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Journalist who covered Mexican drug wars gunned down in Sinaloa Mexican journalist Javier Valdez Cárdenas, renowned for dogged reporting on drug trafficking and corruption, was gunned down Monday in Sinaloa, officials said.    
Report: FAU coach Lane Kiffin offers scholarship to 7th-grader First-year Florida Atlantic coach Lane Kiffin is looking to the future, as he offered a scholarship to a seventh-grader multiple media outlets reported Monday.   Report: U.N. agency was assisting North Korea file nerve gas patent request A United Nations agency may have been assisting North Korea with an international patent application for a chemical.  
Hillary Clinton launches political action group 'Onward Together' Hillary Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, formally launched her political action group on Monday.   Houston museum adds to gross income with insect vending machine A Houston museum is raking in "quite a lot of money" with an admittedly "unusual" vending machine that dispenses only snacks made from insects.  
Former San Francisco 49ers Pro Bowler Len Rohde dies at 79 Former San Francisco 49ers tackle and Pro Bowl selection Len Rohde died Saturday at age 79.   S&P 500, NASDAQ hit record highs as oil, tech climb The S&P 500 and NASDAQ closed at record highs on Monday bolstered by a rise in oil and tech prices.   Cleveland Indians' Carlos Carrasco leaves with pectoral muscle tightness Cleveland Indians pitcher Carlos Carrasco left Monday night's game against the Tampa Bay Rays at Progressive Field in Cleveland with pectoral muscle tightness.   Reports: Trump revealed classified intelligence to Russian diplomats President Donald Trump revealed highly classified intelligence to the Russian foreign minister and ambassador during a White House meeting, unnamed government officials said.   Venus Williams opens with win in Rome Ninth-seeded American Venus Williams posted a 6-4, 7-6 (4) victory over Russian Yaroslava Shvedova in the first round of the Internazionali BNL d'Italia on Monday in Rome.   Chicago White Sox catcher Geovany Soto to miss 3 months after elbow surgery Chicago White Sox catcher Geovany Soto will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his right elbow and is expected to miss a minimum of three months, the club announced on Monday.   Blue Jays place Steve Pearce on disabled list TORONTO -- The Toronto Blue Jays placed outfielder Steve Pearce on the 10-day disabled list with a strained right calf on Monday and recalled right-handed reliever Leonel Campos.   Arizona Cardinals stockpiling quarterbacks in minicamp GLENDALE, Ariz. -- For a team that would have killed for a quarterback just a few years ago, the Arizona Cardinals were practically swimming with them when they opened their three-day rookie mini-camp.   Better treatment may prevent thousands of strokes each year Hundreds of thousands of strokes might be prevented in the U.S. each year if more people with atrial fibrillation took blood-thinning drugs, a new study says.   Shift work linked to erectile dysfunction, urinary problems Male shift workers listen up: Two new studies link sleep disorders common in these men to urinary problems and erectile dysfunction.   Two die in small plane crash in New Jersey Two crew members died when a small plane crashed in New Jersey on Monday, setting multiple buildings on fire.   SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carries communications satellite into orbit SpaceX's Falcon 9 launched an Inmarsat communications satellite, its largest payload, into orbit Monday evening from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.   Seattle Seahawks looking at Colin Kaepernick, RG III Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll is keeping his options open as he looks for a backup quarterback behind starter Russell Wilson.   United Airlines changes cockpit door codes after inadvertent posting United Airlines had to change the keypad codes to enter cockpits doors after they were accidentally posted online.   Lydia Ko barely holds on to No. 1 in Rolex Rankings, 82-week reign close to ending Lydia Ko of New Zealand remained atop the Rolex Women's Golf Rankings but her 82-week reign is perilously close to coming to an end.   LA Chargers release Orlando Franklin, sign Tre Boston The Los Angeles Chargers released guard Orlando Franklin and signed safety Tre Boston to a one-year deal, the team announced on Monday.   2017 NHL Western Conference Finals: Anaheim Ducks-Nashville Predators Game 3 preview, update Consider the ante upped in the Western Conference finals, and not just because the Anaheim Ducks rallied to beat the Nashville Predators 5-3 and even the best-of-seven series.   Being under weight by 2 pounds earns Seattle Seahawks' Eddie Lacy $55,000 bonus Seattle Seahawks running back Eddie Lacy weighed in at 253 pounds Monday to earn a $55,000 bonus for being under his first target by two pounds.   Can a parasitic fly inspire a new generation of hearing aids? A fly's hearing mechanism might inspire the next generation of auditory sensors, but new research suggests its unique ears also have limitations.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Admin Expands Anti-Abortion Foreign Aid PolicyThe broadened policy, referred to as the global gag rule, will now affect $8.8 billion in funding for international health programs.
