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U.S.
Amid Toxic Waste, a Navajo Village Could Lose Its Land
A tiny community in the Navajo reservation in New Mexico is bearing the brunt of the environmental damage caused by decades of uranium mining, and may have to leave.
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U.S.
Funds and New Timetable for Offshore Wind Farm in Massachusetts
Cape Wind, the much-delayed offshore wind project proposed for Nantucket Sound, said it would finish its financing this fall and begin producing power by 2016.
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World
South Sudan: Rebels Control Major City
South Sudan’s government said Friday that rebel fighters were in control of Malakal, the capital of Upper Nile State, after several days of heavy fighting.
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U.S.
Pennsylvania: Body in Car Went Unnoticed for Days
The body of Nadia Malik, 22, was found on Thursday under a pile of clothes and a gym bag in the front seat of a heavily ticketed Nissan Altima near Philadelphia’s main train station.
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Magazine
David Guttenfelder on the Second Camera
David Guttenfelder, photographer for The Associated Press, uses his iPhone to document life beyond the daily news.
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Technology
Federal Court Orders YouTube to Take Down Controversial Anti-Islam Video
The “Innocence of Muslims” video on YouTube set off a fierce debate over free speech in 2012, but a federal court ruling on Wednesday was about an entirely different legal issue: copyright.
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Business Day
Two Senior Living Companies to Merge
Brookdale Senior Living and Emeritus Corporation, in announcing the $2.8 billion merger on Thursday, said that 6.5 million people 80 years or older will live within 10 miles of a Brookdale community once the deal is completed.
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Opinion
To Save on Defense, Hire Rivals
In the long run, hiring rival producers keeps costs down and weapons quality up.
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Technology
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