Don’t Feel Bad About ‘Bad Sex’ by MANIL SURI

By MANIL SURI

You’ll wonder if you should have toned things down.

Colorado Officer Killed in Shooting Was Church Elder, Retired Figure Skater by REUTERS

By REUTERS

A police officer killed by a gunman who stormed a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs was a retired champion figure skater and an elder at a Christian church where he taught, led worship teams and played guitar.

Pope to Visit Central African Republic’s Divided Capital by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Georgette Dossio mourns a son whose body she can never bury. Sitting on the dirt under a tent of scrap wood and tarp, she is comforted by her neighbors at the airport displaced-persons camp where she has lived for nearly two years.

Booking photo of suspected Colorado shooter released by REUTERS

By REUTERS

Colorado Springs Police release the booking photo of Robert L. Dear, the 57-year-old man suspected of opening fire at a Planned Parenthood clinic, killing three. Gavino Garay reports.

AP PHOTOS: Editor Selections From the Middle East by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

This week in the Middle East, Egyptians went to the polls in the second round of parliamentary elections, with turnout reaching nearly 30 percent, considerably less than for votes held immediately after the 2011 uprising that toppled President Hosni…

Death by Internet Hyperbole: Literally Dying Over This Column by JESSICA BENNETT

By JESSICA BENNETT

On death by Internet and the linguistic arms race to out-hyperbole each other with phrases like “Omg literally dying,” “I can’t even” and “yassssss.”

AP PHOTOS: A Selection of Pictures From the Past Week by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Highlights from the weekly AP photo report, a gallery featuring a mix of front-page photography, the odd image you might have missed and lasting moments our editors think you should see.

With Legal Aid, Immigrant Advocates Turn Focus to Citizenship by LIZ ROBBINS

By LIZ ROBBINS

With immigration reform stalled, New York advocacy groups have set their sights on shepherding legal residents on the path toward citizenship.

Two Sets of Twins Trace Lifetime Link to Two Teammates by JOE LEMIRE

By JOE LEMIRE

Three decades ago Steve DeOssie and Jim Jeffcoat became friends, as did their wives. Each couple had twins, one boy and one girl apiece. Now the two boys play for the N.F.L., while the girls are co-workers in Colorado.

M.T.A. Contract Workers Push for Higher Wages and Better Working Conditions by EMMA G. FITZSIMMONS

By EMMA G. FITZSIMMONS

Citing inadequate pay, discrimination and a bedbug-ridden office, call center workers for Access-A-Ride have filed a class-action lawsuit and threatened to strike.