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The Governors exceeded their power.
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Opinion
Uber’s Rough Ride
The car-service app has engineering talent and business savvy. All it lacks is some grown-ups to manage it.U.S.
In Same-Sex Marriage Calculation, Justices May See Golden Ratio
Same-sex marriage will be banned in 15 states at most if the Supreme Court takes up the question this term or next. That could be an important number.Opinion
G.M.’s Victims Get an Extension
Allowing an extra month for the owners of defective cars to submit claims for death and serious injuries is the right call.Opinion
In Pursuit of an Oddly Shaped Comet
Scientists hope the Rosetta mission will help them decipher clues to the formation of the solar system.Technology
Settlement in Apple Case Over E-Books Is Approved
A deal in the antitrust case would give consumers $400 million in cash and e-book credits, and lawyers $50 million. But an appeal is still pending.Opinion
Love and Gravity
Christopher Nolan’s “Interstellar” illustrates how modern science has changed the way we look at love, philosophy and religion.Opinion
Learning From Kobani
A reader discusses the importance of the Syrian town of Kobani as a model of direct democracy.Sports
F.S.U. Coach’s Call-In Show Is a No-Sin Zone
On his radio call-in show, Jimbo Fisher, the Florida State football coach, hears plenty of praise, but no questions about the team’s off-field scandals.Business Day
The Fight for $15.37 an Hour
Forces both inside and outside the traditional labor movement united to campaign for a higher minimum wage for hotel workers in Los Angeles.World
Prosecution of Uighur Students Underscores Perils of Chinese Clampdown
At least three students are expected to stand trial on Tuesday on charges of having worked for the imprisoned activist Ilham Tohti.U.S.
Oklahoma: Education Waiver Is Restored for State
The Department of Education announced Monday that Oklahoma — which lost its No Child Left Behind waiver after repealing Common Core — would have its waiver reinstated.World
Officials Revise Goals on Containing Ebola After Signs of Wider Exposure in Mali
The leaders of the United Nations and the World Health Organization said nearly 500 people in Mali and Guinea had been exposed to a sickened imam who had been misdiagnosed.| Guinea | 2047 | 1745 | 1214 |
| Liberia | 7082 | 2669 | 2963 |
| Sierra Leone | 6190 | 5152 | 1267 |
| Total | 15319 | 9566 | 5444 |
N.Y. / Region
Confession in Patz Murder Case Can Be Used at Trial, Judge Decides
The decision clears the way for a jury to decide if Pedro Hernandez is guilty of one of New York City’s most infamous crimes.U.S.
You Can Freeze Your Eggs. You Can't Freeze Time.
Apple and Facebook have started a useful conversation with the novel perk of enabling employees to freeze their eggs. But I have a message for women considering this option: it may not work.World
Shabab Gunmen Attack Bus in Kenya and Kill 28
The Somalian insurgent group attacked a bus in northeastern Kenya and killed passengers who were not Muslims, saying they were responding to raids by Kenyan forces on four mosques.
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De Blasio may be able to impose the change.
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The numbers are bad.
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Joe Stalin imposed order last time.
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Real Estate
Office Landlords in New York Splurge on Opulent Holiday Displays
For the first time since the recession, many of Manhattan’s real estate firms are spending lavishly on decorations, some investing $1 million on displays.Opinion
The Incredible Shrinking Action in Atlantic City
The once-thriving casinos continue a long, painful slide from the glory days of the 1970s. The Trump Taj Mahal may be the next to close.World
Pope, in France, Urges Europe to Open Its Arms to Refugees
Pope Francis told the European Parliament that the Continent had become too “fearful and self-absorbed” and needed to give “acceptance and assistance” to people fleeing war and poverty.The Pope is never secular.
Francis understands the secular.
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U.S.
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