In Today's Paper - August 24, 2016

Today's Paper US View this email in a web browser NEWS BY SECTION→ Page One U.S. World Opinion Business & Tech. Money & Investing Personal Journal Greater New York Page One U.S. Eyes Aiding Turkish-Backed Rebels Against Islamic State in Syria A1 The U.S. is considering providing military support for hundreds of Turkish-backed rebels massing at the border with Syria for a major offensive meant to sever Islamic State supply routes. What’s News: Business & Finance A1 Donald Trump Faces Narrow Path to White House Victory A1 What’s News: World-Wide A1 Disney and Vice, a Storybook Romance A1 When Is Kate Spade Not Kate Spade? When She’s Frances Valentine A1 Best Buy Shares Jump as Online Sales Climb A1 U.S. Diminishing Prospects for Trans-Pacific Partnership Cloud Obama Goals A2 Increasing likelihood that the president won’t secure agreement with Asia before leaving office could leave a significant void in the foreign-policy legacy he sought after winning a second term. U.S. Watch A2 CBO Boosts U.S. Deficit Forecast on Tax-Revenue Slowdown A2 U.S. New Home Sales Rise to Highest Level Since 2007 A2 Graduate Students Can Unionize at Private Colleges, U.S. Labor Panel Rules A3 U.S. Sued Over New Transgender Health-Care Regulation A3 Obama Promises Louisiana Flood Victims National Support During Visit A3 U.S. Traffic Fatalities Continued to Surge in First Half of 2016 A3 No Rise Seen in Hysterectomy Complications After Morcellator Use Declines A3 As Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton Hosted at Dinner a Ukrainian Donor to Family Foundation A4 Hillary Clinton’s Fundraisers: No Press Allowed A4 Donald Trump Courts Black Vote While Avoiding African-American Communities A4 Donald Trump Says He’s Open to ‘Softening’ Immigration Laws A4 World Russia-Ukraine Crisis Prompts Meeting With Putin at G-20 Summit A6 German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President François Hollande will discuss growing tensions between the countries with the Russian president, the Kremlin said Tuesday. Russian Pensioners to Get Little Relief as Inflation Bites A6 Russia Hits Out at Rio Paralympics Ban A6 U.S. Service Member Killed in Afghanistan A7 Russian-Brokered Cease-Fire Begins in Syrian City A7 Turkey Struggles With Wedding Bombing Probe as Threats Mount A7 A New Measure for China’s Economy: The ‘Repression Index’ A8 World Watch A8 Islamist Extremists in Britain Tap Smugglers to Reach Syria A14 Vote to Leave EU Gives Boost to U.K. Manufacturers, Survey Shows A14 Earthquake Hits Central Italy, Near Rome A14 Calais Migrant Clash Leaves One Dead, One Wounded A14 Nigeria Claims Boko Haram Leader ‘Fatally Wounded’ in Air Raid A14 Advertisement Greater New York Qatar Buys Stake in Empire State Building A15 An affiliate of the Qatar Investment Authority bought a 9.9% stake in Empire State Realty Trust, the landlord that owns the 1,250-foot skyscraper, the company said Tuesday. NYPD Failed to Follow Some Surveillance Rules: Inspector General A15 Brooklyn’s Botanic Garden Goes on a Water Diet A15 Floating Oyster Bar Tests Owners’ Mettle A15 The Met Is Sued by a Guard It Dismissed A16 Interim Fixes Coming as La Guardia’s Terminal B Is Rebuilt A16 Ratings Firms Give High Marks to MTA Bond Offering A17 NYPD’s John Timoney Is Eulogized A17 Greater New York Watch A17 The Feed A18 Two Business Types Show Off Their Artistic Selves With Exhibits in the Hamptons A19 Victor Cruz Appears Ready to Play, and the Giants Are Excited A20 Serena Williams, Novak Djokovic Earn Top Seeds at U.S. Open A20 Opinion Trump Wins Even If He Loses A11 He wants the presidency but the free media exposure will pay off regardless. Why Trump Is Failing With College Grads A11 The Debate Stage Could Use an Extra Mic A11 In the Shadow of the Towers A11 California Has an IRA for You A12 Teamsters on the Quad A12 Putin’s Ukraine Games A12 The ABA’s New Rule Advances Legal Justice A12 What Was the Clinton Foundation’s Purpose? A12 The Elites Have Always Forsaken the Masses A12 Countering the Pontiff of Terror A13 Trump Turned Down the NAACP’s