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Pentagon memo details plans for Trump's military parade President Trump's requested military parade will likely take place on Veterans Day and span from the U.S. Capitol and the White House, a Pentagon memo says.      2018 NFL Free Agent guide: Top players available in free agency If the first two months of the 2018 NFL offseason are any indication, expect the action to be dizzying when the new league year begins on Wednesday.   San Francisco 49ers pass on LB Elvis Dumervil's option The San Francisco 49ers informed linebacker Elvis Dumervil on Friday that they will not pick up the option on his contract.   Peyton Manning turns down ESPN, still mulling FOX Sports offer Peyton Manning has decided to reject ESPN's offer to be an analyst for Monday Night Football, but still is considering FOX's offer to work on Thursday night.   Ex-NFL QB Jake Plummer: Owners 'scared' to sign Colin Kaepernick Former NFL quarterback Jake Plummer said league owners are "scared" to sign free-agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick.   Cincinnati Bengals won't pick up CB Adam 'Pacman' Jones' option The Cincinnati Bengals reported on their website that cornerback Adam Jones has been told the team will not pick up the 2018 option on his contract.   Philadelphia Eagles trade WR Torrey Smith to Carolina Panthers The Carolina Panthers have agreed to acquire wide receiver Torrey Smith from the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for cornerback Daryl Worley.   Tennessee Vols WR Jauan Jennings reinstated to active rosterValspar Championship: Tiger Woods hits crazy tree shot, literally breaks internet Tiger Woods is playing so well at the 2018 Valspar Championship that he literally broke the internet.   ACLU sues ICE over alleged separation of asylum-seeking families The American Civil Liberties Union filed a class-action lawsuit Friday against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.   Philadelphia Eagles DE Chris Long unsure if he will return Defensive end Chris Long gave the Philadelphia Eagles a thumbs-up when they asked about trading for defensive end Michael Bennett.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Mike Evans agrees to 5-year, $82.5 million deal Wide receiver Mike Evans on Friday agreed to a five-year contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers worth $82.5 million, according to multiple media outlets.   Cleveland Browns land Jarvis Landry in trade with Miami Dolphins The Cleveland Browns and Miami Dolphins have agreed to a trade that will bring three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Jarvis Landry to Cleveland.   Alabama's Jalen Hurts pays up for Charles Barkley bet Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts paid up in his Iron Bowl bet with Charles Barkley, but still managed to get in a troll.   Most Americans think tech threatens jobs more than immigration, offshoring: Gallup Most Americans think technology will be a greater threat to the workforce over the next decade than immigration or offshoring, a Gallup survey found.   'Heat shock' gene helps African insect come back to life after drying out Scientists have identified the way a mosquito-like insect in Africa comes back to life after drying up.   Wilkerson's mom calls out reporter for lying about son's alcohol issues The mother of former New York Jets defender Muhammad Wilkerson claims that a reporter lied about her son having issues with alcohol.   Fla. governor signs school security, gun control bill; NRA sues to challenge Florida Gov. Rick Scott signed into law a $400 million package of school security, mental health and gun-control measures on Friday.   Police responding to gunman with hostages at Calif. veterans home Police responded Friday to a Yountville, Calif., military veterans home, where early reports said a gunman took at least three people hostage.   Experiment considers chemical composition of prehistoric ocean In a recent experiment, scientists mixed up a biochemical concoction designed to replicate the ocean waters of the Archean Era, 2.5 billion years ago.   Thunder's Adams accidentally knocks out teammate Ferguson Oklahoma City Thunder big man Steven Adams accidentally knocked out teammate Terrance Ferguson while playing against the Phoenix Suns.   Curious quokka licks cyclist's pedals in Western Australia A cyclist taking a break in Western Australia captured video of a curious quokka licking the pedals of her bicycle.   Single PSA test not effective at reducing prostate cancer deaths, study says Researchers found a single PSA blood test had no benefit in reducing prostate cancer in a large study conducted in Britain.   Bezos' Amazon stock helped him gain $30.1B since start of year Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos, already regarded as the world's richest person, saw his fortune rise another $30 billion since the start of 2018.   Truck loses, drags two wheels on Oregon road A driver on an Oregon road captured video of a semi truck that somehow lost two wheels on a city road and dragged them for several yards.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Tennessee wide receiver Jauan Jennings is back on the team. 
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Surprise Trump-Kim meeting announcement raises hopes and eyebrowsSouth Korea's president called the decision to move ahead with face-to-face about the North's nuclear program a "miraculous opportunity."
  Trump's decision to meet Kim offers rewards — and huge risksThe talks within two months between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un carry tremendous risks along with the hope of huge rewards.
U.K. deploys 180 troops to city where Russian spy poisoned with nerve agentPolice requested military assistance to remove vehicles and objects after former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were left in critical condition. President Trump agrees to meet with North Korea's Kim Jong UnPresident Donald Trump has agreed to meet with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un by May to achieve denuclearization, South Korean National Security Advisor Chung Eui-Yong said Thursday.
Putin on U.S. election interference: 'I couldn't care less'"These are not my problems," Putin said. "Why have you decided the Russian authorities, myself included, gave anybody permission to do this?"
A space station is falling to Earth. Here's where it could land.Australia's 1st gay marriage ends with tragic death of terminally ill spouseLess than two months after tying the knot in Australia's first same-sex wedding, Jo Grant succumbed to a rare form of cancer.
Nobel-prize winning scientist John Sulston dies at 75Sulston was awarded the Nobel Prize for medicine in 2002 and contributed to the Human Genome Project.
Berlin's LGBTQ refugee center a haven for those fleeing civil war, homophobiaWhen gay refugees are placed in mainstream shelters, they often face the same discrimination and homophobia they were trying to escape in their home countries.
