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U.S. confiscates $8.1 million in jewelry from Miranda Kerr Australian model Miranda Kerr handed over $8.1 million worth of jewelry to the U.S. Justice Department after allegations the jewelry was purchased by Malaysian financier Jho Low with misappropriated funds.    
MLB: Former New York Mets pitcher Anthony Young dies of brain tumor Former major league pitcher Anthony Young died Tuesday following a lengthy illness. He was 51.   Los Angeles Lakers hire former Arizona Wildcats' Miles Simon as assistant coach The Los Angeles Lakers hired Miles Simon as an assistant coach, general manager Rob Pelinka announced Tuesday.  
Supreme Court to hear New Jersey's legalization of sports betting appeal The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear an appeal by New Jersey in its bid to legalize sports gambling in the state.   South Korea escalating weapons buildup near North Korea maritime border South Korea has either deployed or is in the process of deploying a range of weapon systems in the Yellow Sea, near the North Korea maritime border.  
NASCAR: Chase Elliott signs four-year extension with Hendrick Motorsports Promising driver Chase Elliott signed a four-year contract extension with Hendrick Motorsports through the 2022 season, the racing company announced Tuesday.   Toronto Blue Jays designate pitcher Jason Grilli for assignment The Toronto Blue Jays designated right-handed reliever Jason Grilli for assignment Tuesday before the game with the Baltimore Orioles.   NBA: Phoenix Suns' Jared Dudley out 3-4 months after surgery Phoenix Suns forward Jared Dudley will be sidelined for three to four months after undergoing surgery last week on his left toe ligament and bone.   Latavius Murray expecting to be 'the guy' in Minnesota Vikings backfield Despite missing the Minnesota Vikings' offseason program, Latavius Murray believes he'll beat out rookie Dalvin Cook for the running back job.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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 New York Times | A Costly Retraction for CNN and an Opening for Trump New York Times Anthony Scaramucci, a close ally of President Trump, disputed a CNN story about himself. Credit Sam Hodgson for The New York Times. In CNN's newsroom, it is called the Triad: a three-pronged internal system designed to ensure that sensitive reporting ... CNN's Russia story debacle came at the worst possible time for the network CNN Resignations A Sign Of The High Stakes In Covering Trump's Administration CNN finds itself in Trump's 'fake news' crosshairs |
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95 Towers Fail Fire Tests After Deadly London BlazeCladding from 95 high-rise buildings around the U.K. have failed fire safety tests conducted after the Grenfell Tower blaze on June 14.
Widespread Cyberattack Hits Major European CompaniesA cyberattack apparently targeting Ukraine rippled across Europe and disrupted the computer systems of major companies in Russia, Britain and elsewhere.
White House Warns Syria Against Chemical Attack 'Preparations'The White House said the U.S. has detected activities "similar to preparations the [Syrian] regime made before its April 4, 2017, chemical weapons attack."
Congress Passes Resolution Condemning LGBTQ Torture in ChechnyaMembers of Congress passed a resolution condemning anti-LGBTQ violence in Chechnya and called on President Trump to take action.
Colombia's FARC Turn in Weapons, End Role in WarThe Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) turned in their weapons to the United Nations on Tuesday, ending their role in a long-running civil war.
Jewish Groups, Lawmakers Urge Trump to Name Anti-Semitism EnvoyU.S. officials have not filled the top job at the Office to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism.
Trump's Footloose Foreign Policy Keeps His Own Team GuessingThe White House threat to make Syria pay for another chemical attack is the latest move to catch the Pentagon and the State departments off guard.
Supermodel Miranda Kerr Returns $8M in Jewelry Tied to Alleged SchemeMiranda Kerr has handed over millions of dollars worth of jewelry that U.S. authorities say was given to her as part of a Malaysian money laundering scheme.
What We Know About Chemical Weapons Use in SyriaIs another chemical weapons attack possible in Syria, and if so what is the evidence on the use of deadly agents in the six-year civil war?
