastasio on guitar, sing "I'm Gone" from the new Broadway musical.

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The men's fashion revolution is in full swing, with looks ranging from '30s styles to a revival of grunge and mouth grilles.

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Surrounded by kids and members of the Washington Wizards, President Obama ultimately attempted 22 free throws, sinking in two.

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TimesCast: The Times's Jim Rutenberg on the rampant speculation about the former secretary of state's presidential ambitions.

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Melissa Clark shows how to make rice pudding that is simple, luscious and creamy.

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The Times critic Manohla Dargis reviews "The Host."

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Luxury vehicles have long pushed the limits of size, but automakers are now whipping up fancy bite-size models, confident that Americans are seeing the upside of small, yet artful, portions.

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Jennifer Barron and Meadow Braun each wanted to experience proposing and being proposed to, so they popped the question twice.

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Girls in the Band: Mariachi Flor de Toloache, a New York band, may be the first all-female mariachi ensemble in the city.

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The Times's Sam Borden talks with Robbie Rogers, a former member of the United States national team and a professional soccer player in England who is openly gay.

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Nathan Lane talks about his role as a gay 1930s burlesque performer named Chauncey Miles in "The Nance," a new dark comedy on Broadway.

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For America's beekeepers, who have struggled for nearly a decade with a mysterious malady called colony collapse disorder that kills honeybees en masse, this past year was particularly bad.

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The Times's Brian Stelter decodes Steve Harvey's talk show success.

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Bamian Province is the only place in Afghanistan that is actively promoting adventure tourism. Many residents lost what little they had under the Taliban and are wary about what the future might hold.

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Speaking at the White House in front of mothers of gun violence victims, President Obama made a push to lawmakers to pass his gun control legislation next month.

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TimesCast: The Times's Susan Dominus talks to the organizational psychologist Adam Grant about his new book, "Give and Take," which takes a look at givers, takers and succeeding in the workplace.

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To illustrate the work of Adam Grant and his theories on the benefits of helping others, we asked the comedy duo Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele to demonstrate the art of workplace altruism.

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The thousands of foreigners who train in southern Spain's flamenco schools are exporting its culture and passion to different countries.

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The NBC anchor sits down with The Times's Bill Carter to discuss the ever-changing news industry.

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Two years after a tsunami and nuclear meltdown in Fukushima, Japan, the filmmaker Itai Keshet presents a documentary portrait of public fear, mistrust and suspicion about the safety of food.

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David Carr and A. O. Scott look at alternative weekly newspapers, which grew out of the counterculture and are now disappearing.

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