In Today's Paper - August 27, 2016

Today's Paper US View this email in a web browser NEWS BY SECTION→ Page One U.S. World Opinion Business & Finance Greater New York Off Duty Review Page One Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen Sees Stronger Case for Interest-Rate Increase A1 Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen signaled growing conviction that the central bank will raise short-term interest rates in the weeks or months ahead. Foundation Tapped Chelsea Clinton Friend’s Firm to Manage Endowment A1 What’s News: Business & Finance A1 Mobile Bank Heist: Hackers Target Your Phone A1 Katie Ledecky Is Dominant Everywhere Except the Little Falls Swimming Club A1 The Strongman of Instagram A1 U.S. Suburbs Trying to Attract Millennials Diverge on Development Patterns A2 Suburban areas across the U.S. are changing quickly as towns rethink traditional single-family zoning to accommodate younger people. But in metro areas such as Dallas and Nashville, Tenn., some suburbs are taking drastically different approaches to density. U.S. Corporate Profits Climb as GDP Ticks Down to 1.1% A2 U.S. Watch A2 Baton Rouge Flood Victims Get a Helping Hand From New Orleans A3 FDA Calls for Zika Testing of All Blood Donations A3 U.S. Proposes Device to Force Trucks, Buses to Travel at Lower Speeds A3 Maine Gov. Paul LePage Denounced as Unfit to Hold Office by Rival Lawmakers A3 Trump’s Shift Isn’t an Issue for Many Backers A4 Florida Court Order Adds Pressure on Clinton-Related Emails A4 Golf’s Lofty Ambition: Rules That Make Sense A12 World Residents of Besieged Syrian Town Say Goodbye to Those Left Behind Forever A5 Residents started to evacuate a Syrian town that endured a brutal four-year siege before surrendering to the regime, but not before making their way to cemeteries to bid farewell to the thousands of dead who will be left behind. U.S., Russia Make Headway on Syria Cooperation Plan A5 British Police Arrest Five Men on Suspicion of Terror Plot A5 Latvia’s Wariness Over Russia Raises Civil Rights Concerns at Home A6 French Court Suspends Beach Burkini Ban A7 Hungary Plans Second Fence to Stop Migrants A7 Italy Earthquake: Mayor of Amatrice Vows to Rebuild A7 ECB Data Show Spurt in Eurozone Lending Despite Brexit A7 D.A. Henderson Led Global Campaign to Wipe Out Smallpox A8 Bonnie Baha Gave Early Warnings on Bond Risks A8 CEO Barry Sullivan Helped Stabilize First Chicago, Then Hit Snags A8 Spats in Brazil Senate Slow Impeachment of Dilma Rousseff A8 World Watch A8 Advertisement Greater New York Barging Into Hudson Waterfronts A13 A proposal to allow commercial barges to drop anchor along a 70-mile strip of the Hudson River has stoked outrage from some who live along the water. Manhattan Prosecutors Go After Builders on Construction-Site Safety A13 Here’s Why Saturday’s Jets-Giants Preseason Game Matters A13 When Used Is Fashionable in New York City A13 Cabbie Loses Appeal Challenging GPS Rule A14 Icahn, Union Argue Reasons for Trump Taj Mahal Closure A15 Saratoga Defies Negative Trends Hitting Horse Racing World A15 Greater New York Watch A15 Two Top Trustees Resign From Bronx Museum of the Arts A15 Ridgefield, Conn., Is Far From the New York Crowd A16 Four Public Art Projects Go on Display in Harlem Parks A17 Art Review: Art in Stereo, a Languid Hot Dog and Something in the Sand A17 U.S. Open Courts Especially Hard on Top Seeds This Year A18 Curtis Granderson’s Futility Approaching Historic Levels A18 Opinion A Quiet Hero From the Greatest Generation A9 Mr. Holm taught me about duty and honor without mentioning his six battle stars from World War II. How Detroit Can Liberate Its ‘Extreme Rebels’ A9 When the U.S. Postal Service Also Delivered Babies A9 Notable & Quotable: No Virgins in Paradise A9 Another Obama Parting Gift A10 Starbucks Sippy Cups for Lawyers A10 The NAACP vs. Minority Children A10 Let the Libertarian Nominees