Invitation. Smart Move A13 Pay Bone-Marrow Donors, Save Lives A13 Business & Tech. Soda Consumption Falls After Special Tax in California City B1 Consumption of soda and other sugary drinks fell by more than a fifth in low-income neighborhoods of Berkeley after the California city became the first in the U.S. to introduce a special tax last year, according to a study published Tuesday. VW Facing Uphill Battle Outside the U.S. in Emissions Claims B1 Viacom’s Dauman Has Until September to Share Plans for Selling Paramount Stake B1 Companies Rethink Annual Pay Raises B1 Spotify Seeks to Fine-Tune Music Rights as It Gears Up for IPO B1 Volkswagen Settles Supply Dispute, Resumes Production B2 NBC Argues Millennials Did Watch the Olympics—Just Not All on Traditional TV B2 Tighter French Emissions Probe Is Urged B2 La-Z-Boy Misses Sales Expectations, Shares Drop B2 Tesla Unveils Electric-Car Battery With a 315-Mile Range B3 U.S. Lawmakers Plan Hearing Over Wave of Agriculture Mergers B3 NBCUniversal Unveils New Leadership Structure at DreamWorks B3 Procter & Gamble Sues Edgewell for Patent Infringement B3 Aging Iridium Network Waits for Key Satellite Replacements B3 Another Former Fox News Host Files Harassment Suit Against Roger Ailes B4 Business Watch B4 IBM, AMD and Others Plan Assault on Intel’s Chip Dominance B5 Pinterest Acquires News-Bookmarking App Instapaper B5 Former Facebook Live Manager Launches Live-Streaming App Alively B5 How Effective ‘Change Agents’ Get Buy-In From Their Staff B6 Across the U.S., Workers at the Bottom of the Ladder Get Pay Raises B6 How Small Ad Hoc Teams Can Tackle Big Problems B6 Money & Investing Fine-Print Fortune: Two Ex-Goldman Traders Look for Bonanza in Mortgage Bonds C1 Two former Goldman traders who bought and sold mortgage debt before the housing crisis are hoping to make a fortune off its rubble. They snapped up beaten-down mortgage bonds, wagering that unusual wording in their contracts would net them millions when a bank settlement paid out. The Woman Who Revived Russia’s Markets C1 Anbang Insurance Plans IPO for Life-Insurance Unit C1 Property Report Want to Book an Airbnb Stay? Not So Fast C1 Ahead of the Tape In Reach for Yield, HP Learns to Print Money C1 Apollo to Pay $52.8 Million Over Fee Practices C2 Goldman Signs $100 Million Credit Facility For Online Lender Fundation C3 Finance Watch C3 Political Risks Loom Large on European Markets C3 Stocks Creep Higher on Weak Volume C4 Fugitive Tech CEO Kobi Alexander Returning to U.S. in Plea Deal in Stock-Options Case C4 Too Much Tech? Latest Boom Reshapes San Francisco C6 Investor Group Sees Its Future in the Burbs C6 U.K. Property Values? They Are Anyone’s Guess C8 Heard on the Street Why Europe’s Steady Growth Does Little to Enthuse Investors C10 Heard on the Street Everyone Wants Emerging-Market Bonds, But There Aren’t Enough to Go Around C10 Heard on the Street Another Valeant Parallel at Concordia International C10 Heard on the Street Retailers Could Fail the Back-to-School Test C10 Personal Journal Your Screen-Time Rules or Mine? D1 How parents can negotiate play dates when policies on technology use vary greatly. What’s Behind the Garage Door? D1 An Uncommon Friendship D1 A Blind Opera Singer’s Tools for Creativity D2 Why 4 a.m. Is the Most Productive Hour D3 Executive Decision: A Classic Packard Fit for a Wedding D4 Paying Homage to the Building of America at the National Museum of Industrial History D5 ‘America After the Fall: Painting in the 1930s’ Review: Bullish on Creativity D5 ‘Sunday Night at the Vanguard’ by Fred Hersch Review D5 The Baseball Announcers Who Love to Not Talk Baseball D6 Simone Biles Inspires a Gymnastics Bounce D6 Which Players Will Ruin Your Fantasy Football Season? D6 FOLLOW WSJ Unsubscribe Newsletter & Alerts Contact Us Privacy Policy Cookie Policy SUBSCRIBE FOR FULL ACCESS TO WSJ.COM SIGN UP FOR THIS NEWSLETTER You are currently subscribed as jasajuejejeje@gmail.com For further assistance, please contact Customer Service at support@wsj.com. Copyright 2016 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.