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Oklahoma City Thunder's new star trio buries New York Knicks OKLAHOMA CITY -- The Oklahoma City Thunder's new-look roster got off to a big start Thursday night.     
NLCS: Enrique Hernandez belts 3 HRs; Los Angeles Dodgers win NL pennant Enrique Hernandez homered three times, including a grand slam, and drove in seven runs, and Clayton Kershaw pitched six strong innings as the Los Angeles Dodgers won their first National League pennant since 1988.   Aaron Rodgers: Green Bay Packers quarterback has surgery to fix collarbone Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers underwent surgery Thursday to repair the broken collarbone he sustained Sunday in Green Bay's loss to the Minnesota Vikings, multiple media outlets reported.  
Despite Trump's pardon, federal judge won't wipe Arpaio conviction from record The judge who found Joe Arpaio guilty of criminal contempt has refused to wipe the evidence of his conviction off the record, despite a pardon from Trump.   Philadelphia Eagles find offensive balance by running more PHILADELPHIA -- In the Philadelphia Eagles' 30-17 Week 1 victory over the Washington Redskins, they ran the ball just 24 times for 58 yards.  
ALCS Game 6: Justin Verlander tasked with saving Houston Astros' season vs. New York Yankees HOUSTON -- From the moment he waived his no-trade clause and accepted relocation to Houston, Astros right-hander Justin Verlander was deemed a franchise savior.   Boston Bruins' David Krejci leaves with upper-body injury vs. Vancouver Canucks BOSTON -- David Krejci left Thursday night's Boston Bruins game against the Vancouver Canucks after the second period because of an upper-body injury.   Could too much exercise be bad for men's hearts? White men who exercise more than seven hours a week have an 86 percent higher risk of developing plaque build-up in their arteries, a new study found.   Is a dangerous bird flu on the horizon? Scientists have found new evidence that the H7N9 bird flu, currently confined to China, has the potential for a widespread outbreak.   State laws help reduce concussions in youth sports State laws aimed at curbing an alarming rise in concussions among student athletes appear to be working.   Tourist killed by falling stone at famous Italian church A tourist visiting one of Italy's most famous churches, the Basilica di Santa Croce in Florence, died after a decorative stone fell on top of him.   Lebanese police seize stolen painting possibly by Dali Lebanese authorities said they seized a stolen painting believed to be by Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dali.   DeVante Parker: Miami Dolphins WR feeling 'much better' Miami Dolphins wide receiver DeVante Parker hasn't practiced this week, but says his condition is improved.   All five Phoenix Suns run at exactly the same time vs. Portland Trail Blazers The Phoenix Suns took teamwork to another level Wednesday, running a perfectly synchronized fast break.   Surgery lands Washington Redskins rookie DE Jonathan Allen on IR The Washington Redskins placed rookie defensive end Jonathan Allen on injured reserve Thursday, one day after he underwent Lisfranc foot surgery.   Lockheed developing sensor-fusion test bed for Army A multi-modal sensor fusion test bed for rotary aircraft is to be developed by Lockheed Martin for the U.S. Army under a contract worth $12 million.   New study finds HPV vaccine to be safe for adult women Although most human papillomavirus prevention efforts are targeted toward adolescents, a new study found the HPV vaccine is safe for adult women.   Kelly, 'stunned' over Gold Star family accusation, opens up about son's death John Kelly said he was "brokenhearted" a member of Congress criticized President Donald Trump for how he spoke to the widow of a slain U.S. soldier.   Richard Spencer speech at University of Florida becomes shouting match A speech by Richard Spencer at the University of Florida devolved into a shouting match as crowds of protesters shouted down the white supremacist Thursday.   San Francisco 49ers release veteran CB Leon Hall days after signing The San Francisco 49ers released veteran cornerback Leon Hall and re-signed tight end Logan Paulsen on Thursday.   Cleveland Indians OF Michael Brantley undergoes right ankle surgery Cleveland Indians outfielder Michael Brantley underwent surgery on his right ankle and will require four to five months of rehab, the team announced Thursday.   2017 CJ Cup at Nine Bridges: FedExCup champion Justin Thomas off to fast start Justin Thomas made two eagles during a 9-under-par 63 round to open up a three-stroke lead after Thursday's opening round of the CJ Cup at Nine Bridges in Jeju, South Korea.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Kim Jong Un's Threats Rattle the Japanese — but There's a Line They Won't CrossJapan remains steadfast in its opposition to nuclear weapons despite threats made by Kim Jong Un and the country's proximity to North Korea.
 
Pentagon Sends Team to Niger to Find Out What HappenedDefense officials are careful not to call the inquiry an investigation, but admit they simply don't know what happened Oct. 4 when four U.S. soldiers died.
CIA Director Wrongly Says U.S. Found Russia Didn't Affect Election ResultCIA Director Mike Pompeo said U.S. intel agencies had found Russian meddling didn't affect the election result, but the agencies didn't reach that conclusion.
Scientists Bug Out Over Dramatic Drop in Insect PopulationsResearchers say recent findings are particularly noteworthy because the sharp population decline isn't limited to a particular species.
