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U.S.
Advocates Seek to Delay Deportations for Millions
Since legislation failed on Capitol Hill, immigrant advocacy groups have turned their focus on the president, demanding that he halt most deportations.N.Y. / Region
School Bus Drivers May Receive More Pay From New York
The City Council will vote on whether to give school bus companies $42 million to raise the salaries of experienced drivers.Automobiles
Monday Motorsports: Power Moves Closer to Elusive IndyCar Title
Will Power won at Milwaukee; the 10-race MotoGP winning streak of Marc Márquez ended with a loss to his teammate, Dani Pedrosa.
There are so many urgent needs.
That is why there are staffs.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Booming Classics Edition
Auction sales at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Élégance hit a record $399 million; a 1974 Lamborghini Countach LP400 Periscopica sets a public auction record.World
Video: The Man Primed to Lead Iraq
Iraq is looking to a new leader in Haider al-Abadi as he prepares to replace Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, who has said he will give up power.Iraq is looking ragged.
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Sports
Chicago Rallies Late at Little League World Series
Joshua Houston’s tiebreaking single in the fifth inning lifted Chicago’s Jackie Robinson West to an 8-7 victory over Cumberland, R.I., in the Little League World Series on Monday.N.Y. / Region
As Casinos Close in Atlantic City, a Push for More, Closer to New York
The Meadowlands Regional Chamber of Commerce is proposing a casino, two hotels, a convention center and a youth sports center nine miles west of Manhattan.Science
New Vaccine Shows Promise Against Mosquito-Borne Virus
All participants in the first phase of the trial developed antibodies that lasted at least six months, suggesting the vaccine may provide long-term protection against the chikungunya virus.
World
Turkey Expresses Outrage at Reports of Routine Spying by Germany, a NATO Ally
Long angered by allegations of U.S. spying, Germany itself was accused of espionage, including picking up conversations involving Hillary Rodham Clinton and John Kerry.U.S.
Montana: Senator Who Left Race Cannot Pass on His War Chest
Amanda Curtis, the new Democratic United States Senate candidate, will not be able to jump-start her campaign using money left in Senator John Walsh’s bank account from his defunct campaign.Science
A Lemur Rescue Mission in Madagascar
Patricia C. Wright, who has long been a leader in the effort to prevent what she calls a “lemur holocaust”, tells of her fascination with the animals and how they can be saved.U.S.
Obama Is Seen as Frustrating His Own Party
President Obama appears remarkably distant from his own party on Capitol Hill, Democrats there say, leaving him with few loyalists as issues erupt abroad and at home.
“The
White House has something in common with the rest of America, and that
is disdain for Congress,” Ms. McCaskill said. “It is hard to blame
them.”
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Science
Now a Weed, Once a Prehistoric Cavity Fighter
The remarkably healthy teeth of prehistoric humans in Africa have high levels of compounds found in purple nutsedge, which may have helped ward off cavities.N.Y. / Region
Livery Drivers Are on Edge After Two Killings This Month in the Bronx
The deaths of Maodo Kane and Aboubacar Bah raise the specter of the 1990s, when dozens of drivers were killed in a single year and many others were attacked.Sports
Notre Dame Investigating Four Players
Four Notre Dame football players are being held out of practice while the school investigates what it is calling “suspected academic dishonesty,” the university told the N.C.A.A.Science
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