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Florida man on bail for manslaughter wins $100k in Las Vegas poker tournament A Florida man out on bail for a manslaughter charge went to Las Vegas and won more than $100,000 laying in a poker tournament, according to reports.    
State Dept.: Iran complying with nuclear deal but not 'spirit' of pact U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson notified Congress that though Iran is complying with the nuclear agreement, the country remains remains dangerous.   Impaired eyesight may be first sign of Zika damage in babies Infants exposed to the Zika virus in the womb should have their eyes examined for possible virus-related abnormalities, according to a new report.  
White House: conditions for North Korea talks 'far away' White House press secretary Sean Spicer said conditions for talks with North Korea are not present.   New York Yankees first baseman Greg Bird to undergo ankle surgery New York Yankees first baseman Greg Bird will need surgery to remove a bone in his ankle, putting his season in jeopardy.  
Milwaukee Brewers catcher Stephen Vogt leaves game after collision at plate Milwaukee catcher Stephen Vogt was hurt in a fifth-inning collision at home plate, and he left the Brewers' game against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday night.   2017 Big 12 Media Days notebook: Lincoln Riley accepts expectations for Oklahoma Sooners It has been about six weeks since Lincoln Riley was named coach for Oklahoma and the whirlwind of stepping into the driver's seat is there.   MLB: Philadelphia Phillies 2B Cesar Hernandez returns, OF Aaron Altherr goes on DL The Philadelphia Phillies activated Cesar Hernandez from the disabled list on Monday and placed outfielder Aaron Altherr on the 10-day DL.   Dallas Cowboys receiver Lucky Whitehead wants stolen dog back; thief demands money Dallas Cowboys wide receiver/kick returner Lucky Whitehead announced Monday that his beloved dog, Blitz, was stolen from his home and is being held for ransom.   New England Patriots receiver Julian Edelman dismisses 19-0 talk as 'stupid' New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman wants no part of the loose chatter circulating around a potential undefeated season for the Patriots.   Legend Paul Pierce signs one-day contract to retire with Boston Celtics Forward Paul Pierce signed a one-day contract with the Boston Celtics on Monday in a move that allows him to retire as a member of the franchise.   Detroit Lions invited former superstar Calvin Johnson to training camp Detroit Lions president Ron Wood has invited Calvin Johnson to join the team at training camp next month in Allen Park, Mich.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Australian Bride-to-Be Shot Dead by Minneapolis OfficerThe family of an Australian woman shot dead by police in Minneapolis after she called 911 is reeling and looking for answers.
 
U.S. Doctor Arrives in U.K. to Examine Terminally Ill BabyMichio Hirano, a professor of neurology at Columbia University in New York City, has arrived at London's Great Ormond Street Hospital to see Charlie Gard.
Three Years Later, Families Remember Those Lost on Flight MH17Relatives and friends of people killed three years ago when a surface-to-air missile blew a Malaysia Airlines passenger jet out of the sky over Ukraine gathered Monday to mark the anniversary at a new memorial.
This Aspiring Astronaut Has Taken Some Dramatic Steps To Make a Dream Come TrueKris Lehnhardt moved to a new city and applied for dual citizenship just to boost his chances of making it to space.
Whining Over Winnie: Chinese Censors Bothered by PoohUsers of China's popular messaging app WeChat and other social media this past weekend found that images and mentions of Winnie the Pooh had been scrubbed from their internet.
'Zero Hour' Protest Planned After Huge Anti-Maduro VoteThousands of Venezuelans around the globe are turning out for an unofficial vote on President Nicolás Maduro's plans to rewrite the constitution.
Jordanian Soldier Gets Life for Killing 3 U.S. TroopsAs he was led out of the courtroom, 1st Sgt. Marik al-Tuwayha said: "I have all the respect for the king, but I was doing my job."
'Time to Get to Work': Brexit Negotiators Start First RoundThe British and EU Brexit negotiators met on Monday, pledging to "get down to work" in a first full round of talks on Britain's divorce terms from the European Union.
South Korea Offers Talks With North on Family ReunionsSouth Korea offered Monday to talk with North Korea to ease animosities along their tense border and resume reunions of families separated by their war in the 1950s.
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Health Care Overhaul Collapses as Two Republican Senators DefectWith announced opposition from Senators Moran and Lee, the Republican push to rewrite President Obama’s signature domestic legacy issue falls short.
New Analysis: Old Truth Trips Up G.O.P. on Health Law: A Benefit Is Hard to RetractAs millions of Americans have become insured under what is known as Obamacare, the health law has become more popular, even with Republican governors. Trump Says He Has Signed More Bills Than Any President, Ever. He Hasn’t.The president's legislative record for his first six months in office is about average among recent presidents. But he has time to compile major achievements.
John McCain, Donald Trump, North Korea: Your Monday Evening BriefingTrump Tweets ‘That’s Politics!’ About Son’s Meeting With Russian LawyerIn the president’s newest tweet about his eldest son’s meeting, he described the gathering as routine and something almost anyone in politics would have wanted to attend.
