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Anaheim Ducks waive promising defenseman Simon Despres, likely to buy out contract The Anaheim Ducks placed defenseman Simon Despres on waivers for the purpose of buying out his contract on Friday.     2017 U.S. Open Round 2 Leaderboard: Five straight birdies has Paul Casey in four-way tie Brian Harman looks at the company he has at the top of the leaderboard and can't help but think that the demanding Erin Hills layout has something to do with it.   Sailors missing after U.S. Navy destroyer collides with ship in Pacific Seven U.S. sailors are unaccounted for and others were injured early Saturday after a Navy ship collided with another vessel off the coast of Japan.   New Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone sees team's shortcomings NFL teams that have not won more than five games in any of the last six years had better be working hard during the offseason to change their fortunes.   Miami Dolphins run defense still an unknown after minicamp After all these weeks of weightlifting, drills, and 11-on-11s during OTAs and mini-camp, the Miami Dolphins are no closer to knowing about their run defense.   New-look Buffalo Bills have a ways to go before contention Rex Ryan, a man known for making outlandish statements, uttered one exactly one year ago when he was still head coach in Buffalo.   Tackle Andrew Whitworth makes Greg Robinson expendable on Los Angeles Rams O-line Left tackle Andrew Whitworth proved why the Los Angeles Rams made him such a high priority in free agency.   Ethics office releases 98 pages of Trump financial records The Office of Government Ethics on Friday released nearly 100 pages of President Donald Trump's financial disclosures, but they do not include tax records.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Anger Grows at Funding Cuts, Fire Regulations After Deadly London BlazeUp to 4,000 public housing blocks across Britain, where sprinkler systems are not mandatory on older buildings, are at risk of similar fires.
  Video Shows Charred Wreckage Inside London Apartment TowerHarrowing images show the devastation left by the deadly fire that tore through London's Grenfell Tower. Demonstrators Storm Town Hall in London High-Rise Fire ProtestGrief turned to anger with protesters demanding justice over safety shortfalls that may have contributed to the Grenfell Tower tragedy. Trump Will Tighten, but not Nix, Cuba TravelCruise lines, tour operators, travel agents and others in the travel industry are figuring out how Trump's changes will affect American business in Cuba.
Canadian Lawmakers Pass Bill Extending Transgender ProtectionsBill C-16 adds prohibitions against discrimination on the basis of gender identity and gender expression to the Canadian Human Rights Act.
Helmut Kohl, Chancellor Who Reunited Germany, Dies at 87Helmut Kohl, the German chancellor whose reunification of a nation divided by the Cold War put Germany at the heart of a united Europe, has died at 87.
Queen Visits High-Rise Fire Homeless, Hears Stories of SurvivalQueen Elizabeth and Prince William heard for themselves some of the harrowing stories of people caught up in west London's Grenfell Tower blaze. Otto Warmbier Has Extensive Brain DamageOtto Warmbier is in a state of unresponsive wakefulness - something doctors used to refer to as a persistent vegetative state - and has extensive brain damage.
UN War Crimes Judge Convicted by Turkey on Terrorism ChargeJudge Aydin Sedaf Akay was one of tens of thousands of Turkish officials arrested in a crackdown on people and organizations after a foiled coup.
Sailor Missing for One Week Found Alive On His ShipThe U.S. 7th Fleet said the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of Peter Mims of Interlachen, Florida, were being investigated.
Mom in Blazing High-Rise Reportedly Saved Daughter by Flooding Bathroom"We tried the door but it was too hot," Natasha Elcock, 39, told The Sun. "The door was buckling and the windows bubbling and cracking. It was terrifying."
Airbag Maker Takata Will Reportedly File for BankruptcyTakata, whose airbags were implicated in the deaths of at least 16 people worldwide, is reportedly filing for bankruptcy.
ISIS Leader Al-Baghdadi May Have Been 'Liquidated' by Strike, Russia SaysRussia said around 30 ISIS field commanders and 300 militants were killed in the attack by Su-35 and Su-34 fighter jets in Raqqa, Syria.
Safety Concerns in Britain's Aging High-RisesITV News' Rupert Evelyn reports from north London about residents' concerns in a 1960's high-rise similar to Grenfell Tower. Homemade Bomb Was Behind Deadly Blast at Kindergarten in ChinaThe blast struck as relatives were waiting to pick up students at the end of the school day
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Trump Attacks Rosenstein in Latest Rebuke of Justice DepartmentThe president is increasingly at odds with the Justice Department and the F.B.I. as the investigation into Russian election interference expands.
Education Dept. Says It Will Scale Back Civil Rights InvestigationsThe department will not consider civil rights investigations mandatory, loosening rules that spurred broad looks at issues from sexual assault to disciplinary actions.
Trump Reverses Pieces of Obama-Era Engagement With CubaThe president said he was revoking elements of a “terrible and misguided deal” by reinstating travel restrictions, a symbolic step away from seeking better relations.
How the Russia Investigation Entangled a Manafort ProtégéRick Gates’s rapid ascent into President Trump’s orbit as Paul Manafort’s partner, and his sudden ejection from it, underscore how the Russia inquiries have shaken the administration.
Trump’s Businesses Show Mixed Returns During Campaign and PresidencyRevenue from several holdings from his global business enterprises rose substantially in the last year, while others were flat or lower
Trump Hires Veteran Lawyer With Deep Experience in WashingtonThe president added John Dowd, who previously led a Major League Baseball investigation and represented Senator John McCain in the “Keating Five” case. Trump, Amazon, Philando Castile: Your Friday Evening BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: Batman, a True AngelenoFriday: Three very colorful houses, a new state budget and a California Batman.
