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Should You Fear the Pizzly Bear?
As climate change alters habitats, once-disparate animals are shacking up, creating hybrids that challenge our notion of what it means to be a species.Business Day
E-Cigarettes Under Scrutiny for Listing as Flight Hazard
A smoldering bag was removed from a plane in Boston, and the fire marshal focused on an e-cigarette as a possible cause.U.S.
Alabama: Federal Judge Loses His Docket After an Arrest
A federal judge who was arrested after he was accused on Saturday of assaulting his wife will be not assigned any new cases for now.Automobiles
Bonhams Auctions a Ferrari 250 GTO for $38 Million at Pebble Beach
A Ferrari GTO raced in the 1960s set a new record for a car sold at auction, though it fell short of some expectations.U.S.
Mississippi: Loser in G.O.P. Runoff Asks Court to Void Outcome
State Senator Chris McDaniel asked a Mississippi court on Thursday to declare him the winner of the June 24 Republican runoff against the incumbent, United States Senator Thad Cochran, or order a new election.Fashion & Style
Be Yourself, Music Videos Tell the Young
Body image issues are a renewable resource for pop stars and their teenage fans.Fashion & Style
We Were a Party of Two, but Never Quite Alone
He told me I was the one. What was it in me that couldn’t fully accept that?World
In Nepal, a Better Life With a Steep Price
Plagued by endemic poverty, many young people in Nepal leave to work abroad. But the backbreaking labor they find there often results in death.
U.S.
U.S. General Killed by Afghan Soldier Is Laid to Rest
Hundreds of high-ranking military officers and other dignitaries attended the service for Maj. Gen. Harold J. Greene.Business Day
As Ebola’s Toll Rises, Drug Makers Race to Test Medicines
Options include experimental treatments that have never before been tested on people and some of the world’s most widely used drugs.Opinion
Where Voting Is Now Easier
More than a dozen states have expanded democracy, but voter ID laws and other restrictions continue to pop up all over the country.Business Day
China Puts Pressure on Foreign Carmakers
Audi was recently a target in an antitrust investigation by Beijing, which is examining prices for replacement parts.Sports
Stewart Will Sit Out a Second Nascar Race
Tony Stewart, who struck and killed the driver Kevin Ward Jr. during a sprint car event last weekend, will miss his second straight Sprint Cup race Sunday at Michigan International Speedway.The Upshot
Another Food Trend Story: Pizza’s Inexorable Rise
Looking past the rarefied world of sun-dried tomatoes, goat cheese and kale, it's also worth asking what kind of dishes have real mass appeal.World
Egypt: Protests Leave 3 Dead
At least three people were killed Thursday as Egyptian security forces quashed small, scattered demonstrations by supporters of former President Mohamed Morsi.Fashion & Style
Where Artisans Meet Fashion
Nest, a nonprofit organization, gives artisans from around the world a crash course in the American fashion industry.Automobiles
An Epic Road Trip in an Electric Tuk Tuk
Naveen Ravelli, a 33-year-old electrical engineer from Bangalore, India, hopes to drive his custom-built electric auto rickshaw from India to England.U.S.
As Shifts Vary, Family’s Only Constant Is Chaos
Increasing numbers of low-income mothers and fathers are at the center of a new collision that pits workplace scheduling technology against the routines of parenting.U.S.
Virginia: Guilty Plea in Contractor Case
A former contractor for the Military Sealift Command of the Navy pleaded guilty in federal court in Norfolk on Tuesday to accepting bribes.Automobiles
Wheelies: The Papal Soul Edition
Pope Francis greets people in South Korea from the back seat of a Kia Soul; Ford announces a seamless sliding rear window for the new F-150.Arts
The Lure of Antiquities
Stellar objects from ancient civilizations are attracting big buyers, but the elephant-in-the-room problem is the need to provide proof of provenance.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
N.Y. / Region
An Open Letter to the Port Authority About That Traffic Jam and Other Stalling
Port Authority officials are ducking a request for the phone logs of David Samson, the agency’s former chairman and a close ally of Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey.Business Day
Contractors Faulted as Medicare Fraud Foils Enforcers
Only a fraction of an estimated $60 billion in fraud and overcharging was recovered last year, and the system to combat fraud may be largely to blame.N.Y. / Region
On Internet Radio, Preserving a Language Rooted in the Andes
Kichwa, a variant of the South American language Quechua, is the tongue in which a weekly program is broadcast by speakers who are striving to sustain it.U.S.
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