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Rio Roundup: Michael Phelps, Katie Ledecky top medalists, USWNT draws vs. Colombia Alex ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 9 (UPI) -- On a day when the USWNT disappointed on the soccer field and Serena Williams was eliminated from Olympic competition, events were anything but predictable.     
New 'Narnia' movie 'The Silver Chair' is in the works Karen ButlerCULVER CITY, Calif., Aug. 9 (UPI) -- "The Silver Chair," the fourth adventure in "The Chronicles of Narnia" film franchise, has officially been green-lit.   Trevor Bauer rebounds as Cleveland Indians defeat Washington Nationals By Harvey Valentine, The Sports XchangeWASHINGTON -- Trevor Bauer bounced back from the worst outing of his career to pitch into the seventh inning, Jose Ramirez drove in a pair of runs with two hits, and the Cleveland Indians defeated the Washington Nationals 3-1 on Tuesday night.  
University of California at Davis chancellor resigns after ethics probe Shawn PriceDAVIS, Calif., Aug. 9 (UPI) -- The chancellor of University of California at Davis resigned following the results of a probe accusing her of multiple ethics violations.   Victor Cruz back, but being smart about pushing it By Patricia Traina, The Sports XchangeEAST RUTHERFORD, N.Y. -- For New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz, experiencing a little soreness in his groin is nothing new and nothing he can't fight through.  
Denver Broncos to start Mark Sanchez on Thursday The Sports XchangeENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- The Denver Broncos don't know who their starting quarterback will be for the regular-season opener.   Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green welcome their third son together Karen ButlerLOS ANGELES, Aug. 9 (UPI) -- Actress Megan Fox has given birth to her third son by her husband, actor Brian Austin Green.   Green Bay Packers will take care with Lambeau Field paint job The Sports XchangeDE PERE, Wis. -- The Green Bay Packers' grounds crew holds off on giving the Lambeau Field turf a full paint job at midfield and in the end zones until the start of the regular season.   U.N. Security Council statement on North Korea delayed Elizabeth ShimNEW YORK, Aug. 9 (UPI) -- The United Nations Security Council attempted to release a statement condemning North Korea's missile launches.   Minnesota Vikings to participate in joint practice with Cincinnati Bengals The Sports XchangeMANKATO, Minn. -- The Minnesota Vikings are on to Cincinnati.   Seattle Seahawks Thomas Rawls practices for first time since broken ankle The Sports XchangeRENTON, Wash. -- Running back Thomas Rawls returned to the practice field for the first time on Tuesday since sustaining a broken ankle that ended his rookie season in December.   Oakland Raiders' Del Rio says team learned from training camp fight The Sports XchangeNAPA, Calif. -- Oakland Raiders coach Jack Del Rio wants his players to fight, so long as they don't throw a punch.   Secret Service 'aware' of Trump's 2nd Amendment remark about Clinton Doug G. WareWILMINGTON, N.C., Aug. 9 (UPI) -- The U.S. Secret Service could potentially take a step unprecedented in American history -- investigate one of the candidates it is assigned to protect.   Simone Biles, 'Final Five' dominate Summer Games' gymnastics team final Alex ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 9 (UPI) -- "Dreams DO come true," is what Simone Biles tweeted immediately after leaving the mats Tuesday in Rio de Janeiro.   Clinton asks Congress to return from summer break to pass emergency Zika funding Eric DuVall and Doug G. WareMIAMI, Aug. 9 (UPI) -- Disappointed with the U.S. response to Zika so far, Hillary Clinton on Tuesday urged Congress to cut short its summer break to pass an emergency funding bill.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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 ESPN | Michael Phelps wins 200 butterfly, helps 4x200 free relay team to gold ESPN T.J. Quinn and Wayne Drehs break down a successful Tuesday for Michael Phelps in Rio by winning two more gold medals, including beating rival Chad le Clos in the 200-meter butterfly. (1:26). Facebook · Twitter · Pinterest · Email; comment. 11:07 PM PT. Michael Phelps Takes Back the Gold Medal That Mattered Most The Latest: Argentina topples Croatia in men's basketball Michael Phelps extends his legacy with two more gold medals at Rio Olympics |
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American Jumper Requires Dramatic Rescue From Swiss AlpsDozens of rescuers, a helicopter and bright lights were used to reach Coleman Sperando, 21, after his BASE jump went dramatically wrong Sunday.
