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Wheelies: The Canyon’s Cost Edition
General Motors announced pricing for Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon pickups; Nissan and Chrysler vehicles declared “most hackable” in report.Opinion
The Threats to Our Drinking Water
Two cities now know what it’s like when the taps are shut off.Opinion
A Right Like Any Other
The willingness of courts to weigh whether the abortion right has become unduly burdened is critical in the struggle to preserve reproductive freedom.U.S.
Texas Bolsters Border Patrol With Its Own
The state has spent $500 million since 2005 to beef up its border security, drawing criticism from scores of detractors who say the threat posed by illegal immigrants and the extent of crime have been exaggerated.Opinion
War Against Whites? I Think Not
Despite a Republican’s claim that Democrats are waging a divisive campaign, the G.O.P. has long been digging its own grave on issues of racial inclusion.U.S.
Bergdahl Details Disappearance to General Leading an Inquiry
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, after being warned that he did not have to say anything incriminating, discussed his disappearance from his unit in Afghanistan.U.S.
One Court, Three Judges and Four States With Gay Marriage Cases
In three hours of back-and-forth questioning, it appeared that neither side could take victory for granted in the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, where the cases were heard.Opinion
Stealth Censorship in Venezuela
How the Maduro government has outsourced repression of the media to the private sector.U.S.
Conservatives See Potential in Tennessee Judicial Race
A judicial election in Tennessee this week could add momentum to efforts by conservatives to reshape courts across the country.Business Day
Japanese Researcher, an Author of a Discredited Stem Cell Study, Is Dead
Yoshiki Sasai was a co-author of a study published this year that claimed an acid bath could turn cells into stem cells, used in medical treatments.Opinion
Rustic Vows: The Charm of Barn Weddings
A reader recalls the coziness of the converted barn she lived in as a teenager.
World
In Greece, Migrants Are Desperate to Flee Again
They left countries like Iran and Afghanistan, ending up in poverty and as the targets of garbage thrown by angry citizens.Technology
Aiming to Be the Netflix of Books
Monthly subscription services from Amazon, Oyster and Scribd offer access to unlimited e-books, but many newer books aren’t yet available.N.Y. / Region
Chokehold Aftermath: A Healing That Wasn’t
Careful not to undermine law enforcement, the mayor has muffled his inner advocate, but some former allies interpret his cautious approach as weak.Business Day
Fox and Time Warner Deliver Dueling Earnings Reports, Both Positive
The two companies achieved results that exceeded analysts’ expectations, and both said they had enough scale on their own to compete successfully.U.S.
Illinois: Troopers to Aid Chicago Police
Forty Illinois state troopers are being sent to help the city’s police department combat street violence during what is typically the most dangerous time of year.World
Japan Imposes New Sanctions on Russia but Keeps a Diplomatic Door Open
The new measures, more limited than those announced last month by the United States, will freeze assets in Japan of groups and individuals involved in Russia’s intervention in Ukraine.Opinion
Times Readers Online Make Their Own Cases for Legalizing Marijuana
In roughly 15,000 comments published on seven editorials, readers were far more supportive of ending the federal ban on marijuana than the average American.Sports
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