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Opinion
We Can Save the Caribbean’s Coral Reefs
We need to stop overfishing and impose strict regulations on coastal development and pollution.U.S.
In Debut, Benghazi Panel Leaves Sparring to Others
The special House committee on Benghazi got off to a quiet start in a hearing on Wednesday, but outside groups on the left and the right continued their maneuvering.Business Day
Banks Show Tepid Interest as E.C.B. Begins Program of Cheap Loans
Under a plan to stimulate the real economy, banks signed up to borrow nearly 83 billion euros, which most analysts considered to be less than a mark of success.U.S.
Against the Odds, Finding Refuge in El Paso
A Somali woman was granted asylum in Texas, bucking a national trend in which a majority of applicants do not receive asylum.World
Bangladesh: Islamist Leader’s Death Penalty Dropped
Bangladesh’s Supreme Court commuted the death sentence of an Islamist political leader on Wednesday who was convicted last year of war crimes during the nation’s 1971 war for independence.World
As Moscow’s Landfills Near Limits, Recyclers Do Whatever It Takes
A small but growing movement is working to make it easier to recycle household waste, and advocates say Moscow’s brimming landfills could use the relief.Opinion
Looking Back to 1821, Insurers Foresee a $100-Billion Hurricane
If the great 1821 hurricane struck the East Coast today, it would leave a $100-billion trail of losses.Fashion & Style
The Catwalk Serves as a Billboard
The cost of staging a fashion show may require corporate sponsors.Business Day
Multinational Companies Court Lower-Income Consumers
Companies once had little interest in lower-end consumers, but some now recognize the potential of that vast market.U.S.
Judge Accused of Assaulting Wife Is Urged to Resign
In a sign that the outrage about domestic violence in the National Football League has expanded, a federal judge in Alabama faced abrupt and potent pressure to resign after he was charged with striking his wife last month at a luxury hotel in Atlanta.Business Day
A Bezos Company Will Make Engines for Rockets
Blue Origin, owned by Jeff Bezos, agreed to work with United Launch Alliance, which has sent nearly all United States spy and military satellites into space in the last decade.Opinion
Murder in the Mediterranean
The international community must take collective action before more migrants perish.Technology
Amazon Refreshes Its Kindle Line
The updated tablets aim at a variety of audiences: from adults who want to work on their tablets to children.Automobiles
Wheelies: The Lotus Layoffs Edition
Group Lotus says it may have to cut up to 325 jobs; Fiat Chrysler’s new global headquarters will be in London’s upscale West End.The compilation is news I want to have.
Lotus has been one of the few innovative builders.
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World
Unrest by Palestinians Surges in a Jerusalem Neighborhood
The authorities and activists alike cite the strongest and most sustained uprising by the city’s Palestinian residents in a decade.Opinion
Boycott the N.F.L.?
Some critics have called for a boycott of the league in light of the Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson abuse scandals. But who is ultimately responsible for change — the league, its sponsors or viewers like you?N.Y. / Region
Trustees Endorse Plan to Sell Land Beneath Branch of Brooklyn Library
The trustees of the Brooklyn Public Library approved a plan that calls for a developer to build a 20-story building that would include housing, retail, a school gym and the Brooklyn Heights branch.U.S.
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