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N.F.L. Sued by Players Union Over Adrian Peterson Ruling
The complaint, filed on Monday, argues that the league-appointed arbitrator who upheld Peterson’s season-long suspension last week was biased and disregarded collectively bargained rules.Business Day
France Says It Will Ban Uber’s Low-Cost Service in New Year
As Paris taxis staged a go-slow protest on Monday, an Interior Ministry spokesman said the ride-booking service would be prohibited as of Jan. 1.Business Day
E.C.B. Will Publish Accounts of Meetings but Not Details on Votes
Its decision to keep the gatherings anonymous — unlike the Federal Reserve or the Bank of England — is likely to lead to criticism that it is less than transparent.World
Car Bombs in Yemen Kill Dozens, Including Schoolchildren
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the bombings in the central city of Rada, but suspicion fell on Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.Opinion
Coal, an Outlaw Enterprise
The outsize influence and campaign donations of King Coal subvert democracy in Appalachia.World
U.N. Secretary General to Visit Ebola-Plagued Nations
The trip, which is to begin later this week, seems designed to send a message of solidarity with the three affected countries: Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.Opinion
On Torture: Cheney, McCain et Al.
Readers respond to remarks by former Vice President Dick Cheney and Senator John McCain.Business Day
Still Mastering Facebook. Do I Really Need to Learn Snapchat?
Small businesses experiencing “social media overload” must decide which platforms they’ll embrace and which ones they’ll avoid.World
Israel Cracks Down on Lehava, a Group Tied to Anti-Arab Acts
Ten members of Lehava, a far-right Jewish group, were arrested on suspicion of incitement and calls for acts of violence motivated by racism, a day after three were arrested in an arson case.Opinion
Conserving Water
The director of Los Angeles Waterkeeper describes its campaign to encourage motorists not to wash their cars for 60 days.Science
‘A Great Moment’: Rover Finds Methane, a Clue That Mars May Harbor Life
The presence of the gas could be the result of a geological process or the product of microbes.Technology
Agencies Investigate Unauthorized Customer Billings at Sprint
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau filed a suit in federal court on Wednesday, saying millions of dollars in unauthorized charges were put on consumers’ bills.false
With Unresolved Health Risks and Few Signs of an Economic Boon, Cuomo to Ban Gas Fracking
A look at the mix of economic, political and environmental factors that prompted Gov. Cuomo to bar fracking.World
Turkey Promotes Religious Schools, Often Defying Parents
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, whose Islamist party has injected religion into many aspects of Turkish life, has celebrated an increase in enrollment at religious schools to almost a million from 63,000 during his 12 years in power.Technology
Google’s Detractors Take Their Fight to the States
Critics of Google are turning to state attorneys general to push the company to censor illegal content and sites from search results.U.S.
Court Rules for a Mistaken Police Officer
The Supreme Court, 8 to 1, ruled that a police officer can stop a car based on a mistaken understanding of the law without violating the Fourth Amendment.Fashion & Style
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