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House Democrats call for Pelosi to step down as minority leader Democrats are calling for House Minority Leader Nancy to step down from her party leadership role after a bruising – and expensive – House race loss.    
NHL expansion draft: Las Vegas Golden Knights add James Neal, other players and draft picks In true Las Vegas fashion, teams gambled, and it appears the house, in this case the Golden Knights, won.   North Korea defector launches news of Otto Warmbier near DMZ A vocal North Korean defector launched 10 balloons from South Korea containing information on the death of U.S. college student Otto Warmbier.  
2017 NHL awards roundup: Edmonton Oilers' Connor McDavid wins Ted Lindsay Award The NHL's yearly awards were announced in Las Vegas on Wednesday night at T-Mobile Arena as part of the expansion draft announcements by the Golden Knights.   Breast-feeding tied to lower heart, stroke risk for mom Women who breast-feed their babies may have a slightly lower risk of suffering a heart attack or stroke decades later, a large new study suggests.  
Rogue genes may cause some ALS cases Gene mutations may cause up to 17 percent of cases of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in patients with no family history of the disease, a new study finds.   Salvador Perez's grand slam rallies Kansas City Royals past Boston Red Sox Salvador Perez had never hit a grand slam in the majors, but he had a premonition and an answered prayer in the eighth inning.   Seattle Mariners shortstop Jean Segura (ankle) activated from disabled list Seattle Mariners shortstop Jean Segura, who has been sidelined since June 2 with a high ankle sprain, was activated prior to Wednesday's game.   May was Mexico's deadliest month on record with 2,186 homicides May was Mexico's deadliest month on record since the country's National System for Public Security began taking count of homicides 20 years ago.   Bases-loaded walk helps San Diego Padres beat Chicago Cubs A rookie catcher and the San Diego Padres bullpen combined to save the day when a forearm strain forced an abrupt end to the start of right-hander Miguel Diaz.   Pittsburgh Penguins will unveil 2017 Stanley Cup championship banner at home opener The Pittsburgh Penguins will unveil their 2017 Stanley Cup championship banner on Oct. 4 before their season opener against the St. Louis Blues.   New York Jets linebacker Lorenzo Mauldin arrested for assault New York Jets linebacker Lorenzo Mauldin was arrested after allegedly attacking a man at a New York City nightclub, multiple media outlets reported Wednesday.   NHL expansion draft roundup: Las Vegas Golden Knights reveal first selections as roster forms The Vegas Golden Knights revealed the names of the first nine players who will likely be part of their inaugural squad.   Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, NFL Hall of Fame group meet Pope Francis Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and a Pro Football Hall of Fame delegation met with Pope Francis at the Vatican on Wednesday.   Jeremy Maclin says Kansas City Chiefs released him with a voicemail Wide receiver Jeremy Maclin told ESPN's Adam Schefter that he was informed of his release by the Kansas City Chiefs via voicemail earlier this month.   Green Bay Packers defensive tackle Letroy Guion charged with DUI in Hawaii Green Bay Packers defensive tackle Letroy Guion was charged with driving under the influence after an arrest early Wednesday in Hawaii.   Los Angeles Lakers guard Nick Young to become free agent Los Angeles Lakers guard Nick Young declined his player option and will become an unrestricted free agent, the team announced Wednesday.   Former tennis star James Blake, New York City resolve excessive-force claim Former tennis star James Blake agreed to withdraw his excessive-force claim against New York City after he was mistakenly arrested and tackled by police.   Negro Leagues Museum receives $1M gift from MLB, player's union The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum received a $1 million gift from Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association.   Tropical Storm Cindy turns deadly approaching Gulf Coast Tropical Storm Cindy bore down on the Gulf Coast states late Wednesday, where it was expected to make landfall after nightfall, forecasters said.   Chicago Bulls guard Dwyane Wade picks up $23.8M player option for next season Chicago Bulls guard Dwyane Wade is picking up his $23.8 million player option for next season.   Congressional Black Caucus refuses follow-up invite from Trump The Congressional Black Caucus has refused to meet with President Trump because it says he has ignored its policy recommendations for the black community.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Young Prince Shakes Up Ultra-Conservative Saudi ArabiaNBC News looked at the rise of Mohammad bin Salman, who was named as crown prince to Saudi Arabia's King Salman on Wednesday, during a visit in November.
