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Weekend Auto Calendar: Pebble, Pebble Everywhere
The coastal hamlets near Monterey, Calif., are full of concours-related activity this weekend; Nascar continues its season in Michigan.Opinion
Northern Exposure
In Alaska’s Senate primaries, the candidates are answering some extremely important questions. Guess who ate salmon this week?World
Somalia: Troops Seize Weapons in Raid
Government troops on Friday raided a house in Mogadishu belonging to a former warlord as part of a disarmament campaign, setting off a clash that left at least seven people dead.Health
Hospitals in the U.S. Get Ready for Ebola
Some doctors say outfits worn by caregivers need to be more protective than what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends.Business Day
Government Sets Rules for Imported Puppies
The move by the Agriculture Department is part of an effort to regulate puppy mills that began last year with rules requiring licenses for some breeders.N.Y. / Region
Task Force of Mayors Addresses Income Gap
Mayor Bill de Blasio and the United States Conference of Mayors will release a report on the growing inequality between the wealthiest Americans and middle- and low-income households.Automobiles
Monday Motorsports: Nascar Victory Shares Spotlight With Tragedy
A. J. Allmendinger won the Sprint Cup race in the shadow of a fatal dirt track crash; Marc Marquez won his 10th straight victory of the 2014 MotoGP season.U.S.
Midterms Give Parties Chance for Sweeping Control of States
Republicans, who already control 55 percent of all state legislative seats, aim to pick off about a half-dozen chambers in elections this year and enact policies that can get no traction in Washington.U.S.
In Virginia Trial of McDonnell and Wife, an Imposing Judge Sets the Pace
Judge James R. Spencer’s exasperated, acerbic and often late-in-the-day rebukes of jurors, witnesses and lawyers make him a policing force during a criminal corruption trial of former Gov. Robert McDonnell.U.S.
Video: The Cormorants of East Sand Island
Scientists studying the cormorant colony in Oregon are looking for the best way to remove most of the birds.
World
Swiss Passenger Train Derails Into Ravine, Injuring 11
A passenger train derailed into a ravine in a mountainous region of southeastern Switzerland after encountering a mudslide on the tracks, Swiss police said on Wednesday.U.S.
Recommendation Not Taken Meant ‘Significant Changes’ for Executive Order 12333 Intercepts
An internal White House document that compiling steps to be taken on changes to National Security Agency practices, including recommendations by a review group President Obama appointed. It shows the administration recognized that the review group’s would mean making “significant changes” to the use of American communications gathered without a warrant by the N.S.A. under Executive Order 12333.U.S.
Philadelphia Schools to Open on Time Amid Millions in Budget Cuts
The Pennsylvania legislature is considering a cigarette tax for the city that would make the budget reductions temporary.Technology
In a Fight With Authors, Amazon Cites Orwell, but Not Quite Correctly
To bolster its case in a dispute with authors over e-book pricing, the bookseller Amazon made an online post that quoted one of their own: George Orwell.Opinion
Antibiotics on Farms
A member of Congress offers one possible solution to the drug-resistance crisis.The Upshot
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