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Cincinnati Reds to extend netting to end of dugouts The Cincinnati Reds announced Thursday that the protective netting at Great American Ball Park will be extended to the end of both dugouts after the season.     
Kansas City Royals' Jason Vargas silences Toronto Blue Jays for 17th win TORONTO -- Jason Vargas pitched 6 1/3 scoreless innings, Melky Cabrera had three hits and an RBI, and the Kansas City Royals defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 1-0 on Thursday night.   R.A. Dickey, Atlanta Braves baffle Washington Nationals ATLANTA -- Knuckleballer R.A. Dickey got back on track after a rough three-start stretch and in the process snapped a five-game losing streak to the Washington Nationals dating to 2012.  
Joe Mauer powers Minnesota Twins in rout Detroit Tigers DETROIT -- Joe Mauer highlighted a group of four players with two RBIs apiece as the Minnesota Twins improved their lead in the battle for the second American League wild-card spot with a 12-1 victory against the Detroit Tigers on Thursday night.   Nebraska fires AD Shawn Eichorst after new low with loss to Northern Illinois Nebraska fired athletic director Shawn Eichorst on Thursday, five days after the football program's embarrassing home loss to Northern Illinois.  
North Korea's Kim responds to Trump's U.N. speech with insults, threats North Korean leader Kim Jong Un responded to President Donald Trump's United Nations speech in a lengthy statement Thursday that included several insults.   Francisco Lindor, Cleveland Indians belt Los Angeles Angels ANAHEIM, Calif. -- It does not seem to matter who they are playing, where they are playing or even who is in the lineup. The Cleveland Indians just keep winning.   Baltimore Orioles right off Tampa Bay Rays behind rookie pitcher BALTIMORE -- Rookie Gabriel Ynoa allowed one run over a season-high eight innings, Manny Machado hit his 33rd homer, and the Baltimore Orioles took the series opener against the Tampa Bay Rays with a 3-1 victory Thursday night.   Eric Ebron: Detroit Lions TE has beef with New York Giants star Landon Collins Landon Collins and Eric Ebron have taken their Monday Night Football beef to Twitter.   Northern Michigan University begins nation's first medical marijuana degree program Northern Michigan University began the country's first college program designed to train undergraduate students for the medical marijuana industry this month.   Los Angeles Lakers' Lonzo Ball redesigns signature shoe, drops another rap single NBA rookie Lonzo Ball announced a new pair of signature shoes: the ZO2 Prim Remix.   Dallas Cowboys: Ezekiel Elliott receives criticism, accepts FRISCO, Tex. -- Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott made no attempt to challenge an allegation of him quitting on his team from Hall of Fame running back LaDainian Tomlinson after watching him stand and walk off the field, not even attempting to make a tackle following a Dak Prescott interception against Denver.   New York Mets manager Terry Collins to retire after season, report says The New York Mets expect manager Terry Collins to retire after this season, the New York Daily News reported Thursday.   NASCAR preview: Kurt Busch vies to rebound in New HampshireSound the mosquito alarm, across the USA Two species of disease-transmitting mosquitoes could likely flourish in most of the United States, government researchers report.   Could pests, dust lower kids' odds for asthma? Early exposure to pest and pet allergens -- cockroaches and mice droppings included -- may actually guard children against asthma.   Frequent blood donations safe for some, but not all Some people may safely donate blood as often as every eight weeks -- but that may not be a healthy choice for all, a new study suggests.   Hurricane Maria strengthens as it nears Turks and Caicos, Bahamas Hurricane Maria strengthened Thursday as the Category 3 storm neared the Turks and Caicos Islands, the National Hurricane Center said.   Self-proclaimed prophet gets up to 87 years for child sex abuse A Pennsylvania judge sentenced Lee Kaplan, a self-proclaimed prophet of God who molested several young girls in the same family, to 30 to 87 years in prison.   First woman to join Marines as infantry officer For the first time in its 250-year history, a woman will be joining the ranks of the Marine Corps as an infantry officer, the U.S. military said Thursday.   Tour Championship: Kyle Stanley nabs two-stroke lead ATLANTA -- Kyle Stanley shot a 6-under-par 64 to take the first-round lead in the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club on Thursday and put himself in contention to win the FedEx Cup Playoffs.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Kim Jong Un Calls Trump 'a Frightened Dog' and 'Dotard'The isolated leader of North Korea also called U.S. President Donald Trump a "gangster fond of playing with fire" in an official yet fiery statement on Thursday.
