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Scalise back in intensive care, condition listed as 'serious' House majority whip, Rep. Steve Scalise, is back in intensive care after suffering bullet wounds during a shooting last month.    
U.S. citizen wrongly detained by I.C.E. sues jail A United States citizen incorrectly identified by immigration officials as an undocumented immigrant and has filed a lawsuit against the jail that detained him.   South Korea navy deploys anti-submarine helicopters
Barcelona re-signs 'the best player in history' Lionel Messi FC Barcelona star Lionel Messi will stay with the club until June 30, 2021 after agreeing to a three-year contract extension.   NASCAR Weekend preview, schedule: Martin Truex Jr. tries to dig into points gap After reeling off five consecutive top-six finishes, Martin Truex Jr. has produced showings of 37th and 34th in his last two races.  
NHL: Toronto Maple Leafs re-sign forward Zach Hyman to four-year deal The Toronto Maple Leafs re-signed forward Zach Hyman to a four-year, $9 million extension on Wednesday.   Hobby Lobby agrees to pay $3M, return religious items to Iraq Hobby Lobby will pay $3 million and return several historic artifacts to Iraq that were improperly brought into the country, officials said Wednesday.   Severe head injury may raise dementia risk years later A severe head injury, especially during middle age, could dramatically boost the risk for developing dementia later in life, new research from Finland suggests.   Soft contact lenses safe for kids and teens, review finds Soft contact lenses are as safe for children and teens as they are for adults, a new review finds.   White House says privacy lawsuit hurts voter fraud investigation The Trump administration challenged a lawsuit that aims to prevent a White House panel investigating voter fraud from obtaining individual voter information.   Ian Happ fuels Chicago Cubs' late surge past Tampa Bay Rays Ian Happ has shown competence and confidence in 47 big-league games to date, but perhaps one of the secrets to his success is simply taking a deep breath.   Russell Martin's RBI walk helps Toronto Blue Jays edge New York Yankees Dellin Betances was unable to throw a strike, and with the bases loaded in a tie game, Russell Martin was more than willing to wait it out.   NHL: Montreal Canadiens sign forward Alex Galchenyuk to three-year deal Restricted free agent forward Alex Galchenyuk will remain with the Montreal Canadiens after signing a three-year deal, the team announced on Wednesday.   LaVar Ball, Los Angeles Lakers guard Lonzo Ball land Facebook reality show LaVar Ball and his family will be featured in a new Facebook reality series focused on his basketball-playing brood, including No. 2 overall pick Lonzo Ball.   Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona remains hospitalized for heart tests Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona remains hospitalized at Cleveland Clinic for tests, missing a second straight game Wednesday.   'Shocked' NYC judge orders ex-pharma exec Shkreli to 'stop talking' The first gag order given to former pharmaceutical executive Martin Shkreli at his New York City fraud trial apparently wasn't enough.   Airbus sells 140 jets to China for $22.8B Airbus signed a contract with China on Wednesday to sell 140 jets for $22.8 billion.   Dion Waiters close to re-signing with Miami Heat Free agent guard Dion Waiters is finalizing a deal to stay with the Miami Heat, according to league sources.   Simone Biles learns how to be a Harlem Globetrotter Four-time Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles recently worked out with Hammer Harrison to learn how to be a Harlem Globetrotter.   Rebuild begins: Chicago Bulls sign 2017 first-round pick Lauri Markkanen The Chicago Bulls signed first-round draft pick Lauri Markkanen, the team announced Wednesday.   Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott accused of using machine for autographs A company that evaluates and places values on trading cards accused Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott of using a machine to sign his autographs.   Dallas Cowboys offseason troubles continue, LB Damien Wilson arrested on assault charges Dallas Cowboys' Damien Wilson was arrested during a Fourth of July celebration on Tuesday and charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.   MLB: Minnesota Twins place pitcher Hector Santiago (back) on DL The Minnesota Twins placed left-hander Hector Santiago on the 10-day disabled list with upper thoracic back pain and discomfort, the team announced Wednesday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
South Korea's navy has deployed four more AW-159 anti-submarine helicopters.
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'Lesson' of Iraq War Lies Behind North Korea's Drive for NukesExperts say that for all its apocalyptic bluster bombast, North Korea is operating with what it believes are a specific set of rational goals.
 
'Lesson' of Iraq War Lies Behind North Korea's Drive for NukesExperts say that for all its apocalyptic bluster bombast, North Korea is operating with what it believes are a specific set of rational goals.
U.S. Ready to Talk Syrian No-Fly Zones With Russia, Tillerson SaysThe secretary of state said Wednesday that U.S.-Russian tension over Syria would be a topic of talks between Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin at the G20.
Ruling Expected Any Day Now on Limits to Travel BanA federal judge is expected to rule soon on an emergency motion to broaden the scope of exceptions to President Trump's executive order on travel.
