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Derek Carr: Oakland Raiders' QB accepts risk of playing with painful back ALAMEDA, Calif. -- Derek Carr understands there's risk in involved in returning to the field so soon after fracturing a bone in his back.      Craig Robinson lost 50 pounds by giving up alcohol, going vegan Actor Craig Robinson said he dropped 50 pounds by giving up the booze and going vegan.   Federal judge rules housing tax exemption for clergy unconstitutional A federal judge ruled this week that a provision in the U.S. tax code that gives religious leaders a tax exemption for housing was unconstitutional.   Jaromir Jagr makes Calgary Flames debut Jaromir Jagr will made his debut with the Calgary Flames on Wednesday night against the Los Angeles Kings at Staples Center.   Brooke Shields says her character will clash with Olivia on 'Law & Order: SVU' Brooke Shields, a real life mother of two, says she was happy to explore complicated parenting themes for her upcoming "Law & Order: SVU" guest arc.   Fantasy football: Week 6 quarterback rankings Cam Newton leads our list of the top 20 fantasy football quarterbacks for Week 6.   Study: Trauma can cause heart trouble for women Trauma may be more than psychologically damaging for women: New research suggests it also could boost their chances of heart trouble.   Talk therapy may help menopause woes Talk therapy may help relieve menopause-related sleep problems and depression, a new study suggests.   Hormone therapy may be OK for women with migraines Women who suffer from migraines may be able to safely use hormone therapy to treat menopause symptoms, a new study suggests.   NLDS: Strasburg, Taylor help Washington Nationals force Game 5 vs. Cubs CHICAGO -- Stephen Strasburg threw seven scoreless innings and struck out 12 and Michael A. Taylor hit an eighth-inning grand slam to draw the Washington Nationals even at two games apiece in the National League Division Series with a 5-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday.   Artist Ai Weiwei tackles immigration with 'Good Fences' Chinese artist Ai Weiwei is offering commentary on the world's immigration crisis with a 300-artwork installation in New York City opening Thursday.   Fantasy football: Week 6 tight end rankings Our Week 6 fantasy football tight end rankings are topped with a familiar face.   Cincinnati Bengals TE Tyler Eifert considering season-ending surgery Cincinnati Bengals tight end Tyler Eifert is considering season-ending surgery on his back, ESPN reported on Wednesday, citing sources.   Notebook: Boston Red Sox fire John Farrell The Boston Red Sox fired manager John Farrell on Wednesday, two days after his team was eliminated from the playoffs.   Reused SpaceX rocket to carries satellite into orbit A used Falcon 9 rocket landed on a droneship in the Atlantic ocean Wednesday after launching a communications satellite into orbit.   Trump nominates Kirstjen Nielsen as Homeland Security secretary U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday nominated Kirstjen Nielsen as secretary of Homeland Security to replace John Kelly former's post.   Ed Speleers and Maria Doyle Kennedy join Season 4 of 'Outlander' Starz has announced the casting of two key roles for its time-travel romance, "Outlander."   Hong Kong Open: Venus Williams falls in second round Naomi Osaka upended second-seeded Venus Williams in their second-round match at the Hong Kong Tennis Open on Wednesday.   Buffalo Bills suddenly failing to pass passing test ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- For four weeks, the Buffalo Bills were one of the most surprising teams in the NFL, the zenith coming when they improved to 3-1 with a somewhat shocking 23-17 victory in Atlanta over the defending NFC champion Falcons.   LeBron James to miss Cleveland Cavaliers' preseason finale Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James sat out practice on Wednesday and was ruled out for Friday's preseason game against the Orlando Magic due to a left ankle injury, coach Tyronn Lue announced.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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New York Times | Weinstein Company Was Aware of Payoffs in 2015 New York Times The Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. Conflicting accounts have emerged about what executives at his company knew of the misconduct complaints against him. Credit Richard Shotwell/Invision, via Associated Press. With Harvey Weinstein fired amid ... Hillary Clinton speaks out about Harvey Weinstein, promises to give away donations The Weinstein Break Jamie Lee Curtis Calls Harvey Weinstein 'Brutish Thug' and Shares Her Own Sexual Harassment Story |
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California, Harvey Weinstein, Boy Scouts: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingTrump’s Tough Talk on Nafta Suggests Pact’s Demise Is ImminentThe president has long talked about scrapping Nafta. Even skeptics are starting to believe him.
Trump Threatens NBC Over Nuclear Weapons ReportThe president said he might use the power of the federal government to retaliate by challenging broadcast licenses.
Kirstjen Nielsen, White House Aide, Is Picked to Run Homeland SecurityMs. Nielsen is the top aide to the president’s chief of staff, and has a homeland security background. Some White House aides had chafed at her regimented style.
Foiled in Congress, Trump Moves on His Own to Undermine ObamacarePresident Trump is expected to issue an order on Thursday to allow the sale of health insurance plans that are exempt from some Affordable Care Act rules.
Raining Ash and No Rest: Firefighters Struggle to Contain California WildfiresOn the front lines, exhausted crews battling raging wildfires are stretched to their limits, with blazes “burning faster than firefighters can run.”