 
U.K. Queen's Husband, 96, Hospitalized With InfectionPrince Philip, the 96-year-old husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, is being treated in hospital for an infection, royal officials said.
Saudi Arabia's King Names Influential 31-Year-Old as His Heir ApparentThe crown prince, son of King Salman, is often depicted as a reform-minded technocrat devoted to building the kingdom's economy beyond the oil industry.
Video Purports to Show Close Encounter Between Russian, NATO JetsVideo releases by Russian media purports to show a Russian escort jet warning away a NATO F-16 that reportedly buzzed a plane carrying Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. Family of Pastor Imprisoned in North Korea 'Very Concerned'The family of Hyeon Soo Lim, a Canadian pastor serving a life sentence in North Korea, is concerned for his welfare after the death of Otto Warmbier.
ISIS Destroys Historic al-Nuri Mosque in Mosul, Iraqi Military SaysWhile Iraqi and U.S. officials blamed the terror group for the iconic mosque's destruction, ISIS blamed U.S. airstrikes.
Mattis: China, U.S. Share Common 'End State' on Nuclear North KoreaDefense Secretary James Mattis speaks on North Korea and Otto Warmbier following the U.S.-China Diplomatic Security Dialogue, where he said both parties had an "open and frank" discussion. DOD Accused of Wasting $28M on 'Inappropriate' UniformsThe questionable attire involves a uniform that incorporates a forest camouflage pattern — despite Afghanistan being primarily desert.
Jared Kushner Greeted Warmly by Israeli PMBenjamin Netanyahu welcomed President Trump's son-in-law effusively, praising the "indelible impression" left by Trump's "historic trip" to Israel. Mexico Urges Soccer Fans to Stop Homophobic ChantMexico's soccer federation has appealed to its fans to stop a long-used chant, which soccer's governing body FIFA says is homophobic.
Vladimir Putin: 87 Percent of Russians Back Leader on Global IssuesRussians also seem to be becoming less nostalgic about the Soviet era, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.
Four Face Trial in Suffocation Death of 71 RefugeesFour suspected traffickers are on trial over for murder over 71 refugees who were found suffocated to death in the back of a truck in Austria in 2015.
Pope Jokes With Pro Football Hall of FamersThe pope joked that the type of football he follows is "played very differently" as he hosted Jerry Jones, Ronnie Lott and others at the Vatican. Explosion at Train Station Is Europe's 3rd Attack in 3 DaysSecurity forces across Europe are on high alert after a small explosion in a Brussels train station Wednesday night. Otto Warmbier's Family Objects to an AutopsyWarmbier's family declined to have an autopsy performed on him, deciding that only an 'external examination' would be performed, the medical examiner said.
Prince Harry Reveals He Suffered Panic Attacks After Diana's Death"Every single time I was in any room with loads of people, which is quite often, I was just pouring with sweat, like heart beating," The Prince said.
No Mention of Trump Visit in U.K. Queen's SpeechWith Prince Philip hospitalized, Queen Elizabeth II had son Charles by her side as she presented the government's legislative program. Blast, Police Shooting Shuts Down Train Station in Brussels, BelgiumThe main train station in the Belgian capital of Brussels was evacuated Tuesday after security forces foiled a 'terror attack.'
