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'Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle' is highest grossing film in Sony history "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" is Sony's highest-grossing film of all time domestically.      Sacha Baron Cohen to star in 'The Spy' for Netflix British actor Sacha Baron Cohen is to star in Netflix's six-part, limited series "The Spy."   U.N. peacekeeper killed during clash in Central African Republic The United Nations condemned an attack that killed a Rwandan peacekeeper and wounded eight others in the Central African Republic on Tuesday.   CDC investigating E. coli outbreak across seven states Public health investigators are working to determine the source of an E. coli outbreak that has sickened 17 people.   Atlanta Hawks change Twitter to Minnesota Timberwolves fan account The Atlanta Hawks transformed their Twitter account to a Minnesota Timberwolves fan account Wednesday, but the team has an ulterior motive.   Azerbaijani president wins fourth term in snap election Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev won a fourth term Wednesday after a controversial snap election that main opposition parties boycotted.   Cataract surgery on ebola survivors safe for doctors Doctors needn't worry when they perform cataract surgery on Ebola survivors with eye problems caused by the highly contagious virus, a new study finds.   U.S. heart disease rates falling, but gains vary by state The overall rate of heart disease in the United States has declined 38 percent since 1990, a new report shows.   As menopause symptoms get worse, heart may pay a price There could be a link between the severity of a woman's menopausal symptoms and her risk of heart disease, a new study suggests.   LA prosecutors investigating Kevin Spacey sexual assault allegations The Los Angeles County district attorney's office said Wednesday it is reviewing allegations of sexual abuse against actor Kevin Spacey.   Notebook: Michigan, others cancel spring games Mother Nature has caused several Midwest football programs to alter their respective spring games this weekend.   NFL announces preseason schedule The NFL released its 2018 preseason schedule, a 65-game slate that opens with the traditional Hall of Fame Game at Canton, Ohio, and includes eight nationally-televised games.   Cardinals sign free agent TE Williams Free agent tight end Bryce Williams signed a one-year contract with the Arizona Cardinals on Wednesday, the team announced. Terms were not announced.   Champions League: Bayern Munich advances after draw with Sevilla Bayern Munich advanced to the Champions League semifinals after a 0-0 draw against Sevilla Wednesday at Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany.   California to send National Guard troops to border California agreed Wednesday to comply with federal requests increase National Guard operations along the state's border with Mexico.   Real Madrid advances in Champions League despite Juventus loss Cristiano Ronaldo netted a penalty kick in stoppage time, lifting Real Madrid into the Champions League semifinals Wednesday at Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid.   Canadian landscaper charged with seventh murder Alleged Canadian serial killer Bruce McArthur faces a seventh murder charge Wednesday, Toronto police said.   Deputy national security adviser Nadia Schadlow resigns U.S. deputy national security adviser for strategy Nadia Schadlow resigned from her position at the White House.   Scientists identify color of ancient fossilized butterfly Scientists have determined the color of an ancient butterfly wing. It's the first time scientists have identified the color of a 200-million-year-old insect.   Retired TE Bennett says '89 percent' of players use marijuana Recently retired NFL tight end Martellus Bennett said on the NFL Channel on Wednesday that he believes about 90 percent of the players in the National Football League use marijuana.   Report: Bears won't match Saints' offer to Meredith The Chicago Bears will not to match the two-year, $10 million offer sheet restricted free agent wide receiver Cameron Meredith signed with the New Orleans Saints last week, a source told the NFL Network on Wednesday.   Bryant will meet with Cowboys owner Jones Wide receiver Dez Bryant, whose lucrative salary and declining production have put his future with the Dallas Cowboys in question, will meet with owner Jerry Jones on Friday, according to media reports.   Study: Healing after breast cancer surgery may cause tumor reoccurance The wound healing process following breast cancer treatment surgeries may trigger a spread of the disease in the following months, researchers said Wednesday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Young teens being stabbed is now 'quite common' in London"It was unusual to see a 15-year-old stabbed, and now it's quite common. It's the same with kids who carry weapons — they are getting younger."
