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Cowboys DE Randy Gregory preparing to apply for reinstatement Dallas Cowboys defensive end Randy Gregory is close to applying for reinstatement to the league.      Oakland Raiders T Donald Penn won't face charges Tackle Donald Penn of the Oakland Raiders will not face charges in a domestic violence case, the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office said on Wednesday.   Seahawks QB Russell Wilson reportedly expects franchise tag Quarterback Russell Wilson hopes to receive a contract extension from the Seattle Seahawks before his current deal ends at the end of next season.   Berlin court upholds ban on headscarves for public school teachers A Berlin court upheld a law that prevents Muslim teachers from wearing headscarves in public schools.   Ex-Seahawks DE Cliff Avril takes radio gig, hopes to play Former Seattle Seahawks defensive end Cliff Avril has taken a job with Seattle's 950 KJR-AM, but says he still hopes to continue his NFL career.   Jets WR Enunwa on OTAs: 'I think I'll be able to go' New York Jets wide receiver Quincy Enunwa is pleased with his recovery from neck surgery.   'Law & Order: SVU,' 'Chicago P.D.' renewed by NBC NBC announced Wednesday it has renewed four procedural dramas produced by Dick Wolf for the 2018-19 television season.   Tons of liquid chocolate spill onto Polish roadway Tons of liquid chocolate spilled onto a roadway in Poland early Tuesday morning after a truck overturned.   'Being Serena' shows Serena Williams' first moments with baby Olympia The second episode of 'Being Serena' aired Wednesday on HBO, giving a behind-the-scenes look at Serena Williams giving birth to daughter Alexis Olympia.   Sturm, Ruger & Co. investors force company to conduct gun safety report Shareholders of gun manufacturer Sturm, Ruger & Co. voted on Wednesday for the company to conduct a report on gun safety.   Police investigating 14th foot to wash up on Canadian shore A human foot was found washed up on the shores of British Columbia beach, the 14th such discovery in Canada in more than a decade, police said Wednesday.   Justice Dept. files compaints against 3 experimental stem cell treatment clinics The Justice Department on Wednesday filed complaints in Florida and California to stop three companies from offering experimental stem cell treatments.   Sergio Ramos blunders help Sevilla take down Real Madrid Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos made several mistakes, contributing to a 3-2 loss against Sevilla Wednesday at Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium in Sevilla, Spain.   Chelsea ties Huddersfield, gets goal off of defender's face Chelsea's Marcos Alonso helped his squad tie Huddersfield by making a goal off of his face in a 1-1 draw Wednesday at Stamford Bridge in London, England.   Teen sexting often tied to past sexual abuse Teens who share sexually explicit texts or emails -- "sexters" -- are more likely to have suffered sexual abuse than their peers, new survey results suggest.   Israel: IDF intercepts rockets fired by Iran from Syria Israel Defense Forces intercepted Iranian rockets fired from Syria into Golan Heights early Thursday, Israeli military officials said.   Infants know real 'baby talk' when they hear itPTSD may raise odds for irregular heartbeat People who battle PTSD may also be at heightened risk for the common heart rhythm disorder atrial fibrillation, researchers report.   Ford announces temporary halt to production of F-150s The Ford Motor Company announced Wednesday it will temporarily halt production of F-150s at two of its U.S. factories.   Senators force vote to reverse net neutrality repeal Senate Democrats and a single Republican moved to force a vote to restore net neutrality protections Wednesday.   Barcelona ruffles Villarreal 5-1 in La Liga FC Barcelona beat Villarreal 5-1 in a La Liga matchup Wednesday at Camp Nou in Barcelona, Spain.   California to require solar panels on all new homes California became the first state to require all new homes to be built with solar panels Wednesday after a vote by the state's energy commission.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Babies go gaga over other babies' goo-goos, a new study finds. 
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Three Americans freed from North Korea back in U.S.Their release paves the way for historic face-to-face talks between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un.
  Billions at stake as U.S. tells foreign firms to stop doing business in Iran"U.S. Iran sanctions are hardly hitting any U.S. companies, but aim primarily at European ones," Swedish former PM Carl Bildt said.
