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U.S.
California: Tree Trimmer Won’t Be Charged
No charges will be brought against Ernesto Pulido, a tree trimmer in Oakland who knocked five baby herons from their nests a month ago while trimming trees for the United States Postal Service.
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World
Video: The Group That’s Building a Caliphate
Background on the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, the Islamist group that appears to be in control of the second-largest city in Iraq.
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U.S.
A Fight as U.S. Girls Face Genital Cutting Abroad
Female genital cutting has been banned in the United States since 1996, and now it is also illegal to transport girls for “vacation cutting.” But some are concerned that such cutting is on the rise.
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Sports
“The Village Bike,” Penelope Skinner’s play at the Lucille Lortel
Theater, centers on a lonely pregnant woman whose growing obsession with
sex takes her and other characters to dark places.Plan B Eased Clippers Deal: Sterling’s Diagnosis
Rochelle Sterling and her lawyer used a clause in the Clippers trust documents to cut her husband, Donald, out of the deal after doctors found him to be affected by cognitive impairment.
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Business Day
Netflix Investors to Vote on C.E.O.-Chairman Split
Shareholders of the media company are to vote Monday on whether to divide the roles of chief executive and chairman now held by Reed Hastings.
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N.Y. / Region
Emergency Housing Unit Is Unveiled in Brooklyn
In an attempt to improve its disaster assistance services, the City of New York unveiled a prototype for temporary living structures. The units will be studied by the city’s Office of Emergency Management for the next year.
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N.Y. / Region
The Circus That Doesn’t Leave Town
Circus acts have infused almost every kind of entertainment option in the city, and demand for circus-related services is surging.
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Opinion
What Causes Weight Gain
Real food is more likely to promote health than hyperprocessed food.
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U.S.
Illinois: Governor Signs Plan for Chicago Pensions
Gov. Pat Quinn signed legislation on Monday to help Chicago reduce a pension shortfall but urged Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the City Council not to raise property taxes for additional revenues.
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Business Day
Five Experts Evaluate E.C.B.'s Policy Shift
Will Mario Draghi’s “significant package” help finally pull the euro zone out of its slump? A group of experts with a stake in the outcome offer their views.
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Sports
De La Hoya Is Inducted in Hall of Fame
Oscar De La Hoya, who won an Olympic gold medal and became a champion in six weight divisions while winning 10 world titles, was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in Canastota, N.Y.
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Health
Killing a Patient to Save His Life
Doctors at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center plan to treat trauma patients with an experimental procedure that induces hypothermia in dying patients to buy them more time.
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N.Y. / Region
East Haven Settles Suit on Civil Rights
The Connecticut town will pay $450,000 and adopt strict limits on immigration enforcement by the local police force, ending a five-year period of scrutiny by the Department of Justice.
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World
China Complains About Plutonium in Japan
China has complained that Japan has 640 kilograms of plutonium that it has not reported to the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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Health
Sex in Assisted Living: Intimacy Without Privacy
Assisted living facilities are just beginning to grapple with the questions raised by intimate relations among residents, including those with cognitive impairment.
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U.S.
Audit Shows Extensive Medical Delays for Tens of Thousands of Veterans
More than 57,000 patients have been waiting more than three months for medical appointments at V.A. facilities, and nearly 64,000 others have been in the system for a decade but have still not been seen by doctors.
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U.S.
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