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KCNA: Kim Jong Un briefed on Guam missile tests Kim Jong Un has received confirmation from his military North Korea maintains preparedness to fire a missile.     
Los Angeles Rams have high expectations for new WR Sammy Watkins For years, the Los Angeles Rams have searched for a legitimate No. 1 wide receiver threat.   Roger Federer pulls out of 2017 Western & Southern Open tournament in Cincinnati Roger Federer has withdrawn from the Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati due to a back injury.  
Protesters tear down Confederate monument in Durham, N.C. Protesters in Durham, N.C., pulled down a Confederate monument outside of the Durham County Courthouse on Monday night, videos of the incident show.   Tiger Woods: Toxicology report finds five drugs in Woods' system Tiger Woods had Vicodin, Dilaudid, Xanax, Ambien and THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) in his system when he was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence in May.  
Federal jury sides with Taylor Swift in groping case A federal jury in Denver sided with pop star Taylor Swift in her civil lawsuit against a former DJ who groped her during a photo-op in 2013.   Tropical Storm Gert expected to become hurricane overnight The NHC said it expects Tropical Storm Gert to strengthen into a hurricane Monday night, thought it should stay off the United States' eastern coast.   Modern environment, longer life contribute to rising arthritis rates Rates of knee osteoarthritis have doubled in the United States since the 1940s, but it's not just because Americans are living longer and weigh more, a study suggests.   Man who tried to prevent Jo Cox murder dies a year later Bernard Kenny, the man who tried to prevent the deadly attack on British MP Jo Cox in July 2016, died Monday, his son announced.   Miami Hurricanes 2017 season preview, schedule, players to watch Miami came out of the spring with no established No. 1 quarterback. After two weeks of fall camp, only one thing has changed.   WWE Hall of Fame wrestler Ric Flair in medically induced coma, undergoes surgery Pro wrestling legend Ric Flair was in a medically induced coma prior to undergoing surgery Monday, according to news reports.   Louisville Cardinals 2017 season preview, schedule, players to watch Louisville went 9-4 last season with a win over Florida State, and quarterback Lamar Jackson won the Heisman Trophy. And yet it didn't quite seem like enough.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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17 Killed in Burkina Faso Attack, Authorities SayIt wasn't immediately clear who carried out the attack. Like West African countries, Burkina Faso, has been targeted by jihadist groups.
 
Seoul Claims Veto Power Over Military Action"The government, putting everything on the line, will block war by all means," South Korean President Moon Jae-in said.
Hero Who Stopped Cyberattack Pleads Not Guilty to Computer FraudMarcus Hutchins, the researcher credited with stopping the WannaCry attack in May, could face 40 years in prison if he's convicted of unrelated federal charges.
Defense Secretary Backs General Trump Wanted to FireAsked whether Gen. John Nicholson should stay on the job, Defense Secretary James Mattis said, 'Of course.'
Girl Killed, Several Injured as Car Plows Into French Pizzeria: Police
Nigerian LGBTQ Activist Granted Asylum in UK After 13 YearsThe 50-year-old woman's case was refused several times after a judge ruled she was pretending to be a lesbian.
Another Close Call for U.S. Jet and Iranian Drone in Persian GulfAn Iranian drone came within 1,000 feet of a Navy jet Sunday over the Persian Gulf, the 14th incident involving U.S. and Iranian maritime forces in 2017.
Is a Chinese Automaker Buying Detroit's Fiat Chrysler?There could be strong opposition to a Chinese acquisition of a U.S. company that famously received a multi-billion-dollar federal bailout.
Drug Lord El Chapo Has a Money ProblemJoaquin "El Chapo" Guzman will meet with a family member Thursday to discuss how to pay for a high-profile attorney.
Pence Blames Media in Defense of Trump's Charlottesville RemarksThe vice president says in Colombia that the news media are more caught up in criticizing the president than the deadly violence in Virginia.
Love Is in the Air on India's First LGBTQ Radio Show"Gaydio" is the first radio show dedicated to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues in India, where homosexuality is a taboo.
'Upskirting' Is Not Illegal in Britain. One Victim Wants to Change ThatGina Martin was at a music festival in London when she says two men took an upskirt photo of her without her knowledge — but the law protecting victims is weak.
Hundreds Killed in Sierra Leone MudslideHundreds of people are believed to have been killed when a mudslide struck the outskirts of Sierra Leone's capital on Monday.
Dow Jones Surges by 140 Points as North Korea Tensions SettleThe Dow Jones soared by 140 points after the opening bell due to de-escalating tensions with North Korea.
Canadian Pastor Released from North Korea Describes Solitary ConfinementHyeon Soo Lim made his first public appearance Sunday. "The mud was so hard that it took two days to dig one hole, 16 hours," he said.
Australian Report Into Child Sex Abuse Wants to Break Confessional SealCurrent laws in most Australian states uphold the confidentiality of the religious confession.
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Transcript and Video: President Trump Speaks About CharlottesvilleMr. Trump once again addressed the violence that occurred in Charlottesville, Va., over the weekend after white nationalists clashed with counterprotesters.
Sessions Emerges as Forceful Figure in Condemning Charlottesville ViolenceAttorney General Jeff Sessions earned cautious praise from critics for his early steps in denouncing white nationalism and opening a civil rights investigation.
Far Right Plans Its Next Moves With a New EnergySome white supremacists and right-wing extremists were making arrangements to appear at future marches, and others were planning to run for office.
Police Brace for More White Nationalist Rallies, but Have Few OptionsProtesters with guns make for a volatile situation. But the police can do little more than keep enemies apart and take careful note of their mood.