U.S. Destroyer Fitzgerald Is Damaged in Collision Off JapanThe destroyer collided with a container ship early Saturday, and seven Navy sailors were reported missing. Japanese television showed heavy damage to the warship.
Minnesota Officer Acquitted in Killing of Philando CastileThe officer fatally shot Philando Castile, a black motorist, during a traffic stop last summer. Mr. Castile’s girlfriend live-streamed the aftermath.
Guilty Verdict for Young Woman Who Urged Friend to Kill HimselfMichelle Carter, who pressed Conrad Roy III to kill himself, was convicted in a rare finding that a person’s words can directly cause someone else’s suicide. Guilty Verdict in Texting Suicide CaseIn a rare legal finding, a judge found Michelle Carter, 20, guilty of involuntary manslaughter. Ms. Carter urged her boyfriend, Conrad Roy III, to commit suicide through text messages and phone calls in 2014. Alexandria Gunman Carried List With Names of 3 Republican LawmakersThe names, which the authorities believe may have been potential targets, were found on the body of the gunman who opened fire on a baseball field being used by Republican congressmen.
Hairless Dogs, ‘as Important as Machu Picchu’Meet some Peruvian hairless dogs, an ancient breed whose image is recognizable on pre-Incan pottery. The breed has been declared a part of Peru’s cultural patrimony. Let’s Settle This in Court: What, Exactly, Is Stand-Up Paddleboarding?The international surfing and canoeing associations both want to control stand-up paddle and are headed to mediation with Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Married, Dating Other People and HappyExploring trust, jealousy and desire with nonmonogamous couples. Amazon Deal for Whole Foods Starts a Supermarket WarThe grocery-store industry now faces, in addition to overseas competitors, a deep-pocketed rival with a track record of moving customers online.
Economic Trends: The Amazon-Walmart Showdown That Explains the Modern EconomyThe battle to sell men’s shirts and food, and just about everything else, is a competition that will define the future of retail.
Amazon to Buy Whole Foods for $13.4 BillionThe deal for a physical grocery retailer reflects Amazon’s ambition to become an even more frequent shopping habit to customers.
How Whole Foods Became the Organic GiantOver several decades, John Mackey grew a 2,000 square-foot store in Austin into a $13.4 billion deal with Amazon.
Walmart to Buy Bonobos, Men’s Wear Company, for $310 MillionAcquiring the clothing brand born on the internet is intended to energize Walmart’s e-commerce strategy as it races to catch up with Amazon.
A Campus Argument Goes Viral. Now the College Is Under Siege.After a professor objected to a racial-awareness event, the protests against him were widely shared online, prompting threats against him and the college.
May and London Mayor Are Met With Anger as They Respond to FireEstimates of the death toll at Grenfell Tower reached past 70, as resentment over inequality and a slow response boiled over in public.
After London Fire, Angry Protesters Demand ‘Justice’Demonstrators heckled Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain on Friday and stormed the local council that owns Grenfell Tower, which was incinerated in a deadly fire on Wednesday. Megyn Kelly, and Network That Bet on Her, Land on the Hot SeatMs. Kelly’s coming interview with the conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has generated a fierce backlash as she is trying to introduce herself to her NBC audience.
Helmut Kohl, Chancellor Who Reunited Germany, Dies at 87Mr. Kohl held the post for 16 years, from 1982 to 1998, longer than any German leader since Bismarck.
Border Patrol Raids Humanitarian Aid Group Camp in ArizonaA desert base for No More Deaths was raided by border agents on Thursday. Unlike previous raids, this time they came with a search warrant.
Carrie Fisher Died From Sleep Apnea and Other Factors, Coroner SaysThe Los Angeles County coroner’s office said investigators have not been able to determine an exact cause of death for the actor who died in December.
Post-Snowden Efforts to Secure N.S.A. Data Fell Short, Report SaysThe agency failed to limit the number of people with access to top-secret data as it tried to prevent another security breach, the Pentagon watchdog found.
Google Said to Be Facing Record E.U. Fine by End of AugustRegulators are set to impose a penalty of more than $1 billion and force the company to alter how it operates, according to people familiar with the case.
Cosby Trial Briefing: Bill Cosby Jury Goes a Fifth Day Without a VerdictAfter five days of deliberation, the jury still cannot reach a verdict in the sexual assault case but the judge denied defense motions for a mistrial.
‘Soft Brexit’ Forces Rise in Britain on the Eve of TalksOnce written off, Britons who support the European Union are in a better position now that Theresa May’s Conservative Party has lost its majority.
Apple, Moving In on Prestige TV, Poaches Two Sony ExecutivesThe company’s hiring of two respected leaders, who cultivated shows like “Breaking Bad” at Sony, signaled to Hollywood that Apple is serious about original programming.
Children’s Books: In Philip Pullman’s First Graphic Novel, a Ghost Ship Travels Through TimeIn “The Adventures of John Blake: Mystery of the Ghost Ship,” a battered vessel becomes unstuck in time after an experiment goes awry.
Naomi Watts Finds Trouble, So You Don’t Have ToThe busy actress stars in the film “The Book of Henry,” as well as in the series “Twin Peaks” on Showtime and “Gypsy” on Netflix.
Ties: Morning Walks With My SonWalking my son to school was a kind of slow, pleasant awakening in an equally sleepy universe, until he announced he was old enough to walk alone.
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