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Top News U.S. Will Allow Drilling for Oil in Arctic Ocean By CORAL DAVENPORT The move is a major victory for Shell, but environmentalists say a possible accident there could have far-reaching consequences. NEWS ANALYSIS King's Absence at Meeting Signals a Saudi-U.S. Marriage Adrift By PETER BAKER and MICHAEL D. SHEAR Both countries insisted that King Salman of Saudi Arabia was not snubbing President Obama by skipping meetings at Camp David, though it seemed to reflect a new reality that the allies are at odds. Judge's Ruling Against 2 Banks Finds Misconduct in '08 Crash By PETER EAVIS Judge Denise L. Cote of Federal District Court in Manhattan ruled on Monday that Nomura and the Royal Bank of Scotland misled Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.    Document: Ruling on Mortgage Fraud in 2008 Crisis For more top news, go to NYTimes.com »

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Editors' Picks How to Eat Healthy Meals at Restaurants Most meals at American restaurants are packed with processed food and enough calories to cover two or three sensible meals. Yet it's entirely possible to eat healthy, tasty restaurant meals. Every meal here stays under 750 calories, and every breakfast is under 500. We'll start with some good news... OPINION | OP-ED CONTRIBUTORS Stop Assaults on Military Campuses By ASHLEY ANDERSON and ELIZABETH DEUTSCH West Point and the other service academies need new rules. RECOMMENDED FOR YOU THE UPSHOT | How to Eat Healthy Meals at Restaurants U.S. | Tony Rodham’s Ties Invite Scrutiny for Hillary and Bill Clinton THE UPSHOT | More Consensus on Coffee’s Benefits Than You Might Think

QUOTATION OF THE DAY "The magnitude of falsity, conservatively measured, is enormous." JUDGE DENISE L. COTE, of Federal District Court in Manhattan, ruling that two banks misled Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in selling them mortgage bonds.

Today's Videos  VIDEO: Evolution's Undulations The answer to how one long fin has made for agile swimmers of different species.  Related Article  VIDEO: In Performance | 'Nirbhaya' Poorna Jagannathan, foreground, and Japjit Kaur in a scene from Yael Farber's play in which Indian women describe their experiences of abuse. The show runs through Sunday at the Culture Project.  Related Review: 'Nirbhaya' For more video, go to NYTimes.com/Video »

World Freed From Coalition, David Cameron Picks Conservative Cabinet By STEVEN ERLANGER The British prime minister kept many senior members of his team in place, and said Boris Johnson, London's mayor, would join his "political cabinet." Muslims Flee to Malaysia and Indonesia by the Hundreds By THOMAS FULLER More than 1,000 refugees, a mix of Bangladeshis and ethnic Rohingya, landed Monday, a day after nearly 600 landed in Indonesia. European Commission Prepares Plan to Distribute Migrants Across E.U. By DAN BILEFSKY The proposal, which has not been finalized and requires national governments' approval, is being supported by Germany and Mediterranean member states. For more world news, go to NYTimes.com/World »

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U.S. 2 Police Lives Lost Are the Focus in Mississippi By ALAN BLINDER Scores of law enforcement officers and hundreds of ordinary citizens attended the memorial service for two Hattiesburg, Miss., police officers who were shot during a traffic stop Saturday. Some Schools Embrace Demands for Education Data By MOTOKO RICH Though critics worry about an increasing focus on metrics, some districts have begun recording and analyzing every scrap of information in an effort to improve. A Navy Pilot's Death Reflects the Everyday Hazards of the Job By ERIC SCHMITT An investigation into the crash that killed Lt. Nathan Poloski assigned no blame but concluded that it might have been prevented by more "situational awareness."