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Health
Vulnerability to Fructose Varies, Health Study Finds
In some people, consumption of the sugar sharply effects a hormone that helps to regulate fat accumulation, researchers at Harvard reported.Opinion
OptionsReproductive Rights on the Ballot
Initiatives in Colorado, North Dakota and Tennessee aim to end or severely limit abortion rights.Automobiles
Monday Motorsports: Hamilton, Harvick and Márquez Score Wins
Lewis Hamilton won another Formula One race; post-race tempers flared at a Nascar race; Marc Márquez locked in the MotoGP season championship.Opinion
Amazon Plays Rough. So What?
While the debate rages on over monopoly status, is anyone really going to stop shopping at the website?Science
Breakthrough Replicates Human Brain Cells for Use in Alzheimer’s Research
The discovery will allow scientists to quickly, cheaply and easily test drugs that might stop the process in the first place.World
A Symbolic Vote in Britain Recognizes a Palestinian State
The action by Parliament was seen as an indication of how public opinion has shifted since the breakdown of peace talks and the Gaza conflict.Fashion & Style
Parental Fortitude
Discussing how to handle the bad behavior of a son and his friends, what to do about surname coincidences and more.Business Day
Central Bank Details Somber State of Europe’s Banking System
There are fewer lenders in the eurozone now, but the sector still suffers the effects of the financial crisis, a European Central Bank report said.
Business Day
When the Art of the Deal Becomes a Crime
Two cases raise the question about what role the courts should play in policing negotiations and the limits that can be applied to the tactics one side can use in making a deal, Peter J. Henning writes in the White Collar Watch column.Business Day
Two Groups Complete Inspections of 1,700 Bangladesh Garment Factories
Two groups have uncovered safety violations ranging from minor to dangerous, and have asked that 41 factories be temporarily closed.Automobiles
Citroën’s U.F.O. Spawns a Brand
PSA Peugeot Citroën’s new third brand, called simply DS, was introduced to the European public at the Paris Motor Show.
World
U.N. Denounces ‘Provocations’ at Holy Sites in Jerusalem
Officers entered the compound and found “petrol bombs, stones, bottle rockets and fireworks” as well as “masked Palestinians,” a police spokesman said.Business Day
E.C.B. Sets Release of Banks’ Asset Quality Review for Oct. 26
The yearlong audit of lenders’ books in search of hidden weaknesses will be released on the last Sunday of this month, the European Central Bank said.Health
A Promising Pill, Not So Hard to Swallow
Researchers found that oral capsules containing human feces may be an effective and safer alternative to fecal transplants for patients with Clostridium difficile infections.Sports
Monday Motorsports: Hamilton, Harvick and Márquez Score Wins
Lewis Hamilton won another Formula One race; post-race tempers flared at a Nascar race; Marc Márquez locked in the MotoGP season championship.Science
Breakthrough Replicates Human Brain Cells for Use in Alzheimer’s Research
The discovery will allow scientists to quickly, cheaply and easily test drugs that might stop the process in the first place.Alxheimer's is genetic.
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Texans Botch Late Chances Against Colts
Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts had a great first quarter and did just enough to hold on for a 33-28 victory over the Houston Texans.Business Day
YouTube Takes Manhattan
A studio that YouTube is opening in Manhattan will bring the company in proximity to more traditional creators of media content, along with a huge new pool of talent.U.S.
California: Firefighting Planes Are Cleared for Work After Crash
Officials reactivated the state’s 22 firefighting air tankers on Friday, days after one of the aircraft crashed in Yosemite National Park, killing the pilot.World
W.H.O. Chief Calls Ebola Ou
tbreak a ‘Crisis for International Peace’
The virus’s spread in West Africa is “unquestionably the most severe acute public health emergency in modern times,” said Dr. Margaret Chan, the body’s director general.Business Day
Fedex Accused of Discriminating Against the Deaf
A commission says FedEx Ground employed a significantnumber of deaf package handlers nationwide but failed to provide needed accommodations.
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