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A Tilt Toward NATO in Ukraine as Parliament Meets
At the convening of a new Parliament in Ukraine, President Petro O. Poroshenko urged the repeal of the country’s nonaligned status and a move toward joining NATO.
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Mexican Leader, Facing Protests, Promises to Overhaul Policing
President Enrique Peña Nieto’s plan makes forces answerable to state and federal authorities, though observers questioned the credibility of a president who has had scandals of his own.The Upshot
Election Was Rough for Democrats. It Was Worse for West Virginia Democrats.
The switch started years ago, and now West Virginia seems to have completed the journey from being a Democratic-dominated state to a Republican one.Opinion
A Optimistic Realist Tours Earth's Age of Humans
A lyrical nature writer explains her optimistic view of the deepening human imprint on the Earth.The Upshot
Under Pressure From Uber, Taxi Medallion Prices are Plummeting
Market data suggests that the taxi business, which has undergone little change over many decades, is in the midst of a revolution.Business Day
Obama Threatens to Veto $440 Billion Tax Deal
The president, saying that an emerging agreement to extend a number of existing tax cuts favored corporations over the middle class, delivered a setback to negotiations that have already been divisive.Arts
A Son Seeks Art Looted by the East Germans
Between 1973 and 1989, the East German police seized more than 200,000 objects in hundreds of raids, according to experts and archives, and some are reclaiming the art.The Upshot
Studies Back Up That Few Elections Are Swung by Voter ID Laws
The Brennan Center for Justice points to large numbers of voters who can be disenfranchised, but that doesn’t mean many election results will change.Magazine
The Mine Disaster That Shook Turkey
A mine fire in May killed 301 men, making it the worst industrial disaster in Turkish history. This is the story of two men who lived through it.Opinion
In Peru, a Fight Over Land Rights
Indigenous communities are standing up to loggers in a country that is one of the deadliest for environmentalists and activists.World
U.S.-Led Raid Frees 8 Qaeda Hostages From a Yemeni Cave
The freed captives were six Yemeni citizens, a Saudi and an Ethiopian, who were unharmed, Yemeni officials said in a statement.Business Day
Toyota Widens Recall of Cars With Takata Airbags
The Japanese automaker and its minicar subsidiary, Daihatsu, said they were recalling a total of about 85,000 vehicles, all outside the United States.N.Y. / Region
Anger Upstate Over Power Plan for New York City
Hudson Valley residents worry that proposals to add high-voltage electric transmission lines will cause disruptions including spoiled views and loss of homes and property.Science
Panel Rejects Sternest F.D.A. Warning for Steroid Shots
Recommending the toughest federal alert would have signaled to doctors that the risks of use outweighed any potential therapeutic benefit for patients.Opinion
Detroit’s Pension Benefits
The executive director of the National Conference on Public Employee Retirement Systems says pensions should not be seen as a threat to the city.Technology
A Little Abracadabra on the Phone
Numerous apps teach you how to fool your targets, and some even play a role in the trickery.Automobiles
Wheelies: The ‘Fix it Again, Tony’ Edition
Fiat announces an ad campaign that plays to an old, derogatory acronym; G.M. announces a less expensive way to use lightweight aluminum in vehicle production.U.S.
Minnesota: 2 Accused of Trying to Aid Terror Group
Two Minnesota men have been charged with conspiracy to provide material support to the Islamic State group.Fashion & Style
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