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Automobiles

Monday Motorsports: Flawless Ricciardo Scores Formula One Win at Spa

By JERRY GARRETT | Aug 25th 2014

World

Shiite Rebels Make New Demands to Yemen

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Aug 25th 2014

Opinion

Can a New Premier Save Turkey?

By MUSTAFA AKYOL | Aug 24th 2014

The next prime minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, may help keep Erdogan in check.

Politics and Government

A fond hope.

N.Y. / Region

Uncertainty for Workers Losing Jobs at Atlantic City Casinos

By PATRICK McGEEHAN | Aug 25th 2014

Crosswords/Games

The Two Cookies Puzzle

By GARY ANTONICK | Aug 25th 2014

World

Nigeria: Militants Claim to Rule City ‘by Islamic Law’

By REUTERS | Aug 25th 2014

N.Y. / Region

Bronx Caregiver Is Charged With Manslaughter in the Death of a Toddler

By J. DAVID GOODMAN | Aug 24th 2014

U.S.

Election Panel Enacts Policies by Not Acting

By NICHOLAS CONFESSORE | Aug 25th 2014

U.S.

E-Cigarette Use Said to Rise Among Tobacco-Free Youths

By SABRINA TAVERNISE | Aug 25th 2014

Opinion

Deported From the Middle of Nowhere

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Aug 25th 2014

Opinion

How the Carolinas Fixed Their Blurred Lines

By STEPHEN R. KELLY | Aug 23rd 2014

World

Chung Eun-yong,Who Helped Expose U.S. Killings of Koreans, Dies at 91

By DOUGLAS MARTIN | Aug 22nd 2014

U.S.

County Casts Long Shadow, Even to Perry

By ROSS RAMSEY | Aug 23rd 2014

Opinion

A Big Mac in Moscow: Cold War Casualty?

Aug 25th 2014

Opinion

France's Troubled Liberation

By ALAN RIDING | Aug 24th 2014

The violence, fear and misery of the occupation fueled a strong thirst for revenge.

World War II (1939-45); Art; Books and Literature; Holocaust and the Nazi Era; Writing and Writers

A burned out system.

Job Market

How to Polish a Baseball Diamond

By PATRICIA R. OLSEN | Aug 23rd 2014

The director of field operations for the San Diego Padres says his job involves both art and science.

Baseball; Lawns; Careers and Professions; Labor and Jobs

Art.

Opinion

A Better Credit Card

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Aug 23rd 2014

It has taken a while, but American banks are finally converting to chip technology, which reduces fraud.

Computer Security; Identity Theft; Credit Cards; Frauds and Swindling; Cyberattacks and Hackers; Computer Chips

Not much better.
"One big problem that chip-based cards will not address is fraud linked to purchases made over the Internet."

Arts

First Superman Comic Sold for $3.2 Million

By GEORGE GENE GUSTINES | Aug 25th 2014

A pristine copy of Action Comics No. 1 sold on eBay for $3,207,852.

Auctions; Comic Books and Strips; Superman (Fictional Character)

There is more money in the world.

Your Money

Resist Changing Direction Because of a Single Event

By CARL RICHARDS | Aug 25th 2014

When someone tells you of the latest great investment strategy, the sample size (one) should give you pause, a financial adviser writes.

Pensions and Retirement Plans; Personal Finances

Reality is not democratic

Public opinion does not change facts.
It can be a fact.

Understand the situation.

Sports

Rams’ Bradford Appears to Reinjure Left Knee

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