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Automobiles
Weekend Auto Calendar: Goodwood Is Addicted to Winning
The Goodwood Festival of Speed features Formula One racers; Nascar to hold races at Kentucky Speedway.
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Magazine
The Brave New World of Three-Parent I.V.F.
A new treatment could sidestep certain hereditary diseases by altering the genetic makeup of the egg. Is there anything wrong with that?
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World
Opium Production on the Rise Worldwide, U.N. Reports
The annual study said more land than ever was devoted to growing poppies, and noted a rise in the use of methamphetamines and marijuana in the United States.
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U.S.
Climate Campaign Can’t Be Deaf to Economic Worries, Obama Warns
President Obama told environmental advocates that fighting global warming will require acknowledging Americans’ concerns about higher energy costs.
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World
In the Eye of a European Political Storm Stands a Quiet Enigma
Jean-Claude Juncker, a former prime minister of Luxembourg, has become the European Union’s most divisive figure in his run for president of its executive branch, while revealing little of himself.
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World
Tense Vote Spares Polish Government After Recordings Scandal
Prime Minister Donald Tusk and his administration were retained Wednesday, despite controversy over secret tapes of officials’ private conversations that surfaced last week.
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U.S.
Snakes and Thorny Brush, and Children at the Border Alone
An area downstream of the Anzalduas Dam on the Rio Grande is a prime crossing ground for families and children seeking to enter the United States.
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U.S.
Money Splits a City Still Mourning Its Firefighters
The question of money has driven broad divisions in Prescott, Ariz., that persist even as the first anniversary of a tragedy that killed 19 firefighters draws near.
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Opinion
Why Immigrant Children Are at Our Door
Readers respond to a news article, “U.S. Moves to Stop Surge in Illegal Immigration.”
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Business Day
Japan’s Jobless Rate Falls to 16-year Low
The data for May suggests that the economy will come back from a sales tax increase, which brought on big decrease in household spending.
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Opinion
Thad Cochran’s Debt to Mississippi
Black voters crossed party lines to help Senator Thad Cochran defeat a Tea Party candidate. He should return the favor by supporting a stronger Voting Rights Act.
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N.Y. / Region
Judge Rejects Effort to Compel Christie to Keep Promise on New Jersey’s Pension Fund
While a Superior Court judge agreed that Gov. Chris Christie was legally required to make a $1.58 billion payment to the pension fund, she deemed the state too impoverished to comply.
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Business Day
The Road to Dov Charney’s Ouster at American Apparel
The plan to fire American Apparel’s founder and chief executive took shape in a private dining room at the Redeye Grill in Manhattan.N.Y. / Region
Espaillat, Conceding to Rangel, Sets His Sights on Another Race
State Senator Adriano D. Espaillat called Representative Charles B. Rangel to congratulate him on his victory in the Democratic primary for New York’s 13th Congressional District.
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N.Y. / Region
New York’s Ban on Big Sodas Is Rejected by Final Court
The State Court of Appeals declined to reinstate New York City’s limits on sales of jumbo sugary drinks, exhausting the city’s legal options.
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U.S.
Guantánamo Detainees’ Lawyers Urge Obama to Approve Release to Uruguay
Also this week, a military judge overseeing a war-crimes tribunal issued an order that generated new dispute over how much classified information the C.I.A. must give defense lawyers.
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U.S.
Bergdahl to Be Questioned About Leaving Army Post
As part of an inquiry to determine whether an Army sergeant deserted his post in Afghanistan before being captured by the Taliban, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will face investigators in about two weeks.
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Travel
Cleveland, a City Repurposed
Restoration efforts have infused a vibrancy into this once-somewhat-downtrodden city.
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Business Day
As Panama Canal Expands, West Coast Ports Scramble to Keep Big Ships
Tacoma, Wash., Seattle and other West Coast ports are spending billions on upgrades to keep themselves competitive in the overall fight for foreign trade.
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Opinion
Technology as a Path to Product Transparency
A look at online portals that can offer consumers a view of the labor and environmental conditions behind the products on store shelves.
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Automobiles
Looking to Cars, Trucks Step Up Safety
Measures, like collision-avoidance systems, could play more of a role in preventing accidents caused by distractions and driver fatigue.
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U.S.
Oklahoma: Inmates Sue to Stop Executions
A group of 21 Oklahoma inmates on death row are asking a federal judge to halt their executions, claiming that the state’s death penalty procedure is unconstitutional.
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World
Video: In Gaza, Work but No Pay
Being a government employee in Gaza does not guarantee a paycheck, as workers hired by rival political factions fight for scarce funds.
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Business Day
Lew Unveils Small Steps to Augment Loan Modification Program
The Treasury secretary, Jacob J. Lew, conceded that the loan modification program had helped fewer people than anticipated, but said that it made lenders behave better.
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Job Market
The Ringtone That’s Driving You Mad
What to do when someone constantly leaves their cellphone unattended at work, and it blurts out an annoying ringtone? The Workologist has some suggestions.
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U.S.
Decision by Justices Opens a New Debate on the Limits of Presidential Power
Republicans hailed the decision on recess appointments as a repudiation of what they called President Obama’s abuse of his constitutional power.
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World
Christian Sudanese Woman and Her Family in Protection of U.S. Embassy
Mariam Ibraheem Ishag and her family were detained at the airport in Khartoum by Sudanese authorities who said her travel documents were forged.
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U.S.
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