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FDA approves new gene therapy for blood cancer The FDA approved a new form of cell-based gene therapy for adults with certain types of large B-cell lymphoma.      ALCS: New York Yankees seize lead with 5-0 win over Houston Astros Masahiro Tanaka pitched seven outstanding innings and the New York Yankees scored four runs against Dallas Keuchel in a 5-0 victory over the Houston Astros.   Avoiding alcohol helps the heart beat better The longer you refrain from drinking, the lower your risk of a common heart rhythm disorder.   Cooling mitts, socks may ease a major chemo side effect Many cancer drugs can cause debilitating nerve damage as a side effect, but a study suggests that simple cold wraps to the hands and feet might prevent it.   Higher doses of vitamin D may boost preemies' bone health Higher doses of vitamin D can improve the bone health of premature babies, new research suggests.   N.C., ACLU to settle transgender 'bathroom bill' lawsuit North Carolina reached a settlement with the ACLU Wednesday to allow transgender people to use public restrooms that correspond to their gender identity.   CBS orders second season of asteroid thriller 'Salvation' CBS says it has renewed for a second season "Salvation," a sci-fi thriller starring Santiago Cabrera, Jennifer Finnigan, Charlie Rowe and Ian Anthony Dale.   Texas killer's execution delayed over possible additional confession Convicted Houston serial killer Anthony Shore will be executed Wednesday for a series of homicides he committed decades ago, now that his appeals have run out.   'Big Hero 6: The Series' to begin with TV movie 'Baymax Returns' "Big Hero 6: The Series" is to begin with the TV movie "Baymax Returns" on Nov. 20 on Disney XD and the Disney Channel.   'Fashion Police' to wrap up with series finale on Nov. 27 "Fashion Police: The Farewell" -- a finale featuring previously unseen footage of the show's late, longtime co-host Joan Rivers -- is to air on E! Nov. 27.   Karen Pence champions art therapy: It's not just 'arts and crafts' Karen Pence unveiled art therapy as her personal initiative as second lady, saying she hopes to educate people that it's a mental health profession.   Chelsea Handler won't return for Season 3 of Netflix show Comedian Chelsea Handler says she won't return for a third season of her Netflix docu-series "Chelsea."   Justin Timberlake, Anna Kendrick reunite for 'Trolls' special Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick -- who lent their voices to characters in the 2016 movie "Trolls" -- will reprise their roles for an animated special.   Indianapolis Colts shut down Andrew Luck due to shoulder soreness Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck is being shut down due to soreness in his surgically repaired right shoulder.   NFL owners, players finding the same page NEW YORK -- It appears as if the main thing to come out of Tuesday's meeting between NFL players and owners was mutual respect.   Dallas Cowboys: Ezekiel Elliott ready to run after court win Dallas Cowboys star running back Ezekiel Elliott said Wednesday he appreciates the opportunity to return to the field after a New York federal judge granted him a temporary restraining order on his six-game suspension over domestic violence allegations.   Alicia Keys announced as coach on Season 14 of 'The Voice' Grammy Award-winner Alicia Keys is to return as a coach on Season 14 of "The Voice."   Billy Joel to be a third-time dad at age 68 U.S. rock 'n' roll icon Billy Joel is poised to become a father for the third time at the age of 68.   U.N. sanctions against North Korea could block $1.3 billion, analyst says The implementation of United Nations Security Council sanctions could block as much as $1.3 billion in capital inflows to North Korea.   Nigerian militants kidnap four believed to be British missionaries Nigerian police said suspected militants kidnapped four people believed to be British missionaries in the country's southern Delta state.   Terri, Bob and Bindi Irwin to star in new Animal Planet series The Irwin family says it has signed on to star in a new television docu-series in 2018.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Pentagon Sends Team to Niger to Find Out What HappenedDefense officials are careful not to call the inquiry an investigation, but admit they simply don't know what happened Oct. 4 when four U.S. soldiers died.
  Iran Played Secret Role in Land Grab From U.S. AllyA "catastrophic defeat" for the U.S. and a victory for Iran, says former U.S. official.
Russia Probe: Facebook Lawyer's to Face CongressGoogle and Twitter executives are also expected to testify before the House and Senate intelligence committees on Nov. 1.
Trump Denies Family Claim He Disrespected Fallen SoldierFamily members of a U.S. service member killed in Niger were "astonished" by the president's remarks, according to a Florida congresswoman.
U.S. Says It Killed Dozens of ISIS Fighters in Yemen CampsThe camps in Al Bayda, which are considered ungoverned, are used to train militants, the Pentagon said in a statement.
Gord Downie, The Tragically Hip Lead Singer, Dies at 53Gord Downie, the widely revered lead singer and songwriter of iconic Canadian rock band The Tragically Hip, has died. He was 53.
Indonesia Considers Ban on 'Destructive' LGBTQ-Related TV ContentThe Indonesian parliament's draft bill seeks to revise the broadcasting law to scrub content with "LGBT behavior."
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Lamar Alexander, Jeff Sessions, Xi Jinping: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingTrump’s Condolence Call to Soldier’s Widow Ignites an ImbroglioA furious back-and-forth turned what can be an emotionally wrenching encounter into an ugly spectacle between the president and a bereaved citizen.
Fallen Troops’ Families Tell of Meeting Presidents: Sympathy and Sometimes DiscomfortPresident Trump’s condolence call to the widow of a slain soldier was outside the usual range of encounters with presidents, wounded service members and families of those killed said.
Rep. Frederica Wilson on Trump: ‘That Is Not What You Say to a Grieving Widow’“That is not what you say to a grieving widow,” congresswoman says of president’s comment that soldier “knew what he was signing up for.”
