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Women who gain weight between babies at higher risk for diabetes Women who gain weight after having a baby may be more likely to develop diabetes during their next pregnancy, a new study suggests.     
Los Angeles Chargers QB Philip Rivers joins L.A. long-distance commuters It didn't take Philip Rivers long to get into the Los Angeles swing of things. Like millions of others, he will commute to work, with a roughly two-hour drive each way.   Zika probably not spread through saliva: study A new study with monkeys suggests that Zika doesn't appear to be transmitted through saliva.  
Golden State Warriors re-sign center JaVale McGee The NBA champion Golden State Warriors re-signed free agent center JaVale McGee on Tuesday.   Drug for kidney disease tied to infection risk A drug used for some cases of kidney disease can raise the risk of serious infections, researchers say.  
Newton's law of recovery unnerves Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton did not throw for a couple of days, fueling speculation about his comeback from offseason shoulder injury.   Carolina Panthers RB Jonathan Stewart concedes to Christian McCaffrey's versatility Among the admirers of rookie running back Christian McCaffrey is the player who might have his role altered by the arrival of the first-round draft pick.   University of Idaho professor killed by lightning strike while climbing Swiss Alps A professor at the University of Idaho died Sunday when she was struck by lightning while climbing the Matterhorn in the Swiss Alps.   Mike Glennon praises depth of Chicago Bears wide receiver group Chicago Bears starting quarterback Mike Glennon came from Tampa, where tall and talented wide receiver Mike Evans was the clear No. 1 receiver threat.   Chicago Bears test QB Mitchell Trubisky one fumbled snap at a time Quarterback development was a foreign concept in Chicago since the Bears picked Rex Grossman in the first round of the 2003 draft.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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China Takes Tough Line Amid Territorial Spats With NeighborsChina loves peace but will never compromise on defending its sovereignty, President Xi Jinping said on Tuesday.
 
Opposition Leaders Seized After Key Venezuela VoteVenezuelan opposition leaders Leopoldo Lopez and Antonio Ledezma have been taken from their homes, family members said on Tuesday.
Armed Moscow Court Break Try Leaves 3 Alleged Gangsters DeadThree alleged members of a gang dubbed by media as ""the Grand Theft Auto gang" were killed after at least one of them overpowered a guard at a Moscow court.
Putin's 'Unprecedented' Ultimatum Piles Pressure on U.S. Embassy in MoscowU.S. diplomats in Russia will be forced to buckle down and focus on essential tasks, according to ex-diplomats and experts.
Jordan Repeals Law Encouraging Rapists to Marry Their VictimsJordan repealed a law on Tuesday that allowed rapists to escape prison sentences if they married their victims.
Philippines Has Highest HIV Growth Rate in Asia-PacificMore than 80 percent of new HIV cases occurred among males who have sex with males and transgender women who have sex with males.
Trump Considers War With North Korea, Sen. Graham SaysSen. Lindsey Graham said that Trump won't allow the regime of Kim Jong Un to have an ICBM with a nuclear weapon capability to 'hit America.'
N.C. Woman Held in Honduras Jail Over 'Can Safe'Honduran authorities charged Amanda LaRoque with transporting cocaine inside a popular item used to conceal valuables. Her mother said it was all a big mistake.
Watchdog Asks Pentagon to Declassify Report on Afghan Military Sex AbuseSIGAR has asked the Pentagon to declassify a report that discusses alleged sex abuse of children by members of the Afghan security forces so it can be released.
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Justice Dept. to Take On Affirmative Action in College AdmissionsThe Trump administration is preparing to redirect resources of the civil rights division toward investigating and suing universities deemed to have discriminated against whites, a document says.
Republicans in Congress Bypass Trump to Shore Up Health LawThe moves were a remarkable response to the president’s repeated threats to send health insurance markets into a tailspin.
Scaramucci, White House, Venezuela: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
California Today: California Today: What Would a Very L.A. Olympics Look Like?Tuesday: Welcoming the Summer Games to Los Angeles, new obstacles for the bullet train, and the dangers of navigating the California coast.
Congressional Memo: ‘Time to Move On’: Senate G.O.P. Flouts Trump After Health Care DefeatAfter last week’s legislative failure, Senate Republicans are newly emboldened when it comes to their independence from President Trump.