Philippines' Duterte needs a psychiatric evaluation, says top U.N. officialA top U.N. official said Rodrigo Duterte ought to submit to a psychiatric evaluation after the Filipino president sought to have several human rights activists declared as "terrorists."
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North Korea, Florida, Martin Shkreli: Your Friday Evening BriefingPlanning Begins for Kim Jong-un Meeting Some Trump Aides Believe Will Never HappenThe administration is already deliberating over the logistics and location of the meeting, which has still not been officially confirmed by North Korea.
The Interpreter: 7 Big Things to Understand About Trump’s Talks With North KoreaShort term, the risk of war is reduced. But North Korea has already achieved a symbolic victory, while the U.S. may be set up for failure.
He Had the Treasonous Uncle Killed, but He Forgave the Disloyal ChefFew outsiders have met North Korea’s reclusive leader, Kim Jong-un. But a handful of people who know him have filled in some gaps in recent years.
U.S. Added 313,000 Jobs in February. Here’s What That Means.The data is the last major economic report before the Federal Reserve decides whether to increase the benchmark interest rate later this month.
The Economy Is Looking Awfully StrongBlockbuster job growth in February suggests this economy, already nine years into expansion, may yet have room to run.
Stock Markets Jump in Response to Jobs ReportInvestors appeared relieved that the United States economy continues to be adding jobs without the rapid growth in wages that could signal mounting inflation. Washington Memo: The President and the Porn Star: A Story’s Slow Rise Above the DinFor nearly two months, Stormy Daniels has not been the biggest story out of the Trump White House. Is that changing?
Stormy Daniels: Timeline of a Trump ScandalAccusations, payoffs and lawsuits: Here’s a guide to the latest White House scandal, which involves a porn star named Stormy Daniels. A Quiet Exodus: Why Black Worshipers Are Leaving White Evangelical ChurchesMegachurches around the country were trying to racially integrate and finding some success. Then came the 2016 election.
At the Crossroads of Church and Race, a Reporter Glimpses His ChildhoodWhen Campbell Robertson set out to find why black worshipers were leaving white-majority churches, he recalled the little Baptist church he grew up in.
The Little-Known Trade Adviser Who Wields Enormous Power in WashingtonPresident Trump has threatened to blow up global trade rules. Robert Lighthizer is the one who knows where to plant the explosives.
U.S. Allies Jostle to Win Exemptions From Trump TariffsCountries mixed appeals to friendship with threats of retaliation. But the lobbying frenzy risked undermining the ground rules of world trade.
Op-Ed Contributor: Russia Banned My Movie. Hold Your Applause.Op-Ed Contributor: Trump Can’t Stop the Sanctuary MovementA Supreme Court case from the ’90s clearly establishes California’s right to stay out of federal deportation efforts.
Op-Ed Columnist: Trump Really Wants His WingmanOp-Ed Columnist: In Praise of GlobalistsOp-Ed Contributor: Inflation? Bring It On. Workers Could Actually Benefit.There’s no need to worry that super-low unemployment will set off inflation. This economy can take it.
Opinion: I Was Assaulted. He Was Applauded.Jules Woodson reacts to the apology delivered by Andy Savage, a pastor at the Highpoint Church in Memphis, who admits to a “sexual incident” in 1998. Op-Ed Contributor: Why Making North Korea Nuclear-Free Will Be So HardOnly one nation has ever disbanded a full-fledged nuclear weapons program. Pyongyang’s big program will be much more difficult to dismantle.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Secret to a Longer Life? Don’t Ask These Dead Longevity ResearchersSome of the biggest names in dieting, organic agriculture and preventive medicine died at surprisingly young ages.
Editorial: Donald Trump and North Korea: What a Fine MessThe president will need to do a lot of careful planning in the coming weeks for his historic meeting with Kim Jong-un to be a success.
Martin Shkreli Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison for FraudMr. Shkreli, notorious for sharply increasing drug prices and for his attention-seeking antics online, was convicted last year of defrauding investors.
Trump’s Military Parade Plans Come Into Focus: Planes, but No TanksThe parade, scheduled for Veterans Day in Washington, will provide a history lesson with “an emphasis on the price of freedom,” according to a memo.
Seeking Cheaper Health Insurance, Idaho Bucks Affordable Care ActFederal authorities say Idaho’s plan for a stripped-down insurance option must be revised to meet the federal health care law. Other states are watching.
Steve Bannon Is Done Wrecking the American Establishment. Now He Wants to Destroy Europe’s.The exiled Trump adviser and former head of Breitbart News is on a new mission: to train Europe’s budding populists to do what he did.
International Soccer’s Man of MysteryAlexander Jarvis’s social media posts and website suggest he has become a globe-trotting broker of sports deals. Has he?
Ex-Model, Mob Suspect and a Murder Could Bring Down Slovakia’s GovernmentThe killing of an investigative journalist, Jan Kuciak, and his fiancée have stirred public anger and intensified scrutiny of government corruption.
Plant-Loving Millennials at Home and at WorkFor some people, adding greenery to their space is a must because plants don’t just look good, they help clean the air.
Nonfiction: Democracy’s Fierce DefenderIn “What Are We Doing Here?,” her new collection of essays, Marilynne Robinson mounts a vigorous defense of America’s ethical traditions and egalitarian institutions.
How to Cut Down on Unwanted Junk MailUnsubscribing from unwanted physical mail is almost as easy as unsubscribing from email spam.
Art Museums in Puerto Rico Face Long and Expensive RecoveryBattling mold, wind damage and a lack of money, museum directors struggle to restore damaged buildings.
Nonfiction: Are iPhones Bad for Kids?Two new books — Anya Kamenetz’s “The Art of Screen Time” and Naomi Schaefer Riley’s “Be the Parent, Please” — offer advice to anxious parents.
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