Tillerson, Ivanka Trump Honor Heroes in Fight Against Human TraffickingSecretary of State Rex Tillerson presented the 2017 Trafficking in Persons Report at a State Department ceremony with Ivanka Trump. Both reiterated the administration's commitment to ending modern slavery and honored several individuals who have contributed to that effort. Google Hit With Record-Setting Fine for Favoring Own ProductsEuropean Commission fined Google $2.7 billion for abusing its market dominance as a search engine by favoring its own comparison shopping service. Global Survey Finds Little Confidence in Trump on Foreign AffairsAmong the 37 countries Pew surveyed, Trump scored higher marks than his predecessor, President Barack Obama, in two: Russia and Israel.
U.S. Sailors Killed in Ship Collision Honored in Navy MemorialThe U.S. Navy paid tribute on Tuesday to seven sailors who were killed when their destroyer collided with a merchant ship off Japan.
Rodrigo Duterte Makes First Public Appearance in WeekPhilippine leader Rodrigo Duterte reappeared in public on Tuesday after an absence of a week, his longest disappearance from the spotlight as president.
Judge Orders Salvador Dali's Exhumation Over Paternity SuitA Spanish judge ordered the exhumation after a woman claimed that only DNA testing will prove she is the artist's daughter. Trump May Be Mulling 'Significant Operation in Syria'Jeremy Bash says the White House's announcement that Syria would pay a "heavy price" for another chemical attack indicates that it is considering a "significant military presence in Syria." Google Hit With Record $2.72 Billion Fine by EUEuropean regulators have slapped a record $2.72 billion fine on internet giant Google on Tuesday for breaching antitrust rules with its online shopping service.
How Paul Manafort Earned a Fortune Working for Corrupt Pro-Russian PartyTrump's former campaign chief worked for an anti-NATO party and a politician who fled the country amid charges of corruption and collusion with Russia.
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Vote Delayed as G.O.P. Struggles to Marshal Support for Health Care BillThe retreat by Republican leaders dealt another setback to their efforts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act and set up a long summer of health care battles.
On Senate Health Bill, Trump Falters in the Closer’s RoleThe president has largely remained on the sidelines, and some of the White House’s efforts to intervene have clearly been counterproductive.
McConnell’s Reputation as a Master Tactician Takes a HitBy assuming that conservatives and moderates would come together to repeal the Affordable Care Act, Senator Mitch McConnell seems to have miscalculated.
How Governors From Both Parties Plotted to Derail the Senate Health BillThe Republican effort to overhaul the health care system inspired extensive bipartisan cooperation from states’ leaders — in an attempt to defeat it.
Health Bill Does Not ‘Cut’ Medicaid Spending, Republicans ArgueRepublicans have long despised the use of words like “slash” or “cut” in reference to funding changes, and some believe that such words cast their health care bill in a false light.
Economic Scene: When Cutting Access to Health Care, There’s a Price to PayIn measure after measure of well-being in rich nations, Americans are among the worst off, with costs to the economy and to individuals.
Global Cyberattack: What We Know and Don’t KnowHere’s what we know and don’t know so far about the new ransomware attack hitting governments and companies around the world.
Trump Campaign Chief’s Firm Got $17 Million From Pro-Russia PartyA Ukrainian political party tied to Russia had paid President Trump’s campaign chairman for help branding itself as warming toward the European Union.
Senate, Syria, Google: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: Surf, Sun and BacteriaTuesday: The beach pollution picture, a green light for the Delta tunnels project and free glimpses of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
3 Chicago Officers Charged With Conspiracy in Laquan McDonald CaseThey are accused of covering up for Jason Van Dyke, a white officer who fatally shot Mr. McDonald, a black teenager, in 2014.
Big Music in Small Rooms: FadoEvery Tuesday, people gather at the Adega Rio Douro in Porto to sing a form of traditional Portuguese music. The restaurant welcomes retired professional singers and amateurs, accompanied by classical and Portuguese guitar. New York City Approves Rent Increases for Regulated ApartmentsThe Rent Guidelines Board voted Tuesday to allow a raise of 1.25 percent on one-year leases and 2 percent on two-year leases of rent-regulated apartments.
