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Opinion
The Border Crisis Isn’t Over
The Obama administration and Congress must do better to assure that migrants who fear persecution are given careful consideration.Automobiles
Wheelies: The Blue Light Special Edition
A Toyota affiliate lauds two of the three Japanese scientists who won the Nobel Prize for Physics; Cadillac’s chief talks about the brand’s product blitz.
Automobiles
Late, but Fashionably So, to the Electric Ball
The 2015 Soul EV, Kia’s first all-electric model in the United States, shows the advantages of hanging back and learning from other automakers’ plug-in missteps.U.S.
Recent White House Memoirs Target Lame Duck Over a Potential Successor
In the growing crop of tell-alls by former Obama officials, Hillary Rodham Clinton has emerged largely unscathed — proof that it is easier to kick a sitting second-term president than a potential future one.
Alaska may be an electoral unknown.
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Secret Money Fueling a Flood of Political Ads
More than half of the general election advertising aired by outside groups in the battle for control of Congress has come from organizations that disclose little or nothing about their donors.Opinion
Having to Rebuild Gaza, Again
What is the point of spending many millions of dollars to reconstruct the strip just so it can be destroyed in the next war?Opinion
Can Celiac Disease Affect the Brain?
Some scientists have linked gluten with neurological symptoms.Technology
Uber Flunks the Better Business Bureau Test
The car-summoning start-up gets poor reviews as customers complain about the company’s pricing practices.
There is no decision yet.
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Business Day
Walmart to End Health Coverage for 30,000 Part-Time Workers
The retailer said it would terminate coverage for about 5 percent of its part-time force because of cost increases under the Affordable Care Act.U.S.
Republicans to Investigate Environmental Group’s Influence on Carbon Rule
The inquiry, to be led by Representative Darrell Issa of California and Senator David Vitter of Louisiana, will look at whether the Environmental Protection Agency allowed an advocacy group too much sway in developing a regulation to curb carbon emissions.N.Y. / Region
Policy Change Could Benefit New York’s Landlords and Tenants
The new policy guidelines will allow hundreds of mixed-income rental buildings to sell most of their apartments as long as they permanently preserve their low-income rentals or increase their number.U.S.
2-Tier Secret Service Faces a Test
The protection service’s agents must have more education and experience than its uniformed officers, who were on duty the day a man with a knife ran through the front door of the White House.Arts
The Art of Funny: Cartoon Imagery, Often With an Edge
The exhibition “Puddle, pothole, portal,” at SculptureCenter in Long Island City, Queens, presents visual and conceptual humor in works by 23 artists.Opinion
Putin Shows His Hand
The Western sanctions imposed on Russia may be generating some unintended consequences.Opinion
Appetite, Bill and Barack
Our 42nd president brought something to the office that our 43rd and 44th didn’t. What about our 45th?Presidential Election of 2016; United States Politics and Government; Midterm
The Clinton show was better but Obama has gotten more done.
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Dam Rising in Ethiopia Stirs Hope and Tensionut foreign assistance.
Ethiopia is a poor country, but officials say the Renaissance Dam, one of Africa’s most ambitiut foreign assistance.ous infrastructure projects, will be paid for without foreign assistance.++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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The Upshot
What the Dollar’s Rise Tells Us About the Global Economy
The U.S. may have more to gain from progress in Europe and Japan than from advantageous exchange rates for American companies.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.Opinion
What I Saw as an N.F.L. Ball Boy
Games spent gathering helmet fragments and supplying smelling salts.World
Kenyan Leader Appears at His Hague Trial
Prosecutors said the case against Uhuru Kenyatta could not continue until the Kenyan government ended its obstruction and sent in evidence that was requested more than two years ago.World
Explosion at Key Military Base in Iran Raises Questions About Sabotage
An explosion took place deep inside a military base near Tehran, where Iran produces key elements of its missiles and other munitions.Opinion
Education Law’s Failings
Merle L. Brenner, a former early childhood educator in New York City, discusses the problems of No Child Left Behind.|
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