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New York Times (USA) • W.H.O. Says Outbreak of Ebola Virus is Outpacing Control Efforts
• Sinosphere Blog: Anticorruption Campaign Targets Second CCTV Head
• Uganda Anti-Gay Law Struck Down by Court
• Break in Fighting Lets International Team Reach Site of Ukraine Crash
• Gaza Cease-Fire Collapses; Israeli Soldier Is Captured
• Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Will the Economy Save Cameron?
• Op-Ed Contributor: Africa?s Slide Toward Disaster
• Opinion: South Korea?s Education System Hurts Students
• Sinosphere Blog: Research Plan on Bear Bile Medicine Is Hailed by Animal Acti...
• Sinosphere Blog: Videos Capture Terror of Deadly Taiwan Explosions
• Cease-Fire in Gaza Conflict Takes Effect as Talks Are Set
• Julio Grondona, Argentine Soccer Chief, Dies at 82
• World Briefing: Thailand: Military Junta Appoints Interim Legislature
• World Briefing: Greece: Government Aids Evacuations From Libya
• World Briefing: Russia: Snowden Waiting for Extension of Asylum
• World Briefing: India: Dozens of Villagers Still Missing After Landslide
• World Briefing: Norway: As Threat Eases, Terrorism Alert Is Called Off
• World Briefing: Azerbaijan: Government Detains Prominent Activist
• Gas Suspected in Fatal Blasts That Jolted a City in Taiwan
• Sinosphere Blog: Separating the Flies From the Tigers in Beijing Zoo Corrupti...
Guardian (UK) • Gaza ceasefire collapses as fighting breaks out after two hours
• Amazon tribe makes first contact with outside world
• Cameron and Osborne face questions over taxpayer-funded coastal visits
• Uganda anti-gay law declared 'null and void' by constitutional court
• BA calls for global treaty to track surface-to-air missiles after MH17 crash
• France requests most 'right to be forgotten' removals from Google
• Around 23,000 BT staff receive average share scheme windfall of £42,000
• Banksy graffiti rival King Robbo dies
• Father cleared of manslaughter of son who died 12 years after he shook him
• UK summer on track to become one of hottest in a century
• State of emergency declared in Liberia and Sierra Leone after Ebola outbreak
• Rolf Harris to appeal against jail sentence for indecent assaults
• Human leg found in recycling bin in Dublin
• Indian parliament hires monkey impersonators to restore order
• Three in 10 Conservative voters would prefer Ukip coalition in 2015 poll
Daily Mail (UK) • Could the fountain of youth lie in an Irish BOG? Peat that preserved 9,000-ye...
• Fears that schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram are being used as suicide bomb...
• 'I might be a boy but that won't stop me being a glamour model!': Transgender...
• Israel-Gaza ceasefire ends as both sides blame each other for breaching truce
• 'No one will care about your GCSE grades in five years' time': Headmistress o...
• Dissolvable silk fibres 'will protect women from HIV faster'
• National Geographic Traveler photo competition winners revealed
• Stephen Hawking leads successful campaign to prevent Cambridge riverside hote...
• Weak growth in the UK and eurozone factories sends markets tumbling
• Passenger charged after 'cracking window with single punch' at 35,000ft on bo...
• 'Child Murderers' note pinned to the front of synagogue in Surrey
• The 'power brow' is still in fashion as eyebrow pencil sales soar 42% thanks ...
• Could this be Paris and New York in 2084? Artist reveals his sinister and ind...
• Forget jam and marmalade, now you can enjoy your FACE on toast: £45 novelty t...
• Amanda Lightfoot seeks restraining order against friend's abusive ex-partner
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PC Magazine • Trinity Magnum Wants to Add Motion Controls to Oculus Rift
• Twitter Acquires Password Startup Mitro
• Can Apple's CDN Make OS Upgrades Less of a Headache?
• Microsoft Loses Data Bid; Facebook in Zambia; Panasonic Joins 'Gigafactory'
• Google Outlines 'Right to Be Forgotten' Challenges
• Samsung Teases 2 New Phones Amidst Earnings Stumble
• Report: EU Gearing Up for Android Antitrust Fight
• Microsoft Loses Bid to Keep U.S. Out of Dublin Data Center
• PlayStation Now Beta Opens to PS4 Users
• Researchers Warn About 'BadUSB' Exploit
• Drivers Split Over Self-Driving Cars
• BlackBerry Messenger App Lands on Windows Phone
• Apple, Beats Deal Could Result in 200 Job Cuts
• Twitter Slams DOJ 'Inaction' on National Security Data Request
• Who the Heck Is Iliad, And Why Does it Want T-Mobile?
• T-Mobile Adds 1.5 Million Customers
• Xiaomi Cracks List of Top 5 Smartphone Makers
• Tesla Teams With Panasonic for Battery 'Gigafactory'
• Senate: Carriers Can Do More to Prevent Bill Cramming
• PS4, Box Office Sales Give Sony a Boost
• Runtastic Launches $120 Orbit Fitness Tracker
• Xbox One in China; U.K. Driverless Car Trials; 'Custom' Virgin Plans
• Facebook App Offers Free Web Access in Zambia
• Can an App Make You a Better Person?
