Hong Kong Government Agrees to Meet With ProtestersNYT Now
The chief executive, Leung Chun-ying, said any talks with protest leaders would be within the parameters of Beijing’s plan for political change in Hong Kong.
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JPMorgan Says Attack Affected Over 76 Million Accounts
The disclosure by the bank dwarfs earlier estimates that hackers had gained access to roughly 1 million customer accounts.
Workers Balk at Cleanup Tasks in Dallas Ebola CaseNYT Now
A patient’s sheets and towels remain in a home where four family members exposed to the Ebola virus have been ordered to remain isolated.
Only Sign of Ebola in Dallas Schools: Fear NYT Now
Five children had contact with the Ebola patient, and even though none have symptoms, some parents reportedly kept their children home.
‘Islamic State’ Is Neither, Europe’s Muslims ProtestNYT Now
Muslim groups in Europe and beyond are lashing out at the militants and advocating other ways to refer to the group.
A Corner of California Where Tap Water Flows No MoreNYT Now
In rural Tulare County, hit hard by relentless drought, daily routines have been upended by the disappearance of water.
Candidate for E.U. Post Faces Barrage of Criticism
Pierre Moscovici, a former French finance minister, faced tough questions over whether he would give France special treatment.
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British Newspaper Tests the Powers of a New Regulator
The publication of a photo depicting a lawmaker’s private parts will be a test of the regulatory group’s toughness.
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A Glamorous Event Injects Cash and Concerns
In Europe’s lesser leagues, qualification for the Champions League means an infusion of money for a team, and worries for its domestic rivals.
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Dallas Ebola Cleanup Delayed
“The family is quarantined in their apartment with their children, with infectious materials and barred from leaving. ... There are no services that will allow them to make the location safe. This is a potential death sentence,” writes John.
California Drought Creates Desperation
“This is what happens when a semi-arid environment is overpopulated and planted with crops that soak water up like a sponge. ... Yet people continue to move there hoping that somebody will create water from sand,” writes Paul.
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Emperor Putin’s War on the Truth
It’s the task of the media to create the illusions that support the president’s imperial mission.
Paying Afghanistan’s Bills
The combat mission in Afghanistan may be winding down for the United States, but the end to the financial obligations seems to be nowhere in sight.
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