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Opinion
Why London’s Not for the Likes of Us
A real-estate bubble puts the old East End beyond ordinary people’s means.Automobiles
Monday Motorsports: Earnhardt Wins at Martinsville and Claims the Grandfather Clock
Dale Earhardt Jr. won his first race at Martinsville Speedway; Marc Márquez won the penultimate race in the 2014 MotoGP season.
Steering the Climate Change Coverage
Adam Bryant recently became editor of The Times’s expanded team covering the environment. We asked him how he is approaching the position.Automobiles
Complaints About In-Car Electronic Systems on Rise, Consumer Reports Says
The magazine’s latest auto reliability report, which covered 1.1 million new vehicles, found that dashboard electronic systems caused many problems.Automobiles
Rare 1966 Ferrari GTB Competizione Headed to Scottsdale Auction
Bonhams announced Monday that the car – a Le Mans winner and one of just 12 built – will cross the block at its Scottsdale, Ariz., auction in January.Opinion
For Congress in New York
The Times’s editorial board makes recommendations in a few select races.U.S.
Peace Prize Laureates Urge Disclosure on U.S. Torture
Twelve of President Obama’s fellow Nobel Peace Prize recipients are pushing him to release a Senate report about the C.I.A.'s use of torture after the Sept. 11 attacks.Opinion
A Town Shouldn’t Fight the Islamic State Alone
A commander of the resistance in Kobani, Syria, on what the town needs in order to fend off an assault by militants.
"Turkey,
a NATO member, should have been an ally in this conflict. It could
easily have helped us by allowing access between different Syrian
Kurdish areas, so as to let fighters and supplies move back and forth
through Turkish territory.
Instead, the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan,
has several times publicly equated our fighters, who are defending a
diverse and democratic society, with the murderous Islamic State,
evidently because of the controversy surrounding Turkey’s Kurdish
minority."
N.Y. / Region
Top New York Correction Official, Under Fire Over Rikers Violence, to Step Down
William Clemons, who has been with the department for 29 years, had been criticized over underreporting of violence at a juvenile facility at Rikers Island.Before he falls or is pushed.
The project is pension preservation.
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Business Day
Food Scores, a New Web Service, Ranks Grocery Items on Ingredients and Nutrition
The database assigns a score to 80,000 products based on factors like how nutritious and processed they are.Opinion
The Last Train
Israeli, Palestinian and Jordanian environmentalists may have the best model for Middle East peace.World
Ford Family Loses Hold on City Hall in Toronto
John Tory, a center-right candidate for mayor, defeated Mayor Rob Ford’s brother, who had replaced him on the ballot.Business Day
Business Travelers Pick Starbucks on the Go
A report shows that the restaurant is the most often expensed food and beverage brand, partly because of the number of millennials among travelers.N.Y. / Region
Car Kills a Girl Outside a Bronx School
A woman drove onto a busy sidewalk in front of an elementary school in the Bronx on Friday, hitting and killing an 8-year-old girl and injuring five other people, the authorities said.Opinion
Afghanistan’s Unending Addiction
The opium production problem seems to be getting worse. What went wrong with the multiyear, multibillion-dollar narcotics program?World
Alaa Abd El Fattah, Dissident Blogger, Is Re-Arrested in Egypt
Alaa Abd El Fattah, who had been free on bail, was arrested in court on Monday as he appealed a 15-year sentence for violating a ban on unsanctioned protests.N.Y. / Region
3 New York Colleges to Drop Crime Queries for Applicants
Under an agreement with the attorney general’s office, St. John’s and two smaller colleges will no longer ask potential students if they have ever been arrested or convicted of a felony.Business Day
Living Wages, Rarity for U.S. Fast-Food Workers, Served Up in Denmark
Some economists point to Denmark, where fast-food workers make more than twice what they would in the United States, in discussions about American wages.Opinion
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