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Chicago restaurant serves clear pumpkin pie An Illinois restaurant has put a unique twist on a seasonal favorite by serving a clear pumpkin pie.      State department advances Russia sanctions after delay The U.S. State Department took steps toward issuing sanctions against Russia nearly a month behind schedule.   Pharmaceutical CEO arrested for bribing doctors to prescribe powerful opioid A billionaire pharmaceutical CEO was arrested by federal agents today for allegedly bribing doctors into prescribing a highly addictive opioid drug.   U.N. experts: Assad regime responsible for Syria chemical attack Syria's government was responsible for the chemical attack that killed more than 80 people in the town of Khan Sheikhoun, U.N. experts reported Thursday.   CDC recommends new shingles vaccine for people over 50 On the heels of approval of a better vaccine for the painful condition shingles, adults over 50 should plan to roll up their sleeves -- again.   Blood thinners may also protect brains of A-fib patients Blood thinners help people with the heart rhythm disorder atrial fibrillation: New research suggests they help prevent dementia as well as stroke.   Survival odds improving for lung cancer patients In a finding that offers some hope to those fighting lung cancer, researchers report that survival rates have improved among those with early stage disease.   U.S. Navy rescues women, dogs lost at sea for 5 months The U.S. Navy saved two Americans who were lost at sea for five months with their dogs, officials announced Thursday.   Florida police release video in search for suspected serial killer Police in Florida released new video Thursday of a suspected serial killer believed to be responsible for three slayings in a Tampa neighborhood.   North Korea prison camps show state struggles with marketization North Korea continues to use prison camps to detain people for watching South Korean movies or making international phone calls.   Trump releases some, not all, JFK assassination documents The National Archives on Thursday published 2,800 previously secret documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy   Harvey Weinstein suing Weinstein Company to obtain records Harvey Weinstein filed a lawsuit against The Weinstein Company on Thursday seeking access to his personnel file and email account.   Myles Garrett: Cleveland Browns defensive end to miss game against Minnesota Vikings Cleveland Browns rookie defensive end Myles Garrett will not travel with the team to London and has been ruled out of Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings with a concussion.   Telvin Smith: Jacksonville Jaguars sign linebacker to four-year contract extension Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Telvin Smith signed a four-year contract extension, the team announced.   Carolina Panthers vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Prediction, preview, pick to win Complete watch guide to the Carolina Panthers vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers game, including when and where to watch, series history, matchups and more.   Chicago Bears vs. New Orleans Saints: Prediction, preview, pick to win Complete watch guide to the Chicago Bears vs. New Orleans Saints game, including when and where to watch, series history, matchups and more.   U.S. soldiers ambushed in Niger were chasing a target, officials say The attack in Niger on U.S. and Nigerien troops followed an effort to track a target, U.S. officials say.   Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs: Prediction, preview, pick to win Complete watch guide to the Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs game, including when and where to watch, series history, matchups and more.   Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Detroit Lions: Prediction, preview, pick to win Complete watch guide to the Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Detroit Lions game, including when and where to watch, series history, matchups and more.   Dallas Cowboys vs. Washington Redskins: Prediction, preview, pick to win Complete watch guide to the Dallas Cowboys vs. Washington Redskins game, including when and where to watch, series history, matchups and more.   Houston Texans vs. Seattle Seahawks: Prediction, preview, pick to win Complete watch guide to the Houston Texans vs. Seattle Seahawks game, including when and where to watch, series history, matchups and more.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Two American Women Rescued After Five Months at SeaVideo released by the Navy Thursday showed one of the women blowing kisses to an approaching U.S. vessel as their two dogs, Zeus and Valentine, barked and scampered about.
  Harvey Relief Program Nixes Requirement to Not Boycott IsraelThe Dickinson City Council voted on Tuesday to remove that provision of the Dickinson Harvey Relief Fund application.
'All Hell Broke Loose': Bergdahl Case Focuses on Soldiers Hurt in SearchDamning testimony came during the sentencing hearing for Bergdahl, as prosecutors hope to prove that his desertion endangered those who went looking for him.
