From Turkey, ISIS Draws Steady Stream of RecruitsNYT Now
A neighborhood in the tourist district of the capital, Ankara, has become a hub for wooing new members of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, even as the group holds Turkish hostages.
Top News
For Family of James Foley, U.S. Policy Offered No Hope
After Mr. Foley was kidnapped by ISIS, the government offered sympathy but little active support, his family and their advisers said, leaving them overwhelmed and unsure of what to do.
Obama to Announce Expanded Effort Against EbolaNYT Now
President Obama is expected to announce on Tuesday an expansion of military and medical resources to combat the virus’s spread, officials said.
Cultural Issues as a Cudgel, This Time Swung by Democrats NYT Now
Democrats are using wedge issues in states like Virginia, North Carolina and Colorado to stoke concerns about Republicans among moderate voters, especially women.
Kashmir Copes With Flooding and Anger
A week after the Jhelum River breached its banks, many victims of flooding in Kashmir say that the aid response by the Indian government was too little, too late.
A Physicist as Elusive as His ParticleNYT Now
The Nobel laureate Peter Higgs, 85, whose public appearances have been as rare and fleeting as the tracks of the Higgs boson — or the “God particle” — has adjusted, sort of, to his celebrity.
Confession in Patz Case: ‘Something Just Took Over Me’ NYT Now
A statement from Pedro Hernandez, the man who confessed to killing Etan Patz in 1979, was made public for the first time.
Analysis
In League Ruled by Fiat, Response Seen as Flailing
N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell’s varying responses to disciplinary problems, including the Ray Rice domestic-violence case, have led critics to call for him to step down.
Sidebar
Challenging Privacy Inside the Jury Room
The Supreme Court will examine the privacy of jury deliberations and consider how to address dishonesty during jury selection.
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The Working Life
Fewer New Yorkers Getting the Benefit of Being Hired, and Fired, at a Young Age
A new report shows that employment is down sharply among city residents between 16 and 24, leaving them without basic job skills or the experience that comes from making teenage blunders.
The Opinion Pages
Op-Talk
Are Videos the Future of College Admissions?
Goucher College hopes allowing videos instead of transcripts will lead to a more diverse applicant pool, but the plan already has its critics.
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Books of The Times
‘To Rise Again at a Decent Hour’
Joshua Ferris’s book is about an atheistic but Philo-Semitic dentist who has no luck with women.
New Music
New albums by Barbra Streisand, Jason Moran and Mark Turner are released.
‘The View’ Isn’t So Clear
Whoopi Goldberg, Nicolle Wallace, Rosie Perez and Rosie O’Donnell host “The View.”
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Dining & Wine
The Vocabulary of FoodNYT Now
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Music
A Rising Guitarist Tries a New Challenge
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Opinion
Room for Debate: Pocketing, Not Investing, Corporate Profit
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T Magazine
A New Orleans Collective Evokes the Pre-Digital Era
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Opinion
Op-Ed: To Stop ISIS in Syria, Support Aleppo
America and its allies must focus efforts on backing the beleaguered moderates in this vital rebel-held city.
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Health
Beating Back the Risk of Diabetes
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Technology
Hachette’s Writers Target Amazon’s BoardNYT Now
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Americas
A Porpoise Is Ensnared by Criminals and NetsNYT Now
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Opinion
Menagerie: Useless Creatures
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U.S.
At Iowa Steak Fry, the Clintons Sell Their SizzleNYT Now
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Opinion
Niall Ferguson: Scots Must Vote NaeNYT Now
This show of petty nationalism is un-Scottish.
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Baseball
Not a Young Man’s Game
Real Estate »
Bushwick Takes the Spotlight
A wave of condominium development is underway, but community groups worry that the projects could change the low-rise streetscape and displace some residents.