Chinese Tourist Mistakenly Spends 12 Days in Refugee CampA Chinese tourist wanting to report a theft mistakenly filed for asylum while visiting Germany and spent 12 days in a refugee camp in Duelmen. Wild Forest Fire Rages Across Portuguese Island of MadeiraA massive fire has caused the evacuation of more than 400 people, 174 had to seek medical attention. Authorities claim the fire spread due to dry wood.
Portugal Wildfires Force Hundreds to EvacuateMajor forest fires in Portugal's Madeira and northern mainland have destroyed homes and forced the evacuation of hundreds of people, officials said. Nazi Investigators Identify Eight Death Camp SuspectsGerman investigators said they have identified eight suspected Nazi war criminals who worked at the former Stutthof concentration camp.
Native Deen Uses Rap to Combat Stereotypes About IslamNative Deen, a Washington, D.C., based rap group celebrates the Islamic-American experience using a fusion of hip hop and R&B. Activist Ends 16-Year Hunger Strike With Lick of HoneyOne of India's most prominent political activists ended a 16-year hunger strike Tuesday, licking honey from her hand. Images Suggest China Might Be Militarizing Disputed IslandsThe United States has urged China and other claimants not to militarize their holdings in the South China Sea. Lawyers Protest After Suicide Attack Kills DozensTurkey Sees Russia Meeting as 'New Page' in RelationsTurkey's Erdogan will meet Russia's Putin Tuesday for a diplomatic reset - just as relations with the United States show strain after the failed coup. Drunk Intruder Climbs Fence Into Royal Palace: CopsA young intruder "who had been drinking" was arrested after climbing over a fence into the grounds of Buckingham Palace, Queen Elizabeth's residence. Two Benghazi Parents Sue Clinton for Wrongful DeathThe parents of two Americans killed in the Benghazi attack filed a wrongful death lawsuit in federal court Monday against Hillary Clinton. Opposition: Deadly Violence in Ethiopia Likely to Get WorseNearly 100 people have been killed in anti-government protests in Ethiopia and an opposition party leader says it could get worse. First Zika Case Reported in Cayman IslandsThe first locally-contracted case of the Zika virus has been confirmed in the Cayman Islands, the Caribbean nation's health department said. Alibaba to Help Foreign Tech Firms Enter ChinaChinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is offering to help international technology firms such as SAP to enter China. Running From Exile: 5 Athletes Hoping to Make a MarkAfter more than a decade living in a Kenyan refugee camp, five South Sudanese athletes hope to make their mark on the Olympic Games. Delta's Massive Outage Strands Thousands WorldwideA power outage at Delta's Atlanta headquarters caused a global computer failure that dragged on for six hours. Hollywood Actor Battles ISIS in SyriaMichael Enright has swapped walk-on parts in Tom Cruise movies for a role in the YPG advance on the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa. Cupping Leaves Its Mark on OlympiansMany scratched their heads when Michael Phelps arrived poolside with large purple spots on his back Olympic Refugee Team Carries the Dreams of MillionsNBC News and MSNBC's Team Refugees project tells the stories of 10 athletes who have overcome hardship and suffering on their long journey to Rio. More Recent Articles
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Donald Trump Suggests ‘Second Amendment People’ Could Act Against Hillary ClintonMr. Trump, in emphasizing gun issues and the Supreme Court during a speech, issued what some saw as a threat to Mrs. Clinton.
Donald Trump’s Support Among Republican Women Starts to SlideMany women are abandoning decades of party loyalty, calling Mr. Trump emotionally unfit for the presidency and a menace to national security. Emails Renew Questions About Clinton Foundation and State Dept. OverlapA new batch of State Department emails includes requests to help a job seeker and a billionaire donor.
Introducing The Run-Up, Our New Election PodcastIt’s 90 days until the election. Twice a week on our new podcast, the campaign team at The Times will make sense of the final, delirious phase of the campaign. Mormons’ Distaste for Donald Trump Puts Utah Up for GrabsWith their own history of facing religious bias, Mormons in reliably Republican Utah are worried about whether to support a nominee who denigrates Muslims.