 
U.N. Security Council Condemns North Korea's Missiles TestsThe United Nations Security Council on Monday condemned North Korea's recent ballistic missile tests.
'WannaCry' Malware Cyberattack Slows, But Threat RemainsThousands more were impacted by the virus on Monday, many in Asia, where businesses were originally closed when the ransomware first began to spread.
State Department: Assad's Regime Built Crematorium to Burn Bodies of Executed PrisonersU.S. officials believe Bashar al-Assad's regime has installed a installed a crematorium in the Saydnaya prison complex just outside of Damascus
Kushner Company a No-Show at China Visa Event After Ethics UproarThe firm was accused of using its White House ties to sell a development project to foreign investors.
Putin Blames Out-of-Tune Piano for Flat Perfomance"It was quite hard to play, even for me, someone who plays with two fingers," the Russian president said about his impromptu performance in China.
'Maduro, Your Time Is Up!': Venezuela Crowds Block RoadsUsing branches, rocks and garbage, demonstrators blocked the main thoroughfare in Caracas from soon after dawn.
Gay Health Clinic in Kenya Provides Care Without the JudgmentIshtar is a health care clinic in Nairobi, Kenya, that is run by and for gay men.
How Trump Administration Has Handled the North Korea CrisisNorth Korea has thumbed its nose at U.N. resolutions — conducting several ballistic missile tests this year and five nuclear tests since 2006
N. Korea Claims New Missile Can Carry 'Large, Heavy Nuclear Warhead'North Korean propaganda must be considered with wariness — Pyongyang has threatened for decades to reduce Seoul to a "sea of fire."
Why 'WannaCry' Malware Attack Could Get Much WorseThe worm that crippled more than 200,000 computers is likely still waiting to strike when people return to work Monday.
North Korea Tests New Missile 'Able to Carry Nuclear Warhead'North Korean TV showed what it said was the latest test of a Hwasong-12 rocket. Trump's Next Awkward Moment: Turkish Strongman to Pay a VisitAs President Donald Trump welcomes Turkey's strongman Recep Tayyip Erdogan to the White House Tuesday, the list of awkward talking points is long.
Macron Sworn In as Youngest French Leader Since NapoleonEmmanuel Macron was sworn in at a ceremony at the Elysee in Paris attended by 300 guests, officials and his wife, Brigitte Macron.
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Trump Revealed Highly Classified Intelligence to Russia, in Break With Ally, Officials SayThe intelligence disclosed was about an Islamic State plot, according to officials.
How Government Secrets Are Declassified and DisclosedThe news that President Trump disclosed highly classified information about the Islamic State to Russian officials has raised interest in legal issues surrounding such disclosures.
Trump to Expand Funding Ban Tied to Abortion OverseasThe expansion of the so-called gag rule, which bars aid to health organizations worldwide that provide or discuss abortion services, would also sweep up groups that fight AIDS and malaria.
Texas Seeks Medicaid Money It Gave Up Over Planned Parenthood BanFour years after Texas gave up millions of dollars in federal Medicaid funds, a request presents an important early test for the Trump administration.
3 Judges Weigh Trump’s Revised Travel Ban, but Keep Their Poker FacesThe jurists heard arguments on whether the executive order, partially blocked by a judge in Hawaii, constitutes religious discrimination against Muslims.
Strict North Carolina Voter ID Law Thwarted After Supreme Court Rejects CaseThe move leaves in place a lower-court ruling that struck down key parts of the law as an unconstitutional effort to target African-Americans.
Trump, North Korea, Ransomware: Your Monday Evening BriefingIn Computer Attacks, Clues Point to Frequent Culprit: North KoreaIndicators are far from conclusive, but intelligence officials and private security experts say that North Korean-linked hackers are likely suspects in global ransomware attacks.
The Fallout From a Global Cyberattack: ‘A Battle We’re Fighting Every Day’Two prestigious Chinese universities, a movie theater chain in South Korea and Japanese automakers were affected, but copycat variants did not seem to have materialized.
China, Addicted to Bootleg Software, Reels From Ransomware AttackAs companies and officials scrambled to counter global hacking, the vulnerability caused by rampant piracy came into focus.
In Ransomware Attack, Where Does Microsoft’s Responsibility Lie?For years, the company has tried to change the perception that its software was vulnerable to hackers. A global cyberattack renewed those issues.
North Korea Missile Test Appears to Tiptoe Over a U.S. TripwireBy flying higher instead of farther, the missile seemed intended to improve North Korea’s capabilities without setting off an American military response.
