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Automobiles
And Then My Car Chimed In, After It Nudged Me in the Rear
Today’s automobiles are beeping and chirping at us, raising lights like stage curtains, playing little movies on our screens and serenading us with theme melodies.U.S.
Child Pornography Case Spurs Debate on Military’s Role in Law Enforcement
A case in Washington State has sparked sharp debate over how much the military’s formidable investigative powers can legally contribute to civilian cases.World
Growing Imbalance Between Germany and France Strains Their Relationship
French leaders are facing the pressure of their own weakened economy and the continuing austerity push of the German chancellor, Angela Merkel.World
Though Adversaries on the Surface, U.S. and Hezbollah Share a Goal
In practice, Hezbollah and the United States are already working — separately — on a common goal: to stop the extremist Islamic State from moving into Lebanon.World
Q. and A.: Glen Peters on China and Climate Change
A scientist with the Global Carbon Project argues that China holds the key to promoting renewable energy and limiting global warming.Opinion
The Great Pennsylvania Poultry Disaster
If some hipster named Seth could raise a chickens on a roof in Williamsburg, I could do it far better in the woods. Or so I thought.Opinion
A Chance at College for Ex-Offenders
Colleges are screening out applicants based on criminal records, but those records are often inaccurate and misleading or contain only trivial offenses.U.S.
Arizona Republican Official Resigns After Remarks About Medicaid Recipients
Russell Pearce, who had been a polarizing figure on the immigration issue, said he was quoting someone else in calling for birth control for those getting Medicaid.Opinion
The Sex Geckos' Sacrifice
The demise of these lizards should make us question the ethics of animal research in space.
World
In the Rhine Valley, Clamoring for Relief From Ramped-Up Rail
A vital stretch along Europe’s most important north-south rail route is being overrun with train traffic, spoiling the quality of life for residents in a region famous for its natural beauty.Fashion & Style
Video: Vows | Embracing the Unknown
Breezy Jackson and Paul Koubek find love in adventure and adventure in love. They met while working in Antarctica and dated while scuba diving and rock climbing.World
Explosion Rocks Eastern Ukraine Hours After an Amended Cease-Fire Is Signed
A huge explosion shattered the stillness of an early fall morning in Donetsk, illustrating the fragility of a cease-fire agreed upon two weeks ago.N.Y. / Region
The Famous Can Present a Minefield for Doctors
The term, described in a 1964 medical journal, points out how famous or influential patients can receive preferential care. Joan Rivers’s throat procedure at a clinic last month may be the latest example.U.S.
To Win Back Older Voters, Democrats Talk Up Social Security
Looking to voters 65 and older who have been the party’s weak spot and who reliably turn out in midterm elections.Automobiles
New Script, but Still Playing the Heavy
The 2015 Escalade remains mostly unchanged, a cartoonish rear-drive barge laden with the pomp and pretension that used to be Cadillac’s mainstay.Science
NASA Craft Reaches Mars’ Orbit to Study Atmosphere
The orbiter, called Maven, will keep tabs on a comet passing by and analyze the planet’s upper atmosphere to learn how it has changed.U.S.
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