Murdered Deputy's Daughter Fights Killer's ExecutionMorva was sentenced to death for the murders of a security guard and a deputy. His lawyers say he's delusional.
Witness the Push to Finish the ISIS Caliphate in SyriaThe ISIS capital of Raqqa is falling. John Ray, of NBC News' partner ITV News, has visited the front line, meeting Kurdish fighters and ISIS widows along the way. 'Regrettable': Hobby Lobby Fined $3M, Forfeits Smuggled Iraqi ArtifactsTrump Arrives in Poland Ahead of G20 SummitTrump began his second overseas trip on friendly turf before a likely tougher reception at the G20 in Germany.
Tears Gas, Molotov Cocktails Rain Down in Caracas ProtestAn angry protest against President Nicolas Maduro turned violent when National Guard officers clashed with demonstrators. Towel Tug-of-War Sparks Wimbledon ControversyU.S. tennis star Jack Sock is using Twitter to find the teen who lost out to an older fan in the battle for a Wimbledon memento. Lunar Robots Test Their Mettle on Active VolcanoMount Etna in Sicily is a test bed for lunar robots ahead of a future mission to the moon.
Volvo First Automaker to Offer Electric or Hybrid OnlyIn a major move for the auto industry, Volvo is going all electric by 2019, with all future models running on batteries or via plug-in power.
Action Hero: French President Macron Dangles From HelicopterFrench President Emmanuel Macron was lowered from a helicopter to the deck of a nuclear submarine at sea.
East Timor Holds First LGBTQ Pride ParadeThe parade in the capital, Dili, on June 29 attracted several hundred people and was supported by local and international organizations.
Man Wins Lawsuit in China Over Forced Gay Conversion TherapyChina removed homosexuality from its list of recognized mental illnesses, but stories are rife of families admitting their relatives for conversion therapy.
Newly Discovered Photo Suggests Amelia Earhart SurvivedThe photo, found in the National Archives, shows a woman who resembles famed aviator Amelia Earhart and a man who appears to be her navigator, Fred Noonan.
Venezuelan Pilot in Helicopter Attack Vows to Keep FightingVenezuelan police officer Oscar Perez, who staged a helicopter attack on government buildings, vows to continue fighting for the "liberation" of his country.
Emirates, Turkish Airlines off U.S. Laptop Ban ListEmirates and Turkish Airways said Wednesday they have been exempted from a U.S. ban on laptops in airplane cabins, joining Etihad in satisfying American security concerns.
'They're Family': U.S. Troops Reassure Allies Ahead of Trump VisitAmerican troops trained with British, Romanian and Polish NATO allies ahead of President Donald Trump's Polish visit and G-20 summit this week.
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
U.S. and South Korea Hold Joint Missile Drills in Show of Force Against NorthThe day after North Korea test-fired an ICBM, U.S. and S. Korean military conducted a missile drill to show battle readiness. State Department Gears Moving Slowly, Frustrating New SecretaryThe main diplomatic arm of the U.S. government seems gripped by paralysis. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is clearly frustrated.
North Korea Releases Video of ICBM TestState media hailed the test-firing of an ICBM as "the final step" in the country becoming a nuclear power. More Recent Articles
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News Analysis: In North Korea, ‘Surgical Strike’ Could Spin Into ‘Worst Kind of Fighting’Even limited scenarios of an attack on North Korea point to staggering civilian casualties in the South and the prospect of nuclear warfare.
News Analysis: China’s Strongman Has a Weak Point: North KoreaXi Jinping is known for acting boldly, but for all the grief Pyongyang and its nuclear tests have been causing him, his options are limited.
U.S. Vows Tougher Action on North Korea After Missile TestThe United States and South Korea test-fired missiles, while the American ambassador to the United Nations threatened tougher sanctions against the North.
North Korea, CNN, Volvo: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: Bringing Tax Anger to Governor’s RaceWednesday: Checking in with Assemblyman Travis Allen, political resentment in northernmost California, and a Hermosa Beach race that celebrates vomit.
Trump Aides’ Biggest Worry About Europe Trip: Meeting With PutinThe highly anticipated conversation poses risks for the president, who faces a web of investigations into his campaign’s possible links to Russia.
Trump May Find Some Allies on Climate Change at G-20 MeetingRussia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Indonesia could side with the United States against the Paris climate accord at the Group of 20 meeting this week.
Diplomatic Memo: A Cold War Summit Offers Lessons for Trump Before Putin MeetingA meeting of President John F. Kennedy and Nikita S. Khrushchev in 1961 points to the hazards of walking into such a session without clear strategic goals.
Oil Exports, Illegal for Decades, Now Fuel a Texas Port BoomCrude from West Texas shale fields is increasingly making its way abroad as a pipeline system is expanded to take it to market through Corpus Christi.
