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'Empire' director Craig Brewer selected for jury duty in Memphis 'Empire' director Craig Brewer will serve on a Memphis jury for a case involving aggravated assault.     
NAACP issues warning for black people traveling to Missouri The NAACP issued a national advisory warning black people not to travel in Missouri.   Mississippi auto workers to hold unionization vote Workers at a Nissan plant in Mississippi will vote on whether to join the United Auto Workers union, touching off a debate about unionization in the Deep South.  
H.R. McMaster: Sleep should not come easy for North Korea leader U.S. President Donald Trump's national security advisor said North Korean leader Kim Jong Un should not rest easy following Pyongyang's latest provocation.   Cleveland Indians pitchers Andrew Miller, Josh Tomlin sidelined with injuries Cleveland Indians left-hander Andrew Miller was placed on the 10-day disabled list with patellar tendinitis in his right knee, the team announced on Wednesday.  
Washington Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer to visit chiropractor for neck injury Washington Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer told reporters on Wednesday that he plans to visit a chiropractor before determining whether he'll make his next start.   Los Angeles Chargers rookie Forrest Lamp tears ACL, out for season Los Angeles Chargers rookie guard Forrest Lamp sustained a torn ACL in his right knee in practice Wednesday, the team announced.   Pittsburgh Steelers get good news on RB James Conner injury Pittsburgh Steelers rookie running back James Conner is nursing a sprained right AC joint in his shoulder and is not expected to miss significant time.   Free agent guard Gerald Henderson to undergo hip surgery, likely out for 2017-18 season Guard Gerald Henderson was one of the top free agents still available until ESPN reported Wednesday that he will undergo hip surgery.   Los Angeles Chargers TE Antonio Gates to attend LaDainian Tomlinson's HOF induction Los Angeles Chargers tight end Antonio Gates will attend former teammate LaDainian Tomlinson's Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday.   New York Giants WR Sterling Shepard carted off field with ankle injury New York Giants wide receiver Sterling Shepard was carted off the practice field Wednesday after sustaining an ankle injury.   Philadelphia Phillies cancel Pete Rose ceremony amid allegations The Philadelphia Phillies canceled a ceremony to induct Pete Rose into the team's Wall of Fame after allegations surfaced this week.   Baltimore Ravens deny owner Steve Bisciotti influence, might sign Colin Kaepernick Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti continues to be torn whether to sign controversial free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick because of the possible backlash.   Houston Texans WR Will Fuller breaks collarbone, out indefinitely Houston Texans wide receiver Will Fuller is out indefinitely with a broken collarbone after leaving Wednesday's practice with the injury.   Death of woman buried on Maryland beach ruled an accident Authorities in Maryland determined the death of a Texas woman whose body was found in a hole on the beach was an accident.   Emergency plane landing kills 2 on Portuguese beach A small plane made an emergency landing on a crowded beach in Portugal on Wednesday, killing two sunbathers, maritime authorities said.   Poll: 70% of Jewish Israelis support death penalty for terrorists Seventy percent of Jewish Israelis support giving the death penalty to terrorists who kill Israeli citizens for nationalistic reasons, a new poll indicates.   Poll: Trump approval rating matches all-time low President Donald Trump's approval rating dropped to 36 percent to match his all-time low since taking office, Gallup's daily tracking poll indicates.   Trapdoor spiders sailed across Indian Ocean to get from Africa to Australia New research suggests trapdoor spiders crossed the Indian Ocean to get from Southern Africa to Australia.   Sessions launches opioid abuse task unit at Ohio event Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Wednesday the Justice Department is hiring 12 federal prosecutors to tackle opioid-related healthcare fraud.   Historic New Jersey home on sale for $10 A historic home in New Jersey is on the market for $10 to anyone willing to literally move it to a different location.   Montreal's Olympic Stadium turns into shelter for asylum seekers Montreal's Olympic Stadium became a temporary shelter Wednesday for migrants crossing the U.S.-Canada border and seeking asylum.   Carolina Panthers rookie RB Christian McCaffrey relentlessly jukes LB Luke Kuechly He might be a four-time All-Pro, but Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly has no shot at guarding rookie Christian McCaffrey one-on-one.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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The 'Secret' Underground Railway That Transported Mail Under LondonFor much for the 20th century, a little-known warren of tunnels crisscrossed London, dedicated solely to delivering Britain's mail.
