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Bruce Arians pleased with Arizona Cardinals QB Blaine Gabbert's play TEMPE, Ariz. -- Carson Palmer's cast has been removed from his surgically-repaired broken left arm.      Sheldon Day: San Francisco 49ers claim DL from Jacksonville Jaguars The San Francisco 49ers have claimed defensive lineman Sheldon Day off waivers from the Jacksonville Jaguars.   Tarantino gets $18 million tax credit for upcoming film about Manson murders The California Film Commission announced Monday that Quentin Tarantino's upcoming film about the Manson Family murders will receive a large tax credit.   Whitefish halts Puerto Rico repairs citing $83 million bill Whitefish Energy halted restoration work in Puerto Rico Monday after the commonwealth's utility failed to pay more than $83 million it's owed.   Trump admin ends TPS for Haitian immigrants impacted by 2010 earthquake The Trump administration announced and end to TPS for Haitian immigrants who moved to the United States after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti.   Bill Cosby pays tribute to late TV dad Earle Hyman Bill Cosby took to Twitter to mourn the weekend death of Earle Hyman, the actor who played his father on the sitcom "The Cosby Show."   FBI: California man threatened to kill Rep. Maxine Waters A California man faces federal charges after he left a voicemail threatening to kill Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., in October.   Motorcycle crashes far more deadly than car crashes Motorcycle crashes are far costlier than car accidents, both in lives lost and in medical expenses, a new study shows.   Diabetes, high blood pressure while pregnant spells trouble later on If you develop both diabetes and high blood pressure during pregnancy, you face a much higher risk of future trouble than women who have one of those conditions   When treating infertility, vitamin D levels may be key Women with low vitamin D levels may be less likely to have a baby after assisted reproductive technology (ART) than those with normal vitamin D levels.   'Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams' gets Amazon premiere date The sci-fi anthology series "Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams" is scheduled to premiere Jan. 12 on Amazon Prime Video.   Andre Ellington: Arizona Cardinals cut veteran RBNick Nolte honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Actor Nick Nolte, who can be seen on the EPIX comedy "Graves," was honored Monday with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.   South Carolina lacks drugs for December execution South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster said the state lacks the necessary lethal injection drugs to carry out the execution of a death row inmate.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Arizona Cardinals have released running back Andre Ellington. 
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U.S. on track to triple bombs dropped on AfghanistanThe U.S. has dropped 3,554 bombs on the Taliban this year — already nearly three times the 2016 total — as part of President Donald Trump's shift in strategy.
  U.S. Navy team joins hunt for missing Argentine submarineNavy sailors with Undersea Rescue Command departed San Diego with a Submarine Rescue Chamber and four aircraft to join the hunt for submarine ARA San Juan.
Kenyan school gives unemployed youth a chance at successA school is Kenya looks to give unemployed youth and young adults an opportunity to pursue careers in technology.
Turkish capital bans LGBT cinema, exhibitionsOfficials said such events could cause different groups to "publicly harbor hatred and hostility" toward each other and therefore pose a public safety risk.
Booze ban for U.S. military after fatal Okinawa crashU.S. Forces Japan comprises about 50,000 service members, and their presence has been a source of tension among local residents for years.
Mugabe faces impeachment after ignoring deadline to quitZimbabwe's ruling ZANU-PF says it will impeach 93-year-old Robert Mugabe after he failed to quit as president despite being removed as party leader.
Merkel's rule in doubt as coalition talks collapseGermany could now face a minority government — not tried in the country since World War II — or new elections as the only options.
World's oldest despot speaks to nation — but doesn't resignRobert Mugabe addressed the political turmoil in Zimbabwe in a speech to the nation Sunday — but did not say he was resigning.
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AT&T, North Korea, Angela Merkel: Your Monday Evening BriefingU.S. Sues to Block AT&T-Time Warner MergerA Justice Department lawsuit to block the merger sets up a showdown over the first blockbuster acquisition to come before the Trump administration.
AT&T’s Run-Ins With the GovernmentAT&T's many tangles with antitrust law over the years are a reminder of the complicated balancing act the government must strike in regulating ever-changing companies.
Germany Plunged Into Political Crisis After Coalition Talks FailChancellor Angela Merkel says she would prefer a new round of elections to leading a minority government, if the quest for a majority coalition fails.
White House Asks Supreme Court to Allow Full Travel BanThe White House asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to allow President Donald Trump's latest travel ban to take full effect after an appeals court in California ruled last week that only parts of it could be enacted. Judge Permanently Blocks Trump Sanctuary Cities OrderA federal judge on Monday permanently blocked President Donald Trump's executive order to cut funding from cities that limit cooperation with U.S. immigration authorities. Nebraska Allows Keystone XL Pipeline, but Picks a Different PathThe long-fought pipeline got a final approval, but its fate still seemed uncertain. TransCanada, the pipeline company, did not say whether it would move forward.