  'Get ready Russia': Trump issues warning on Syria missile strikesA Russian diplomat earlier said American military assets would be targeted in the event of missiles being fired at Syria.
Pope apologizes to Chilean victims of sex abuseFrancis summoned all of Chile's bishops to the Vatican for an emergency meeting, and invited victims to the Holy See to beg their forgiveness.
China is — finally — taking steps to open up the world's largest car marketChina lowering tariffs is "a very important action," tweeted Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
At least 257 dead after military plane crashes in AlgeriaSecret video shows U.S. agents trying to illegally dump injured man in MexicoThe Border Patrol tried to push the man across the border because he "looks" Mexican.
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Syria, Facebook, Paul Ryan: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingRyan Found Himself on the Margins as the G.O.P. Moved RightSpeaker Paul D. Ryan took the helm to heal a fractured Republican Party. He will leave in January with fault lines still visible, this time drawn by President Trump. Paul Ryan Upends Republican Hopes and Plans for Midterm ElectionsMr. Ryan’s retirement could make it easier for Democrats to win control of the House, Republicans say. The speaker had raised more than $54 million for the 2018 elections.
Paul Ryan’s Hometown Takes Stock as Speaker (and Neighbor) Changes CourseMr. Ryan’s decision not to run again stunned his constituents. But they also said it made sense, given the chaos of Washington: “They just yell at each other.”
Investigators Focus on Another Trump Ally: The National EnquirerA federal inquiry is examining the relationship between a tabloid company, President Trump and his lawyer Michael D. Cohen, whose office was raided by the F.B.I.
Raid on Trump’s Lawyer Sought Records on ‘Access Hollywood’ TapeThe warrant also sought evidence of whether the lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, tried to suppress damaging information on the president before the election.
Missiles ‘Will Be Coming’ at Syria, Trump Says. Beyond That Lies Uncertainty.A strike in response to a suspected chemical attack comes with perils that worry military planners and diplomats, and a fresh intervention in a combustible region could bring unintended consequences.
In a Syrian Town, People Started Shouting: ‘Chemicals! Chemicals!’An attack on a Damascus suburb has drawn the threat of a retaliatory missile strike from President Trump. What really happened there?
Tech Fix: I Downloaded the Information That Facebook Has on Me. Yikes.Using a tool that Facebook offers its users, our columnist found out more than he wanted to know about the social network, the ad industry and himself.
Zuckerberg Faces Tough Questions From the HouseMembers of the Energy and Commerce Committee pressed Facebook’s chief executive on data privacy, security and political bias on the social media platform. The Shift: Facebook Is Complicated. That Shouldn’t Stop Lawmakers.The biggest obstacle to regulating Facebook is not Congress’s lack of digital expertise. It’s a lack of political will.
Sex Claims Against Missouri Governor Vividly Detailed in ReportThe 24-page report tells how Eric Greitens, before he was governor, made unwanted sexual advances toward his former mistress. Mr. Greitens says he is the victim of a witch hunt.
Op-Ed Contributor: Good Riddance, Mr. SpeakerFor his entire career, Paul Ryan has been the wunderkind who couldn’t deliver.
Op-Ed Contributor: Anxiety at the Summit of the AmericasTrump’s absence at the coming gathering in Lima, Peru, reduces the expectations that the United States and Latin America can find a common ground.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Other Border Problem: American Guns Going to MexicoEditorial: Saving Paul RyanHow the departing House speaker handles President Trump will define his legacy. It’s not too late for him to step up.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Nation Will Pay if Trump Fires MuellerContributing Op-Ed Writer: To Save Abortion Rights, We Have to Think Beyond RoeEditorial: Israel’s Violent Response to Nonviolent ProtestsIsrael should know that journalists have a right to work, and people have a right to demonstrate peacefully, without being shot.
