New Protocol on Quarantines Seen as Barrier to VolunteersNYT Now
Requirements for isolating people who had contact with those infected with Ebola could dissuade Americans from working at the front lines of the epidemic.
Top News
New York Ebola Patient’s Fiancée Shares His Altruism NYT Now
Morgan Dixon, due to leave the hospital Saturday and continue her quarantine at the home she shares with Craig Spencer, is said to be a private person who helps people behind the scenes.
Ottawa Gunman Turned Radical as Life CrumbledNYT Now
A portrait of the gunman shows he was an increasingly troubled, mentally unstable man who initially may have embraced religion not as a political cause, but as an attempt to scaffold a disintegrating life.
News Analysis
Attacks in West Raise New Fears Over ISIS’ InfluenceNYT Now
Analysts say the far-flung plots and attacks are a change in the nature of the group and its threat to the West.
Abortion Capital of Bible Belt? Tennessee Vote Tests That IdeaNYT Now
Anti-abortion forces are trying to pass Amendment 1, which states that nothing in the Tennessee Constitution “secures or protects” a right to abortion.
The Saturday Profile
With Escapades, a Populist Gains Ground in UkraineNYT Now
Oleh Lyashko, the Radical Party leader, appears poised to gain a significant bloc in Ukraine’s Parliament in Sunday’s elections, tapping into voters’ frustrations over war and a bad economy.
2 California Officers Are Killed in RampageNYT Now
After a manhunt, the authorities arrested a suspect they identified as Marcelo Marquez in four shootings in Sacramento and Placer Counties.
Student Opens Fire Near Seattle, Killing 1NYT Now
A gunman was dead after opening fire Friday at a high school near Seattle, killing one and critically injuring four, officials said.
Dispute Over Nazi Victim’s ArtNYT Now
Sotheby’s and Christie’s are each auctioning an Egon Schiele work once owned by the Viennese cabaret star Fritz Grünbaum, but they disagree on whether his heirs should be compensated.
Beliefs
In a Scandal, New Attention to MikvahsNYT Now
An Orthodox bathing ritual is scrutinized by other branches of Judaism, where there is an effort to update the tradition.
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A Set of ‘Vettes, Off to RehabNYT Now
After decaying in various New York City garages over the years, the Peter Max Corvettes — a collection of every Corvette from 1953 to 1989 — are finally being restored.
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Retiring
Gaining in Years, and Helping Others to Make GainsNYT Now
The 2014 winners of the Purpose Prize, all 60 and older, have volunteered their skills and experience to help people and improve communities.
The Opinion Pages
Op-Ed Contributor
Ebola’s Information Paradox
Why we are afraid is also why we are safe: News travels quickly.
No Progress on Marijuana Arrests
The de Blasio administration needs to really do something about the targeting of young black and Latino men.
Weekend Reads
Business Day »
Your Money
Early 401(k) Withdrawals
Industry experts are examining ways to reduce the number of participants — almost 10 percent — who pull out 401(k) money early.
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Common Sense
In Brazil Vote, a Stark Choice on Economy
Rarely has such a pro-growth, market-friendly candidate emerged as a serious presidential contender in a developing country.
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Fashion & Style
Why the Strong Reaction to Zellweger’s Face?NYT Now
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Opinion
Pankaj Mishra: Modi’s Idea of India
Hindu nationalists are vengeful nativists who recoil from the West while promoting their own religious and racial supremacy.
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Sunday Book Review
Be Very AfraidNYT Now
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Sunday Review
Gray Matter: The Problem With Positive Thinking
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Dining & Wine
A Velvet Touch With Chicken
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Cycling
Photos: A Race Against Time
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Health
The Advanced 7-Minute Workout
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Sunday Book Review
Killer Company
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Opinion
Op-Ed: A Way for Local Businesses to Grow
Michigan is making it easier for start-ups to get investor financing.
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Opinion
Op-Ed: Ebola’s Information ParadoxNYT Now
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U.S.
Joan Quigley, Astrologer to a First Lady, DiesNYT Now
Real Estate »
On the Market in New York City
This week’s properties include a TriBeCa loft, and one-bedroom apartments in Kips Bay and Park Slope.
Big Deal
Pied-à-Neighborhood
The Census Bureau tracks vacancy rates to find out who lives in Manhattan full time.