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Adeiny Hechavarria lifts Tampa Bay Rays to close win over New York Yankees NEW YORK -- Adeiny Hechavarria's one-out homer in the bottom of the eighth inning Tuesday night snapped a tie and lifted the Tampa Bay Rays to a 2-1 victory over the New York Yankees at Citi Field.     
BMW Championship: Ten players to watch 1. Jordan Spieth, United States -- Even though he had his chances to win the first two playoff events before finishing second to Dustin Johnson in The Northern Trust and to Justin Thomas in the Dell Technologies Championship, Spieth leads the FedExCup standings heading to the third playoff event. He is guaranteed to be in the top five next week at the Tour Championship at East Lake in Atlanta, where anyone in that number who wins the tournament would take home the Cup. Spieth, ranked No. 2 in the world behind Johnson, has finished first or second in four of his last six tournaments, including victories in the Travelers Championship and the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale. He is playing in the BMW Championship for the fifth time and has finished no worse than a tie for 16th. His best result was a tie for eighth in 2014 at Cherry Hills and he also was ninth last year at Crooked Stick. Spieth tied for 13th in 2015 and tied for 16th in 2013, both at Conway Farms, this year's venue.   Los Angeles Chargers aim to bounce back after yet another close defeat COSTA MESA, Calif. -- The Los Angeles Chargers are looking forward to Sunday's home opener against the Miami Dolphins, but only after being thrown into the time machine when falling to the Denver Broncos.  
Baseball notebook: Opening day in 2018 will mark a first in MLB history Major League Baseball released its 2018 regular-season schedule on Tuesday with a wrinkle that hasn't been seen in 50 years.   Hall of Fame list sets up selection Saturday scrimmage There are no major surprises among 108 players and coaches announced Tuesday as nominees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's 2018 class. But that won't prevent plenty of fireworks when the Selection Committee convenes Saturday, February 3, 2018 in Minneapolis, Minn.  
Wisconsin Badgers running into matchup with BYU Cougars PROVO, Utah -- Wisconsin has always built an identity around a strong power running offense. The Badgers may have found their next breakout star in the backfield.   Mookie Betts, Boston Red Sox bounce Oakland Athletics BOSTON -- Mookie Betts hit two home runs and drove in six runs, and Eduardo Rodriguez won for the first time since May 26 to power the Boston Red Sox to an 11-1 blowout of the Oakland A's on Tuesday night.   New Orleans Saints have big problems to tackle METAIRIE, La. -- The New Orleans Saints entered the regular season without the services of starting left tackle Terron Armstead.   NFL notebook: Tampa Bay Buccaneers returning home to face Chicago Bears Officials approved Raymond James Stadium for Week 2 and the NFL agreed the game between the Buccaneers and Chicago Bears will be played as scheduled Sunday in Tampa, Fla.   Minnesota Vikings: Dalvin Cook carrying new torch at running back EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- The NFL's circle of life was on full display in prime time Monday night.   Minnesota Vikings: Sam Bradford clearly in charge of offense EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- So, that's what pass protection looks like? Sorry, it's been a while since the folks in Minnesota have seen anything like they witnessed in Monday night's 29-19 season-opening win for the Vikings over the Saints at U.S. Bank Stadium.   Houston Texans already in panic mode ahead of clash with Cincinnati Bengals? HOUSTON -- There are precious few Week 1 concerns so pressing that a team would consider its season a catastrophe should they manifest themslves. However, the Houston Texans' construction of their offensive line has laid bare issues at quarterback and put the viability of their season at risk.   Supreme Court: Trump admin can temporarily continue travel ban The Supreme Court granted the Trump administration's request to continue enforcing travel restrictions on refugees from six Muslim-majority countries.   Clemson relishes big games, and will get one against Louisville Clemson coach Dabo Swinney loves playing in big games, and his team's showdown against Louisville on Saturday night certainly qualifies.   Cleveland Indians: Consecutive win No. 20 ties AL record CLEVELAND -- Corey Kluber pitched a five-hitter, and Francisco Lindor hit his 30th home run as the Cleveland Indians tied the American League record with their 20th straight victory, a 2-0 decision over the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday night at Progressive Field.   