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Seoul appeals court rules heavier sentence against ex-President Park An appeals court in Seoul ruled Friday heavier sentences against ousted former President Park Geun-hye for her role in one of the biggest political scandals that has rocked the nation.      Autopsy shows Mollie Tibbetts died from 'multiple sharp force injuries' The Iowa State Medical Examiner confirmed Thursday a body found earlier this week belonged to missing college student Mollie Tibbetts.   Senate approves $850B multi-department spending bill The Senate approved a $850 billion spending package Thursday to provide funding for several government departments through the end of September.   Los Angeles Angels' Mike Trout writes emotional goodbye to brother-in-law Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout penned an emotional message to his late brother-in-law, Aaron Cox, on social media early Thursday afternoon.   Tennessee Titans WR Rishard Matthews could return from PUP list next week Tennessee Titans wide receiver Rishard Matthews could return from the physically unable to perform list next week.   Los Angeles Rams RB Todd Gurley to sit, Jared Goff iffy vs. Houston Texans The next time Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley sees the playing field, it will be Week 1 of the regular season.   Ford executive Stephen Biegun named special envoy to North Korea U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo named Ford Motor Company executive Stephen Biegun as the State Department's special representative for North Korea.   Health of C Travis Frederick top concern of Dallas Cowboys Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and coach Jason Garrett said they are more concerned about Travis Frederick's health than the state of their offensive line.   Pittsburgh Steelers sign LB Vince Williams to four-year deal The Pittsburgh Steelers signed linebacker Vince Williams to a four-year contract, the team announced Thursday.   David Pecker granted immunity in Michael Cohen case Tabloid executive David Pecker was granted immunity by federal prosecutors investigating payments to two women who said they had affairs with President Donald Trump.   Dallas Cowboys RT La'el Collins limping at practice The Dallas Cowboys' injury-plagued offensive line has another potential injury issue in the form of La'el Collins.   Pittsburgh Steelers K Chris Boswell signs five-year contract The Pittsburgh Steelers signed kicker Chris Boswell to a five-year contract, the team announced Thursday.   NATO, Japan conduct passing exercise in Baltic Sea NATO Maritime Group One this week participated in a passing exercise with a Japan Maritime Self Defense Force squadron that is currently sailing in the Baltic Sea.   Tennessee Titans RB Derrick Henry mentored by Eddie George Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry said he is learning a great deal from former franchise star Eddie George.   Artificial intelligence helps scientists track particles Researchers at the University of North Carolina have deployed machine learning to boost particle-tracking software.   In photos: Palestinians celebrate Eid al-Adha Palestinians celebrate the holiday of Eid al-Adha the week of August 20, 2018.   FDA approves first drug to treat rare corneal eye condition The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the first drug to treat a rare eye disease affecting the cornea.   Pat Bowlen: Denver Broncos owner selected as Hall of Fame nominee Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen has been selected as a contributor nominee for the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2019.   Thai cave soccer team rescue modeled in exhibition An exhibition modeled after the rescue of 12 boys and their soccer coach from Thailand cave last month has opened.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers place RB Charles Sims on injured reserve The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have placed running back Charles Sims III on injured reserve.   Lockheed delivers two new LCS ships to the U.S. Navy Lockheed Martin and Fincantieri Marinette Marine has delivered the Littoral Combat Ships USS Sioux City, LCS 11, and USS Wichita, LCS 13, to the U.S. Navy.   Study: Chronic sinus inflammation association with cellular changes Researchers have found the source of chronic allergic inflammation in the sinus: epithelial cells that line the respiratory tract.   'Natural enemies' theory doesn't fully explain rainforests' biodiversity New research suggests competition between natural enemies doesn't always promote biodiversity in tropical forests.   In photos: This week in Washington President Donald Trump presents Valerie Chapman, the widow of Air Force Tech Sgt. John Chapman, with his posthumously awarded Medal of Honor and hosts an event honoring the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, the week of August 20, 2018, in Washington, D.C.   Firefighters: Verizon slowed mobile web speeds during Mendocino blaze As California firefighters battled the largest fire in the state's history, Verizon slowed wireless data speeds making communication near impossible for crews.   Look: Guinness record for most people on a raft broken Staff at a German company broke a Guinness World Record by cramming 956 people onto a single raft at the same time.   Watch: Thieves return topiary dog to Brooklyn bakery A New York bakery owner said the thieves behind the disappearance of her topiary dog returned the item under cover of night.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Washington Post | Critics fear Trump's attacks are doing lasting damage to the justice system Washington Post President Trump took his criticism of the criminal justice system to new heights Thursday, prompting alarm from national security and law enforcement officials who fear the president is seeking to protect himself from encroaching investigations at the ... Trump Denounces Justice Dept. as Investigations Swirl Around Him Criminal justice overhaul is tabled -- for now New Trump-Sessions Clash Raises Questions About Attorney General's Future |
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Jeff Sessions, Hawaii, Reality Winner: Your Thursday Evening BriefingTrump Denounces Justice Dept. as Investigations Swirl Around HimThe president chiefly blamed Attorney General Jeff Sessions, complaining that he never “took control” of the Justice Department.