Amateur Sleuths Aim to Identify Charlottesville Marchers, but Sometimes MisfireAn Arkansas professor 1,100 miles away from the white nationalist gathering in Virginia woke up to find himself wrongly exposed as a racist. Then the online abuse began.
How the Violence Unfolded in Charlottesville, VirginiaWhite nationalists and counterprotesters blamed each other and the police for the violence that erupted in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday. Amateur video verified by The New York Times paints a picture of how the events led to one death and multiple injuries. Protesters Tear Down Confederate Statue in DurhamDays after clashes in Charlottesville, Va., protesters toppled a statue of a Confederate soldier that had stood in front of the old Durham County Courthouse in North Carolina for nearly a century. Protesters in Durham Topple a Confederate MonumentOfficials around the country have removed or considered removing Confederate relics. But in North Carolina on Monday, activists took matters into their own hands. Who Were the Counterprotesters in Charlottesville?The counterprotesters were united against white supremacy, but they advocated a wide array of beliefs, tactics and goals.
Right and Left on the Violence in CharlottesvilleRead about how the other side thinks: Writers from across the political spectrum reacted to the outpouring of racial tension over the weekend in Charlottesville, Va.
A Guide to the Violence in CharlottesvilleAre you just catching up on the weekend’s events in Charlottesville, Va., or overwhelmed by the volume of news? Here is an overview.
Charlottesville, China, Kenneth Frazier: Your Monday Evening BriefingBannon in Limbo as Trump Faces Growing Calls for the Strategist’s OusterThe president’s delay in denouncing neo-Nazis in Charlottesville has put new pressure on Stephen K. Bannon, who ran the Breitbart website. Are Steve Bannon’s Days Numbered?Steve Bannon, President Trump’s chief strategist, has been criticized as being emblematic of the far-right nationalism that turned violent in Virginia last weekend. Can he salvage his role in the White House? Following ‘Fire and Fury,’ Trump Looks to Ease Tensions in AsiaPresident Trump used unusually restrained language in opening a trade offensive against China as his military advisers tamped down talk of war with North Korea.
U.S. General and South Korean Leader Push for Diplomacy on North KoreaGen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr. said the priority on North Korea was to support diplomatic and economic measures. China said it would enforce new sanctions.
How a Conservative TV Giant Is Ridding Itself of RegulationThe Sinclair Broadcast Group and the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission see eye to eye on the need to unleash television. Both are reaping big rewards.
Thousands Give Trump Bronx Cheers as He Returns to Manhattan HomeAfter a white nationalist protest in Virginia erupted into violence over the weekend, concerns have escalated over what Mr. Trump’s arrival in New York might provoke.
Fleeing Hardship, Then Pushed Into Sea, They Landed in a Country at WarMigrants from Somalia and Ethiopia, forced overboard from two boats last week, came ashore in war-torn Yemen. They were hoping to find work in the countries of the Persian Gulf.
Bombing Plot in Oklahoma City Is Thwarted With Arrest, F.B.I. SaysA man who thought he had built a bomb like the one used by Timothy McVeigh in 1995 was monitored and then detained when he tried to set it off, officials said.
Taylor Swift Was Groped by Radio Host, Jury FindsOn its first day of deliberations, a jury found that a radio host had groped Taylor Swift during a meet-and-greet photo session before a 2013 concert.
Bulletin Board: Why We Would Profile a Man Who Would Do Such a ThingSome readers have questioned our decision to profile James Alex Fields Jr., the man accused of plowing his car into a crowd in Charlottesville, Va.
Gunmen Kill 18 at Restaurant in Burkina FasoThe attack at Aziz Istanbul, an eatery that is popular with foreigners, was eerily similar to an assault just down the street in 2016.
A Month Before ‘The Deuce’ Debuts, Its Creator Faces a Real Crime DramaThe lawyers and industry colleagues of Marc Henry Johnson have asked for leniency in his sentencing in the case of a doctor who died from an overdose in 2015.
‘Game of Thrones’: Aidan Gillen on Littlefinger’s Stark ObsessionMr. Gillen discussed Sunday’s episode and why his interest in Sansa might not be as creepy as you think.
Out There: During an Eclipse, Darkness Falls and Wonder RisesA total solar eclipse brings tears, screams, even reverence to those in its path.
‘All We See Is Dead Bodies’: Floods and Mudslides Ravage Sierra LeoneSurvivors in Freetown, the capital, resorted to stacking bodies on soccer fields, after heavy rain and mudslides killed as many as 200 people.
Trump’s Threat Against Maduro Unites Latin America, Against U.S.A fragile Latin American alliance against a march toward dictatorship in Venezuela is under strain, and memories of past invasions have reawakened.
For 18 Hours, Cabbie Sat Dead in Front SeatA driver parked his taxi to take a break in SoHo. He died behind the wheel. Then, for nearly a day, New Yorkers went about their lives — just feet from his body.
‘Deadpool 2’ Stuntwoman Dies in Motorcycle Accident on SetThe superhero sequel was filming in Vancouver, British Columbia, where the police department confirmed the death and said it would investigate the incident.
Frank Broyles, Football Coach Who Put Arkansas on Map, Dies at 92Broyles led the Razorbacks to a national title and, as athletic director, lifted Arkansas in basketball and track.
GoDaddy Severs Ties With Daily Stormer After Charlottesville ArticleThe neo-Nazi website had published a highly derogatory article about Heather Heyer, a Virginia woman who was fatally run over during the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va.
The Knick Who’s Barely 19: Ntilikina Is ‘Enjoying the Moment’Frank Ntilikina, the 19-year-old from France, is girding for his first season in the N.B.A. Expectations — his own and those of die-hard fans — are high.
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