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Seattle Seahawks Week 7 report card: Something still missing for Seahawks RENTON, Wash. -- Despite a 4-2 record and a 24-7 win over the New York Giants on Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks are still struggling to find a groove offensively.      2017 World Series Game 1 preview: Los Angeles Dodgers, Houston Astros square off LOS ANGELES -- If regular-season wins are an accurate indicator, the 2017 World Series shapes up as one of the best matchups in decades.   Dallas Cowboys Week 7 report card: Jason Garrett needs to find kicker after Dan Bailey injury FRISCO, Texas -- The Dallas Cowboys got an important win against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday to move to 3-3 on the season.   Atlanta Falcons Week 7 report card: Steve Sarkisian, Falcons offense on hot seat FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -- Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan nearly had his streak of passing for 200 yards or more snapped against the New England Patriots.   Stephen Curry: Golden State Warriors guard fined $50,000 for throwing mouthpiece Former two-time NBA MVP and Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry has been fined $50,000 by the league for throwing his mouthpiece in the direction of a referee during Saturday's game against the Memphis Grizzlies.   Jay Cutler: Cracked ribs could sideline Miami Dolphins QB for extended period Miami Dolphins quarterback Jay Cutler has "multiple cracked ribs" and is unlikely to start in Thursday night's game against the Baltimore Ravens, coach Adam Gase confirmed Monday.   Martin Jones guides San Jose Sharks past skidding New York Rangers NEW YORK -- Martin Jones was outstanding Monday night, stopping 33 shots as the San Jose Sharks trounced the New York Rangers 4-1 at Madison Square Garden.   Monday Night Football: Philadelphia Eagles LT Jason Peters (leg) carted off field Eagles left tackle Jason Peters was carted off the field with a leg injury with 14:06 remaining in the third quarter of Philadelphia's game against the Washington Redskins on Monday at Lincoln Financial Field.   2017 World Series: Gerry Davis to head World Series umpiring crew Umpire Gerry Davis will work the World Series for the sixth time, including his third time as crew chief, Major League Baseball announced Monday.   Phoenix Suns GM Ryan McDonough: Eric Bledsoe likely done in Phoenix Phoenix Suns point guard Eric Bledsoe was sent home, will not play in Monday night's game against the Sacramento Kings and likely has played his final game for the team, general manager Ryan McDonough told reporters Monday.   Intruder stabs Russian radio host in the throat A Russian radio host is in intensive care after being stabbed by a man who broke into a radio station on Monday.   Rio de Janeiro police fatally shoot Spanish tourist on favela tour Police in Rio de Janeiro shot dead a Spanish tourist who was on tour of one of the city's favelas, officials said Monday.   Nick Lachey gets the boot on 'Dancing with the Stars' Nick Lachey and Peta Murgatroyd were eliminated from Season 25 of "Dancing with the Stars" in Los Angeles Monday night.   Stephen Hawking's PhD thesis crashes University of Cambridge website The University of Cambridge's website crashed on Monday after posting famed theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking's PhD thesis online.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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A Generation Grapples With North Korea as Friend and EnemySouth Korea teaches its children that North Korea is both a friend and an enemy — but a generational divide poses a dilemma for educators.
  American Caitlan Coleman Speaks Out After 5 Years as HostageThe Pennsylvania woman who was held captive for five years alongside her husband Joshua Boyle and children in Afghanistan, spoke out publicly since returning home, saying that she prefers to go by her married name, Caitlan Boyle and is not ready to discuss the details and horrors that her family endured. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports.
Can This Odd Creature Show Us How to Live for Centuries?By unlocking the secrets of the Greenland Shark's extreme longevity, scientists hope to be able to extend human life spans.
One Word From Trump Throws Wrench Into Bergdahl's SentencingThe sentencing of Army deserter Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was delayed until Wednesday after the defense cited President Trump's comments about case.
Gigantic Lava Tube Could Be Home for Moon ColonistsServing Food and Time: Inside Colombia's Trendy Prison RestaurantIn the popular tourist city of Cartagena, Colombia, the trendy Restaurante Interno inside the San Diego Prison serves delicious meals by women serving time.
Tajikistan Registers 367 Suspected Gays, Lesbians in DatabaseThe government used operations called "Purge" and "Morality" to identify suspected gays and lesbians and then forced them to take HIV tests.
Russian Radio Host Stabbed in the Throat by AttackerTatiana Felgengauer, Deputy Editor of radio station "Echo of Moscow," was stabbed by a suspect who broke into the studios.
Philippines Declares End in Battle With ISIS RebelsCombat operations were terminated after troops prevailed in what was the last stand against rebel gunmen in the heart of Marawi who refused to surrender.
Japanese Prime Minister Wins Big in National ElectionsVictory by the ruling coalition gives the prime minister more time to try to persuade a reluctant public to revise Japan's pacifist constitution.
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Rex Tillerson, Megyn Kelly, Saudi Arabia: Your Monday Evening BriefingCutting Taxes Is Hard. Trump Is Making It Harder.Republicans are worried that President Trump’s musings could doom their best chance for a sweeping tax rewrite.
Tax Cuts Are Coming. So Are the Fights About Paying for Them.Cutting taxes isn’t hard. Paying for them is. Republicans are running into a math problem as they try to change longstanding tax preferences in their $1.5 trillion tax rewrite.