• Netflix, AT&T Ink Peering Deal, Boost Streaming Speeds
• Facebook To Shutter Gifts Feature in August
• Google Updates Hangouts With New Features For Businesses
• Enter Seattle: AMD Delivers First 64-Bit ARM Server Chips
• Nintendo Reports Financial Loss, Wii U Gain
• Xbox One Launching in China Sept. 23
PC-World • HP's luxury smartwatch focuses on fashion, supports both iOS and Android
• German copyright law is unconstitutional, Yahoo says in complaint
• Mysterious Google Barge headed for the scrap heap
• Surface Pro 3's Core i3 and Core i7 models available today
• Attackers can easily create dangerous file-encrypting malware, new threat sug...
• Microsoft security tool EMET 5.0 puts a leash on plugins
• People are twisting facts in requests to be forgotten, Google says
• Austrian privacy campaigner files 'class action' suit against Facebook over p...
• 10 Awesome Android Wear apps you won't find on Google's list
• These old-timey Radio Shack photos prove techies have been nerding out since ...
• Illustrator CC2014 review: Adobe continues to add refinements that benefit il...
• 10 great Rainmeter skins for productivity
• Asus Transformer Pad TF103C review: This hybrid is better for fun than work
• Mitro makes password manager open source as team heads to Twitter
• Almost 200,000 people may have been affected by US visa system crash
• Windows Phone 8.1 Update to make IE as good as iOS
• Most USB thumb drives can be reprogrammed to silently infect computers
• Who wins if Iliad buys T-Mobile?
• Windows Server 2003 support expiration could push sales next year
• Judge rules against Microsoft in email privacy case
• MongoDB snags key Oracle engineer
• FTC's in-app purchasing cases ignored consumer benefits, critics say
• Clockwise Podcast: Comic-Con, Yelp, smart bulbs, and "app rot"
• Some SAP users remain unhappy with pricier Enterprise Support
• Twitter reports a rise in government data requests
• Office for iPad updated with PDF exporting, flick gestures
• This wildly ambitious PC uses copper foam and custom engineering to pack big ...
• Report: CIA improperly accessed Senate computers
• French carrier Iliad offers to buy T-Mobile U.S.
• University researchers develop special smartphone display for the far-sighted
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BusinessWeek • Can the Angry Birds Keep Flying?
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Violent Games Ban
• FarmVille Meets the Hollywood Tie-In
• JPMorgan's Contrarian Bet on Bank Branches
• Vietnam's Labor Unrest
• U.S. Money Funds at Risk in Europe Crisis
• Miller Dumps Kodak After a Decade of Decline
• Hedge Funds Eye $740 Billion Japan Pensions Pool Post-Quake
• Carrefour Studies Asset Merger in Brazil With Pao De Acucar
• Asia Stocks Advance as Won Strengthens; Crude Oil Erases Gain
• Standard Chartered Sees Double-Digit Growth in First Half
• GM Seeing No Return in Opel Less Than Audi Plans Options: Cars
• Tepco Has Record Attendance at First Meeting Since Disaster
• Thai Opposition Aims to Keep Baht Competitive, Suchart Says
• Disappointing Hardware Sales Hit Oracle Stock
• Bonds: How to Play Interest Rate Peril
• The Trouble Lurking Offshore for Jon Huntsman
• Web Games Threaten the Console
• Variable Annuities: Lifelong Income, High Cost
• In Caracas, Armored Cars Are All the Rage
• Ford Steps on the Gas in Asia
CNNMoney • Could Snapchat really be worth $10 billion?
• EBay is latest tech company to reveal lackluster diversity report
• India move halts $1 trillion trade deal
• GM is still selling lots of cars
• How hackers could slam on your car's brakes
• Now what? Stocks mixed in early trading
• Ali's 'Fight of the Century' gloves fetch nearly $400K at auction
• Middle class jobs are finally coming back
• Jobs recovery marches on, but at slower pace
• Premarkets bounce off lows on jobs report
• 3 things Malaysia Airlines must do to survive
• Elon Musk wants Tesla 'elves' to service cars
• Unlimited vacation days and other perks you don't get
• How Americans are paying for college
• Musk: Tesla's next 6 months will be busy
• Social media stocks flying high as LinkedIn wows Wall Street
• Not extreme enough: GoPro fails to impress
• TD Bank surprises customers and scores a viral video hit
• Sharknado 2 a runaway ratings hit
• 17,000% interest? Small purchases trigger big overdraft fees
World Press • Iraq: Consequence of Military Training
• Turkey: Broker for Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• Let Colombia End Its Civil War
• Nigeria: Ending the Threat of Boko Haram
• Congo: M23 Down but Not Out
• Fracking and Water Scarcity
• Rwanda: 20th Anniversary of the Genocide
• Israel and Palestine: A Bi-National Solution
• Syria: the Misnomer of 'Combating Terrorism'
• Viewpoints: Saudi Arabia's Geopolitical Maneuvers
• Jordan's Energy Policy Key to Its Economy
• Viewpoints: Ukraine's East-West Tug-of-War
• Ukraine Protests: Euromaidan Has Real Potential
• Afghanistan's Upcoming Presidential Elections
• Viewpoints: Thailand's State of Emergency
• The International Criminal Court in Afghanistan
• Viewpoints: Venezuela's Anti-Government Protests
• Nicaragua Strengthens Economic Ties with Europe
• Tapping into Latin America's Oil
• Nelson Mandela: The Global Icon Goes Home
• Zimbabwe Food Security Threatened by Tobacco
• DR Congo's Silent Ordeal
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