Syrian Crematory Is Hiding Mass Killings of Prisoners, U.S. SaysThe State Department released satellite images showing a building thought to be a crematory, which would enable bodies to be disposed of without leaving evidence behind.
Murder in the 4-0: As Nationwide Gangs Fracture, Bullets Fly in New YorkJequan Lawrence was brutally murdered at a housing complex in the South Bronx. For detectives, it was a sign of a fissure running through gangs across the country, especially the Bloods.
A Whistle-Blower Tells of Health Insurers Bilking MedicareA former executive at UnitedHealth says he was paid bonuses to make patients look sicker than they were, which led to bigger reimbursements.
Service to Both Al Qaeda and U.S., With Fate Hanging in the BalanceA judge sentencing Bryant Neal Vinas, a former altar boy from Long Island who later plotted attacks, had to weigh cooperation that dealt the terrorist network a staggering blow.
Beheadings and Vengeance: A Cycle of Killing on a Border in KashmirActs of extreme brutality occur with some regularity along the Line of Control, the disputed military frontier that divides Kashmir into Indian and Pakistani territory.
4 Plead Guilty in Baruch College Student’s Hazing DeathThe men pleaded guilty to being involved in a fraternity initiation in which the authorities said Chun Hsien Deng fell unconscious and the men delayed seeking medical help.
A Vertical Farm Grows in NewarkAeroFarms is a farming company that grows produce indoors without sun, soil or pesticides. In this 360° video, step inside one of its vertical farms, which grows kale, arugula and other greens in Newark. Children Playing, Then a Blast: Mortar Round From an Earlier Afghan Battle Kills 5The children, cousins 10 years old or under, were playing cricket when the ordnance exploded, adding to the rising number of children killed or wounded in the country’s war.
Shaky Coalition in Austria May Give Far-Right Party an OpeningNew elections are being scheduled as the governing coalition teeters on collapse, possibly clearing a path for the far-right Freedom Party to enter into power.
2 Killed as Jet Crashes While Landing at Teterboro Airport in New JerseyThe plane took off from Philadelphia International Airport and was approaching a runway when it crashed at 3:30 p.m.
Roger Federer Decides to Skip the French OpenFederer, who has won a major among three titles this year at 35, is bypassing the clay-court season entirely to prepare for Wimbledon.
Macron and Merkel Meet, Pledging to Save European UnityAngela Merkel, Germany’s chancellor, greeted Emmanuel Macron, France’s new president, with pomp that reflected a rare moment of hope for the E.U., but much work remained.
Review: ‘Venus’ Recalls a Woman’s Fortune, and Her RuinA revival of Suzan-Lori Parks’s bio-drama portrays a woman whose form was her fortune, and ruin.
‘We Have to Repudiate It’: A City Confronts White Nationalist ProtestsIn an interview, Michael Signer, the mayor of Charlottesville, Va., discussed white supremacist protesters and the road forward in a city re-examining its history.
After Heavy Bidding, a Brancusi Head Sells for $57.4 Million at Christie’sA bellwether series of big-ticket auctions is expected to test the resilience of the art market in the Trump economy.
Fact-Checking a Mogul’s Claims About Avocado Toast, Millennials and Home BuyingYoung people did not react kindly to an Australian businessman’s advice to cut discretionary spending so they could afford homes.
Indian Girl, 10, Was Raped Repeatedly. Now She May Have to Give Birth.Raped by her stepfather, the girl is now at least 20 weeks pregnant, and under Indian law she may not be entitled to an abortion.
Conan O’Brien to Face Joke-Theft Allegations in CourtA federal judge ruled on Friday that Mr. O’Brien must face allegations that his show lifted monologue jokes from another writer.
Global Health: How a Tsunami in Japan Endangered Children in CambodiaThe catastrophe set off an unexpected shortage of iodine, leaving children in faraway countries vulnerable to cognitive deficits.
Brad Grey, Former Chairman of Paramount Pictures, Dies at 59Mr. Grey, who played a pivotal role in the creation of television hits like “The Sopranos,” helped blend the art of talent management with TV and film production.
Books of The Times: Digging to the Roots of Maurice Sendak’s VisionIn “There’s a Mystery There,” Jonathan Cott — with help from the playwright Tony Kushner, psychoanalysts and art historians — examines the influences and ideas in Sendak’s children’s books.
Review: U2 Revisits ‘The Joshua Tree’ in the Here and NowThe Irish band shakes a Seattle stadium with 30-year-old songs and a new one, opening a tour that shows the concerns of its 1987 album have persisted.
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