Trump rules out Korean DMZ as nuclear summit site, announcement within daysThe president was asked whether he thinks he should get the Nobel Prize for his peace efforts. "Everyone thinks so," he responded.
Former CIA officer charged with conspiring to spy for ChinaCourt documents revealed that the FBI was concerned about Jerry Chun Shing Lee as far back as 2012.
Roman Polanski dismisses #MeToo as 'mass hysteria,' 'hypocrisy'The Oscar-winning director pleaded guilty to unlawful sex with a minor in 1977 — then fled the U.S.
Mexico presidential candidate open to international help to fight drug violenceObrador "open" to allowing international organizations in to Mexico to help investigate cases of corruption and human rights abuses.
Stormy lawyer says Russian oligarch put $500K in Michael Cohen accountMichael Avenatti provided no documentation for his claims, which he posted on Twitter
Trump kept his promise on Iran. But was it the right promise?The question now is whether withdrawing from the nuclear deal really makes the U.S. (and the world) a safer place. Trump scraps the Iran nuclear deal. Now what?Experts say the decision will make it harder for Iran to engage with the international community and could empower hard-liners in Tehran.
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North Korea, Iran, Gina Haspel: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingEurope Edition: Iran, FIFA, Chocolate: Your Thursday BriefingReleasing 3 Americans, North Koreans Signal Openness to WashingtonThe release of the three prisoners was North Korea’s most tangible gesture aimed at improving relations with the United States since President Trump took office.
Who Are the 3 American Detainees Freed by North Korea?Secretary of State Mike Pompeo returned from North Korea with three Korean-Americans — a businessman and two scholars — who had been held by the regime.
President Trump a Nobel Laureate? It’s a PossibilityThe likelihood of Mr. Trump receiving a Nobel Peace Prize for his diplomatic efforts once seemed far-fetched. But as talks with North and South Korea progress, supporters see merit in the idea.
Europe, Again Humiliated by Trump, Struggles to Defend Its InterestsWith his Iran decision, as on climate and trade, President Trump has split sharply with strong allies. There are signs that their patience is wearing thin.
Iranians Fear They Will Bear Brunt of Trump’s DecisionThe president’s plan to pull out of the nuclear deal and impose sanctions prompted concern on the streets of Tehran and among Iranians abroad. Iran Fires Rockets Into Golan Heights From Syria, Israelis SayIranian forces fired about 20 rockets into the Golan Heights, the Israeli authorities said. They said they had responded to the attack.
How Michael Cohen, Denied Job in White House, Was Seen as Its GatekeeperThrough a secretive shell company, the president’s personal lawyer was paid by major corporations and a law firm for help navigating Washington in the Trump era.
Chinese Tech Giant May Be First Victim of a New U.S. Cold WarThe electronics firm ZTE has found success in the American market like few other Chinese technology brands have. Now it is fighting for its life.
U.S. Pullout From Iran Nuclear Deal May Unsettle Oil MarketsSaudi Arabia and Russia may offset any reduction in Iranian exports, but if prices rise, one of the beneficiaries could be Iran itself.
Political Memo: Eric Schneiderman Falls. Trump Allies Gloat. Democrats Seethe.The White House’s exultation over liberal men who resign over sexual misconduct has grated politicians in both parties, who view President Trump as a poor messenger on women’s rights.
Big City: Schneiderman’s Downfall Puts a Spotlight on Men, Alcohol and ViolenceProfessional women are often told that consuming alcohol is a problem. And yet the men seem to be causing all the trouble.
Replacing Schneiderman: A ‘Brilliant’ Lawyer Who Worked Behind the ScenesBarbara Underwood has served as the big thinker for a succession of bosses. Now, with the resignation of her last boss, she is stepping into the spotlight.