White House Memo: With a Vocabulary From ‘Goodfellas,’ Trump Evokes His Native New YorkAs he faces mushrooming legal troubles, the president evokes a place replete with shady businessmen and mob-linked politicians, raffish types with unscrupulous methods and uncertain loyalties.
Trump’s South Africa Tweet Seems to Embrace Racist Narrative on Land DisputeThe post appeared to be the culmination of a lobbying effort by a right-wing South African group that falsely claims that white farmers are being systematically forced off their land and killed in large numbers.
David Pecker, Chief of National Enquirer’s Publisher, Is Said to Get Immunity in Trump InquiryMr. Pecker is close to President Trump and Michael D. Cohen, his former lawyer, and had been integral to a campaign effort to help protect Mr. Trump from embarrassing stories about women.
Manhattan D.A. Eyes Criminal Charges Against Trump OrganizationThe district attorney’s office is weighing whether the company’s false accounting regarding payment to silence an adult film star violates state law.
Trump’s Lawyers Urged Him to Postpone Even Considering Pardons in Russia InquiryThe president’s high-profile pardons and commutations this year prompted his lawyers to caution him against weighing clemency for associates in the special counsel investigation.
Urban Meyer and the Missed Signs at Ohio StateAn Ohio State University report and other documents portrayed a troubled assistant coach accused of domestic violence and protected by a powerful coach.
Ex-Michigan State Coach Charged With Lying to Investigators in Nassar CaseThe former gymnastics coach, Kathie Klages, lied about whether she knew that Lawrence G. Nassar had abused numerous young women, prosecutors said.
As Pope Visits Ireland, Scars of Sex Abuse ‘Worse Than the I.R.A.’Many Catholics are frustrated by the church’s leadership. This is especially true in Donegal, where Francis reappointed a bishop who shielded a notorious pedophile priest.
Profile: In ‘Small Fry,’ Steve Jobs Comes Across as a Jerk. His Daughter Forgives Him. Should We?Lisa Brennan-Jobs has written a memoir about her famous father. The details are damning, but she doesn’t want them to be.
Trump’s Vile Ploy on South AfricaThe president, who gets his intelligence briefings from Fox News, repeats a white nationalist myth about murders of white South African farmers.
Turn On, Tune In, Start UpEnd Stock Buybacks, Save the EconomyBig companies have squandered $4 trillion since 2007 buying their own stock. It’s time to rein them in.
The Tax-Cut Con Goes OnThis Conspiracy Theory Should Worry TrumpWhen two or more people join together to break the law, as Michael Cohen says he and the president did, the penalties can be harsh.
Relief to Disbelief After Michael Cohen’s PleaReaders responded to the news that the president had been implicated in a crime.
The Bitter Regrets of a Useless Chinese DaughterI used to spurn what I saw as an excess of pragmatism in my culture. After my mother had a stroke, I understood.
