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The Race Gap in America’s Police Departments
Hundreds of police departments across the nation have forces with a white percentage that is more than 30 percentage points higher than the communities they serve.World
Killing of 3 Israeli Teenagers Loosely Tied to Hamas, Court Documents Show
There was no evidence in the documents that the top leaders of Hamas directed or had prior knowledge of the plot.Automobiles
Wheelies: The Thrifty G.M. Pickups Edition
G.M. says its Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon midsize pickups will get 26 m.p.g. on the highway; the price of the 2015 Toyota Sienna is $1,680 more than the 2014 model.Business Day
First Vaccine for Dengue Fever Shows Promise in 2nd Big Trial
A French drug company said that use of the vaccine cut the risk of getting dengue by 60.8 percent and those vaccinated had an 80 percent lower risk of being hospitalized for the disease.N.Y. / Region
After Hurricane Sandy, a Rebuilding Program Is Hindered by Its Own Construction
Thousands of families remain frustrated by New York City’s residence rebuilding program, Build It Back, which has been stalled by design and execution problems largely attributable to the Bloomberg administration.World
Charges Dropped Against British Parents of Ill Child
The British parents who took their critically ill child, Ashya, to Spain for treatment without doctors’ consent were released from a prison outside Madrid, their lawyer said.Opinion
The New Look of Smokers' Litter
The cigarettes may change, but for some smokers the habit of littering does not.Technology
Path of Stolen Credit Cards Leads Back to Home Depot Stores
Bank and computer security company employees and law enforcement officials are tracing the track taken by the latest batch of stolen cards.World
Out of Jail, British Couple Reunite With Ill Son
Brett and Naghmeh King were released three days after being arrested for taking their 5-year-old son to Spain for alternative treatment for a brain tumor.U.S.
Ex-Governor McDonnell and Wife Convicted After Corruption Trial
Former Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia was convicted on 11 counts of conspiracy, bribery and extortion, and his wife Maureen on eight, after both were accused of having done favors while in office for a businessman in return for gifts and loans.U.S.
Justice Dept. Inquiry to Focus on Practices of Police in Ferguson
The inquiry is in addition to the F.B.I. civil rights investigation that is looking specifically into the shooting of Michael Brown on Aug. 9.World
E.U. Urges Sharing Data to Avert Air Disasters
Europe’s top aviation safety agency called on national governments to better enable international regulators and airlines to assess the risks of flying over conflict zones.N.Y. / Region
Making Sure Visitors Know They’re at Barnard, With a B
On its 125th anniversary, Barnard College, which operates in partnership with Columbia University, is asserting its campus individuality with a new graphics campaign.World
2 South Korean Soldiers Die in Anti-Captivity Training
The soldiers apparently suffocated during an exercise meant to prepare them for being taken prisoner by the enemy, a military spokesman said Wednesday.U.S.
3rd Missionary With Ebola Is Identified
Dr. Rick Sacra, 51, was sickened in West Africa while delivering babies at a hospital in Liberia.Opinion
Scotland’s Identity, Put to a Vote
In a testimony to democratic values in Britain, the Scots will soon vote on whether they should be an independent country without the threat of reprisals.U.S.
Texas Abortion Clinic to Reopen After Ruling
Whole Woman’s Health will reopen a clinic serving poor women in the Rio Grande Valley after a judge ruled that Texas’s new strictures were too restrictive.World
Cuts at W.H.O. Hurt Response to Ebola Crisis
The epidemic has exposed gaping holes in the ability to tackle outbreaks in an increasingly interconnected world, where diseases can quickly spread from remote villages to cities housing millions of people.U.S.
A Prisoner’s Beard Offers the Next Test of Religious Liberty for the Supreme Court
Months after ruling on the Hobby Lobby case, the justices will hear arguments on whether Arkansas may prohibit Muslim inmates from having beards.Business Day
European Central Bank to Start Asset Purchases After Further Rate Cut
The move is unprecedented but appears to fall short of the broad, large-scale bond purchases advocated by many economists to prevent stagnation in the eurozone.U.S.
The Race Gap in America’s Police Departments
Hundreds of police departments across the nation have forces with a white percentage that is more than 30 percentage points higher than the communities they serve.World
Killing of 3 Israeli Teenagers Loosely Tied to Hamas, Court Documents Show
There was no evidence in the documents that the top leaders of Hamas directed or had prior knowledge of the plot.Automobiles
Wheelies: The Thrifty G.M. Pickups Edition
G.M. says its Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon midsize pickups will get 26 m.p.g. on the highway; the price of the 2015 Toyota Sienna is $1,680 more than the 2014 model.Business Day
First Vaccine for Dengue Fever Shows Promise in 2nd Big Trial
A French drug company said that use of the vaccine cut the risk of getting dengue by 60.8 percent and those vaccinated had an 80 percent lower risk of being hospitalized for the disease.N.Y. / Region
After Hurricane Sandy, a Rebuilding Program Is Hindered by Its Own Construction
Thousands of families remain frustrated by New York City’s residence rebuilding program, Build It Back, which has been stalled by design and execution problems largely attributable to the Bloomberg administration.World
Charges Dropped Against British Parents of Ill Child
The British parents who took their critically ill child, Ashya, to Spain for treatment without doctors’ consent were released from a prison outside Madrid, their lawyer said.Opinion
The New Look of Smokers' Litter
The cigarettes may change, but for some smokers the habit of littering does not.Technology
Path of Stolen Credit Cards Leads Back to Home Depot Stores
Bank and computer security company employees and law enforcement officials are tracing the track taken by the latest batch of stolen cards.World
Out of Jail, British Couple Reunite With Ill Son
Brett and Naghmeh King were released three days after being arrested for taking their 5-year-old son to Spain for alternative treatment for a brain tumor.U.S.