Charlie Rose Accused of Crude Sexual Advances by Multiple WomenAllegations by women who worked with Mr. Rose over a dozen years led CBS to suspend him from its morning program and PBS to stop distributing his interview show.
Critic’s Notebook: Franken and Trump, Hiding Behind Their ‘Jokes’Men get away with bad behavior under the guise of show business in both comedy and politics. Too often, women are just the material.
Facing Second Accuser, Franken Sees His Once-Rising Star DimLindsay Menz told CNN that in 2010, when Mr. Franken was a senator, he grabbed her rear end as they took a photo. Mr. Franken says he does not remember it.
Editorial: Justice at Last for the Youngest Inmates?The Supreme Court has narrowed the use of life sentences without parole for juveniles. Now it can end it for good.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Germany and the Age of Political AbsolutismThe collapse of coalition talks on Sunday doesn’t mean the country is collapsing. But it does show how much the far right has changed German politics.
Op-Ed Contributor: Charles Manson Was Not a Product of the CountercultureOp-Ed Columnist: When Our Allies Are Accused of HarassmentThe case of Al Franken shows how painful and confusing it is when the #MeToo juggernaut comes for men we respect.
Op-Ed Contributor: Colin Kaepernick and the Myth of the ‘Good’ ProtestOp-Ed Columnist: How Evil Is Tech?Op-Ed Columnist: Lies, Incoherence and Rage on Tax CutsVietnam '67: Lyndon Johnson’s War PropagandaIn 1967 the White House undertook a massive P.R. campaign on the Vietnam War. It worked — too well.
The Stone: The Climate Crisis? It’s Capitalism, StupidBorder Agent’s Death Highlights Growing Risk of Remote PatrolsThe F.B.I. is investigating the possible attack on two border officers in the Texas desert, which killed one and came amid a rise in assaults on agents.
Trump Returns North Korea to List of State Sponsors of TerrorismNorth Korea had been removed from the list under the George W. Bush administration in an attempt to salvage negotiations for a nuclear deal. Silent Sub: Time Is the Enemy as Argentina Hunts a Lost VesselSix days after the ARA San Juan lost contact, with hopes raised and dashed, families of its 44 crew members are growing increasingly anxious.
Failing Subway Threatens New York’s Financial Future, M.T.A. Chief SaysJoseph J. Lhota, the chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, said in an interview that he wants to instill wholesale change in how the subways are managed.
From City Hall to the White House? Eric Garcetti May Try to Defy the OddsAs Democrats grapple with a short bench of possible candidates in 2020, the Los Angeles mayor is offering himself as part of “an impatient next generation” ready to lead.
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip Mark 70 Years of MarriageBritain’s longest-serving monarch and her husband celebrated with the release of new photographic portraits of the royal couple.
Northern Ireland Is Sinking Into a ‘Profound Crisis’A nearly yearlong standoff has paralyzed its institutions and is threatening a 1998 treaty that largely ended three decades of fighting.
Workers Lured to Australia Find Low Pay and Tough ConditionsMany of the country’s more than 900,000 temporary foreign workers make less than minimum wage but feel they can’t complain, a new survey showed.
Robert Reich, a Multiplatform Gadfly, Comes to NetflixA social media star, the former labor secretary extends his critique of big money’s influence on politics with a new documentary, “Saving Capitalism.”
It’s Almost Thanksgiving! Let Us Be Your GuideParis Journal: A Brothel, Repurposed and Restored, Reveals Another ParisHidden for decades behind crude wooden boards, an ornate ceramic frieze at the former Aux Belles Poules tells a story of the city’s once-thriving sex business.
Remembering Azzedine Alaïa: The Designer Who Took TimeAlmost alone in today’s fashion industry, he understood the value of time to the creative mind and the struggle it took to follow his own direction.
Review: A ‘Peter Pan’ That Never Takes FlightThe Bedlam production of the J.M. Barrie classic is both too childish to tell the story properly and too adult to access its wonder.
Books of The Times: The Story of Appalachia, With Plenty of VillainsSteven Stoll’s “Ramp Hollow” is a powerful and outrage-making analysis of the forces, over centuries, that have shaped the region.
Trilobites: Rock Carvings of Ancient Dogs Getting Taught New TricksEngravings in the Saudi desert may be the earliest depictions of human-canine companionship.
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