Sarah Palin Sues New York Times, Claiming Editorial Defamed HerMs. Palin contends that The Times “violated the law and its own policies” when it linked her in an editorial to a mass shooting in January 2011.
U.S. Has Seen Chemical Weapons Activity in Syria, Pentagon SaysThe Defense Department detailed the activity after a White House statement warning Syria against an attack. Syria and its Russian patrons rejected the accusation.
China Is Among Worst Human Trafficking Offenders, State Dept. SaysThe designation is part of a cascade of signals from Washington that relations between the United States and China could soon plunge.
Feature: How Donald Trump Misunderstood the F.B.I.Since Watergate, the bureau has come to view itself as an essential, and essentially independent, check on the president.
Would This London High-Rise Pass Muster in New York? Short Answer: NoMany features of an evacuated London apartment building would never make it past New York regulators, city officials said.
U.K. Orders Inquiry Into Cladding After Grenfell Tower FireNinety-five buildings with materials similar to those used in the Grenfell Tower in London have fallen short in safety tests, “a 100 percent failure rate,” a government spokesman said.
A Costly Retraction for CNN and an Opening for TrumpThe ferocious response on Tuesday to a breakdown in editorial procedures was a reminder of the network’s unique role as a nemesis for the president.
Advertising on the French Riviera: The Internet Come to LifeThe Cannes Lions festival attracts big brands, the top players in technology and boldface names. Our reporter, a first-time attendee, found plenty to observe.
About New York: How to Fix Mounting Miseries on the Subway? Political Bickering Isn’t the AnswerInvestigating the cause of Tuesday’s derailment could help address the subway’s many underlying problems.
Subway Derailment in Manhattan Injures DozensA southbound A train between 135th Street and 125th Street came off the tracks and crashed into a wall; the Fire Department said 34 people were injured.
Alain Senderens, a Chef Who Modernized French Food, Dies at 77Mr. Senderens, one of the most adventurous of the founding fathers of nouvelle cuisine, produced dishes that could entice and, on occasion, shock.
Michael Nyqvist, Swedish Actor Who Played Villain in ‘John Wick,’ Dies at 56Mr. Nyqvist starred in television shows and movies in Sweden, becoming a star in the country, before playing villains in Hollywood thrillers.
Plague Is Found in New Mexico. Again.Two people were found to have plague this week. What does the disease look like in the modern world, and why does it keep happening in New Mexico?
Philippines May Get New Law: Sing National Anthem With Spirit or Face Prison Time“The singing shall be mandatory and must be done with fervor,” a bill unanimously passed by the House of Representatives proposed.
Report on Sexual Abuse in U.S.A. Gymnastics Urges ‘Culture Change’The sport’s governing body said it was adopting recommendations in a report commissioned last year following an investigation into sexual abuse of young gymnasts.
‘American Gothic’ and a Grant Wood Retrospective Are Coming to the WhitneySearching for Amelia Earhart, Once Again. This Time, There Are Dogs.Researchers are making yet another trip to a tiny island called Nikumaroro in search of a legendary female aviator who may never have set foot there.
Steven Cohen, Billionaire Collector, Gives $50 Million to MoMAThe foundation of Mr. Cohen and his wife, Alexandra, donated the money to the museum’s capital campaign, and a gallery will be named for them.
In Long-Secret FIFA Report, More Details but No Smoking GunFIFA on Tuesday published an American investigator’s 2014 report into the bidding for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, only one day after a German newspaper announced it had a copy.
Books of The Times: Review: Francis Spufford’s First Novel Is a Swashbuckling Tale“Golden Hill” follows the misadventures of a handsome young stranger who arrives in New York from London, hoping to cash in on a fortune.
Review: In ‘Baby Driver,’ It’s Kiss Kiss, Zoom ZoomBurning rubber and hot licks help propel this action movie about a getaway driver named Baby, played by Ansel Elgort. Edgar Wright directed.
A Word With: Who Needs ‘The Tonight Show’? Jay Leno Still Cares About Tonight’s ShowMr. Leno, the former “Tonight Show” host, explains why he performs over 200 stand-up shows a year, and discusses the challenges of political joke-telling.
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