Volvo, Betting on Electric, Moves to Phase Out Conventional EnginesIt became the first mainstream automaker to sound the death knell of the traditional engine, saying all the models it introduces from 2019 will be either hybrids or powered solely by batteries.
Steve Scalise Is Moved Back to I.C.U. Three Weeks After ShootingA Washington hospital returned the No. 3 Republican in the House of Representatives to the intensive care unit over concerns about infection.
52 Places to Go: Busan Fish MarketDiscover Busan's fish auction and Jagalchi market, among the largest in South Korea and East Asia. Police Officer Is ‘Murdered for Her Uniform’ in the BronxMiosotis Familia, a 12-year veteran of the force, was shot in the head while sitting in a vehicle. The gunman was killed, the police said.
Ex-Prisoner Finally Found Stability Before Killing Police OfficerAlexander Bonds, after years of crime and mental problems, had a job, an apartment and a girlfriend, before he snapped and shot Miosotis Familia in the Bronx.
Slain Police Officer, Mother of 3, Was Her Family’s ‘Warrior’The family of Officer Miosotis Familia, who was shot and killed in the Bronx on Wednesday, says she was outspoken and encouraged family members to face their problems head on.
Hobby Lobby Agrees to Forfeit 5,500 Artifacts Smuggled Out of IraqUnder a deal with federal prosecutors, the seller of art supplies agreed to return the items, pay the government $3 million and improve the way it collects antiquities.
The Network Against the Leader of the Free WorldPresident Trump, in a series of denunciations of CNN and a video depicting him wrestling it, is “trying to bully us,” said its president, Jeffrey Zucker.
The Shift: How a CNN Investigation Set Off an Internet Meme WarInternet meme creators are declaring war on CNN, after one of their own was investigated by the network.
White House Backs Conservative Health Plan, but G.O.P. Leaders Are LeeryThe White House is getting behind a proposal to allow insurers to sell stripped-down health plans if they also offer plans that comply with coverage mandates.
Mob Attacks Maduro Opponents as It Storms Venezuela’s National AssemblyGovernment troops did not react as lawmakers and journalists were bloodied in the attack, which coincided with the country’s Independence Day.
How Uber’s Tax Calculation May Have Cost Drivers Hundreds of MillionsDrivers’ trip receipts contain signs that the ride-hailing service deducted hundreds of millions of dollars from drivers’ earnings in New York to pay state taxes.
Fed Officials Are Divided Over When to Reduce Its Debt HoldingsMinutes of the policy makers’ June meeting showed a conflict over a September or December start on pruning the bank’s portfolio, and the effect on rates.
Russia Deploys a Potent Weapon in Syria: The Profit MotiveThe Kremlin is rewarding private security contractors with oil and mineral rights in territory they secure from the Islamic State.
Album Review: Broken Social Scene Pits Creativity Against Collapse on ‘Hug of Thunder’This reunited Canadian supergroup has released its first album since 2010, and despite the music’s flourishes, it holds a growing disquiet.
In British Baby’s Case, Catholic Views Aren’t So Clear-CutThe Catholic Church’s views on end-of-life care are nuanced, but opposed to the idea that courts have the final say.
Inmate Escapes From a 2nd Maximum-Security PrisonJimmy Causey, 46, went missing on Wednesday in South Carolina. While serving a life term for kidnapping, he escaped another state prison in 2005.
Critic's Notebook: In a Summer Theater Weekend, Odd Couples and Immigrants on the MakeTwo outstanding performances in a “Children of a Lesser God” revival are a Berkshires highlight.
Louisiana Congressman Retracts Video Filmed at AuschwitzRepresentative Clay Higgins apologized after the museum’s Twitter account chastised him, saying that the site was “not a stage.”
Try, Then Buy? Amazon’s Move Is Part of a Shopping TrendFine jewelry, swimsuits and cocktail dresses are among the many items you can live with free for a while till it’s time to pay up or wrap up.
Rome Journal: Putting ‘Don Giovanni’ on a Truck, and Returning Opera to Its RootsPutting into practice the notion that culture is a right, OperaCamion is bringing operas, like Mozart’s “Don Giovanni,” to Rome’s grittier neighborhoods.
Artists Protest Lincoln Center Play Backed by IsraelMore than 60 artists, including the Pulitzer winner Annie Baker and the actress Greta Gerwig, asked that the play “To the End of the Land” be canceled.
Nonfiction: America’s Top Prosecutors Used to Go After Top Executives. What Changed?Jesse Eisinger’s “The Chickenshit Club” outlines the cultural and political shifts that explain why virtually no one was prosecuted for the 2008 financial crisis.
Review: ‘Carmen,’ Boldly Rewritten as Therapy for a Modern ManBizet’s classic opera has been staged by Dmitri Tcherniakov at the Aix Festival in France as an intervention for a numb patient’s psyche.
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