 
Rescues Continue as Mexico Quake Deaths Rise to 273Confusion continued to surround the fate of a 12-year-old girl widely reported to have been discovered in the rubble of a school in southern Mexico City.
Floods Ravage Puerto Rico, Island Faces Months Without Power"The San Juan that we knew yesterday is no longer there," the mayor of the Puerto Rican capital said after Hurricane Maria hammered the island.
'I Feel Helpless': Families in Despair for Maria-Hit IslandThe monster storm, which killed at least 17 people across the Caribbean, cut off cellphone service on much of the island.
Trump Slaps Sanctions on N. Korea, Seeks 'Denuclearization'President Donald Trump announced Thursday that he had signed an executive order authorizing additional sanctions against North Korea.
L'Oreal Heiress, Who Led Scandal-Tinged Life, Dead at 94Liliane Bettencourt, who was regularly named France's richest person thanks to her L'Oreal inheritance, died in Paris on Wednesday night at the age of 94.
How to Help Earthquake Victims in MexicoAfter a devastating 7.1 earthquake killed and displaced hundreds of people in Mexico, the best thing people abroad can do is donate money.
Trump Threatens to 'Totally Destroy' North KoreaTrump tells United Nations General Assembly that North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un "is on a suicide mission" and stressed the world is in a time of peril.
Trapped Girl's Wiggling Fingers Captivate Quake-Hit MexicoHelmeted workers spotted the girl buried in the debris early Wednesday and shouted to her to move her hand if she could hear. She did.
'Island Destroyed': All Power Out as Maria Crushes Puerto RicoAuthorities say it could be four to six months before electricity is returned to Puerto Rico and its nearly 3.5 million people.
Ex-MLB Star Mondesi Jailed for 8 Years Over Corruption: ReportRaul Mondesi, 46, played parts of 13 seasons in the majors for the Dodgers, Blue Jays, Yankees, Diamondbacks, Pirates, Angels, and Braves.
Manafort Offered Russian Billionaire Private Briefings on 2016 RaceThe offer appeared in emails between Manafort and one of his employees, some of which suggested Manafort wanted to use his role in Trump campaign to make money. More Recent Articles
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Skadden, Big New York Law Firm, Faces Questions on Work With ManafortThe Justice Department wants information about Skadden’s work on behalf of a Russia-aligned former president of Ukraine.
North Korea, Puerto Rico, Mexico: Your Thursday Evening BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: Mexico Has a Quake Warning System. Where is California’s?Thursday: Checking in on California’s earthquake warning system, pro surfers compete in the San Joaquin Valley, and snow arrives in Tahoe.
Trump Moves to Widen U.S. Sanctions on North KoreaAn executive order that the president announced suggested that for now at least he was still committed to economic pressure, rather than military action.
Kim’s Rejoinder to Trump’s Rocket Man: ‘Mentally Deranged U.S. Dotard’After President Trump threatened to “totally destroy” his country, Kim Jong-un vowed countermeasures and called the American leader a “frightened dog” and a “dotard.”
Reporter's Notebook: President Trump Inside and Outside the Lines at the U.N.Sticking to a speech or veering off script, the president often seemed like a fish out of water at the General Assembly gathering.
It’s the U.N.’s Week, but Executives Make It a High-Minded MingleOn the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, business leaders schmooze with diplomats — and one another — at private dinners and opulent events.
Trump Poised to Drop Some Limits on Drone Strikes and Commando RaidsThe president’s national security advisers have advised relaxing certain Obama-era rules outside war zones, laying the groundwork for counterterrorism missions in more countries.
Aaron Hernandez Found to Have Severe C.T.E.The former Patriots tight end was convicted of murder in 2015. He was found dead in his prison cell in April.
Stunned by Quake, Mexican Town Fears It ‘Will Never Be the Same’Jojutla, a town south of Mexico City that is unaccustomed to earthquakes, was heavily damaged by Tuesday’s quake and is struggling to cope with a scarcity of resources.
Amid Quake Rubble in Mexico, ‘We Will Get Through It’Hundreds of volunteers, military personnel and city workers came together to try to find survivors after a textile factory collapsed during Tuesday’s earthquake, burying several people in Mexico City. Latest Obamacare Repeal Effort Is Most Far-ReachingThe Graham-Cassidy bill would turn federal funding for a law Republicans loathe into block grants to states, realizing a long-held goal of the party.
