Behind the New York Times pay wall, you only get 10 free clicks a month. For those worried about hitting their limit, we're taking a look through the paper each morning to find the stories that can make your clicks count.

Top Stories: Michael Bloomberg has a number of London projects in the works and the "buzz is so great that a chief aide to Prime Minister David Cameron impishly floated the idea of a Bloomberg candidacy, for mayor of London." 

World: As jihadists' strength grew in Mali, so did smuggled arms from Mali which, "researchers said, suggested that weapons from Libya had changed the course of Mali’s war." 

Politics: Representative from Rhode Island Jim Langevin, who is a quadriplegic after a gun-related accident, is now in the midst of the gun-violence debate. 

New York: A Lutheran pastor apologized for participating in an interfaith service, which went against his faith's "prohibition against joint worship with other religions," following the Sandy Hook massacre.

Science: Humans link to other mammals was possibly the "roughly rat-size" Protungulatum donnae.

Sports: As Derek Jeter rehabilitates, fans wait to catch a glimpse of the man himself. 

Opinion: David Brooks on Machiavelli and drones. 

Movies: When it comes to the Oscars there's even a race to be included in the memorial list. 

Arts & Design: Manifestations of love in art throughout New York City from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's "Sleeping Eros" to the Balto sculpture in Central Park. 

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Esther Zuckerman