USC Trojans vs. Texas Longhorns a showcase of QBs LOS ANGELES -- One of the most famous plays in college football history -- Vince Young's fourth-down touchdown in the 2006 Rose Bowl Game -- took place when the Texas Longhorns played the USC Trojans.   NASCAR: Danica Patrick out at Stewart-Haas Racing Danica Patrick won't be back with Stewart-Haas Racing next season after five years with the NASCAR team.   Police: Woman shot homeless man who asked her to move Porsche An aspiring singer in Nashville has been charged with attempted murder after police said she shot a homeless man who asked her to move her Porsche.   Is an occasional drink OK during pregnancy? A new review of several existing studies hints that small amounts of alcohol may slightly boost the risk of premature birth and low birth weight.   'Microbiomes' may hold key to kids' ear infections New research suggests that naturally occurring, "helpful" bacterial colonies in the ear may help decide a person's vulnerability to these infections.   DOJ decides not to charge Baltimore cops in Freddie Gray case The Department of Justice has decided against bringing federal civil rights charges against the officers involved in the death of Freddie Gray.   Kim Jong Un praises North Korean schoolteachers amid tensions Kim Jong Un made an unusual public appearance at the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun.   Mentally ill man sentenced to 25 years in prison for hate crime killing A schizophrenic black man was sentenced to 25 years in prison on hate crime charges for killing a white man.   12 children infected with rare bacteria during heart surgery at New Orleans hospital At least twelve children who had heart surgery at Children's Hospital in New Orleans were infected with a rare type of bacteria.   Kansas City Royals: Brandon Moss slams Chicago White Sox KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Sam Gaviglio worked five solid innings and Brandon Moss clubbed a first-inning grand slam as the Kansas City Royals beat the Chicago White Sox 4-3 on Tuesday afternoon.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Battered 'City of Light' Embraces Chance to Shine as Olympic HostAfter losing its last three Olympic bids, Paris is set to finally land the prize it has doggedly pursued for 25 years.
 
Americans Are Being Put at Risk by U.S. Allies' Ransoms to Terrorists: ReportThe Royal United Services Institute said paying ransoms endangers the lives and welfare of captives from countries who don't pay.
Aerial Video Shows Hurricane Irma Caribbean AftermathVideo shot from the air makes clear the devastation caused to Caribbean islands by Hurricane Irma.
U.S. Waives Reviews for California Border WallHomeland Security calls the 3-mile fence one of its highest priorities for border security and plans to award a contract in November.
'Like a Bomb Went Off': Irma Survivors Describe Horror in CaribbeanHurricane Irma survivors on the hardest-hit islands in the Caribbean feared they would be forgotten after the storm left "apocalyptic" destruction in its wake.
Widow of Kansas Shooting Victim Temporarily Lost Resident StatusSunayana Dumala, the widow of Srinivas Kuchibhotla — the man killed in the February Kansas shooting — lost her residency status after her husband's death.
Frankfurt Auto Show Offers Up Proof the Industry Is ShiftingWhy is the automotive world suddenly going full throttle into the electric market?
France Eyes Legalizing Assisted Reproduction for LesbiansThe move would mark a significant extension of gay rights in France, where violent protests preceded the legalization of gay marriage and adoption in 2013.
Brazil Investigates Alleged Massacre of 'Uncontacted' TribeIf confirmed, the murders would be one of the largest massacres of ingenious people in Brazil since 16 Yanomami indigenous people were killed in 1993.
ISIS Recruits Fighters for the PhilippinesA recent ISIS recruiting video is the latest sign the terror group wants to steer jihadis to the Islamist uprising in the Philippines instead of Syria and Iraq.
Trump Meets With Malaysia's Prime MinisterMalaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak met with President Donald Trump on Tuesday. The DOJ and the FBI are investigating a state fund Razak oversaw.
370,000 Muslims Flee Amid a 'Textbook Example of Ethnic Cleansing'Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina accused Myanmar of "atrocities," adding: "Women are being raped and tortured, children are being killed."