Pope Francis Admits ‘Grave Errors’ in Chile Sex Abuse CasesIn a letter to Chilean bishops, the pontiff also invited victims to meet with him in Rome and summoned the country’s bishops to the Vatican to discuss clerical sex abuse.
Sex Abuse Scandal Casts Shadow Over Nobel Prize for LiteratureA furor erupted over reports of misconduct by Jean-Claude Arnault, a cultural figure with close ties to the Swedish Academy, which awards the prize.
Mariah Carey Opens Up About Bipolar DisorderThe disclosure to People magazine marks one of the first instances in which a celebrity of Ms. Carey’s stature has acknowledged mental health issues.
Man Accused of Raping Michigan Teenager Is Now Charged With Killing HerMujey Dumbuya, 16, had been expected to testify at the man’s trial this month, but went missing in January and was later discovered dead.
Teachers Get Baseball Bats to Confront Shooters in Pennsylvania DistrictThe miniature bats are partly intended to be symbolic, the superintendent said, to convey that fighting back is an option when faced with a shooter.
On the Border With the National Guard: An ‘Extra Pair of Eyes and Ears’On Texas’ border with Mexico, armed troops in combat fatigues watched the frontier with binoculars, trying both to stand out and blend in.
An Eye in the Sky Could Detect Planet-Warming Plumes on the GroundAn environmental group says it will spend millions to launch a satellite that could help fight climate change by identifying methane leaks with pinpoint accuracy.
Scott Pruitt’s Idea to Update an E.P.A. Keepsake: Less E.P.A., More PruittWhen Scott Pruitt, the Environmental Protection Agency head, decided to refashion the agency’s souvenir medallion, he proposed deleting the E.P.A. logo and adding symbols more reflective of himself.
How China Uses Forced Confessions as Propaganda ToolA rights group documented 45 cases of prisoners who were coerced into making confessions to serve as warnings to those who would challenge the state. Entrepreneurship: Breaking Into the Boom in Escape Rooms: What Entrepreneurs Need to KnowMore and more customers are playing the immersive games called escape rooms, making the market for these small businesses increasingly competitive.
Art Review: Cy Twombly, Redefined by His DrawingsWhat’s in a line? Everything, from Twombly’s love of language to his passion for nature. A survey of his postwar work emphasizes his singularity.
Nonfiction: Ten Women Whose Tongues and Pens Were as ‘Sharp’ as KnivesIn “Sharp: The Women Who Made an Art of Having an Opinion,” Michelle Dean considers 10 writers whose formidable talents earned them respect and enmity.
Love Is ...: What Makes a Greeting Card Black?For more than two decades, Hallmark has directly addressed black customers with its Mahogany collection, whose cards speak to a shared history.
Through Opera, Debussy Reaches a New Audience“Pelléas et Mélisande” brought Claude Debussy instant fame in 1902 and foreshadowed the work of Bartok, Berg and other 20th-century composers.
Letter of Recommendation: Letter of Recommendation: AliExpressReview: ‘Rampage’ Turns to Rubble, Even Before the Mutant Animals Show UpDwayne Johnson stars in this adaptation of a 1980s arcade game. But will he get a bonus round if he can save Chicago from a giant gorilla named George?
Climate Change Denialists Say Polar Bears Are Fine. Scientists Are Pushing Back.In a new study, researchers single out a blog run by a Canadian zoologist as a primary source of dubious information about the status of polar bears.
Doctors Urge Elite Academy to Expel a Member Over Charges of PlagiarismNational Academy of Medicine was asked to tighten ethics rules following the strange case of a member accused of plagiarism and false claims of top scientific honors.
Trilobites: Why Scientists Are Battling Over PleasureThe question of whether the benefit from viewing a da Vinci is different from enjoying a visit to Pornhub or McDonalds is dividing psychologists and neuroscientists.
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