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Sports
Hamilton Wins a Wet Japanese Grand Prix
The Formula One race in Suzuka was stopped after Jules Bianchi, a French driver with the Marussia team, was seriously injured in an accident.World
Tensions Surge in Estonia Amid a Russian Replay of Cold War Tactics
Questions mounted over whether Estonia and the NATO alliance to which it belongs faced the danger of a Russian push to reprise in the Baltics some of the tactics it used to dismember Ukraine.World
Cameron Acts Like the Front-Runner He Would Like to Be
Despite a bold speech at the Conservatives’ party convention, the British prime minister still faces a tough road to re-election next year.Opinion
A Fruitless Fight to Die at Home
Readers react to an article about a daughter’s efforts to grant her father’s wish.Prime Minister David Cameron delivered a polished speech at his party conference, but faces a tough task in next year’s election. Credit Matt Cardy/Getty Im
Business Day
Greek Budget, Europe’s Nominees and I.M.F. and World Bank Meetings
Greece will unveil its 2015 draft budget, hearings for vice-presidential nominees for the European Commission will be held, and the World Bank and I.M.F. open annual meetings in Washington.
The plan will have no positive effect.
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N.Y. / Region
Offering Help and Hope as Ebola Epidemic Unfolds
Congregations in Clifton, a section of Staten Island with a large Liberian population, are coming together with donations and prayers for loved ones in West Africa struggling to survive the deadly epidemic.U.S.
Democrats Hope for an Upset in Georgia
The state race is surprisingly competitive because of the changing demographics, but the party has two candidates with impressive political pedigrees.Opinion
Will Cities Turn Texas Purple?
Urban growth is the real force for change in Lone Star politics.
Business Day
Dire Warnings by Big Tobacco on E-Smoking
The tobacco industry’s giants are putting health warnings on e-cigarettes that outstrip both those on traditional cigarettes and those on e-cigarettes made by smaller competitors, leaving public health officials skeptical about the companies’ intent.Opinion
The First to Fear Gunplay
Who might know better than a relative that a family member’s firearms should be taken away?World
Training to Fight ISIS
The Iraqi military command has launched a campaign to re-enlist soldiers and officers who abandoned their units.Business Day
Household Debt and Signs of Drought Squeeze Economy in Thailand
The country’s farming households are expected to bear the brunt as the central bank predicts economic growth of 1.5 percent this year.
Opinion
Cameron’s English Problem
Scotland chose to stay in the United Kingdom. Now the prime minister must resolve the English Question.World
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