In Today's Paper - August 25, 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 Chelsea Clinton Plans to Stay on Board of Family Foundation A1 The Clinton Foundation is considering exceptions to its plan to stop accepting corporate and foreign donations and reduce family involvement as a way to insulate Hillary Clinton from potential conflicts of interest if elected president. What’s News: Business & Finance A1 In University Purge, Turkey’s Erdogan Hits Secularists and Boosts Conservatives A1 What’s News: World-Wide A1 Duke University Makes Claim on Estate of Aubrey McClendon A1 Warren Buffett Could Lose an $8-Per-Second Windfall on His Dow Chemical Stock A1 Do You Really, Truly Hate Your Office Printer? There’s a Bat for That A1 U.S. Central Bankers’ Main Challenge: Staying Relevant A2 When central bankers gather this week in Jackson Hole, Wyo., they will be consumed not with some pressing crisis in the global economy but by an existential threat to their relevance, Greg Ip writes. U.S. Watch A2 Local Highway Drivers Bear Brunt of Road Funding Gap A3 U.S. Existing Home Sales Fall for First Time Since February A3 Land Donated by Burt’s Bees Founder Named a National Monument A3 States Start to Approve Steep Increases in Health Premiums A3 Criticism of Hillary Clinton Mounts Over Access for Foundation Donors A4 Campaign Wire A5 Backlash Against Trade Worries Businesses in Indiana, Mike Pence’s State A6 Trump Adds to Confusion on Immigrants: No Citizenship, but ‘We Work With Them’ A6 World Turkey, U.S. Join Syrian Rebel Assault on Islamic State A7 Turkish tanks, U.S. warplanes and Syrian rebels joined forces in a cross-border assault into northern Syria that quickly pushed ISIS forces from a strategic border town. Joe Biden Attempts to Smooth Relations With Turkey A7 Attack on American University of Afghanistan Injures 25, Kills 1 A7 U.S., Bulgaria to Conduct Joint Air Patrols in NATO-led Mission A7 Iran Vessels Harassed U.S. Destroyer Near Persian Gulf, Navy Says A8 World Watch A8 Italy Earthquake Kills at Least 159, Leaves Dozens Missing A12 Earthquake Exposes Italy’s Disaster Vulnerabilities and Shortcomings A12 Stricken Area in Italy Has Felt Earth Shake Before A12 Earth-like Planet Discovered Near Solar System A12 Colombia and FARC Rebels Conclude Peace Deal A12 Advertisement Greater New York Brooklyn DA to Pay $15,000 Fine for Violating Conflict-of-Interest Law A13 Ken Thompson used office funds to pay for his meals, according to the city’s Conflicts of Interest Board Manhattan’s Little-Known Swimming Oasis A13 Judge Blocks Taxi King’s Abandonment of Cabs in Lender Dispute A13 Underdogs Take a Shot in Race for New York City Mayor A13 Corrosive Water Cited in New Jersey, Connecticut A14 NYU Proposes Replacements for the L-Train A15 Greater New York Watch: N.J. Governor Vetoes Gun-Control Bills A15 Another Robert Moses Controversy A16 Quirky Tools of Past Presidential Campaigns Find a New Audience A17 It’s Puppy Love at First Sight at Adoption Parties in the Hamptons A17 Giants Owner Defends Re-Signing Brown Despite Allegations A18 Bethpage Develops Its Blueprint for the World’s Best Golf A18 The Next Derek Jeter May Actually Be a Mets Prospect A18 Opinion Old Trump, New Tricks A9 He said he wouldn’t change—but then he did. The question is how long it can last. Shut Down the Clinton Foundation Already A9 Not Every 5-Year-Old Syrian Boy Makes It A9 Swagger, Sinew and Sorrow A9 Anaphylactic Political Shock A10 North Korea’s