Today’s Paper

Rwanda Aid Shows Reach and Limits of Clinton Foundation

By KEVIN SACK and SHERI FINK

In addition to doing good deeds, the foundation enhances the Clinton brand, never more so than while Hillary Rodham Clinton is running for president.

Winter Poses New Danger for Migrants

By RICK LYMAN

Cold weather and closing borders are complicating the arduous path from Syria and other war-torn nations into the heart of Western Europe.

Open Doors and Lingering Pain at Charleston Church Where 9 Were Killed

By RICHARD FAUSSET

As Emanuel A.M.E. Church copes with the killing of nine members in June, it is seeing more white visitors, while its interim pastor faces questions.

Few in Venezuela Want Bolívars, but No One Can Spare a Dime

By WILLIAM NEUMAN and PATRICIA TORRES

The country’s currency has crashed along with its economy, despite an unchanging official exchange rate, transforming economic absurdities into daily hardships.

Tenants in New York Press the Record Button in a Dispute With the Landlord

By MIREYA NAVARRO

Residents of rent-stabilized units in an East Village apartment building used cellphones and camcorders to record talks with their landlord’s agent, who they say tried to scare them into leaving.

White House Letter

Air Force One, a Cherished Perk Awaiting an Upgrade

By PETER BAKER

President Obama plans to bequeath his successor — or perhaps his successor’s successor — a new-and-improved Air Force One for the smartphone age.