Immigrant Child With Cerebral Palsy Detained After Surgery in TexasImmigration advocates are protesting Rosa Maria Hernandez's case and say Border Patrol should show more discretion in the cases of sick children who are in the U.S. illegally but need medical treatment.
Pope Francis Calls the Heavens; Astronauts AnswerThe pope on Thursday got a chance to speak to the heavens when he took part in a video conference with the crew of the International Space Station.
Activist-Vandal Dyes Rome's Trevi Fountain Red (Again!)An Italian activist has poured red dye into the Trevi Fountain, 10 years after he pulled the same stunt vandalizing one of Rome's most famous monuments.
Twitter Just Slapped a Ban on These Major Russian AdvertisersTwitter is banning two prominent Russian advertisers that have been linked by the U.S. intelligence community to interference in last year's election.
Why Do Many on the Global Left Still Support Venezuela's Maduro?From Lima to London, prominent progressives still either actively defend the Venezuelan regime or resist calls to condemn its abuses.
U.S. Now Moving Toward Armed Drones, Lethal Force in NigerThe ambush that killed 4 U.S. soldiers has fueled an urgency in the Trump administration to take more aggressive steps against terrorists in Niger.
New Screenings Start for U.S.-Bound Airline PassengersThe new measures come after the Trump administration previously rolled out laptop and travel bans that have thrown the industry into disarray.
Violence Flares as Kenyans Vote in 2nd Presidential Election Since AugustThe Supreme Court nullified the August election due to illegalities and irregularities.
Trump Accuses Russia of 'Hurting' U.S. Efforts to Rein In North KoreaA series of weapons tests by North Korea and a string of bellicose exchanges between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un have ratcheted up tensions.
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Opioids, Republicans, Joe Girardi: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHouse Passes Budget Blueprint, Clearing Path for Tax OverhaulHouse Republicans are planning to release their tax bill next week, and the budget measure will allow the overhaul to pass Congress without any Democratic votes.
Pitched as Calming Force, John Kelly Instead Mirrors Boss’s PrioritiesFor all the talk of the White House chief of staff as a moderating force, Mr. Kelly has strong feelings about patriotism and immigration that mirror those of his boss. As Other Republican Senators Bolt, Lindsey Graham Cozies Up to TrumpSenator Lindsey Graham, once the target of President Trump’s barbs, is suddenly his cheerleader, even as other like-minded Republicans recoil from Mr. Trump.
Trump Declares Opioid Crisis a ‘Health Emergency’ but Requests No FundsThe long-promised directive fulfills a vow but falls short of the national emergency declaration President Trump had pledged.
The Opioid Crisis: An Epidemic Years in the MakingThe New York Times has been covering the opioid epidemic — from when it started bubbling up in towns around the United States years ago to now, as it decimates communities and families.
U.S. Soldiers Were Separated From Unit in Niger Ambush, Officials SayNew details have changed the timeline to the attack as Pentagon officials investigate the ambush that left four Americans and five Nigeriens dead.
J.F.K. Files, Though Incomplete, Are a Treasure Trove for Answer SeekersPresident Trump ordered the long-awaited release of more than 2,800 documents that investigators, historians and conspiracy theorists hope hold more clues to what happened on Nov. 22, 1963. Why Do We Love J.F.K. Conspiracy Theories? Blame the MoviesThe New York Times chief film critic A.O. Scott analyzes how movies such as Oliver Stone’s “J.F.K.” helped fuel America’s interest in conspiracies. National Archives Release Files on John F. Kennedy’s AssassinationThe federal government released thousands of documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963.
Nordic-Style Designs Sit at Heart of French Labor PlanIn selling economic changes to a dubious public, President Emmanuel Macron is promising expanded unemployment benefits and revamped training programs.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Why Is the Egyptian Government So Afraid of a Rainbow Flag?Bold expressions of L.G.B.T. pride frighten regimes accustomed to being guardians not just of “national security” but also of our sexuality.
Editorial: Words, Not Action, From Mr. Trump on OpioidsOp-Ed Columnist: The Week Trump WonLike with the Bolsheviks’ takeover of Russia, we are witnessing a clash of political, moral, economic and social ideologies all rolled into one.