Puerto Rico Faces Mountain of Obstacles on the Road to RecoveryFor an island long crippled by enormous debt and an essentially bankrupt financial system, Puerto Rico’s road back has gone from long to seemingly endless.
Hurricane Maria Live Updates: In Puerto Rico, the Storm ‘Destroyed Us’Puerto Ricans are facing the crushing devastation wrought by Hurricane Maria — splintered homes, uprooted trees and floodwaters coursing through streets.
For Puerto Ricans Off the Island, a Struggle to Make Contact After MariaWith all power out and most cell towers down, many Puerto Ricans found themselves unable to communicate with loved ones on the storm-ravaged island.
Art Review: A Head-Spinning, Hope-Inspiring Showcase of ArtIn Latin American Los Angeles, bridges soar, walls fall. A grand exchange beckons the art traveler to “Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA.”
German Election Mystery: Where’s Russia?After witnessing Moscow’s meddling in the American and French elections, Germany had its guard up. But the Kremlin seems to be sitting this one out.
Review: Advantage, Bobby, but Game, Set, Match, Billie Jean in ‘Battle of the Sexes’Emma Stone plays Billie Jean King and Steve Carell plays Bobby Riggs in a movie about the 1973 tennis match that became a referendum on equality.
Trump, Though Not on Stage, Looms Large in Alabama G.O.P. Senate DebateThe sitting senator, Luther Strange, took every opportunity to mention the president’s endorsement, and the candidate he trails, Roy Moore, needled him for it.
In Rape Case at Rikers: Did Guards Turn a Blind Eye?Two female inmates claimed in court papers that several guards, in some cases, provided a prisoner with access to the victims and materials used in the assaults.
Syrian Refugee Held in London Tube Bombing Is ReleasedFive other men remain in custody over the Parsons Green subway explosion, which injured 30 people.
Ryanair Apologizes Over Mass Cancellations Caused by Pilot VacationsThe budget airline has faced a wave of customer anger over the cancellation of 2,100 flights over a six-week period in September and October.
S.&P. Downgrades China’s Debt, Citing a Surge in LendingThe firm’s move, spurred by a borrowing spree that it said threatens the world’s No. 2 economy, comes just before a sensitive Communist Party meeting.
Megyn Kelly Is Ready for Her Morning CloseupThe former Fox News host says her daily NBC morning show, which starts Monday, is one she was “born to do.” Others aren’t so sure.
Guggenheim Exhibit With Video of Dogs Trying to Fight Stirs CriticismFacing a backlash, the museum put out a statement defending an exhibition by Chinese conceptual artists that is to open on Oct. 6.
Liliane Bettencourt, L’Oréal Heiress Vexed by Swindling Case, Is Dead at 94Mrs. Bettencourt, ranked as the world’s richest woman, tried to live down her family’s fascist associations, and her final years were overtaken by scandal.
Fighting Breaks Out at Turkish President’s Speech in New YorkIn the middle of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s speech at a Times Square hotel, a protester screamed: “You’re a terrorist. Get out of my country!”
Nine Elephants in Botswana Are Electrocuted by Power LineThe elephants died after they knocked into the line and the power came into contact with water from a broken pipe, officials said.
Jimmy Kimmel Wasn’t the First Host to Get Serious About PoliticsWhen Jimmy Kimmel talked seriously about health care, it was an uncommon moment for him, but other late-night hosts have substituted politics for punch lines.
Deals With Democrats: Why Trump’s Softening on Immigration Is Unlikely to Splinter His BaseMany Republican voters support DACA, especially G.O.P. elites, and he could always change his mind. He’s done it before.
Trilobites: How Three Friends Proved That Jellyfish Can SleepWhat started as a midnight excursion of curious graduate students turned into a study with implications for basic questions about sleep.
NASA’s Osiris-Rex Spacecraft Is Headed for a Flyby With EarthThe spacecraft will make a flyby of Earth on Friday, using the planet’s gravity to steer it toward Bennu, an asteroid it will visit next year.
How to Hack Your Brain (for $5,000)With... Dame Judi Dench: Queen! Bow Down to Tattoo-Flashing Octogenarian Dame DenchShe’s done with Bond but back in play for “Victoria & Abdul,” dating a jolly nice chap and giving Iago higher marks than Trump.
American Beauties: A Late-Night Radio Drama, With Hints of the Internet to ComeStanley Elkin’s “The Dick Gibson Show,” about a talk-radio host, is a landslide of language, offering gags, wordplay and flights of fancy, sexual and otherwise.
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