Ex-Governor McDonnell and Wife Convicted After Corruption Trial
Former Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia was convicted on 11 counts of conspiracy, bribery and extortion, and his wife Maureen on eight, after both were accused of having done favors while in office for a businessman in return for gifts and loans.U.S.
Justice Dept. Inquiry to Focus on Practices of Police in Ferguson
The inquiry is in addition to the F.B.I. civil rights investigation that is looking specifically into the shooting of Michael Brown on Aug. 9.N.Y. / Region
Making Sure Visitors Know They’re at Barnard, With a B
On its 125th anniversary, Barnard College, which operates in partnership with Columbia University, is asserting its campus individuality with a new graphics campaign.World
E.U. Urges Sharing Data to Avert Air Disasters
Europe’s top aviation safety agency called on national governments to better enable international regulators and airlines to assess the risks of flying over conflict zones.Opinion
Scotland’s Identity, Put to a Vote
In a testimony to democratic values in Britain, the Scots will soon vote on whether they should be an independent country without the threat of reprisals.U.S.
Texas Abortion Clinic to Reopen After Ruling
Whole Woman’s Health will reopen a clinic serving poor women in the Rio Grande Valley after a judge ruled that Texas’s new strictures were too restrictive.Business Day
Fast-Food Workers Seeking Higher Wages Are Arrested During Sit-Ins
Protests were taking place in Times Square in New York City and over 100 other cities nationwide, with workers demanding a $15-an-hour wage.Opinion
A Church for the Poor
Pope Francis is reversing the Vatican's Cold War stance against liberation theology.World
In Southeast Asia, Indonesia Becomes a Role Model for Democracy
The presidential election came to a peaceful end, reinforcing the nation’s democratic transfer of power in a region where such transitions are increasingly rare.U.S.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel Gives $14,000 Back to Chicago for Travel
Mr. Emanuel’s repayments, which included interest, were a result of a new city policy that seeks to ensure that Chicago taxpayers are not charged for fund-raising trips.N.Y. / Region
De Blasio Endorses Hochul, Cuomo’s Pick for Lieutenant Governor
Kathy Hochul, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s running mate, received her biggest and most unlikely endorsement yet: from Mayor Bill de Blasio, who pronounced her a “true progressive.”U.S.
The Race Gap in America’s Police Departments
Hundreds of police departments across the nation have forces with a white percentage that is more than 30 percentage points higher than the communities they serve.World
Killing of 3 Israeli Teenagers Loosely Tied to Hamas, Court Documents Show
Israeli documents cite no evidence that the top leaders of Hamas had prior knowledge of an abduction plot.Automobiles
Wheelies: The Thrifty G.M. Pickups Edition
G.M. says its Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon midsize pickups will get 26 m.p.g. on the highway; the price of the 2015 Toyota Sienna is $1,680 more than the 2014 model.Business Day
First Vaccine for Dengue Fever Shows Promise in 2nd Big Trial
A French drug company said that use of the vaccine cut the risk of getting dengue by 60.8 percent and those vaccinated had an 80 percent lower risk of being hospitalized for the disease.N.Y. / Region
After Hurricane Sandy, a Rebuilding Program Is Hindered by Its Own Construction
Thousands of families remain frustrated by New York City’s residence rebuilding program, Build It Back, which has been stalled by design and execution problems largely attributable to the Bloomberg administration.World
Charges Dropped Against British Parents of Ill Child
The British parents who took their critically ill child, Ashya, to Spain for treatment without doctors’ consent were released from a prison outside Madrid, their lawyer said.Opinion
The New Look of Smokers' Litter
The cigarettes may change, but for some smokers the habit of littering does not.Technology
Path of Stolen Credit Cards Leads Back to Home Depot Stores
Bank and computer security company employees and law enforcement officials are tracing the track taken by the latest batch of stolen cards.World
Out of Jail, British Couple Reunite With Ill Son
Brett and Naghmeh King were released three days after being arrested for taking their 5-year-old son to Spain for alternative treatment for a brain tumor.U.S.
Ex-Governor McDonnell and Wife Convicted After Corruption Trial
Former Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia and his wife, Maureen, were convicted of doing favors for a businessman in exchange for gifts and loans.U.S.
Justice Dept. Inquiry to Focus on Practices of Police in Ferguson
The inquiry is in addition to the F.B.I. civil rights investigation that is looking specifically into the shooting of Michael Brown on Aug. 9.N.Y. / Region
Making Sure Visitors Know They’re at Barnard, With a B
On its 125th anniversary, Barnard College, which operates in partnership with Columbia University, is asserting its campus individuality with a new graphics campaign.World
E.U. Urges Sharing Data to Avert Air Disasters
Europe’s top aviation safety agency called on national governments to better enable international regulators and airlines to assess the risks of flying over conflict zones.Opinion
Scotland’s Identity, Put to a Vote
In a testimony to democratic values in Britain, the Scots will soon vote on whether they should be an independent country without the threat of reprisals.U.S.
Texas Abortion Clinic to Reopen After Ruling
Whole Woman’s Health will reopen a clinic serving poor women in the Rio Grande Valley after a judge ruled that Texas’s new strictures were too restrictive.Business Day
Fast-Food Workers Seeking Higher Wages Are Arrested During Sit-Ins
Protests were taking place in Times Square in New York City and over 100 other cities nationwide, with workers demanding a $15-an-hour wage.Opinion
A Church for the Poor
Pope Francis is reversing the Vatican's Cold War stance against liberation theology.World
In Southeast Asia, Indonesia Becomes a Role Model for Democracy
The presidential election came to a peaceful end, reinforcing the nation’s democratic transfer of power in a region where such transitions are increasingly rare.The Upshot
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