1. Obama Said to Plan Moves to Shield 5 Million Immigrants

    12:15 PM ETIgnoring Republican protests, President Obama will assert his executive authority to order a broad overhaul of the immigration system, including a plan to give work permits to millions, officials said.

  2. Amazon and Hachette Resolve Dispute

    1:50 PM ETThe accord allows the publisher to set prices on its e-books, a major issue in a battle that led Amazon to discourage sales of Hachette books.

  3. Lower Oil Prices Give a Lift to the American Economy

    12:02 PM ETThe effect of cheaper crude oil and gasoline is especially significant for those Americans largely left behind by an anemic economic recovery.

  4. Russia to Curtail Nuclear Security Efforts With U.S., Officials Say

    11:49 AM ETThe move could seriously undermine more than two decades of cooperation aimed at ensuring that nuclear bomb components on Russian soil do not fall into the hands of terrorists or a rogue state.

  5. Army Cuts Hit Officers Hard, Especially Ones Up From Ranks

    Faced with declining budgets, the Army has had to cut its force, and, for reasons the Army has not explained, the largest group of officers being pushed out — nearly one in five — began as enlisted soldiers.

  6. Airstrikes Blunt ISIS in Raqqa, but Many Syrians There Aren’t Grateful
  7. ISIS Chief Is Said to Emerge, Urging ‘Volcanoes of Jihad’
  8. FIFA Inquiry Clears Qatar and Russia in World Cup Bids
  9. Sports of The Times: In Conclusion, FIFA Says, FIFA Has Again Done Nothing Wrong
  10. Web of Incentives in Fatal Indian Sterilizations
  11. Obama Seeks to Push Myanmar Back on the Path Toward Democracy
  12. For Some, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Falls Short of Expectations in Myanmar
  13. Top U.S. General Says He’s Open to Using Ground Troops to Take Mosul
  14. Liberia President, Citing Ebola Gains, Ends State of Emergency
  15. Egypt Militants Kill Off-Duty Soldiers and Police Officers in Sinai
  16. Car Bombs Explode Near Egyptian and U.A.E. Embassies in Libya
  17. U.S.-India Agreement Clears Way for Global Trade Deal
  18. DealBook: Warren Buffett’s Berkshire to Buy Duracell From Procter & Gamble
  19. Lens Blog: Good Pictures, Bad Timing
  20. Noted: Racy Gay Scenes in ‘How to Get Away With Murder’ Draw a Following
  21. A Warhol Leads a Night of Soaring Prices at Christie’s
  22. The Innovations Issue: Why Are So Few Blockbuster Drugs Invented Today?
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Opinion

  1. Editorial: A Major Breakthrough on Climate Change
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  3. Charles M. Blow: Race, to the Finish
  4. Roger Cohen: Mere Human Behavior

World

  1. Health Officials Reassess Strategy to Combat Ebola in Liberia
  2. Nationalist Youths Attack U.S. Sailors in Turkey
  3. The Upshot: Latin America Is Losing Its Catholic Identity

BusinessBusiness

  1. Hopes Are Low for G-20 Summit in Brisbane
  2. Honda Issues Fresh Recall After Death in Malaysia Is Linked to Airbag
  3. News Analysis: Deal on Carbon Emissions by Obama and Xi Jinping Raises Hopes for Upcoming Paris Climate Talks

Technology

  1. Bits Blog: Obama and Scalia, United on Broadband as a Utility
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  3. Bits Blog: Twitter Speaks Up With Growth Strategy Intended to Soothe Wall Street

Sports

  1. Andy Murray Hits Significant Bumps After Minor Surgery
  2. Mikaela Shiffrin Looks Beyond Slalom to Overall Title
  3. Bits of Dance and Chess Found in a Vanished Style of Play

U.S.U.S. News

  1. Grand Jury in Ferguson Case Hears Testimony of Forensic Pathologist
  2. Schools for Native Americans Await Sorely Needed Overhaul
  3. In Deaths of Dogs in Arizona, a Human Story of Loss and Intrigue

PoliticsU.S. Politics

  2. Harry Reid Gets an Earful Before Being Re-Elected to Lead Democrats
  3. Shaking Off Midterm Drubbing, Liberal Donors Look 6 Years Ahead