A 72-Hour Cease-Fire Is Announced in Gaza ConflictNYT Now
Secretary of State John Kerry announced that Israel and Hamas had agreed to a humanitarian cease-fire, which was to start on Friday, but that Israeli troops who have entered Gaza can remain.
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C.I.A. Finds Its Officers Broke Into Senate ComputersNYT Now
A report by the agency’s inspector general also found that C.I.A. officers read the emails of the Senate investigators and sent a criminal referral to the Justice Department based on false information.
Emergency Efforts in Africa to Contain Ebola as Toll Rises NYT Now
West African leaders quickened the pace of their response on Thursday as fatalities mounted amid the worst known outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus.
French Doctors Challenged on End-of-Life DecisionsNYT Now
Families in France are challenging doctors on their right to make end-of-life decisions for patients who cannot communicate, though some doctors insist that making such calls is better for the family.
Rebellion Inside G.O.P. Scuttles Vote on Border BillNYT Now
A $659 million emergency spending measure to address the surge of young migrants was withdrawn, but leaders are expected to hold another meeting Friday to decide how to proceed.
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Old-Fashioned Blockbusters Reshuffle Race
With their latest acquisitions, the Tigers and the Athletics hope to capture the championship that has eluded them in recent decades, but they may stand in each other’s way again.
Union Limits and Voter ID Rule Upheld in WisconsinNYT Now
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld a law that effectively ended collective bargaining for most public workers.
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Having More Than One Set of DNA Carries Legacy of Risk
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The C.I.A.’s Reckless Breach of Trust
The agency will have to go much further than apologies for breaking into the Senate’s computers. Its culture needs an overhaul, too.
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Krugman: Knowledge Isn’t Power
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America’s Hidden Credit Card Bill
The federal government should have to report all its liabilities, like Social Security, and not just the official debts.
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Vanessa Barbara: Brazil’s Unaffordable Homes
It's no wonder we're the country of favelas, and houses of cardboard and tin.
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