News Analysis: With Loss of Its Caliphate, ISIS May Return to Guerrilla RootsWith the fall of its capital and loss of territory, the Islamic State may be reeling but not vanquished.
Struggle Over Kirkuk Puts the U.S. and Iran on the Same SideKurdish and Iraqi forces, both armed by the Americans, fought each other in Kirkuk. Analysts think Iran played a key role in the dispute’s resolution.
From Playground to Killing Ground: An ISIS LegacyThe Naem traffic circle in Raqqa teemed with life before the Syrian civil war. Then it came to symbolize death.
F.D.A. Approves Second Gene-Altering Treatment for CancerThe treatment will be for adults with aggressive non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma when chemotherapy has failed. It re-engineers a patient’s own cells to fight cancer.
Trump Pulls Back From Senate Deal to Fund Health SubsidiesAfter voicing support, the president offered a different take on the plan, while its Republican architect predicted it would pass before the end of the year.
Public Health: Trump’s Attack on Insurer ‘Gravy Train’ Could Actually Help a Lot of ConsumersState regulators and insurers have found a way to funnel more federal money into the markets and protect consumers from big rate hikes.
Fact Check: Calling Cost-Sharing Reduction Payments ‘a Bailout’ Is MisleadingPresident Trump has repeatedly called payments made to health insurers “a bailout” but they lower out-of-pocket costs for low-income people.
Russian Socialite Enters Race to Challenge President PutinKsenia Sobchak, a TV journalist who has long paraded her glamorous life on social media, says she will be the voice of Russians without one.
Editorial: Congress, End the Health Care Chaos. You Have 9 Million Kids to Protect.The Children’s Health Insurance Program has had bipartisan support, as does a compromise to save Obamacare. Republicans could wreck both.
Op-Ed Contributor: I Coined the Term ‘Sexual Harassment.’ Corporations Stole It.A word that once promised revolution has been made business-friendly and bloodless. It’s time to reclaim it.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Trumpist Case for Janet YellenFor his own sake, the president should reappoint the Federal Reserve chairwoman.
Op-Ed Contributor: What’s Really Keeping Pakistan’s Children Out of School?Since 2010, the government has more than doubled its education budget. But it has misdiagnosed the problem.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Supreme Court Justices Need Fact-CheckersThey rely on bad data in opinions — and they shouldn’t simply dismiss evidence they don’t understand as “gobbledygook.”
Op-Ed Contributor: Iraq Will Remain UnitedFor three years, we have battled terrorists — and the odds. We will not allow the Kurds to rip our country apart.
Op-Ed Columnist: ‘Drug Dealers in Lab Coats’Editorial: The White House Sees Only Dollar Signs in the ArcticWith subterfuge and an ear for those who can gain financially, the administration pushes to drill oil and mine gold in fragile areas.
Is Trump Violating the Constitution? In Absentia, He Defends Himself in CourtAt issue is whether the Trump Hotel in Washington violates a provision banning federal officials from accepting economic benefits from governments at home or abroad.
Deal on North Carolina Bathroom Law Would Expand Transgender ProtectionsGov. Roy Cooper and transgender rights advocates said they had drawn up a settlement on the state’s longstanding bathroom dispute.
U.S. Must Allow Undocumented 17-Year-Old to Have Abortion, Judge SaysLawyers for the teenager accused federal officials of blocking her access to an abortion by not letting her leave a Texas shelter.
In North Carolina, Republicans Stung by Court Rulings Aim to Change the JudgesSweeping changes include introducing partisan ballots to judges’ races, the first state to do so in almost a century.
Home of the ‘Bump Stock’ Says, Don’t Blame Us for Las VegasResidents of Moran, Tex., depend heavily on the company whose products enable high-speed gunfire, and say a ban would be disastrous, and unconstitutional.
The Economy Is Humming, but That May Not Win Janet Yellen Another TermUnder Janet L. Yellen, unemployment has declined and inflation has remained low. But that may not be enough for her to keep the job.
Guiyang Journal: Forget Marx and Mao. Chinese City Honors Once-Banned Confucian.Guiyang has built a museum and park to Wang Yangming, a 16th-century philosopher at the center of a propaganda drive by China’s leader, Xi Jinping.
Feature: When the Revolution Came for Amy CuddyAs a young social psychologist, she played by the rules and won big: an influential study, a viral TED talk, a prestigious job at Harvard. Then, suddenly, the rules changed.
A Trove of Yiddish Artifacts Rescued From the Nazis, and OblivionHidden in a church basement and forgotten, the books and documents recently discovered provide sharp new insights into Jewish life and literature.
Jann Wenner and His Biographer Have a Falling OutThe Rolling Stone founder seemed to enjoy opening up his life to Joe Hagan. Now that the book is about to come out, they are no longer speaking.
‘The Walking Dead’ at 100: Still a Hit, but for How Much Longer?As the zombie apocalypse drama returns for Season 8, the AMC series is looking to rebound from a stretch of storytelling shenanigans that alienated viewers.
Hear the Martha Argerich Recordings That Inspired 8 Young PianistsDaniil Trifonov, Khatia Buniatishvili and more talented pianists (and one harpsichordist) share their favorite albums by the great Argentine musician.
Listen to Bach, Transformed for String QuartetThe Borromeo Quartet will perform selections from its transcription of Bach’s “The Well-Tempered Clavier” on Friday at Carnegie Hall.
Trilobites: It’s One of North America’s Quietest Places. Along Came a Bear.When scientists salvaged recordings from a remote spot in a national park in Alaska, they heard footsteps, sniffs, huffs, a series of crunches, then silence.
7 Million American Men Carry Cancer-Causing HPVThe incidence of mouth and throat cancers caused by the human papillomavirus in men has now surpassed the incidence of HPV-related cervical cancers in women.
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