Op-Ed Columnist: Trump’s $700 Billion Gift to Wealthy ForeignersOp-Ed Contributor: Wildfires at Your DoorstepMore than one-third of American homes are in what firefighters call the “wildland urban interface,” where they risk burning in wildfires.
Op-Ed Contributor: When an Algorithm Helps Send You to PrisonGiving a computer program responsibility over sentences doesn’t eliminate bias.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Happy Hooker ConservativesConservative intellectuals abased themselves for the sake of normalizing Trump.
CVS Is Said to Be in Talks to Buy Aetna in Landmark AcquisitionThe proposed deal, which could be worth more than $60 billion, would accelerate the health care industry’s transformation.
Weinstein Sues Weinstein Company, Demanding Access to RecordsHarvey Weinstein sued the studio he had co-founded, saying he needs access to records and emails to defend himself against accusations of misconduct against women.
Russia Fanned Flames With Twitter, Which Faces a BlowbackA troll account linked to Moscow shows how easily social media fanned the flames of outrage. Unlike other tech giants, Twitter could have a harder time dealing with the fallout.
What Worries? Big Tech Companies Post Glowing Quarterly ProfitsSome are heading to Washington to explain their role in the 2016 election. Others are facing regulatory scrutiny. Consumers don’t seem to care.
Fear vs. Hope: Battle Lines Drawn Over a Constitutional ConventionA constitutional convention could go a long way to addressing the dysfunction in Albany, but not everyone is in favor of having one.
Border Wall Prototypes Are Unveiled, but Trump’s Vision Still Faces ObstaclesThe president’s campaign promise of a wall all along the border has yet to be financed and would involve taking property from hundreds of private landowners.
Mark Halperin, a Top Political Journalist, Faces Multiple Claims of HarassmentThe accusations against Mr. Halperin, among the most prominent political journalists in the country, were made by former colleagues from his time as political director at ABC News.
An Iowa Teenager Was Killed in an Alley, but Was It a Hate Crime?The murder trial of a 16-year-old, described by his mother as gender fluid, has become part of the wider national debate over gender identity.
Chengdu Journal: With Dreadlocks, Rhythm and Flow, China Embraces Hip-HopA city better known for pandas has become an unlikely outpost of a genre rooted in African-American culture.
Review: Glib Laughs and Race Hate in ‘Suburbicon’George Clooney stays off camera to direct Matt Damon and Julianne Moore in a caustic comedy about the good old American days of fear, hate and rage.
5 Cheap(ish) Things to Improve Your Home OfficeFive Tech Myths People Still BelieveWe’ve come a long way in learning about the tech we buy, but these misconceptions persist — and may cost us money.
Lee Ann Womack Returns to Her Roots, Singing ‘to the Common Man’On an album recorded in her native Texas, the country music veteran demonstrates what she’s learned from her mainstream tenure while casting off its restraints.
Review: ‘M. Butterfly’ Returns to Broadway on Heavier WingsA powerful Clive Owen is the best thing about the didactic revival of David Henry Hwang’s breakthrough look at sexual delusion and East-West relations.
Fine Arts & Exhibits: Women Take Center Stage in the Reimagining of Dia GalleriesIn less than three years as director of Dia, Jessica Morgan has made gender rebalancing of artists a priority, creating an all-female curatorial team.
Nonfiction: Stranger Than Fiction: The Best True-Crime StoriesFrom Hollywood’s Black Dahlia case to killing sprees in 1950s London and 19th-century Paris, new books probe the grisly worst of human nature.
Vegas Gunman’s Brain Will Be Scrutinized for Clues to the KillingA Stanford neuropathologist will be looking for physical abnormalities in Stephen Paddock’s brain, although the examination is unlikely to answer the mystery of the mass killing.
Trilobites: Ancient Skull May Be History’s Earliest Known Tsunami VictimThe 6,000-year-old Aitape skull, found in Papua New Guinea in 1929, was excavated from sediments that contain telltale signs of ocean water left behind by a tsunami.
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