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U.S. Pushes Back Against Warnings That ISIS Plans to Enter From Mexico
Counterterrorism officials said they are far more concerned that a militant will enter the country in a quite typical way: legally, on a commercial airline flight.Opinion
The Great Unraveling
A time of weakness and hatred, disorientation and doubt, when nobody can see what disaster looms.World
U.S. to Commit Up to 3,000 Troops to Fight Ebola in Africa
Under pressure to do more to confront the Ebola outbreak sweeping across West Africa, President Obama is expanding military and medical resources to combat the spread of the deadly virus.Magazine
Will Portland Always Be a Retirement Community for the Young?
As American cities compete for college-educated workers, Portland has a unique problem: It has way too many.World
London Repeats Offer of New Powers if Scotland Votes No
With two days left before Scots vote in a referendum on independence, the leaders of the three main British political parties sought to avert secession.World
How ISIS Works
With oil revenues, arms and organization, the jihadist group controls vast stretches of Syria and Iraq and aspires to statehood.Logistics.
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After 17 Years, ‘The View’ Isn’t So Clear Anymore
Most of what went on in the first episode of the new season of “The View” was rather stilted, despite the presence of new hosts.World
U.S. General Open to Ground Forces in Fight Against ISIS in Iraq
Remarks by Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, open the door to a riskier, more expansive American combat role than the president has publicly outlined.U.S.
For James Foley’s Family, U.S. Policy Offered No Hope
After Mr. Foley was kidnapped by ISIS, the government offered sympathy but little active support, his family said, leaving them overwhelmed and unsure of what to do.Opinion
Goodbye, Organization Man
The global failure to address the Ebola epidemic stems from a much broader crisis in our culture of government.Health
Off the Drugs, Onto the Cupcakes
Programs to rehabilitate substance abusers are starting to become conscious of diet, learning that sugar addiction can replace drug addiction.Opinion
What’s Behind Germany’s New Anti-Semitism
The ugly truth is that much of today’s anti-Semitism originates with people of Muslim background.U.S.
Where Health Law Helps Voters but Saps Votes
Although expanded coverage made the state an early success story, there is little evidence it will help Democrats there in the midterm elections.The Upshot
‘A National Admissions Office’ for Low-Income Strivers
QuestBridge has quietly become a force in college admissions. On some elite campuses, 1 in 10 students come from the program.Opinion
Should We All Take a Bit of Lithium?
Suicide seems to be less common where the lithium is more plentiful in drinking water.U.S.
U.S. to End Coverage Under Health Care Law for Tens of Thousands
The Obama administration said it would terminate health insurance for 115,000 people on Oct. 1 because they had failed to prove they were eligible for coverage.Health
Ask Well: Plantar Fasciitis Relief
If you have stairs or a sturdy box in your home, along with a backpack, timely relief for plantar fasciitis may be possible.N.Y. / Region
Monk Parrots Nestle Nicely in Queens and Beyond
Some 50 years after the parrots showed up, how they wound up in the United States is still a matter of debate.Business Day
Hollywood’s Old-Time Star Makers Are Swooping In on YouTube’s Party
The star-making system of the future, it turns out, needs the star-making system of the past — or at least a swarm of agents and managers has decided it does.
How Likely Is It That Birth Control Could Let You Down?
Charts of probabilities of unintended pregnancy while using different contraception methods, for up to 10 years.|
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