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Sports
Belmont Stakes 2015: American Pharoah Eyes Triple Crown Sweep
For the 14th time since 1978, a horse will have a chance to become a Triple Crown champion at Belmont Park. Here’s what you need to know.Your Money
Why Homeowner Insurance Deductibles Vary by State
An analysis done for the online site insuranceQuotes.com found that the numerous variations on deductibles can be traced in part to the differences in state laws.U.S.
Drought Is Bearing fuit for Washington Wineries
The state, which has long lagged California in winemaking, has seen its industry double in the last 15 years, and the expansion may be accelerating.World
Bangladesh Police Charge 41 With Murder Over Rana Plaza Collapse
More than 1,100 people were killed in the 2013 collapse of the building, which housed several clothing factories, in what is the garment industry’s worst disaster.N.Y. / Region
Torrential Rain and Floods Mire Parts of New York City
Major thoroughfares were brought to a brief halt as flash flooding overtook parts of Queens and Staten Island, but those traveling into the city on Monday should not expect delays.Real Estate
On the Midtown Skyline, a Race to the Clouds
A new round a of luxury skyscrapers aimed at multimillionaires is on the rise in and around West 57th Street.Food
Grimaldi’s and L&B Spumoni Gardens Offer Slices by the Stop
Sampling tours for pizza and ice cream, a pair of wine stops, a new strawberry, and more.Science
Climate Model Suggests Everest Glaciers Could Nearly Disappear
A new computer model suggests that without changes to greenhouse gas emissions, the Everest region of Nepal could lose 99 percent of its glaciers by the end of the century.Opinion
Pushback in the South China Sea
The United States is asserting its right to operate militarily around the Pacific, including areas where China is trying to dominate.The Upshot
Letter From the Editor: How to Tell a Simple Story
A new format gave readers the chance to think through data, then draw their own chart.Opinion
Holding Your Breath in India
Did I put my family’s health in jeopardy by moving to New Delhi?Sports
Complaint About Neymar
The Brazilian club Santos said it was filing a complaint with FIFA against Barcelona and Neymar seeking compensation for irregularities in the player’s transfer to Barcelona.Opinion
Mobile Home Lending
Richard Jennison of the Manufactured Housing Institute disagrees with an editorial.Sports
2015 Belmont: American Pharoah and the Other Contenders
An early look at some of the possible entrants in the Belmont Stakes, ranked in approximate order from contender to pretender.N.Y. / Region
Crane Collapses in Midtown Manhattan and Damages Several Buildings
The crane was lifting a large piece of equipment to the top of 261 Madison Avenue when it struck the buildings, sending debris falling, the Fire Department said.Business Day
FIFA Case Could Strengthen Justice Dept.’s Global Power
The United States government will have a powerful weapon against international corruption if it is able to successfully use the RICO Act in the latest case involving soccer.N.Y. / Region
Jury in the Bronx Awards $45 Million for a Death After Surgery
Edward Beloyianis was paralyzed at 14 as a result of a spinal operation at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center. He died eight years later of complications of the paralysis.U.S.
Idaho: Abortion Ban Found Unconstitutional
An Idaho law that prohibits abortions of fetuses 20 or more weeks after fertilization is unconstitutional, a federal appeals court ruled on Friday.Sports
Ahmed Zayat, American Pharoah’s Owner, Is Named in $10 Million Libel Suit
The lawyer for the man who alleges that Ahmed Zayat has failed to pay a $2 million gambling debt filed a $10 million libel suit on Monday.Fashion & Style
Kaylan Christianer, Andrew Teich
A resident at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center is to marry an assistant professor in the department of pathology and cell biology at Columbia.
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Opinion
Child Psychiatric Disorders
A psychiatrist writes that what children and parents really need is “better access to careful evaluations” leading to accurate diagnoses and effective treatment.N.Y. / Region
Man Is Dead After Shooting by Police at New Jersey Library
The police said the 36-year-old man had a knife when he entered a library in Lyndhurst, N.J.World
China Says It Could Set Up Air Defense Zone in South China Sea
A Chinese admiral told a security forum in Singapore that Beijing could create a zone above disputed areas if it felt it was facing a large enough threat.N.Y. / Region
New York City Task Force to Investigate ‘Three-Quarter’ Homes
Mayor Bill de Blasio said he had formed an emergency task force on so-called three-quarter houses for taking kickbacks on Medicaid fees for tenants’ drug treatment while forcing residents to live in squalid conditions.U.S.
Secretary of State John Kerry Cuts Trip Short After Bike Crash
Mr. Kerry had suffered a broken leg and was returning to Boston for treatment.World
Thousands Rescued Off Libya in 22 Operations in One Day
Italian officials demanded that its European partners help more with the migrants, who have been coming in huge numbers this year. Last year, Italy rescued some 170,000 migrants at sea.Business Day
Beyond Publish or Perish, Academic Papers Look to Make Splash
The benefits of generating media attention may be skewing research studies and broadening their findings.Business Day
Supreme Court Ruling Little Help to Struggling Homeowners
The court handed banks a victory on Monday by ruling that second mortgages on “underwater” homes could not be voided in bankruptcy.
World
Iran: Prisoners’ Relatives to Testify
Relatives of three Americans imprisoned in Iran and of a fourth who has been missing there for eight years will be the featured witnesses on Tuesday at a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing.Opinion
Police Unions Must Not Block Reform
Restrictive contracts are shielding officers from proper accountability.Business Day
E.C.B. Policy Meeting, U.S. Employment and the Greek Repayment Deadline
Highlights of this week include a news conference by the European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi; government employment data for April; and a critical Greek debt deadline.The Upshot
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