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Jurors in Patz Case View Suspect’s First Confession
A 2012 video shows a distraught Pedro Hernandez being encouraged and consoled by officers as he admitted that he choked 6-year-old Etan Patz until the boy passed out.Opinion
When Medical Devices Spread Superbugs
Surely there are ways to keep hard-to-clean tubing from transmitting antibiotic-resistant infections.Opinion
No More Exploding Tank Cars
The West Virginia event is a terrifying reminder that the industry lacks the ability to safely ship oil from North Dakota’s booming oil fields.World
With Palestinian Debt Rising, Israeli Utility Briefly Reduces Power to West Bank
The move came amid a worsening crisis in the Palestinian Authority after Israel began to withhold more than $100 million in monthly tax revenue it collects on the authority’s behalf.Opinion
Cutting Through India’s Smog
Indians appear to be waking up to the dangers of dirty energy, but their current path remains self-destructive.U.S.
Obama’s Expected Keystone Pipeline Veto Is Likely to Be the First in a Wave
President Obama’s veto of the pipeline bill this week, the third and most significant one of his six years in office, would most likely be followed by others.Sports
N.F.L. Teams Dissect Differences Between Marcus Mariota and Jameis Winston
The two quarterbacks, who have similar résumés but different approaches, have finished what could be considered a thorough application process at the scouting combine.U.S.
Killing by Police in a Washington Town Stirs Protests
Demonstrators have gathered every day during the past week in front of Pasco’s city hall to demand answers in the deadly police shooting of Antonio Zambrano-Montes.U.S.
More Conflict Over Cutting Federal Role in Education
Education Secretary Arne Duncan on Monday produced data that he said showed that poorer districts would suffer under a Republican plan expected to clear the House of Representatives this week.World
Negotiators Weigh Plan to Phase Out Nuclear Limits on Iran
Iranian and American officials considered a proposal that would strictly limit for at least 10 years Tehran’s nuclear production but gradually ease restrictions in the final years of a deal.U.S.
Judge Orders Stop to Detention of Families at Borders
A federal judge ruled that the Obama administration must stop holding women and children caught trying to enter the country illegally whether or not they had applied for asylum.U.S.
States Are Blocking Local Regulations, Often at Industry’s Behest
So-called pre-emption laws, passed in states across the country, have stopped cities from regulating landlords, building municipal broadband systems and raising the minimum wage.N.Y. / Region
New York Attorney General Is Said to Review Casino Bidding Process
The state attorney general’s office has opened a preliminary inquiry into the process by which three projects were recently recommended for new casino licenses, according to two former bidders.Sports
A Scare for Fernando Alonso in Formula One
Fernando Alonso was concussed in a crash during Formula One testing in Montmelo, Spain.Business Day
Honda, Grappling With Quality Problems, Will Replace Its President
The company’s main crisis, which stems from faulty Takata airbags, predates Takanobu Ito’s tenure. But his efforts to quickly expand drew criticism.Business Day
A Pesticide Banned, or Not, Underscores Trans-Atlantic Trade Sensitivities
Diverging regulatory approaches to atrazine, a herbicide made by a Swiss company but not used in Europe, shows the hurdles in trade negotiations.Technology
Daily Report: Automakers Close to Widely Adopting Dashboard Tech From Google and Apple
In the coming months, auto dealerships around the country will begin selling vehicles capable of running Android- and Apple-compatible dashboard systems.Business Day
Wall St. and Law Firms Plan Cooperative Body to Bolster Online Security
Banks and law firms are planning to set up a group that would be affiliated with the banking industry’s forum for sharing data on online threats.U.S.
Document Reveals Growth of Cyberwarfare Between the U.S. and Iran
A newly disclosed National Security Agency document shows the drastic acceleration of the use of cyberweapons by the United States and Iran against each other.Business Day
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