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Trilobites: Dream Chaser Space Plane Aces Glide Test
Built by Sierra Nevada Corporation, the space plane that brings to mind NASA’s retired shuttles completed a successful test flight and landing on Saturday.
Veterans Claiming Disability Pay Face Wall of Denials and Delays
More than 470,000 veterans who have been denied benefits have appealed, but they face an antiquated system where processing cases can take years, even decades.
A Race to Save 10 Stranded Whales
Long after sunset, local officials and nonprofits worked to rescue a pod of whales that had become stranded off the coast of Indonesia.
Foiling Cyberspies on Business Trips
Intellectual property theft is not new, but it’s more widespread, experts say, thanks to tiny cameras and microphones or compromised Wi-Fi networks.
Roy Moore: A Fifth Accusation and a Push to Quit
Roy S. Moore, the Republican Senate candidate in Alabama, was accused of sexual misconduct by a fifth woman. Republicans in the Senate have called for him to drop out of the campaign.
Missouri Opens Antitrust Investigation Into Google
The state’s attorney general has begun investigating Google’s business practices, saying the company has gotten a “free pass” from federal regulators.
Op-Ed Contributor: Two Dozen African Girls Dead at Sea
The horrors of a refugee crisis that the world feels free to ignore.
Radhika Jones, Vanity Fair’s Surprise Choice, Is Ready to Go
A relative unknown prepares to follow Graydon Carter, who embraced the role of celebrity editor during his 25 years at the helm.
Review: A ‘Fake News’ Opera on the Streets of Los Angeles
Annie Gosfield’s “War of the Worlds,” based on Orson Welles’s radio play, sprawled across the city in Yuval Sharon’s staging for the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
How Senate Republicans Have Reacted to the Roy Moore Allegations
The chamber Mr. Moore hopes to join has turned away from him, with most Republican senators saying he should end his campaign if the accusations are true.
Op-Ed Contributor: Puerto Rico’s Actual Death Toll
Trump’s initial figure turns out to be woefully low.
Floating Cities, No Longer Science Fiction, Begin to Take Shape
At times, the story of the seasteading movement seems to lapse into self-parody, but there are now companies, academics, architects and even a government working together on a prototype by 2020.
Op-Ed Contributors: Don’t Muzzle Former C.I.A. Officers
Criticizing wrongheaded or shortsighted decisions by senior officials is very different from divulging classified information.
Review: Finding the Beat and Pulse of the Great Migration
Inspired by Jacob Lawrence’s paintings, Step Afrika’s show has resilient vitality.
Deadly Earthquake Hits Iran-Iraq Border
A 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck the area Sunday evening. More than 400 are dead and thousands injured.
Brantley in Britain: On London Stages, Britain Considers Its Divided Soul
New plays from Mike Bartlett and James Graham pose E.M. Forster’s newly urgent question of who inherits England
When New York City Was a (Literal) Battlefield
With old maps in one hand and Google Maps in the other, the author Russell Shorto roams across the city’s five boroughs, searching for remnants of the American Revolution.
A Monument to Syria’s Civil War Is Erected in Berlin
A German-Syrian artist has recreated a famous photograph of a barricade made of buses during the Syrian civil war.
Books of The Times: In Joe Biden’s Memoir, Private Grief and Its Effect on a Public Life
People who have lost someone will take comfort from what Biden has to say about losing his son Beau to brain cancer in “Promise Me, Dad.”
Marc Maron Reckons With Louis C.K.’s Misconduct
The comedian and podcaster became one of the most prominent performers to address the admission by Louis C.K. about sexual misconduct.