Hurricane Irma Leaves Trail of Destruction and Broken RecordsIrma weakened to tropical depression status late Monday but it was once so strong and robust that it seemingly set a record for the records it set.
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Amid Chaos of Storms, U.S. Shows It Has Improved Its ResponseTechnology, building codes, weather forecasts and a more sophisticated understanding of mass evacuation helped keep the death toll low, experts say.
After a Dozen Hurricanes and 40 Years, Familiar Dangers With Higher StakesSome things have changed about hurricanes — technology, forecasting, preparedness. Some have not — danger, power, human indecision in dealing with the storm.
The Battered Southeast Grapples With Irma’s AftermathWith streets still flooded, power still out, thousands of houses wrecked and 94,000 people still in shelters in Florida, “we’ve got a lot of work to do,” said Gov. Rick Scott.
‘We Lost Everything’: Witnessing Irma's Destruction in the KeysSome residents of the Keys ignored evacuation warnings and stayed behind, witnessing the hurricane firsthand. For Florida Keys Residents, Home Was the Ultimate Getaway. Then Irma Hit.People who settle in the Keys often are escaping mainland life or resetting their own, and now some wonder if they should try a fresh start somewhere else.
Why Getting the Power Back On in Florida Could Take WeeksIrma has left up to 15 million people in Florida without electricity. Restoring service could be the most complex operation of its kind in United States history.
Houston’s Unsinkable Housing Market Undaunted by StormMost buyers are keeping deals on track, builders are expected to barrel ahead, and owners of elevated homes may find their properties more valuable.
Hurricane Irma, North Korea, Apple: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingWhite House Weighs Lowering Refugee Quota to Below 50,000The issue has ignited intense debate within the administration, with officials at the National Security Council, the State Department and the Department of Defense opposing a precipitous drop.
Justices Allow Refugee Ban While Case ProceedsA month before the Supreme Court is to hear arguments in the travel ban case, it temporarily allowed the administration to bar many refugees.
Democrats Vow to Fight Republican Tax Provisions that Aid RichThe Trump administration will use the budget reconciliation process, with only a simple majority, if necessary to overhaul the tax code.
Trump Welcomes Najib Razak, the Malaysian Leader, as President, and Owner of a Fine HotelPrime Minister Najib Abdul Razak is under investigation by the Justice Department for corruption allegations.
White House Says Justice Department Should Look at Charging ComeyThe White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, said that the president was proved right in firing the F.B.I. director in May.
Congress Passes Measure Challenging Trump to Denounce Hate GroupsThe House and Senate delivered a blunt message to President Trump, unanimously denouncing racist and anti-Semitic hate groups without equivocation.
Public Health: How Single-Payer Health Care Could Trip Up DemocratsIt’s their version of “repeal and replace.” But converting to “Medicare for all” requires complicated choices.
After More Than 20 Years, Newark to Regain Control of Its SchoolsThe State of New Jersey took over running the district because of low performance, but real educational progress has been slow in coming.
Your Money: Equifax, Bowing to Public Pressure, Drops Credit-Freeze FeesThe credit reporting agency, which recently disclosed a data breach affecting up to 143 million people, said it would waive the fees until Nov. 21 after receiving numerous complaints.
52 Places to Go: MarrakeshThe painter Jacques Majorelle built the garden and the fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent preserved it. Both artists drew inspiration from the diverse plant life and bright blue architectural details throughout the garden. Splitting 5-4, Justices Put Texas Redistricting on HoldA lower court had ordered Texas to redraw maps found to be discriminatory. The Supreme Court blocked that order while it considers an appeal.
Baltimore Officers Will Face No Federal Charges in Death of Freddie GrayThe Justice Department has closed its investigation into possible civil rights violations by six police officers in the 2015 death of Mr. Gray.
World Anti-Doping Agency Clears 95 Russian AthletesThe rulings will probably spur debate over the way sports officials handle athletes who were implicated in the investigations into Russia’s doping program.
Turkey Signs Russian Missile Deal, Pivoting From NATOThe purchase of Russian weapons by a longtime NATO member is likely to stir unease in Washington and Brussels.