Foiled Terror Attack Could Have Been Much More SeriousBelgian prosecutors say the attacker sought to explode a bomb, but it failed to fully detonate before he was shot dead by a military patrol. Spicer Can't Say if Trump Believes Russia Hacked 2016 ElectionFive months into Trump's presidency, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer says he hasn't talked to him about whether he thinks the 2016 election was hacked. More Recent Articles
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Democrats Seethe After Georgia Loss: ‘Our Brand Is Worse Than Trump’A demoralizing special-election defeat has left some Democrats questioning the leadership and political strategy of Nancy Pelosi, the House minority leader.
Karen Handel Wins Georgia Special Election, Fending Off Upstart DemocratIn a demoralizing result for Democrats, Ms. Handel defeated Jon Ossoff, a political newcomer who had drawn an outpouring of support from liberals around the country.
Political Calculus: Dueling Realities for Democrats: Big Gains but Large Obstacles in 2018This year’s generally positive special elections results for Democrats are still a reminder that it will be difficult to win in G.O.P. territory next year.
Abortion Adds Obstacle as Republicans Plan to Unveil Health BillThe Republican leadership in the Senate plans to unveil a bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act, but senators remain divided over issues from abortion to Medicaid.
Karen Handel, Uber, Sean Spicer: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
California Today: California Today: Hollywood’s ComebackWednesday: The return of Hollywood’s production mojo, the Uber C.E.O. calls it quits, and a Boy Scout’s incredible merit badge collection — all of them.
U.S. Pressed to Pursue Deal to Freeze North Korea Missile TestsVersions of the proposal, which would require the United States to reduce its military footprint on the Korean Peninsula, have been floated by Beijing and Seoul.
White House Tries to Get G.O.P. to Water Down Russia Sanctions BillThe Trump administration is quietly lobbying House Republicans to weaken the legislation passed overwhelmingly by the Senate.
Softball Brings Washington Together Again, for a NightThe annual game between the women of Congress and women who work in the news media was considerably more relaxed than the men’s congressional game last week.
<div>Saudi King Rewrites Succession, Replacing Heir With Son, 31</div>The removal of the crown prince is a stark upheaval in the leadership of the wealthy kingdom, a key ally of the United States and the Arab world’s largest economy.
Trump’s Preferred Candidate Wins Again, This Time in Saudi ArabiaThe president views Mohammed bin Salman, the newly named Saudi crown prince, as a key ally in his effort to cement a Sunni Muslim alliance in the Persian Gulf.
Saudi Prince’s Elevation Will Have Far-Reaching Consequences in EnergyPrince Mohammed bin Salman’s becoming heir to the throne makes him an even more influential voice in global oil circles. ISIS Destroys Al Nuri Mosque, Another Loss for MosulThe episode is a blow to the city’s cultural heritage and its plethora of ancient sites that have been damaged or destroyed during three years of Islamic State rule.
Milwaukee Officer Is Acquitted in Killing of Sylville SmithThe death last August touched off two days of protests and violence on Milwaukee’s north side. The jury decided the shooting had been justified.
How to Make an IglooOn the first day of summer in the Northern Hemisphere, watch Inuit in northern Canada teach the next generation the disappearing craft of building igloos. Kangiqsujuaq Journal: A Lost Art in the Arctic: Igloo MakingOne of Canada’s remaining igloo builders teaches the disappearing technique that was once common knowledge among the Inuit people.
Feature: Trained to Kill: How Four Boy Soldiers Survived Boko HaramThe four children, from a fishing village in Nigeria, were among thousands abducted by Boko Haram and trained as soldiers. They learned to survive, but only by forgetting who they were.
Inside Travis Kalanick’s Resignation as Uber’s C.E.O.At a Chicago hotel on Tuesday, two venture capitalists presented Mr. Kalanick with a list of demands, including his resignation by the end of the day.
State of the Art: Uber’s Lesson: Silicon Valley’s Start-Up Machine Needs FixingTravis Kalanick, who stepped down as Uber’s C.E.O., had many enablers who turned a blind eye to the company’s faults because it was growing quickly.
Tech Fix: What You Need to Know About the New UberThe company has been dogged by scandal for months. One response: changes to its all-important app.
