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Automobiles
Weekend Auto Calendar: Tutto Italiano, Massachusetts-Style
The Larz Anderson Auto Museum, in Brookline, Mass., is holding an Italian car show; Auctions America offers Southern California classics.N.Y. / Region
Once Leader of Outcry, de Blasio Is Now Trying to Quell It
Bill de Blasio campaigned as a critic of New York Police Department policies. Now he is trying to strike a delicate balance between supporting the police and delivering on promised reform.World
Russia: Snowden Waiting for Extension of Asylum
The temporary asylum status of Edward J. Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor accused of leaking secret documents, has expired in Russia.Business Day
Energy Companies Rethinking Russia After New Round of Sanctions
Industry executives are now acknowledging that the escalating tensions could sharply hurt companies with major investments in Russia.The Upshot
Kansas Democrats Turn to Data in Governor's Race
The state party has been increasing its use of modeling, which takes voter registration and history information to target likely supporters.U.S.
California Candidate Veers From Campaign Trail to Test Life on Streets
Neel Kashkari, the Republican candidate for governor of California, spent a week pretending to be homeless in Fresno, Calif., an experiment that added some sorely needed publicity to his campaign while also attracting some ridicule.U.S.
Sizing Up Senator Thad Cochran Alongside Tomatoes, Pies and Cows
Mississippi voters came to hear Mr. Cochran give his stump speech at the Neshoba County Fair, a 125-year-old tradition that signifies the beginning of the general election season.Business Day
Eurozone Inflation Continues Its Slide
The annual inflation rate for the currency bloc declined in July to 0.4 percent, far below the target, but unemployment improved, with a slight decline to 11.5 percent in June.U.S.
Arizona: Rain and Smugglers Damage Border Fence
Federal Border Patrol officials said Wednesday that agents discovered a garage-size hole in a steel fence that divides the United States and Mexico just east of Nogales.Opinion
How Conservation and Groundwater Management Can Gird California for a Drier Era
Experts see a mix of conservation and groundwater management as the cheapest way for Californians to grapple with deepening drought.
Opinion
All-Knowing Amazon
A reader is disturbed by the idea that Amazon monitors what passages its Kindle customers highlight.Opinion
America’s Hidden Credit Card Bill
The federal government should have to report all its liabilities, like Social Security — not just the official debts.U.S.
A Buried Memory Is Preserved: The Unborn Victim of a Texas Sniper’s Shot in 1966
Almost five decades after her unborn child was killed in the first mass shooting on an American university campus, Claire James learned what had become of her baby’s remains.U.S.
Deadline Set to Redraw Voting Map in Florida
A judge admitted that he was unsure how to resolve the problem of illegally gerrymandered districts before elections in November.U.S.
Senate Approves Veteran and Highway Bills
In something of a consolation prize in a year marred by gridlock, the Senate approved expanding veterans’ health care and replenishing the Highway Trust Fund.U.S.
Inquiry by C.I.A. Affirms It Spied on Senate Panel
A report by the agency’s inspector general also found that C.I.A. officers read the emails of the Senate investigators and sent a criminal referral to the Justice Department based on false information.Technology
Judge Rules That Microsoft Must Turn Over Data Stored in Ireland
Other big technology companies are watching the case, which Microsoft said it would appeal, as a potential threat to their plans to offer cloud computing overseas.Arts
Fragments of History That Fit in a Pocket
For true shard collectors, the more interesting finds are in the weedier parts of the Northeast, where slag heaps and demolition debris survive from the long vanished factories that once thrived.N.Y. / Region
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