Submarine Success A10 Turkey Moves on Syria A10 Hillary’s Exit Tax: Fastest Way to Kill Growth A10 Big Nuclear Arsenal, Smaller Chance of War A10 First, Do No Harm to Oregon’s Health Care A10 The Federal Reserve Needs New Thinking A11 Happy 100th Birthday, National Parks A11 Notable & Quotable: ObamaCare Death Spiral A11 Business & Tech. Big Oil Companies Binge on Debt B1 Some of the world’s largest energy companies are saddled with their highest debt levels ever as they struggle with low crude prices, raising worries about their ability to pay dividends and find new barrels. HP Reports Lower Earnings, Revenue B1 Are Your Sheets ‘Egyptian Cotton’? B1 Mylan Faces Scrutiny Over EpiPen Price Increases B1 Viacom May Tighten Reins on Paramount B1 Hong Kong No Longer Top Market for Luxury Watches B2 Pfizer Buys Part of AstraZeneca’s Antibiotics Business B3 U.S. LNG for China Arrives via Panama Canal B3 Glencore Reports Narrower Loss, Cuts Debt B3 AAA Warns of Misconceptions Regarding Automatic Braking Systems B3 Key House Republican to Unveil Sales Tax Plan for Purchases Across State Lines B3 Treasury Department Criticizes EU on Corporate Tax Probes B3 PetroChina and Cnooc Results Plunge B4 Facebook, Google and Twitter Must Join ISIS Fight, U.K. Lawmakers Say B4 WPP Expects to Benefit From Weaker Pound B4 China Gears Up in Artificial-Intelligence Race B5 Tech Startups Struggle to Close Deals With IT Buyers B5 General Mills Grooms Jeff Harmening as Next CEO B6 Money & Investing Dividends Are What Matter Now C1 Dividends are playing an unusually large role in the stock market’s run to record highs, adding to investors’ concerns about stretched valuations and soft corporate earnings. America’s Biggest Banks Have a New Name for Their Venmo-Killer: Zelle C1 Print Is Dead? Not in Mutual-Fund Reports C1 To Settle SEC Case, Government Pays Itself $100,000 C1 Ahead of the Tape A Surprising New Boost for Dollar Stores C1 Government Cheese: USDA Makes $20 Million Purchase to Aid Dairy Farmers C1 Kobi Alexander Ordered Detained in Long-Running Options Backdating Case C2 U.S. Regulators Step Up Scrutiny Around Swift C2 Investors Renew Appetite for Europe’s CoCo Bonds C3 China’s Central Bank Moves to Clamp Down on Speculation C3 Finance Watch C3 Stocks Retreat From Near Record C4 Bitcoin-Tech Firm Thinks This Name Can Unify Wall Street Behind Blockchain C4 Heard on the Street Bond Market Smackdown: SolarCity vs. Sri Lanka C8 Heard on the Street Housing Market Eases Low-Rate Pain for Banks C8 Overheard C8 Heard on the Street Glencore’s Self-Help Is Actually Help From Commodity Markets C8 Personal Journal When to Let Children Quit D1 Children’s over-scheduled lives sometimes lead to the challenging question of whether to stop piano, dance or soccer. Quitting can teach lessons about decision-making and relieve family tensions. Airlines, Trackers Aim to Prevent a Travel Nightmare: Lost Luggage D1 The Strange Journey of Cary Grant’s Suits D1 Where Riedel Crystal’s CEO Goes to Clear His Head D2 The Nostalgia Vacation D3 An Office That Feels Personal but Professional D3 A Scarf to Fight Frizzy Hair D4 ‘Glass Flowers’ and ‘Fragile Legacy’ Reviews: Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka Capture Nature in Art D5 With Perry Como’s Music, Dig Deeper Than ‘Hot Diggity’ D5 Roger! Rafa! Rod! A Historic Tennis Summit for Laver D6 With Nike Gone, Suitors Line Up to Court McIlroy—but He’s Not Committing 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.