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4 California sheriff's deputies arrested for 'sadistic' abuse of prisoners Four California sheriff's deputies were arrested last week on felony assault charges for allegedly abusing prisoners by throwing feces and urine on them.     
Cleveland Browns DT T.Y. McGill charged with marijuana possession Recently acquired Cleveland Browns defensive tackle T.Y. McGill was charged with misdemeanor marijuana possession in North Carolina ahead of Sunday's season opener.   Key rematch awaits No. 2 Ohio State Buckeyes, No. 5 Oklahoma Sooners The tendency ahead of the big non-conference matchup Saturday night between No. 2 Ohio State and No. 5 Oklahoma is to look at last year's outcome to draw conclusions.  
No. 1 Alabama Crimson Tide see different challenge in Fresno State Bulldogs After a hyped and physical game against Florida State on Saturday, No. 1 Alabama turns its attention to another FSU in what could be a blowout.   Los Angeles Dodgers recall OFs Joc Pederson, Trayce Thompson The Los Angeles Dodgers recalled outfielders Joc Pederson and Trayce Thompson from Triple-A Oklahoma City on Tuesday.  
Is dementia declining among older Americans? The rates of Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia have dropped significantly over the last decade or so, a new study shows.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers sign DL Will Clarke, release Channing Ward The Tampa Bay Buccaneers swapped defensive lineman on Tuesday, signing Will Clarke and releasing Channing Ward.   'Duck Dynasty' alum Jase Robertson shaves beard for charity "Duck Dynasty" alum Jase Robertson has shaved off his signature beard to raise money for the Mia Moo Fund, which helps people with cleft lips and palates.   U.S. Open 2017: Sloane Stephens outlasts Anastasija Sevastova, reaches semifinal American Sloane Stephens reached the U.S. Open semifinals for the first time by outlasting Anastasija Sevastova in Tuesday's quarterfinal match at New York.   Dallas Cowboys: Arbitrator upholds Ezekiel Elliott's 6-game suspension, will play vs. New York Giants Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott's six-game suspension for violation of the NFL's domestic-violence policy was upheld by league arbitrator Harold Henderson on Tuesday.   North Korea nuclear site show 'disturbances,' landslides Satellite imagery taken of North Korea's nuclear site a day after its sixth nuclear test shows numerous "surface disturbances" and landslides.   Throat bacteria linked to bone and joint infection in kids The presence of a particular germ in kids' throats may also mean they have the same infection in their bones or joints, researchers report.   Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees accuse each other of stealing signs The rivalry between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees is taking another twist, with each team accusing the other of using technology to steal signs during games.   Arizona Cardinals agree to terms with former Minnesota Vikings G Alex Boone The Arizona Cardinals added to their offensive line on Tuesday by agreeing to terms on a one-year contract with guard Alex Boone.   Texas A&M Aggies' Kevin Sumlin responds to criticism following loss to UCLA Bruins Embattled Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin sidestepped criticism by a board of regents member and said he doesn't pay attention to outside analysis.   Magic Johnson offers to pay Los Angeles Lakers' $500K tampering fine Magic Johnson told the Los Angeles Times that he accepts full responsibility for the Lakers receiving a $500,000 tampering fine from the NBA last week.   White kids more likely to get unneeded antibiotics White children are about twice as likely as black or Hispanic kids to get unneeded antibiotics when treated in U.S. emergency rooms.   Married stars John Krasinski, Emily Blunt start work on 'A Quiet Place' Principal photography is underway on "A Quiet Place," starring John Krasinski and his wife Emily Blunt.   Chicago White Sox waive disappointing pitcher Derek Holland The Chicago White Sox requested waivers on disappointing left-hander Derek Holland on Tuesday for the purpose of granting him his unconditional release.   College Football AP Top 25 poll update: Alabama Crimson Tide still No. 1; Florida State drops Florida State plummeted seven spots to No. 10 in The Associated Press college football poll after dropping its opener to Alabama and losing quarterback Deondre Francois.   2017 U.S. Open: Pablo Carreno Busta advances into semifinals of U.S. Open Pablo Carreno Busta has reached the U.S. Open semifinals for the first time in his career after rolling over Diego Schwartzman in Tuesday's quarterfinal match at New York.   Tampa Bay Rays doctor: Chris Archer has no structural damage in arm Tampa Bay Rays ace Chris Archer will play catch on Tuesday after it was determined he has no structural damage in his pitching arm.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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 New York Times | Trump Moves to End DACA and Calls on Congress to Act New York Times As President Trump moves to end the Obama-era program that shields young undocumented immigrants from deportation, listen to a few of the 800,000 affected by the program. By A.J. CHAVAR on Publish Date September 5, 2017. . Watch in Times Video ». Trump and Republicans face 'a defining moment' on immigration Sessions as face of DACA decision reveals internal struggle Why Obama refuses to blast Trump over DACA |
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What Trump Told 'Dreamers' — Before He Ended DACAPresident Trump is winding down DACA. But Trump and his administration have at times suggested that this wouldn’t happen.
Right and Left on Trump’s DACA DecisionWriters from across the political spectrum on President Trump’s decision about the fate of the program that protects ‘dreamers’ from deportation.
What ‘Dreamers’ Gained From DACA, and Stand to LoseAs President Trump moves to end the Obama-era program that shields young undocumented immigrants from deportation, listen to a few of the 800,000 affected by the program.
Trump Chooses Sessions, Longtime Foe of DACA, to Announce Its DemiseThe president has expressed conflicting emotions about those who were brought to the country as children, but Attorney General Jeff Sessions expressed no such qualms.