I Stood Up in Mass and Confronted My Priest. You Should, Too.Catholics should not keep on filling the pews every Sunday. It is wrong to support the church.
New York’s Yeshiva Students Deserve BetterElected officials should require Orthodox Jewish schools to meet legal standards.
Hidden Wounds of Yemen’s WarThe war in Yemen has reduced the country’s people to destitution, forcing many to beg for survival.
The Stone: The Question We Must Keep AskingBreaking Norms Will Renew Democracy, Not Ruin ItMost of President Trump’s alleged transgressions offend against the etiquette of modern liberal governance, not the Constitution.
Next Stop: Returning to MontenegroEarlier this summer, President Trump described Montenegrins as “very aggressive.” A writer familiar with the country couldn’t disagree more.
An Artist Warns of a Robot-Ruled Future. Or Is It Our Present? Let’s Discuss.At the Guggenheim, an art critic and The Times’s former Shanghai bureau chief discuss a brilliant new artwork that dissects China’s economic development.
Hawaii Braces for a Rare Encounter with a HurricaneThe storm is threatening to be the first hurricane to make landfall in Hawaii since 1992, but officials are warning of life-threatening impacts even if it skirts the islands.
Three Men Sentenced to Prison for Violence at Charlottesville RallyTwo men assaulted a black man in a garage, and a Ku Klux Klan leader fired a gun at the white nationalist rally in August 2017.
‘They Treated Our Men Like Goats’: Guards in Afghan Blast Sue Employers and CanadaBadly hurt in a suicide attack, Nepali contractors hired to protect Canadian diplomats found they had much less medical coverage than they’d thought.
Special Envoys Were Once Disdained Under Trump. Now They’re Popping Up All Over.Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that he would appoint a special envoy to North Korea, the third such announcement he has made in a week as he moves to fill depleted diplomatic ranks.
Amazon Tribe Never Seen by Outsiders Is Spotted by DroneA Brazilian expedition captured images of the indigenous peoples and their tools, along with an aerial photo of a thatched hut.
How Politics Took Over the Killing of Mollie TibbettsThe death of Ms. Tibbetts in Iowa sharpened the focus of Republicans, who had already been campaigning on dire warnings about violence and insecure borders.
Details of the Ohio State Report on Urban MeyerMeyer was suspended by the university for 3 games after an investigation found fault with the way he handled the case of Zach Smith, an assistant coach who was accused of domestic violence.
Army Recommends Silver Star for Captain Criticized in Deadly Niger AmbushThe appeal to recognize Capt. Michael Perozeni’s acts of valor in the Oct. 4 firefight contrasts with earlier findings that he filed misleading plans for the mission.
Cynthia Nixon Says She Can Win. But Who Are Her Voters?Polls show Ms. Nixon trailing far behind Gov. Andrew Cuomo. But her campaign insists she’s reaching a new electorate not captured by the old metrics.
Why You Should Take Time to Mourn During Career Transitions5 More Cheap(ish) Things That Could Disproportionately Improve Your LifeArt Review: On Multiple Screens, John Akomfrah Deftly Weaves Tales of the African DiasporaAt the New Museum, a survey of John Akomfrah’s ambitious videos shows the artist reflecting on politics, nature, postcolonial history, migration and race.
Theater Review: An Eclectic Lineup at a Festival Dogged by ScandalThe Ruhrtrienniale festival in Germany presents unpredictable works in postindustrial settings. But this year controversy has overshadowed the event.
The Leonard Bernstein You Should Listen ToWe provide suggestions about recordings and upcoming live performances focused on the conductor and composer whose 100th birthday is Aug. 25.
Matter: A Blended Family: Her Mother Was Neanderthal, Her Father Something Else EntirelyGenetic analysis of bones discovered in a Siberian cave hints that the prehistoric world may have been filled with “hybrid” humans.
Tech We’re Using: Managing Manterruptions and Her Dog’s InstagramJessica Bennett, gender editor for The Times, talks about diversifying reporting subjects, monitoring how many times she gets interrupted and why you should follow her dog.
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