Trump Administration Is Said to Open Broad Inquiry Into China’s Trade PracticesThe investigation, focused on alleged intellectual property violations, marks a shift in policy toward Beijing after President Trump had emphasized greater cooperation.
Senate Confirms Christopher Wray as New F.B.I. DirectorThe former federal prosecutor has pledged to protect the F.B.I. from political pressure after the firing of the former director, James B. Comey.
Sessions Steers Clear of Trump’s ‘Joke’ About Police Use of ForceThe attorney general has been silent about the president’s remarks urging the police not to be “too nice,” even as other officials have denounced them.
Decades of Questions Get Chilling Answer: He Was John Wayne Gacy’s VictimAbout 40 years after Jimmy Haakenson disappeared, his family now knows he was the victim of a serial killer, John Wayne Gacy, opening up a new set of haunting questions.
Feature: She Was Convicted of Killing Her Mother. Prosecutors Withheld the Evidence That Would Have Freed Her.By the time Noura Jackson’s conviction was overturned, she had spent nine years in prison. This type of prosecutorial error is almost never punished.
Heads Up: Where Sand Dunes and Camels in Japan Evoke the SaharaLeaving behind immense crowds in Tokyo, the writer and her family make a getaway to Tottori and its unlikely landscape on the west coast of Japan.
Where All the School’s a Stage, and the List of Success Stories Is LongIn high schools of the performing and visual arts, race, sexual identity and ZIP code are beside the point. But not academics.
How They Got There: Star Pupils Offer Advice on Making It in the ArtsAlex Lacamoire, Cote de Pablo and Tarell Alvin McCraney on auditioning, passion and the value of college.
Dance! Sing! Act! Graduate!The New World School of the Arts, a small, rigorous magnet high school in Miami, draws a diverse group of talented actors, musicians, dancers and visual artists. Sit in on a few classes in 360 degrees. Jailings Raise Fears of Dictatorship in VenezuelaGovernment agents hauled two prominent opposition politicians back to jail from house arrest on Tuesday, raising fears that the crackdown could extend from Venezuela’s legislature to its attorney general’s office.
Debt-Ridden Chinese Giant Now a Shadow of Its Former SizeDalian Wanda, once one of China’s biggest real estate developers, is trying to reinvent itself as a slimmed-down operator of shopping malls.
A Freezing Swim to Call Attention to Warming WatersLewis Pugh, a British endurance swimmer, swam 22 minutes in the freezing Arctic Ocean to call attention to climate change’s effect on the world’s oceans.
Border Agents Test Facial Scans to Track Those Overstaying VisasFederal border agents are testing a biometric scanning system to better track undocumented immigrants, focusing on those who have overstayed visas.
Third School Report Finds Sexual Misconduct by Choate TeacherA day after Phillips Academy cited abuse, Kent Denver, a Colorado prep school, says that Frederic Lyman also acted inappropriately toward students there.
Afghan Mosque Suicide Bombing Kills at Least 20At least 20 people were killed when suicide bombers targeted worshipers in a mosque in Herat. The Taliban denied responsibility.
Former Fox News Executive Said to Be Considered for White House JobBill Shine, a former co-president of the network and an ally of Sean Hannity, was said to have discussed a position on President Trump’s communications team.
In Philippines, Doubts About Police Raid That Killed a MayorCritics of the government have suggested that a police operation that left 15 people dead was a summary execution disguised as legitimate law enforcement.
Blistering Heat Wave Threatens Seattle, Where Only a Third Have Air-ConditioningHeat will engulf the Pacific Northwest this week, sending temperatures as high as 104 in Seattle and 107 in Portland, Ore.
Tunisia Takes a Big Step to Protect Women From AbuseA new law outlaws violence against women, forbids sexual harassment in public and calls for the police and judges to be trained to handle abuse cases.
J.K. Rowling Apologizes for Anti-Trump Tweets (but Not to Trump)The “Harry Potter” author had assumed — incorrectly — that the president had snubbed a three-year-old boy with spina bifida.
Field Is ‘Perfect Place to Die,’ Rookie Says in Front of Roger GoodellThe declaration from Jamal Adams drew cheers at a fan forum and created an awkward moment, with the N.F.L. pushing for player safety.
The First Time: Ari Graynor: The First Time I Road-Tripped With My DadThe actress recounts trying to build an adult relationship with her father on a cross-country journey in a rental truck.
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