Airstrike Hits Hospital in Afghanistan; at Least 19 Killed
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Syria Crisis Exposes Divide Between Obama and Clinton
Hillary Rodham Clinton is arguing for a more robust approach to Syria, with the president dismissing her ideas as campaign politics.
On Police Squad Cars, a Defiant ‘In God We Trust’
Many Southern and Midwestern law enforcement agencies have added the axiom to squad cars, angering often-distant critics who say the moves violate the separation of church and state.
As With G.O.P., Rebellious Mood Befalls Democrats
Anger at the establishment has overtaken the Republican presidential race, but it is also inspiring liberal challenges to party-backed congressional candidates.
How They Got Their Guns
Criminal histories and documented mental health problems did not prevent many of the gunmen in major mass shootings from obtaining weapons, versions of which are shown here.
Shooter’s Father Dismayed by Lack of Gun Limits
The father of Christopher Harper-Mercer, who killed nine people in Oregon, said the massacre would not have happened if his son had not been allowed to buy so many guns — more than a dozen.
China’s Ambitious Latin Rail Plans Meet Harsh Reality
New worries over China’s economy are also raising doubts about “railroad diplomacy” as parts of Latin America reel from their dependence on China.
Your Choice or Theirs: A Struggle for Baby Names
His grandparents offered him $10,000 in exchange for the right to choose his baby’s name. So the couple thought it over. Did they accept?
One Killed and Eight Hurt by Explosion in Brooklyn
The cause of the blast on Saturday had not been determined but a gas leak was strongly suspected, the Fire Department said.
Max Scherzer’s Second No-Hitter Sinks Mets
Scherzer turned in a completely dominating performance, in which the Mets’ only base runner came on a throwing error.
Cooking: Our 10 Most Popular Potato Recipes
From twice-baked potatoes to cheesy hasselback gratin (above), here are the potato recipes Cooking readers have saved most.
A Night Out With Chrissy Teigen
Talking funnel cakes and fame with the Sports Illustrated cover model, daytime TV co-host and wife of the musician John Legend.
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India’s Attack on Free Speech
Hindu extremists are killing writers but the country’s leaders are silent.
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Does Pre-K Make Any Difference?
A new study suggests the gains are ephemeral. But let’s check the fine print.
Weekend Reads
Review: New York City Ballet Gives a Dance Form a Makeover
World premieres by Robert Binet, Justin Peck, Troy Schumacher and Myles Thatcher were all performed with a fresh modernity and artistic seriousness.
When Hemingway Was a Young Fisherman in Michigan
Ernest Hemingway spent his boyhood summers in northern Michigan, a place that had a seismic effect on his writing.
Pete Davidson Nuzzles Up to the Prickly Joke
The 21-year-old “Saturday Night Live” player stands out for his deceptively simple takes on immaturity — and for his ability to make people squirm.
How Patent Law Can Block Even Lifesaving Drugs
Companies don’t want to spend money bringing to market a drug that might be effective but can’t be patented.
A Breast Cancer Surgeon Who Keeps Challenging the Status Quo
Dr. Laura J. Esserman strikes a different note in response to conventional wisdom on treating some kinds of breast lesions.
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