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First Loss of 2015 for Serena Williams
Williams lost her first match of 2015, falling by 6-2, 6-3 to Petra Kvitova in the semifinals of the Madrid Open.Food
Buried Treasures at Raclette
Scraping the surface of cheese to find a satisfying meal in the East Village.Job Market
The Sweet Science of Syrup
Paul Weyant of Crown Maple in Dover Plains, N.Y., helps maintain a complex system of taps, pipes and tubes used in producing maple syrup.Sports
Orica Green-Edge Wins Giro Time Trial
Orica Green-Edge won the Giro d’Italia’s opening team time trial on Saturday for the second year in a row, with Simon Gerrans taking the overall leader’s pink jersey.Real Estate
A Loan Modification Program’s Limited Reach
A federal inspector is taking the Treasury Department to task for not doing enough to promote HAMP, a program designed to help borrowers avoid foreclosure.N.Y. / Region
Transformer Burns at Indian Point; Cuomo Cites Potential Environmental Risks
A fire at the Indian Point nuclear plant, about 24 miles north of New York City, was extinguished Saturday night, but the materials used to fight it could prove hazardous if they seep into the Hudson River.N.Y. / Region
Indian Point Plant Remains Offline After a Fire
Emergency crews were on the water near the nuclear plant trying to contain and clean up fluid that leaked from the reactor.The Upshot
More Consensus on Coffee’s Benefits Than You Might Think
A review of studies shows that coffee’s reputation as being unhealthy is undeserved, with the potential health benefits surprisingly large.U.S.
Georgia: Transgender Inmate to Be Transferred
The Department of Corrections gave Ashley Diamond, a transgender inmate and prison rape victim, what a federal judge refused to grant her in April: a transfer to a medium-security prison.U.S.
Action and Dysfunction in the U.S. Food-Safety Effort
Outbreaks of tainted food often lead to calamities that sicken millions and cause deaths, indicating that protections do not always work, some experts say.
Business Day
Bank of America’s Relief for Mortgage Borrowers Is Questioned
Under its settlement with the Justice Department, Bank of America has in some cases offered forgiveness for loans already discharged in bankruptcy.
World
4 Countries Ground Military Transport Planes After Crash
Four of the five countries that operate the Airbus A400M aircraft said they were suspending operations of their fleets after a fatal crash during a test flight near Seville, Spain.N.Y. / Region
True to Spanish Tradition, Despite Its Name
Viaggio Tapas in Rockville Centre, N.Y., offers an abundance of the small dishes, which are made to be sharedBusiness Day
Eurozone Ministers to Meet Again on Greek Debt
As Greece draws close to running out of money and defaulting on its debt, eurozone finance ministers are scheduled to discuss the matter in Brussels on Monday.Opinion
Suicides on an Indian Reservation
Board members of the Pine Ridge Girls’ School and others respond to a front-page article.
Sports
Big Names Still Alive in Madrid Open
Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray cruised into the Madrid Open quarterfinals. On the women’s side, Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova reached the semifinals.| Final-11 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | R | H | E | ||
| Boston | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 5 | 10 | 0 | ||
| Oakland | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 13 | 1 |
World
Dubai: Flight Diverted After Social Media Threats
An Etihad Airways flight from Cairo to Abu Dhabi was diverted to a military air base in Dubai on Sunday for “security reasons,” the airline said.Opinion
Defending the Emergency Room
The president of the American College of Emergency Physicians says emergency rooms are the only place to go if you experience stroke symptoms.Opinion
Formaldehyde Standards
David Fischer of the American Chemistry Council calls for “stringent” formaldehyde emissions standards for composite wood products made or shipped to the United States.Health
W.H.O. Urges More Care in Naming Diseases
The World Health Organization issued recommendations for naming infectious diseases, concerned about stigmas of names like Swine Flu and Monkey Pox.Food
Cider Bars Are Taking Root
An increase in cider producers and drinkers inspire places to drink it all in.Opinion
The Roots of Poverty
Readers react to a column by David Brooks about the barriers to social mobility.Travel
7 Travel Inventions I’d Love to See (But Probably Never Will)
Devices and contraptions that could solve some common problems.Health
The Mystery Behind an Eye That Changed Color
It is rare for an iris to change color, but it can happen during some viral infections. Most of the time, the changes in hue are permanent.N.Y. / Region
Cuomo Orders Emergency Measures to Protect Workers at Nail Salons
Acting in response to a series in The New York Times, the governor said a multiagency task force would investigate possible wage theft and health hazards salon by salon.Business Day
Drugmaker and University Ally to Seek Cure for AIDS
GlaxoSmithKline will contribute a total of $20 million to start a research institute and a company with the goal of curing patients infected with H.I.V.U.S.
Tennessee: Nun’s Sabotage Conviction Overturned
At issue was whether the defendants had interfered with national security when they cut through several fences to break into the Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge in July 2012.N.Y. / Region
Indian Point Plant Remains Offline After a Fire
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