Into the Debates A10 State AGs Want a Double Standard on Climate A10 Trade Deals Used in Foreign Policy Bring Economic Ruin A10 Speculative Contracts Put Retirees’ Pensions At Risk A10 A Wounded Boy’s Silence, and the Candidates’ A11 Have You Checked Your Risk Level Lately? A11 Dear EpiPen Customers . . . A11 Business & Finance Facebook Scaling Back Human Intervention of ‘Trending’ Feature B1 Facebook Inc. said Friday it is letting software almost entirely drive what appears in its “trending” feature, scaling back the human intervention that led to allegations of political bias earlier this year. Carl Icahn Buys More Herbalife Shares B1 Are Index Funds Eating the World? B1 American Craft Beers Hop Across the Atlantic to Meet Growing British Demand B1 Republican Congressman Pushes Internet Sales Tax Plan B1 Hong Kong Tribunal Rules Against U.S. Short-Seller Andrew Left B2 J.P. Morgan Wants To Help You Avoid The Car Salesman B2 European Banks Get Crushed but Still Lend B2 Finance Watch B2 Rackspace to Go Private in $4.3 Billion Deal B3 Internet Companies May Have to Pay Publishers for News Under New EU Rules B3 Paramount Pictures Chief Gets Vote of Confidence B3 Theranos to Appeal Regulatory Sanctions B3 STX Offshore & Shipbuilding Aims to Stay Afloat B3 Lotte Vice President Found Dead Amid Finance Inquiry B4 Volkswagen Dealerships Hopeful Over Potential Payout from Emissions Scandal B4 AB InBev Warns of Thousands of Merger-Related Job Losses B4 Stocks Fall After Yellen’s Remarks B5 U.S. Government Bond Yields Rise Along with Rate Bets B5 The Latest Asset Management Price War: Target-Date Funds B6 Why Rackspace Is Taking Its Cloud Act Offstage B10 Janet Yellen Cries Wolf B10 Why Banks Can’t Pay Enough to Attract Tech Talent B10 Why Citron Case Leaves Hong Kong Investors Squeezed B10 Off Duty A Global Field Guide to Sausages: From Merguez to Chorizo D1 The domestic hot dog is a delicious thing, but a world of interesting links awaits discovery. Here’s the intrepid griller’s gateway to international sausages, plus rare species of condiments and breads built for a handheld feast. Greece’s Chicest New (and Very Old) Beach Destination D3 3 New Cookbooks for Travelers With Exotic Appetites D3 Why the Long-Sleeved Polo Is Menswear’s (Unexpected) MVP D4 The One Thing You Need to Know About Buying a Rolex D4 The New Miniskirt Suit: Fashion’s Tribute to Ally McBeal? D5 The Secrets to Subtly Mixing Prints in Décor D6 A Bouquet Inspired by Hindu Legend D6 New Wave Rides: Outrageously Fun Ways to Enjoy the Ocean D7 Gadget Cases With Designer Cache D7 2017 Aston Martin DB11 Review: Your Gran Turismo Awaits, Sire D8 Ice Cream Maestro Nicholas Morgenstern’s Favorite Gadgets D8 Review The Sinister Side of Cash C1 Paper money fuels corruption, terrorism, tax evasion and illegal immigration—so the U.S. should get rid of the $100 bill and other large notes. New Hope in the Search for a Treatment for Obesity C2 Teens Who Say No to Social Media C3 How Presidents Can Blow It During a National Disaster C3 A Physicist’s Nightmare of the Void C4 An Identity Crisis for Self-Driving C4 Yes, Students Do Learn More From Attractive Teachers C4 The Men Who Fought for the Reich C5 Taking On Chomsky (and Darwin) C5 A Chaotic Birth of Freedom C6 Best of Wives and Best of Women C6 To Chair Is Human C7 How to Survive When You’re Stuck at Sea C8 The Wit and Pathos of Mavis Gallant C8 Conspicuous Consumption for Shakespeare Junkies C9 Painting Sultans and Goddesses C9 Meghan Cox Gurdon on the Best New Children’s Books C10 Jim Kelly C10 Chef April Bloomfield’s Animal Ambition C11 Revenge for All Those Small-Town Speed Traps C11 Atul Gawande on Peter Gabriel’s ‘Solsbury Hill’ C12 When Works of Art Come Apart C12 Japan’s Fashion ‘Shock Wave’ C14 An Antidote to Depression-Era Gloom C14 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. 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