After 16 Futile Years, Congress Will Try Again to Legalize ‘Dreamers’President Trump gave Congress six months to pass legislation protecting young, undocumented immigrants that lawmakers have not been able to pass for 16 years.
Worried and Frustrated, ‘Dreamers’ Say They Won’t Give UpWith the Trump administration announcing an end to a program that let them live and work in the United States, many young immigrants expressed renewed insecurity.
The End of DACA: What We Know and Don’t KnowThe Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program will be shut down, raising questions about the effects on 800,000 recipients.
Chief Executives See a ‘Sad Day’ After Trump’s DACA DecisionBusiness executives issued statements after President Trump’s decision to end Obama-era protections for children who entered the country illegally.
DACA, North Korea, Rohingya: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingCrisis Is Over at Texas Plant, but Chemical Safety Flaws RemainExplosions at a chemical plant near Houston have revealed gaps in emergency response and disclosure rules for the chemical industry nationwide.
In Houston, a Terrifying Real-Life Lesson for Disaster-Prone CitiesFor cities facing their own kinds of disasters —earthquakes, tornadoes, floods — Houston is providing a real-life, if terrifying, lesson.
Escalating Tensions With North Korea Rattle Wall StreetInvestor jitters over heightened tensions between Washington and Pyongyang led to the stock market’s worst day in almost three weeks.
Satellite Images of North Korea Show Landslides at Nuclear Test SiteAnalysts writing for the website 38 North said the disturbances were more numerous and widespread than those observed after previous tests.
U.S. Desire for North Korea Oil Cutoff Puts China in a Tight SpotChina’s leader will not want to look weak in the face of American pressure. But a destabilizing war on the Korean Peninsula would be even less welcome.
At CNN, Retracted Story Leaves an Elite Reporting Team BruisedCreated with much fanfare, CNN’s investigative unit was reshaped and its focus narrowed in the wake of a story that led to a retraction and an apology.
Red Sox Used Apple Watches to Help Steal Signs Against YankeesWhen confronted by Major League Baseball, the Red Sox admitted they were using Apple Watches in a scheme to gain an edge at the plate.
A Panorama of Steel DrumsThe rhythm of steel drums signals the approach of the West Indian American Day Parade in central Brooklyn. But rising rents and increasing noise complaints have made it difficult to continue the tradition. David Hockney, Contrarian, Shifts PerspectivesMr. Hockney’s new paintings are riveting in their spatial distortions. A born colorist, he’d rather be a Cubist.
For Daily News, a Publisher From Its Past Faces Digital FutureTronc, publisher of The Chicago Tribune, is taking over the New York tabloid, giving Tronc newspapers in the nation’s three largest markets.
Appeals Panel Stays Injunction Against Texas Voter ID LawBy a 2-to-1 vote, a three-judge panel reinstated an order that allowing those without an accepted ID to vote by signing a declaration stating they have a reasonable impediment to obtaining one. Trump May Make Congress Decide Future of Iran Nuclear DealFrustrated certifying Iran’s compliance with a deal he abhors, President Trump may kick the decision to Congress, forcing a debate few there want to have.
Nafta Talks Lurch Ahead Without Signs of Major ProgressNegotiators for the United States, Canada and Mexico concluded the second round of Nafta talks, saying they were moving ahead but providing few details.
Utah Hospital Bars Police From Patient-Care Areas After Nurse’s ArrestThe police are conducting a criminal investigation into the arrest of a nurse at the University of Utah Hospital that was captured on video.
Trump Is ‘Not My Bride,’ Putin SaysThe Russian leader, speaking at a news conference in China during a meeting of the so-called BRICS countries, also said he would consider further cuts at U.S. diplomatic posts.
Man Tied to Cinder Block and Dumped in Water Was Son of Mob AssociateThe body of Carmine Carini, 35, was found floating in Mill Basin in Brooklyn. The police do not yet know why he was killed.
Brazilian Corruption Case Ensnares Ex-Presidents da Silva and RousseffLuiz Inácio Lula da Silva, convicted in another case, and Dilma Rousseff, who faces charges for the first time, are accused of helping to collect millions in bribes.
Two Trump Children Escape the Traditional Spectacle as School BeginsBarron and Tiffany Trump have been afforded breathing room while starting school in the Washington area. Not all first children have had it so easy.
Danish Sub Inventor Describes Journalist’s Death to Skeptical CourtPeter Madsen said Kim Wall had died in an accident on his submarine. A judge called the account “not reasonable” and approved more serious charges.
Secret Hitler, a Game That Simulates Fascism’s Rise, Becomes a HitA new board game got a boost from a sudden surge of interest in fascism after the 2016 election.
Trilobites: Why Onions Make You CryScientists offer a comprehensive look at the chemical warfare that makes us cry when we cut into an onion.
Beyoncé, Barbra and Oprah to Lead Harvey TelethonKabul Journal: Abundant Afghan Harvest Wilts Amid Violence and ExtortionAs bountiful as the fruit is this season, the Taliban and militias defending the government against it have taken a toll on farmers and traders.
Heard the One About Jamestown? State Bets Comedy Can Spark a RevivalNew York State officials have invested nearly $10 million in a National Comedy Center, hoping it draws people to a city where the poverty level is around 29 percent.
Enjoy Those U.S. Open Highlights. A Computer Picked Them for You.Highlights posted on the U.S. Open’s website and app are selected by Watson, the IBM computer, using visual and audio information from matches.
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