Is Trump Mentally Fit? ‘Sure,’ Gingrich SaysNewt Gingrich had a not-very-convincing response about a Donald Trump presidency. Paul Ryan Wins Republican Primary in WisconsinThe House speaker defeated a political newcomer who had received a late surge of attention after being praised by Donald J. Trump. Justice Department to Streamline Tracking of Police KillingsThe department will ask law enforcement agencies and medial examiner’s offices to fill out forms when a person dies in police custody. Chicago Police Department Warns of Gangs’ Threats to Attack OfficersThe department alerted officers that gang members are plotting to shoot police officers in retaliation for the police shooting of Paul O’Neal, a black teenager. Zika Cases Rise in Miami, and Officials Try to Soothe FearsGov. Rick Scott of Florida said four more cases had been identified in the Wynwood neighborhood, the only place in the continental United States with active transmission. M.I.T., N.Y.U. and Yale Are Sued Over Retirement Plan FeesEmployees contend that each university failed to monitor, and replace, expensive, poor-performing investment options in their retirement plans. Message Sent: 21 and Counting for Michael PhelpsPhelps, who now has 25 Olympic medals, anchored the 4x200-meter freestyle relay. Katie Ledecky’s Gold Medal Haul ContinuesIn the Olympic Pool, Contempt for Drug Cheats Rises to the SurfaceSwimmers at the Rio Games who once served suspensions for doping have been openly vilified by their rivals, creating plenty of awkwardness. U.S. Women’s Gymnastics Team Wins GoldLed by the world’s best gymnast, Simone Biles, the powerhouse American women’s team got the highest total score in every apparatus with a margin of victory of 8 points. Wednesday in Rio: The Diving Pool Turns GreenHere’s our daily roundup of what happened, and what is going to happen, at the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Chinese Tech Firms Forced to Choose Market: Home or Everywhere ElseThe internet filters that keep foreign companies out have created an environment that pens China’s tech firms inside their home country. How China Is Changing Your InternetIn China, a sheltered internet has given rise to a new breed of app, and American companies are taking notice. What was once known as the land of cheap rip-offs may now offer a glimpse at the future. Putin and Erdogan Vow to Repair Ties as West Watches NervouslyThe symbolism of a meeting in St. Petersburg between the Russian and Turkish presidents was probably enough to raise alarms in Western capitals. Transporting the Dead: A Booming but Lightly Regulated IndustryAt a time of greater outsourcing of the service, rules regarding who may collect the dead vary, and in some states it requires little more than a driver’s license and a strong stomach. Taran Killam and Jay Pharoah Leaving ‘Saturday Night Live’The longstanding cast members will not be returning for the show’s 42nd season this fall. Michael Phelps Puts His Game Face On, and What a Face It IsPhelps made the kind of determined face that only social media could love as he prepped for the semifinal in the 200-meter butterfly on Monday at the Rio Olympics. Tim Tebow Will Attempt Another Comeback, This Time in BaseballThe former college football star who spent three years as an N.F.L. quarterback drew attention has been training for a career as a professional baseball player. Speculation Ends: Date and Venue Set for World Chess Championship in New YorkThe tournament will be held at the South Street Seaport in Lower Manhattan starting in November, returning to the city for the first time in more than two decades. What in the World: Who’s Got a Carrier to Rival the U.S. Navy’s? (Hint: Not Russia.)To project striking power almost anywhere, it’s hard to beat a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. Almost all of the 11 in existence are American — almost. Facebook Blocks Ad Blockers, but It Strives to Make Ads More RelevantThe programs that prevent websites from displaying ads will be rendered useless for those accessing the social network’s desktop site, but not on mobile browsers. Dancing Her Way to Pop Stardom, Thanks to YouTube and RihannaThe choreographer Tricia Miranda is a den mother to young dancers who flock to her YouTube channel and North Hollywood studio. The Getaway: When Your Child Is the Travel AgentDo you trust your child enough to help plan a family vacation? Maybe you should. The Slow-Game App Is the New Smoke BreakInstead of pushing competitive buttons, low-stakes games like Pokémon Go and Neko Atsume: Kitty Collector feel like charming interludes. More Recent Articles
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