 
What's Behind Russian Plans for Huge Military ExercisesThe Zapad 2017 war-games will take place next month in Russia's neighboring ally of Belarus.
2 U.S. Service Members Killed in Attack on Convoy in AfghanistanTwo U.S. service members were killed when their NATO convoy came under attack near an airport in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar on Wednesday.
U.S. Urges Americans to Leave North Korea Before Ban Kicks InThe State Department is urging Americans in North Korea to leave ahead of a new a travel ban, and permission will be granted "under very limited circumstances."
Trump Stuns Advisers, Wants Afghan War Commander FiredTrump compared Afghanistan to the '21' Club, pushed to fire the U.S. commander, and also said the U.S. should get some of the country's mineral wealth.
Passengers Call 911 After Being Stuck on Plane for 6 Hours"You can't keep over 300 people in a plane with no AC, running out of food, running out of water," said one passenger on the diverted flight.
Prince Philip Bows Out, Retires From Public DutiesPrince Philip ends a royal career of public service with a final solo appearance at a parade marking the finale of the 1664 Global Challenge.
U.S. Test-Launches ICBM Amid North Korea TensionsThe U.S. military successfully test-launched an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile from California early Wednesday morning, according to The Associated Press.
96-Year-Old 'Accountant of Auschwitz' Fit for PrisonOskar Groening was convicted in July 2015 of being an accessory to the murder of 300,000 Jews and sentenced to four years in prison.
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.'
Nicolas Maduro: From Bus Driver to Venezuelan PresidentWhat you should know about Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, the man at the center of a deadly upheaval.
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Trump Supports Plan to Cut Legal Immigration by HalfLegislation would favor immigrants based on skills and education while curtailing those brought into the country through family ties.
Gene Editing, White House, Venezuela: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: Should the School Day Start Later?Wednesday: A movement to start the school day no earlier than 8:30 a.m., a profile of Oakland’s earnest mayor, and a plan for Big Sur’s massive mudslide.
Wall Street, Climbing Sharply, Skips Washington’s ‘Soap Opera’The stock surge of recent months, ignited by policy prospects, is now driven by strong earnings and other factors that seem impervious to politics.
Under Trump, a Hollowed-Out Force in Syria Quickly Lost C.I.A. BackingThe shuttering of the C.I.A. program, one of the most expensive efforts to arm and train rebels since the 1980s, has forced a reckoning over its successes and failures.
Trump Keeps His Conservative Movement Allies ClosestThe White House has spent considerable time and effort cultivating the right, the one constituency it knows it cannot afford to alienate.
White House Purging Michael Flynn Allies From National Security CouncilLt. Gen. H. R. McMaster, who succeeded Mr. Flynn as national security adviser, has slowly been removing some of his appointees, angering conservatives. With Rare Unanimity, Senate Sends G.I. Bill Expansion to TrumpThe new law fixes some flaws, modernizes benefits and restores education benefits to thousands of veterans hurt when for-profit colleges failed.
Those Calls to Trump? White House Admits They Didn’t HappenThe White House admitted the president was not phoned with praise by the head of the Boy Scouts or the president of Mexico. But there was an explanation.
Trump Signs Russian Sanctions Into Law, With CaveatsThe president signed legislation imposing sanctions on Russia and limiting his own authority to lift them, but called some provisions “clearly unconstitutional.” Stephen Miller Jousts With Reporters Over ImmigrationExchanges between the senior White House adviser and Glenn Thrush of The New York Times and Jim Acosta of CNN became combative at a news briefing on Wednesday. In Breakthrough, Scientists Edit a Dangerous Mutation From Genes in Human EmbryosResearchers have found a way to reliably remove disease-causing mutations from human embryos, an achievement sure to renew concerns over so-called designer babies.