Australia Grapples With Campus Assaults, and Reprisals Against VictimsWomen are speaking out about attacks, harassment and the tepid official response at Australian universities, and facing a backlash from a hypermasculine society.
When Helicopter Parents Hover Even at WorkThe father of the basketball star Lonzo Ball has taken an assertive role in his son’s career, reflecting a larger trend as millennials come of age.
An Olio of European Union Rules, Leading to Food FightsThe bloc’s regulations protecting consumers and preserving distinctive culinary cultures often create tension, sometimes even with the United States.
Critic's Notebook: When Fan Fiction and Reality CollideThe topsy-turvy power dynamics of internet culture are on display in “FANtasies,” a new fan-fiction-inspired web series.
Mexico to Investigate Spying Campaign Against Journalists and ActivistsThe announcement of a criminal investigation came after a Times article detailed a sweeping operation using advanced spyware to infiltrate a target’s smartphone.
Wall Street Journal Fires Reporter With Ties to Iranian-Born MagnateJay Solomon, a longtime correspondent, was fired after evidence surfaced that he had become entangled in the business dealings of an aviation titan.
Cosby Jury Named as Report Says It Favored ConvictionThe judge ordered the jury to not discuss their deliberations but one juror gave an account of what happened as they decided the case.
Arsonists May Be Behind Fatal Portugal Blaze, Firefighters’ Group SaysThe suspicion contradicts a police assessment that said the disaster was a result of lightning strikes and is likely to fuel calls for a wider investigation.
Congressman’s Shooting Likely a Spontaneous Act, F.B.I. SaysThe man who opened fire on members of Congress practicing for a charity baseball game lived an increasingly desperate life but had no ties to terrorism, the F.B.I. said.
‘A Dumb Decision’: U.S. Said to Waste $28 Million on Afghan Army CamouflageThe Pentagon paid for a proprietary pattern that was inappropriate for the environment based on a single Afghan official’s tastes, a government watchdog said.
George Clooney’s Tequila Company Sold for Up to $1 BillionCasamigos, which the actor founded with the entertainment impresario Rande Gerber, drew the attention of the spirits giant Diageo.
‘Cats’ Revival to Close at Year’s EndThe show will end after 609 performances, a far cry from the 18-year run of the original production.
A Yale Dean Lost Her Job After Calling People ‘White Trash’ in Yelp ReviewsDr. June Y. Chu, who was appointed the dean of Yale’s Pierson College in May 2016, was put on leave last month, and an official announced this week she was no longer employed.
Police Officer Stabbed at Michigan Airport in ‘Act of Terrorism’The F.B.I. said that a suspect arrested in the stabbing of a police officer at Bishop International Airport, Amor Ftouhi, was from Canada.
Israeli Woman Who Sued El Al for Sexism Wins Landmark RulingAn Israeli court ruled that moving female passengers at the behest of Orthodox men who object to sitting with them constituted illegal discrimination.
Some London Fire Survivors Will Be Housed in a Luxury ComplexIt was the government’s biggest financial commitment so far to house families displaced by the Grenfell Tower blaze.
Colorado Man Is Second to Die in Quest for Buried TreasureForrest Fenn said he buried a stash worth $2 million. The search for it has drawn tens of thousands of people to some of the more unsparing wilderness in the southwest.
Fact Check: Fact Check: Is Karen Handel Georgia’s First Female Representative?Ms. Handel is not the first woman in Georgia’s Congressional delegation, but she is the first Republican woman.
At the Dr. Seuss Museum: Oh, the Places They Don’t Go!The new museum dedicated to Theodor Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, in Springfield, Mass., left out some controversial political cartoons.
On Comedy: She Swipes Right on Tinder, and Everyone’s in on the JokeLane Moore’s shows involve real men on the dating app, but she works hard to avoid mocking them. The result is a clever show that’s deservedly a hit.
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