Headlines from September 3, 2014

Sometimes killing trumps politics. On the senselessness of ISIS executions.
Meant to mark the end of combat in Afghanistan, NATO’s summit has new relevance in the midst of Russian aggression.
Every day of inaction means more deaths and the slow collapse of societies. The Ebola outbreak has infected more than 3,000.
A Columbia student will carry around her dorm mattress until her rapist leaves the school, or she graduates. #video
Looking at naked photos of someone who doesn’t want us to goes beyond voyeurism; it’s abuse.
Related: Phones need a “private photo” mode. #opinions
For pro-government forces, Facebook’s “Report Abuse” button is a tool of oppression.
Soldiers’ gear from 1066 to 2014. #photos
Passenger pigeons, which became extinct 100 years ago, once comprised 40% of North America’s bird population.
Russian space sex geckos existed, and they are now dead.
Ocean-current researchers crack where your message in a bottle will land.
College women spend 10 hours a day on their cell phones; 60% feel “addicted.”
Intellectual property seems to be mostly ignored. Inside Shenzhen’s manufacturing ecosystem.
A new phone app tells you the political affiliations of the makers of the food you’re about to buy at the store.
KKK is recruiting in the Hamptons—probably because detained Mexican children were sent to Suffolk County.
DNA evidence frees North Carolina’s longest-serving inmates after 30 years in prison for a rape-murder they did not commit.
I feel like a pawn in a moneymaking game for hospital administrators. The collective malaise of American doctors.