Stephen Bannon, Outspoken Critic of China, Has Subtler Message in Hong Kong VisitThe former Trump strategist, speaking to investors at the invitation of a firm with ties to Beijing, called President Xi Jinping a wise leader.
Apple Unveils iPhone X and 8 Models as It Upgrades TV Set-Top BoxThe company announced its most expensive iPhone, priced at $999, at an event on Tuesday. Read our analysis of what Apple unveiled.
Critic's Notebook: At the Apple Keynote, Selling Us a Better Vision of OurselvesApple’s annual program is an odd streaming TV event: an extended commercial that the faithful watch willingly.
Edith Windsor, Whose Same-Sex Marriage Fight Led to Landmark Ruling, Dies at 88Ms. Windsor’s case struck down the Defense of Marriage Act in 2013 and granted same-sex married couples federal recognition for the first time.
Purged Facebook Page Tied to the Kremlin Spread Anti-Immigrant BileThe page, posing as an activist group, was one of hundreds of fake accounts Russia used in an information campaign during the election, a revelation that has put Facebook on the defensive.
Wanderlust: A Guide to Reykjavik, as Wonderfully Weird as EverAlmost a decade after the Icelandic city was forced to reinvent itself, it’s now a health-and-wellness destination.
Review: We the (Library-Card Carrying) People of ‘Ex Libris’In his magnificent documentary, “Ex Libris: The New York Public Library,” Frederick Wiseman takes his camera into the halls where people read, learn and seek a perfect union.
Feature: What Could We Lose if a NASA Climate Mission Goes Dark?Researchers are racing to replace the pioneering Grace satellites, which are threatened by both dying batteries and Trump-era budget cuts.
Tesla Self-Driving System Faulted by Safety Agency in CrashIn a fatal accident last year, the National Transportation Safety Board said, the automaker allowed autonomous driving in unsuitable conditions.
Ferguson Drops Charges Against Man Cited in Justice Dept. ReportAfter five years, the city reversed course in its case against Fred Watson, a black man charged while sitting in his parked car. Here’s why it matters.
Golfers Rally for Hurricane Harvey VictimsStacy Lewis has led the way, donating the check from her victory in Portland, her first win in three years.
Christopher Columbus Statue in Central Park Is VandalizedAn 1892 bronze statue of Columbus was found covered with graffiti, its hands painted red.
Far From Myanmar Violence, Rohingya in Pakistan Are SeethingHundreds of thousands of Rohingya from another exodus, stuck in impoverished Karachi slums, are distraught that their people aren’t receiving help anywhere.
Amid Hurricane Chaos, Domestic Abuse Victims Risk Being OverlookedWith social services and emergency personnel overwhelmed or unavailable, women trying to escape domestic violence may be left to fend for themselves.
Nina Garcia Will Run ElleThe “Project Runway” judge takes her following to the helm of the Hearst magazine.
The Times Review of the First iPhone: ‘Amazing’ but ‘Not Perfect’Ten years ago, a steady drumbeat of excitement over the iPhone turned into a frenzy. Soon it was being referred to as the “Jesus phone.”
Frieden’s Next Act: Heart Disease and Preparing for New EpidemicsThe man who headed the C.D.C. under Obama will tackle new global health challenges, with $225 million from Gates, Bloomberg and Chan Zuckerberg
J. J. Abrams Takes Over as Director of ‘Star Wars: Episode IX’Mr. Abrams, who directed and was a writer on the 2015 blockbuster “Star Wars: The Force Awakens,” replaces Colin Trevorrow, who was pushed out last week.
You Won’t Find This Runway on the Fashion Week CalendarOn the first official night of New York Fashion Week, a show put on by homeless youth demonstrated the power of design.
Restaurant Review: Is New York’s Best Pizza in New Jersey?At Razza in Jersey City, local buffalo milk and hazelnuts go into pies that can stand up to the best of the five boroughs.
In Berlin, an Iconic Theater Gets a New Leader. Cue the Protests.After two years of sniping (and worse) from critics, Chris Dercon has finally taken the helm of Berlin’s Volksbühne theater.
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