Russia’s Favored Outlet Is an Online News Giant. YouTube Helped.RT was early to embrace the video site. Now that relationship is drawing scrutiny as investigators look into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
Why the Fact-Checking at Facebook Needs to Be CheckedSome of the measures Facebook has taken to fight the influence of fake news may not work all that well, research suggests.
Latest Bill O’Reilly Case Is ‘Jaw-Dropping,’ Megyn Kelly SaysNeeding a ratings boost, the host of “Megyn Kelly Today” targets what she calls a culture of sexual harassment at her former employer.
Mediator: A Long-Delayed Reckoning of the Cost of Silence on AbuseOne reason we’re just hearing about harassment claims against Harvey Weinstein and Bill O’Reilly has to do with nondisclosure agreements signed by the accusers.
After Weinstein Scandal, a Plan to Protect ModelsA New York State assemblywoman and the Model Alliance are working on an amendment to close a loophole in anti-discrimination laws.
Soldier’s Widow Says Trump Struggled to Remember Sgt. La David Johnson’s Name“That’s what hurt me the most,” Myeshia Johnson said of a condolence call President Trump made after her husband was killed in an ambush in Niger. The Sergeant Caught in a Trump ControversySgt. La David Johnson and three other American soldiers were killed in an attack in Niger this month. President Trump’s condolence call with Mr. Johnson’s widow became a political issue. Troops Ambushed in Niger Waited an Hour to Call for Help, Pentagon Official SaysThe Pentagon has not determined why the soldiers waited to seek backup. A top official said they might have thought they could withstand the deadly attack.
U.S. Threatens to Punish Myanmar Over Treatment of RohingyaWashington imposes travel restrictions on Myanmar’s military leaders and threatens sanctions against those responsible for atrocities in Rakhine State.
Op-Ed Contributor: Ralph Nader: Trump’s Anti-Consumer Agenda Hurts His VotersHis rush to dismantle regulations and the agencies that enforce them will damage the economy — and the regular people he promised to protect.
Editorial: Honor the Truth, John KellyOf all people, he should have known how to handle a controversy with a Gold Star family, without making matters worse.
Op-Ed Columnist: Democrats Should Embrace ImpeachmentA progressive megadonor wants more politicians to try to remove President Trump from office.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Doctrine of Trumpal InfallibilityOp-Ed Columnist: How to Engage a FanaticOp-Ed Contributor: When It Comes to Surveillance, Watch the WatchmenThe American people should demand to know whether the police are spying on them.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Is the Czech Republic Turning on the West?The European Union has failed to integrate many former Communist states. But their leaders deserve blame, too.
On Campus: The Misguided Student Crusade Against ‘Fascism’Protesters who shut down speech mimic the actions of those they say they oppose.
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl’s Odd Journey From Victim to CriminalA soldier was held captive for five years by the Taliban, and Army investigators recommended against jailing him. Now he faces life in prison.
Iditarod Names Four-Time Champion in Dog Doping CaseDallas Seavey, a four-time champion and part of the sport’s most well-known family, had four dogs test positive for a banned opioid pain reliever in this year’s dog-sled race.
Amazon Counts Its Suitors: 238 Want to Be Home for 2nd HeadquartersThe bidders came from 43 U.S. states, as well as Canada and Mexico. Amazon says the project will create 50,000 jobs, and that the winner will be announced next year.
China’s Entrepreneurs Squirm Under Xi’s Tightening GripThe Communist Party increasingly asserts its authority over business leaders, weakening their drive to invest and eroding confidence in the country.
One Meeting. Two Photos. Many Questions.A secret meeting between Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson and the Afghan president was said to take place in Kabul. But discrepancies in their respective photographs told a different story.
DealBook: In the Saudi Desert, World’s Business Leaders Follow the MoneyThe kingdom is embarking on a big experiment as it diversifies its oil-based economy, and executives looking for investment are making their pitches. New York to Replace MetroCard With Modern Way to Pay Transit FaresNew York’s transit system is replacing the MetroCard with a technology that can accommodate cellphones and certain kinds of credit or debit cards.
Colin Farrell and the Art of the Small ComebackHitting bottom after a string of macho roles in major movies, the actor has found fulfillment — and the best reviews of his life — in oddball films.
Fine Arts & Exhibits: Hong Kong’s Evolving Art SceneThe city has big-name, big-budget auction and gallery sales, but it is still finding its way in terms of developing its cultural identity.
Fine Arts & Exhibits: ‘Scenes of Solitude’ From Hudson River School ArtistsA show at the Albany Institute of History & Art is the opening act for exhibits at the Met and the Thomas Cole National Historic Site.
Books of The Times: ‘Sticky Fingers’ Captures Rolling Stone’s Jann Wenner and the Culture He Helped CreateThe biographer Joe Hagan understands why a rock magazine editor matters to the history of the 20th century.
Critic’s Notebook: Forced Out By Flooding, Houston’s Opera Gets On With the ShowIts home is closed for the season, recovering from Hurricane Harvey. But Houston Grand Opera opened its “La Traviata” in a makeshift auditorium.
Communism’s Answer to Mickey Mouse Is Thrust Into a Very Capitalist DisputeThe mole Krtek was a much-loved figure in popular culture behind the Iron Curtain. Now he is at the center of a copyright squabble in the Czech courts.
Nonfiction: The Pop-Culture Evolution of Frankenstein’s MonsterIn “Frankenstein: The First Two Hundred Years,” Christopher Frayling resurrects Mary Shelley’s classic through the countless visual adaptations of its monster.
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