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Magazine
Every Last Bit
Discovering ara yaki, an addictive Japanese dish of fish scraps and bones roasted to a golden crisp.
Health
Severe Mental Illness Found to Drop in Young, Defying Perceptions
A new report, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, comes at a time of debate over the rates and treatment of childhood mental disorders.N.Y. / Region
In Liberty Park, a Leafy Refuge for Residents Annoyed by Construction
The first trees have been planted in the park, just south of the World Trade Center, in an area that has seen nonstop demolition and rebuilding for the past 14 years.Science
Dolphin Deaths in Gulf of Mexico Linked to Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
A new study says lung and adrenal lesions found in dead dolphins along the Gulf of Mexico are consistent with damage from exposure to petroleum products.Opinion
A $15 Minimum Wage Bombshell in Los Angeles
The city’s minimum wage increase challenges Congress and other states, especially New York.N.Y. / Region
Lane-Closing Trial Moved to November
A judge has pushed back the trial date for two people accused of closing access lanes to the George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee, N.J., in September 2013.Mr. Christie’s former deputy chief of staff, Bridget Anne Kelly, and Bill Baroni, the former deputy executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, did nothing without orders from above.
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World
Nepalese Officials Set Two-Story Limit on Height of New Buildings
The restriction is part of a government effort to crack down on shoddy and illegal construction practices after the country’s devastating earthquakes.
Travel
36 Hours in Bilbao, Spain
Beyond the city’s celebrated museum, there’s much to explore from Michelin-star restaurants and enticing shops to a vast cultural center and sprawling Art Deco market.Real Estate
$650,000 Homes in California, Florida and Montana
This week’s properties include a modern house in California, a bungalow in Florida and a contemporary home in Montana.U.S.
Roaming Elk at Point Reyes Bedevil Ranchers in California
Tule elk in a refuge have been dying off while a thriving herd outside it has encroached on pastures, rekindling a dispute over the management of the creatures.The Upshot
Readers’ Turn: The ‘Rat Race’ of College Competition
Weighing the pros and cons of the in-state tuition discount.World
Chinese Fleets Illegally Fish in West African Waters, Greenpeace Says
A study by the group accuses hundreds of Chinese-owned or Chinese-flagged vessels of taking advantage of weak enforcement by African governments.World
Low U.S. Rail Spending Leads to Poor Safety, Experts Say
The fatal Amtrak derailment in Philadelphia last week highlights a lesson already learned by many other nations: You get what you pay for.U.S.
Boston Marathon Bomber to Be Formally Sentenced in June, but Process Is Far From Over
A lengthy period of appealing the death sentence of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is expected, including a possible challenge to a judge’s refusal to move the trial.
U.S.
9/11 Ruling by Supreme Court Has Transformed Civil Lawsuits
Since the court’s 5-to-4 decision six years ago in Ashcroft v. Iqbal, the rate of early dismissals in cases brought by individuals has risen sharply.U.S.
Proposed Rule Seeks Details on Antibiotics in Livestock
In a step aimed at tackling the growing problem of antibiotic resistance, the Food and Drug Administration proposed a rule that would require makers of drugs for livestock to detail their antibiotic sales by type of animal.U.S.
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