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Automobiles
Cars to Watch, and Wish For, at the Monterey Auctions
Rob Sass offers his take on some notable cars up for auction in Monterey.http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/10/automobiles/collectibles/for-car-lovers-summer-peaks-on-the-california-coast.html?_r=0
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Business Day
Stalled Gazprom Antitrust Case May Suggest Unease for Energy Sanctions
The European Union’s languishing case against the Russian gas company may underscore a reality: Gas is off the table when it comes to sanctions.N.Y. / Region
A New Life for Refugees, and the City They Adopted
Nearly one-fourth of the population of Utica, N.Y., are refugee families, who have become an economic engine for the slumping industrial city.U.S.
Challengers From the Right Struggle in G.O.P. Senate Primaries in 2 States
Despite their vulnerabilities, Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee and Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas hold wide fund-raising advantages against opponents struggling to gain traction.
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The Upshot
Luck and a Little Mystery: The Economy Grows Faster Under Democratic Presidents
Since the 1940s, Democratic presidents have presided over healthier economies than Republican presidents. Whether that actually means anything is another story.
When more people earn things are better.
No mystery and not luck.
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Opinion
Teaching Creole in Haiti
Patrick Moynihan, president of The Haitian Project, responds to an Op-Ed article, “A Creole Solution for Haiti’s Woes.”World
100 Missing in Bangladesh as High Waves Capsize Ferry
The ferry, licensed to carry a maximum of 85 passengers, was carrying about 200 when it was caught in bad weather and then sank while crossing a river.U.S.
Louisiana: Army Corps Notifies Storm Victims of Claim Denials
The corps sent out about 565,000 letters formally notifying victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita that their damage claims have been denied.Business Day
Eurozone to Release G.D.P. Data
A clearer picture of the currency union’s economic recovery, impending payments by Puerto Rico’s electric power authority and modest expectations for the United States Producer Price Index.Business Day
Graham Is Not Slowing Down After Sale of The Washington Post
Donald E. Graham sold The Washington Post last year, but continues to remain busy by running his business enterprise, Graham Holdings.World
U.S. Actions in Iraq Fueled Rise of a Rebel
At every turn, the rise of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has been shaped by the United States’ involvement in Iraq — most of the political changes that fueled his fight, or led to his promotion, were born directly from some American action.World
Afghan Officers, Said to Be Working for Taliban, Kill 11 of Their Police Colleagues
Two assaults left 11 officers in southern Afghanistan dead as the authorities were still grappling with the assassination of a top American general.Opinion
Sentencing, by the Numbers
Evidence-based sentencing is unfair and probably unconstitutional.World
On Centenary of World War I, Europe Sees Modern Parallels
With ceremonies in Britain, Belgium and elsewhere, monarchs, prime ministers and citizens recall the “war to end all wars.”World
Video: The Pesh Merga’s Fight Against ISIS
A look at who the pesh merga are, their history as Iraq’s most formidable force, and why President Obama has now authorized airstrikes against ISIS to support them.Technology
Video: Are E-Book Subscriptions Worth It?
Molly Wood debates the value of three paid monthly services that let you read unlimited books on a smartphone, tablet or the web.U.S.
In Atlanta, Jury Selection Is Set to Begin in Test Scandal
Twelve former public schools employees are accused of conspiring to alter and boost students’ standardized test scores.U.S.
Deal Struck in Colorado Over Vote on Drilling
Seeking to head off a fight that could threaten vulnerable Colorado Democrats, Gov. John W. Hickenlooper said he had reached a deal to keep two antifracking measures off the ballot.U.S.
Speculation a Candidate Hurries to Kill
State Senator Leticia Van de Putte is busy running for lieutenant governor of Texas, so the last thing the Democratic nominee needed to hear was of her potential interest in being the mayor of San Antonio.
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U.S.
Medical Marijuana Research Hits Wall of U.S. Law
Though over one million people are thought to use marijuana to treat ailments, there are few studies on its effectiveness. A major reason: The federal government puts tight restrictions on research.
U.S.
Midterms Give Parties Chance for Sweeping Control of States
Republicans, who already control 55 percent of all state legislative seats, aim to pick off about a half-dozen chambers in elections this year and enact policies that can get no traction in Washington.Opinion
Teaching Creole in Haiti
Patrick Moynihan, president of The Haitian Project, responds to an Op-Ed article, “A Creole Solution for Haiti’s Woes.”Business Day
A Corporate Tax Break That’s Closer to Home
By allowing a telecom company to spin off part of itself into a real estate investment trust, the I.R.S. has opened a window to a way for many corporations to have lower tax bills.
U.S.
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