The Master of ‘Kompromat’ Believed to Be Behind Trump Jr.’s MeetingThe Russian prosecutor general, Yuri Y. Chaika, a master at smearing rivals with compromising material, is widely considered to have provided the dirt on Hillary Clinton.
South Korea Proposes Military Talks With North at Their BorderSuch talks would be the first in years, and the North’s reaction will be the first test of the new South Korean president’s pro-dialogue policy.
As Paperwork Goes Missing, Private Student Loan Debts May Be Wiped AwayIn an echo of the subprime mortgage crisis, one of the largest owners of troubled student loans cannot collect because documents are missing.
Trump Recertifies Iran Nuclear Deal, but Only ReluctantlyAfter hours of debate, the president agreed to continue with an international agreement limiting Iran’s nuclear program that he had pledged to overhaul.
California Extends Climate Bill, Handing Gov. Jerry Brown a VictoryThe state legislature approved a measure extending the state’s pioneering cap-and-trade program until 2030. Governor Brown lobbied intensively for the bill.
U.S. to Release Up to 15,000 New Visas for Seasonal WorkersTo secure the visas, known as H-2B visas, businesses must prove that they will suffer a severe financial loss without the aid of foreign workers.
Ex-Officer Is Indicted on Murder Charge in Killing of Black TeenagerThe former officer, Roy D. Oliver II, was indicted in the fatal shooting of Jordan Edwards, 15, who was driving away from a house party in the Dallas suburbs.
Struggles at Procter & Gamble Draw Scrutiny of Nelson PeltzMr. Peltz’s Trian Fund Management is seeking a board seat at the consumer products giant, signaling a ratcheting-up in the size of the corporate targets of activist investors.
Afghanistan More Deadly for Women and Children, U.N. SaysCivilian deaths are mounting, a U.N. report finds, with 1,662 killed in the first half of 2017, surpassing a record set last year.
Paraglide Over Peru in 360Take a ride in 360 degrees with the paraglider Ricardo Mares, who is a regular over Lima’s cliffs. Mafia in Italy Siphons Huge Sums From Migrant CentersA swelling migrant population has made running reception centers a source of potential local corruption and mafia penetration, investigators say.
A Defender of the Constitution, With No Legal Right to Live HereLeading a new wave of defiant activism, Lizbeth Mateo is one of few undocumented immigrants working as a lawyer in immigration courts.
An Appraisal: In George Romero’s Zombie Films, the Living Were a Horror Show, TooOur critics discuss the influence of the director’s body of work, including “Night of the Living Dead” and its depiction of white law enforcement.
5 George Romero Films to RememberA look at some of this maverick director’s most notable movies, like “Night of the Living Dead” and “Monkey Shines.”
The Cost of a Hot Economy in California: A Severe Housing CrisisAn explosion in costs has emerged as a central problem for the state, and state and local governments are pondering a series of measures to correct course.
After Grisly Killings in Pennsylvania, a Quick Deal to Spare ExecutionProsecutors sometimes reach plea deals with people accused of capital offenses, but an agreement in Bucks County was notable for its speed.
Zombies, Hijabs and Sandwiches: Apple Unveils Its New EmojisHave you felt left out of the emoji world? That might change as Apple prepares to roll out new symbols. There’s even one for vomit.
U.S. Calls for ‘Much Better Deal’ in Nafta Overhaul PlanThe Trump administration sent a list of objectives to Congress that emphasizes the reduction of the United States’ trade deficit with Canada and Mexico.
Where’s Rey? Despite Uproar, Hasbro Makes Her Monopoly Game Piece Hard to FindAn 8-year-old fan of the “Star Wars” heroine Rey writes to the Monopoly manufacturer Hasbro and gets some results.
27 Contact Lenses Are Found in Woman’s Eye, Doctors ReportA medical team in Britain decided to publicize the case to raise awareness about safe contact lens use.
Jay-Z’s ‘4:44’ Gets a Wide Release, and an Easy Trip to No. 1One week after the rapper’s album debuted on Tidal, it became available for streaming and download on other services, and rocketed to top the chart.
Anti-Violence Activist Is Fatally Shot in ChicagoThe police do not know who shot Willie Cooper, 58, over the weekend. He was walking near the nonprofit organization where he worked to help the city’s young people.
Kermit the Frog Performer and Disney Spar Over an Ugly ‘Muppet’ FiringIn his first interview since being ousted as Kermit, Steve Whitmire said he had been given little warning. Disney painted a different picture.
Critic's Notebook: When Women Won’t Accept Theatrical ManspreadingGender inequality remains a problem, but it’s heartening to see playwrights and performers argue for more opportunities.
On the Runway: From the L.P.G.A. to Congress, Dress Code as a Cause CélèbrePaul D. Ryan has promised less-restrictive guidelines for the speaker’s lobby, the golf association is adding restrictions, and social media is up in arms over “appropriate dress.”
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