U.S. Soldiers Told to Ignore Afghan Allies’ Abuse of Boys
The American military’s policy has been to look the other way on “boy play†by Afghan commanders. One Marine’s father believes it was a factor in his son’s death.
Top News
U.S. Will Accept More Refugees as Crisis Grows
Under the plan, the limit on visas for refugees would be increased to 100,000 by 2017, a significant increase over the current annual cap of 70,000.
Fiorina Aims to Redefine Her Record as a C.E.O.
Carly Fiorina has prepared to counter accusations that she mismanaged Hewlett-Packard and callously laid off workers — the kind of criticism that hurt her in a 2010 Senate race.
Bush Made N.S.A. ‘Fix’ After Hospital Room Showdown
Newly disclosed information sheds light on a Bush administration fight in March 2004 about the post-9/11 surveillance and data-collection program.
Full Coverage of the
2015 Emmy Awards
Viola Davis’s win, for “How To Get Away With Murder,†is the first for an African-American actress in the drama category.
N.F.L. Week 2 Scores and Highlights
Sunday. Football. Join us for the tackles, touchdowns and everything in between. We’ll watch the games and fill you in on all the details.
White House Letter
Rookie Brings Her Skills to ‘Super Bowl’ of Social Planning
Deesha Dyer, the new White House social secretary, will have her skills tested with visits from the pope and China’s president and a United Nations conclave.
As Thai King Ails, Future of Monarchy Is Uncertain
Worries over the transition have accelerated a delicate debate over what kind of monarchy Thailand should have.
Drug Goes From $13.50 a Tablet to $750, Overnight
Specialists are protesting a big overnight increase in the price of a drug for treating a life-threatening parasitic infection.
Lawmakers Seek National Park to Honor Stonewall
Federal lawmakers announced a campaign urging the president to honor a historic site in gay rights history in New York.
Unit Stalked by Suicide, Trying to Save Itself
Members of a Marine battalion that served in a restive region in Afghanistan have been devastated by the deaths of comrades and frustrated by the V.A.
Our Best Weeknight Recipes
From roasted shrimp and salmon and tomatoes to quick noodle soup, Cooking has loads of delicious and quick recipes for a school night.
The Opinion Pages
Op-Ed | Pamela Druckerman
Refugees in Calais, Reading and Waiting
The makeshift library is a place for reading, but also for digesting what has happened, and to figure out what comes next.
Op-Ed | Shmuel Rosner
Israel Needs New Friends
The Iran deal proved that relying exclusively on America is damaging and shortsighted.
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Readers discuss a letter by Elizabeth Wissner-Gross asserting that some college students who excel are not being given the A’s they deserve to avoid charges of grade inflation.
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The South Bronx Beckons
The Bronx, particularly the South Bronx, has assumed the mantle of next frontier for renters, buyers and developers.
On the Market
Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey
This week’s properties include a 1907 house in Woodcliff Lake, N.J., and a 2004 house in Mill Neck, N.Y.
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