Austria Finds Up to 50 Bodies Thought to Be of Migrants in Truck

By ALISON SMALE

The precise toll is yet to be determined, a police official said, after the vehicle was found abandoned on a highway east of Vienna.

Video: Germany Urges Sharing of Migrant Burden

Labor Board Says Contractors’ Workers Can Bargain With Parent Company

By NOAM SCHEIBER

A ruling by the National Labor Relations Board made it substantially easier for unions to bargain for higher wages and benefits.

Many Psychology Findings Not as Strong as Claimed, Study Says

By BENEDICT CAREY

Only 35 of 100 studies that the Reproducibility Project looked at held up fully to scrutiny. But some questioned the process of replication itself.

Father of Slain Virginia TV Reporter Urges Stricter Gun Laws

By MICHAEL D. SHEAR and RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA

WDBJ in Roanoke honored Alison Parker, and Adam Ward, who were shot and killed a day before, and Ms. Parker’s father called for stricter gun legislation.

Watch: Virginia Victims’ Relatives Speak

Hillary Clinton’s Handling of Email Issue Frustrates Democratic Leaders

By PATRICK HEALY, JONATHAN MARTIN and MAGGIE HABERMAN

Concerns are growing that Hillary Rodham Clinton is not treating the matter seriously, or doing enough to put it to rest before it harms her 2016 run and other Democrats’ campaigns.

Carly Fiorina, Gaining in Polls, Moves to Secure Spot in 2nd G.O.P. Debate

By ASHLEY PARKER and TRIP GABRIEL

Carly Fiorina, the former Hewlett-Packard executive, wants to be on the main stage at the event, and she is waging a public war with CNN and the Republican National Committee.

SPORTS | On Tennis

Williams Sisters Leave an Impact That’s Unmatched

By HARVEY ARATON

It is difficult to imagine tennis without Venus and Serena Williams, who have influenced a generation of female players and left a mark that no siblings in sports can equal.

ARTS

Miley Cyrus Promises a ‘Raw’ MTV Video Music Awards

By JOE COSCARELLI

In between freshly rolled joints, the singer discusses Donald Trump, Robin Thicke, Nicki Minaj – and hosting this year’s show.

Video: Trump’s Troubles With Hispanic TV Journalists

From the beginning, Spanish-language TV has been covering Donald J. Trump’s presidential campaign more critically than the mainstream news media, especially after his remarks on immigrants.

Video: Vultures Face Own Death

Across East Africa, vulture populations have been decimated by poaching, poisoning and other human interventions.

Video: Queens: The Next Tourist Destination

Lonely Planet named Queens the No. 1 United States tourist destination of 2015. Residents and business owners wonder if the borough can become more than just a day trip from Manhattan.

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U.S. Stock Markets Trade Higher for 2nd Day as Global Shares Rebound

By AMIE TSANG and PETER EAVIS

The S.&P. 500 and the Dow were up strongly and the Nasdaq turned positive for the year as better economic news buoyed traders.

U.S. Economy’s Growth Rate in 2nd Quarter Revised Up to 3.7%

By NELSON D. SCHWARTZ

The revision, more than a full percentage point higher, provides further assurance that the American economy remains on an even keel.

The Upshot

Rising Anxiety That Stocks Are Overpriced

By ROBERT J. SHILLER

There are reasons to question whether the recent sharp drop in an overactive stock market was enough, or whether a longer decline is ahead.