THE NEW YORK TIMES
Turnover clouds Afghan military as U.S. plans to exit.
The first thing Col. Akbar Stanikzai does when he interviews recruits for the Afghan National Army is take their cellphones.
- Debt impasse shadows race for presidency.
- 73,000 political ads test even a city of excess.
- New infections may be linked to drug maker.
- After childhood pouring refils,reaching beyond the past.
- Luxe homes with low tax bills.
THE WASHINGTON POST
Europe taking google to ask.
Google’s efforts to track users across services such as YouTube and Gmail do not meet European standards of privacy, officials plan to announce Tuesday, in the latest of a growing number of regulatory challenges for the American technology giant.
- Benghazi narrative entangles U.S. envoy.
- A state up for grabs.
- D.C. official quits amid scrutiny of appraisals.
- The case of the vanishing candidate.
LOS ANGELES TIMES
Style is like to trump facts in debate.
Nonverbal cues are expected to prove most persuasive in the second Obama-Romney matchup.EL PAÍS
Gallardón avisa a Mas de que le aplicará el delito de desobediencia.
Gallardón esgrime el delito de desobediencia ante el órdago catalán. La Generalitat apuesta por “internacionalizar el conflicto” ante la UE. El PP cree que Mas oculta con el referéndum “el fracaso de su gestión”
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