Californians Return to Fire-Ravaged Homes: ‘Everything Is Just Gone’Northern California fires forced more than 20,000 people to leave their homes. When some Santa Rosa residents went back to check on their houses, there was nothing left. California Winds Are Fueling Fires. It May Be Getting Worse.Some scientists think global warming may be making California’s autumn winds even drier, a “key parameter for fire risk.”
Weinstein Company Was Aware of Payoffs in 2015As the company seeks to distance itself from Harvey Weinstein, there are conflicting accounts about what it knew and how it responded.
Critic’s Notebook: Harvey Weinstein Is Gone. But Hollywood Still Has a Problem.Women helped build the movie industry, but it has long been a male-dominated enterprise that systematically treats women — as a class — as inferior.
How Did NBC Miss Out on a Harvey Weinstein Exposé?Ronan Farrow was an NBC contributor when he began reporting on claims that Mr. Weinstein had mistreated women. The article ended up being published by The New Yorker.
Rohingya Recount Atrocities: ‘They Threw My Baby Into a Fire’The New York Times visited refugee camps where civilians described a campaign of slaughter and rape by Myanmar’s military.
New Surge of Rohingya Puts Aid Workers Back on ‘Full Alert’The number crossing into Bangladesh from Myanmar had slowed to around 2,000 a day. But over 11,000 crossed on Monday and thousands more are waiting to follow.
Editorial: Mr. Trump Alone Can Order a Nuclear Strike. Congress Can Change That.Op-Ed Contributor: What Makes Eminem’s Anti-Trump Rap DifferentContributing Op-Ed Writer: Psychiatrists Can’t Stop Mass KillersNo one, including mental health professionals, can predict who will turn violent.
Op-Docs: I Have a Message for YouTo save her own life, she left her father to die. Decades later, she got a message from him. 10 Weeks, 10 Hurricanes, and a 124-Year-Old Record Is MatchedWith Tropical Storm Ophelia’s transition to Hurricane Ophelia, 2017 became the first year since 1893 in which 10 Atlantic storms in a row reached hurricane strength.
10 Arrested in Death of L.S.U. Student After Fraternity Drinking RitualOne student was charged with negligent homicide and nine current or former students were charged with hazing after a fraternity pledge died of alcohol poisoning.
Boy Scouts Will Accept Girls, in Bid to ‘Shape the Next Generation of Leaders’The shift was a significant change for the Boy Scouts, where membership has slipped in recent decades. Girl Scouts leaders said they were “blindsided” by the move.
Kim Wall, Slain Journalist, Is Remembered in Her Own WordsAt a memorial service at Columbia University, family and friends read from Ms. Wall’s work and urged others to continue the work she had loved.
The Shift: We Asked Facebook 12 Questions About the Election, and Got 5 AnswersFacebook responded to some questions about its role in the 2016 presidential election, and its plans to safeguard its platform in the future.
In Hong Kong, It’s the Fans Who Protest During the National AnthemDespite fines from soccer’s governing body and a new law requiring respect for China’s anthem, fans in the semiautonomous city of Hong Kong keep booing.
Belfast Journal: A New Street Was Meant to Bridge Belfast’s Sectarian Divide. Then the Doorbell Rang.On a Belfast street built to overcome sectarian divisions, at least three Catholic families have fled following a threat.
With...Tom Hanks: Hollywood’s Most Decent Fella on Weinstein, Trump and HistoryAs accusations rain on a kingpin of his industry, the actor known for his American hero roles begins a tour for his wide-eyed book of short stories.
Personal Journeys: Seeking Solitude in Japan’s Mountain MonasteriesKoyasan is one of the premier destinations for Buddhist pilgrims in Japan. As its popularity peaks, can it still be enjoyed by a visitor seeking quietude?
Entrepreneurship: As ‘Unicorns’ Emerge, Utah Makes a Case for Tech EntrepreneursIn an area called “Silicon Slopes,” at least five start-ups are valued at more than $1 billion, a sign that Utah has become a growing force for tech incubation.
Reporter’s Notebook: The Girl in the No. 8 JerseyAbout 600 miles from Las Vegas, the girl with the long ponytail scored the winning goal.
Nonfiction: Is Globalization Drawing Us Together or Tearing Us Apart?In “The Ordinary Virtues: Moral Order in a Divided World,” Michael Ignatieff grapples with whether people are only capable of living side by side.
On Photography: The Photographer Who Saw America’s Monuments Hiding in Plain SightLee Friedlander provided an early study of our national fascination with statuary.
The Breakdown: Vegemite, the Beloved Australian Spread, Goes UpmarketAn artisanal version of the ubiquitous condiment — with special packaging and at over twice the price — has been met with ire, curiosity and amusement.
Trilobites: A Surprise From the Supervolcano Under YellowstoneThe conditions that lead to supereruptions can emerge within a single human lifetime, according to a study of the volcano’s remnants in the national park.
Talking About the N.F.L. Protests With KidsAmericans may express their opinions without fear of punishment from the government – but free speech isn’t always extended to school-age kids.
Epidurals Do Not Prolong LaborMany obstetricians resist giving epidural anesthesia because they believe it lengthens the duration of labor, but a new study found it does not.
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