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The article discusses on the use of facial recognition system by the police departments to help solve crimes. Topics include concerns for privacy due to increasing use of the technology; employing facial recognition to help solve crimes, ranging from shoplifting to assaults and mass shootings; and views of Alvaro Bedoya, director of Georgetown Law's Center on Privacy & Technology (C.P.T.), on issue. Also mentions facial recognition at a concert to identify stalkers used by singer Taylor Swift.

The article reports on the celebration and re-enactment of Harper Lee's novel "To Kill a Mockingbird," to honor the 50th anniversary of its publication in 2010.

The article reports on a New Jersey law that requires identification from teenage drivers through a red decal stuck on their license plates, which will aid police in enforcing restrictions on them.

The article reports on a vending machine in a luxury hotel in the United Arab Emirates that dispenses gold bars and coins.

The article reports on U.S. schools that have allowed students to bring their animal companions, mostly dogs and cats, along with them to their dormitory rooms.

A photograph of the world's oldest shoe discovered in a cave in Armenia is presented.

Comments on the renaming of the Major League Soccer team MetroStars with New York Red Bulls. Reaction of fans on the team's new name; Expectation of advertisers on the strength of the energy drink company's advertising scheme.