Gina Haspel Vows She Won’t Allow Torture if She’s Confirmed to Run the C.I.A.Ms. Haspel, the career spy who once oversaw the waterboarding of a terrorism suspect, defended the agency’s past at her confirmation hearing, but she said there would be no torture in its future. Does Torture Work? Trump: Yes. Haspel: No.As a candidate, President Trump was known to tout the effectiveness of torture. But his pick for C.I.A. director, Gina Haspel, told the Senate Intelligence Committee on Wednesday that she sees things much differently. Fact Check of the Day: Haspel Says C.I.A. ‘Historically’ Has Not Interrogated Subjects. History Shows Otherwise.Gina Haspel, President Trump’s nominee to lead the Central Intelligence Agency made the claim during her Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday. Op-Ed Columnist: Trump and the Mosquito WarsRepublican Midterm Mastermind Tells All!A strategist key to the party’s November fortunes bluntly sizes up the race for control of Congress.
Does Trump Want Even More Chaos in the White House?The president desperately needs a chief of staff who will tell him hard truths.
Better Ways for Jeff Bezos to Spend $131 BillionHe could double the National Cancer Institute’s budget or tutor two million students in math every year for all time.
Making Teachers’ Strikes Illegal Won’t Stop ThemOp-Ed Columnist: Shredding More Than the Iran DealReneging on the nuclear deal signals that he doesn’t care about American allies.
What Is Kim Jong-un’s Game?North Korea is making overtures to South Korea to get closer to America and keep China in check.
China Sentences Anbang Founder to 18 Years for FraudWu Xiaohui, a Chinese tycoon, who purchased the Waldorf Astoria Hotel was accused of cheating investors out of more than $10 billion.
Chocolate Spills, and Brown Goo Closes a Polish HighwayFirefighters used hot water to wash off the sticky brown goo that poured over a main road between Warsaw and Poznan on Wednesday. With ‘The Weekly,’ The New York Times Gets Serious About TV“The Daily” has given rise to “The Weekly,” a documentary series for FX (and Hulu). The show is part of a Times initiative in the entertainment world.
A Black Student at Yale Was Napping in a Common Area, and Someone Called the PoliceIt was the latest in a string of recent episodes in which the police have been summoned to respond to minor complaints involving people of color.
Chris Brown Sued by Woman Who Says She Was Raped at His HouseThe woman claims that the R&B star held her against her will during a party last year and that one of his friends repeatedly raped her.
Rome Journal: ‘Extra’ Cardinals Invade the Vatican (Blessings Not Included)Tourists and even some Vatican officials were baffled as the realistic-looking cardinals — extras in a Netflix production — seemed to take over the streets.
Democrats in Rust Belt: Stay Close to Trump, but Not Too CloseAfter primaries in prime Trump territory Tuesday, Republicans were eager to embrace the president while Democrats had a more delicate balancing act.
California Will Require Solar Power for New HomesThe state mandate, to take effect in 2020, is the first in the country and is expected to add $8,000 to $12,000 to the cost of a house.
The Brazen Bootlegging of a Multibillion-Dollar Sports NetworkA Qatari broadcaster paid hundreds of millions of dollars for exclusive rights to major events. Its officials believe someone in Saudi Arabia is pirating the broadcasts.
Taylor Swift and Katy Perry Ended Bad Blood With an Olive Branch. Here’s How It Started.Ms. Perry sent a literal olive branch to Ms. Swift, marking a turning point in a yearslong public fight.
Nonfiction: In His First Book, Ronan Farrow Laments the Decline of Diplomacy“War on Peace” details how American policy is being driven by military leaders rather than the State Department.
Fighting for the Palme d’Or, and the Right to Fly to CannesTwo directors in the running for the film festival’s top prize, Kirill S. Serebrennikov of Russia and Jafar Panahi of Iran, are barred from travel by their governments.
Strapping On His Cello for a 600-Mile Bach PilgrimageA documentary film captures Dane Johansen’s project to hike the Camino de Santiago in northern Spain while recording Bach’s suites for solo cello.
Review: In ‘The Seagull,’ a Great Play, a Great Cast and Yet ...Annette Bening, Saoirse Ronan and Elisabeth Moss are highlights of Michael Mayer’s adaptation of the durable Chekhov play.
Foraging for Spring Scents, With a British PerfumerLyn Harris of Perfumer H hunts for lilacs in London’s Regent’s Park — and then uses her haul as the basis for inspiration back in her studio. More Recent Articles
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