Affirmative Action Battle Has a New Focus: Asian-AmericansA lawsuit against Harvard raises the issue of whether there has been discrimination against Asian-Americans in the name of creating a diverse student body.
Asian-Americans’ Complaint Prompted Justice Inquiry of College AdmissionsThe Justice Department said it is gearing up to investigate a complaint by Asian-Americans about a college’s affirmative action admissions practices. HBO Assesses Damage From CyberattackThe network said in an internal memo that it did not believe its email system was compromised. The scope of the stolen materials, which include show episodes, is unknown. A Vatican Shot Across the Bow for Hard-Line U.S. CatholicsAn officially vetted journal has sown rancor by depicting the U.S. church as overly political, captive to the right and out of step with the mainstream.
Elon Musk Reassures Investors as Tesla Ramps Up Model 3 OutputThe electric-car maker lost more than $400 million in the second quarter, but its revenue doubled, with its first mass-market model in the offing.
Venice, Invaded by Tourists, Risks Becoming ‘Disneyland on the Sea’Italian officials worry that the famed, sinking city is being further swamped by a “low-quality tourism” that is making life almost unbearable for residents.
Feature: Losing It in the Anti-Dieting AgeThe agonies of being overweight — or running a diet company — in a culture that likes to pretend it only cares about health, not size.
Racially Charged Nissan Vote Is a Test for U.A.W. in the SouthMore than 3,500 workers, most of them African-American, will decide on unionization this week at a Mississippi plant.
A Deal for an Australian Dairy Wrapped in Layers of Chinese LoansThe acquisition of Australia’s largest dairy was funded by loads of debt, the type of opaque deal-making that worries regulators around the world.
How Erin French Made a Tiny Maine Town a Dining DestinationThe chef has found success by running her small, idiosyncratic restaurant in Freedom, Me., exactly the way she likes.
Dining on Elderflowers at the Lost KitchenErin French has mastered the art of improvisation at her restaurant in Freedom, a tiny town in central Maine. Follow the chef as she forages ingredients and prepares for dinner service one summer evening. Nations Will Start Talks to Protect Fish of the High SeasAfter years of plunder, countries will begin treaty talks at the United Nations to create marine reserves in international waters.
Prince Philip Makes His Last Solo Appearance, After 65 Years in the Public EyeMarried to Queen Elizabeth II for nearly 70 years, the Duke of Edinburgh is retiring from most official engagements.
Kidd Creole of Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five Is Charged With MurderThe police in New York City said that the performer, whose real name is Nathaniel Glover, stabbed a homeless man in Midtown on Monday.
Amazon’s Jobs Fair Sends Clear Message: Now Hiring ThousandsAmazon’s nationwide jobs fair on Wednesday offered a vivid illustration of its ascendance and seemingly insatiable need for workers to fuel its growth.
Neymar Move to P.S.G. From Barcelona Could Be Complete This WeekP.S.G. is poised to more than double the world transfer record, paying $263 million for the rights to the Brazilian forward.
Airbnb Sued by Guest Who Says a Host Sexually Assaulted HerA case underscores the complications of peer-to-peer sharing, even through an established company that says it does background checks on hosts and guests.
Ara Parseghian, Coach Who Returned Notre Dame Football to Greatness, Dies at 94Parseghian took over a program that had been in decline for years, and led it to national titles in 1966 and 1973.
In South Korea, an Unsung Hero of History Gets His DueA new film about the 1980 massacre in Gwangju has an unlikely protagonist: the taxi driver who made sure a foreign journalist got there to document it.
The Breakdown: Hope and Frustration in Australia as Gay Marriage Debate NearsThe Breakdown: conversation starters and context, drawn from the day’s news in Australia.
On Comedy: Dave Chappelle Sizes Up America at Radio CityMr. Chappelle, blending comedy with his singular approach to storytelling, will perform through Aug. 24 with fellow headliners like Chris Rock and Leslie Jones.
Judith Jones, Editor of Literature and Culinary Delight, Dies at 93Ms. Jones discovered Julia Child and other venerated culinary writers, and pushed for the American publication of Anne Frank’s diary.
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