Somalia Bomb Attack Killed Two U.S. CitizensAt least two U.S. citizens died in the truck bomb blast that killed 276 people in Somalia last weekend, the State Department said.
Don't Back Kim Jong Un Into a Corner, Putin WarnsThe Russian leader did not mention the U.S. specifically, but warned of the possibility of conflict and pointed out that North Korea is a "sovereign country."
Air Berlin Pilots Investigated After Risky Farewell Fly-bySeveral videos of the incident were shared online, and someone in a control tower could be heard saying as the plane flew past, 'We are all in awe.'
Russia Probe: Facebook's Lawyer to Face CongressGoogle and Twitter executives are also expected to testify before the House and Senate intelligence committees on Nov. 1.
Spain Prepares to Impose Direct Rule on CataloniaSpain's government said it was calling a Cabinet session for Saturday to activate measures to take control of Catalonia's semi-autonomous powers.
Why Was Chad on Trump's Travel Ban List? Lack of Paper.This is the story of how an office supply glitch became a major irritant between the United States and one of its close security partners.
Poll: America's Fear of North Korea Is on the RiseA majority of Americans — regardless of their partisanship — view North Korea as the most immediate threat to the U.S., says a new NBC News|SurveyMonkey poll.
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John Kelly, George Bush, Quentin Tarantino: Your Thursday Evening Briefing
Full Transcript and Video: Kelly Defends Trump’s Handling of Soldier’s Death and Call to WidowThe White House chief of staff, a retired Marine general who lost his own son in battle, delivered an emotional statement. Right and Left React to Trump’s Condolence Call ControversyRead about how the other side thinks about the president’s interactions with Gold Star families.
Republicans Ready to Move on a Tax Plan Few Have SeenRepublicans are set to move quickly to pass a tax bill that they have drafted in secret.
Without Saying ‘Trump,’ Bush and Obama Deliver Implicit RebukesGeorge W. Bush and Barack Obama emerged from political seclusion and denounced the politics of division, sending a message to their successor in the White House.
Tarantino on Weinstein: ‘I Knew Enough to Do More Than I Did’Quentin Tarantino says he knew about allegations against Harvey Weinstein and feels ashamed about not taking a stronger stand.
Harvey Weinstein: Hollywood’s Open Secret — and Punch LineAs Hollywood opened up about the alleged sexual harassment by Harvey Weinstein, our reporter found that the industry had been making references about him in TV shows and awards programs for years. Los Angeles Police Investigate Rape Claim Against WeinsteinThe latest allegation against the former movie mogul was made by an Italian actress and model, who told police that the attack occurred in 2013.
Blood and Beauty on a Texas Exotic-Game RanchIn the hill country outside San Antonio, a safari-style world of rare and endangered species symbolizes the popularity and controversy of exotic game hunting.
Op-Ed Contributor: Lupita Nyong’o: Speaking Out About Harvey WeinsteinEditorial: A Chance to Defuse the Catalonia CrisisThe leaders of Spain and Catalonia have made their point. Now it’s time to show true leadership.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Bush Twins Want to Set the Record StraightJenna, Barbara and their ever-texting, emoji-addicted father aren’t who you think they are.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Essential John McCainOp-Ed Columnist: Trump, Trade and TantrumsContributing Op-Ed Writer: Dear Men: It’s You, TooThe least you could do is speak up about the horror of sexual violence, the lies that blame women and your complicity in all of it.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Does Eating Right Protect You From Air Pollution?Bomb School Wasn’t for Lulu, but the C.I.A. Wishes Her the BestMeet Lulu, the black Labrador and free spirit who bucked expectations and flunked out of the C.I.A.’s explosive detection “puppy class.”
Lyft Is Said to Explore I.P.O. as It Raises $1 Billion Led by AlphabetThe ride-hailing company is exploring a 2018 initial public offering, as it added fresh capital to its coffers from investors including a venture arm spun out of Google.
Harsh Words Back Home for Tom Marino, Congressman Tied to Opioid LawAfter a media exposé prompted the representative to withdraw as national drug czar nominee, Pennsylvania voters ask, “Does he even care about his people?”
As ISIS’ Role in Syria Wanes, Other Conflicts Take the StageThe Syrian war did not begin or end with the Islamic State. Who will control the cities and territories where ISIS was evicted is an open question.
Sean Penn Fights With Netflix Over El Chapo DocumentaryLawyers for the actor warned Netflix it would be responsible if Mr. Penn was harmed because of the series, which examines his 2015 meeting with a wanted drug dealer.
On Washington: Will Mitch McConnell Help His Friend Get a Health Care Deal?Senator Lamar Alexander is going to need some help from Senator Mitch McConnell, a friend for nearly 50 years, if his health care compromise is to become law.
What May Seem Good for New York Is Not Always Good for Its MayorGo to Yankee Stadium? Buy from Amazon or Starbucks? Mayor Bill de Blasio just can’t do it, even when his job would seem to call for such gestures.
Japan’s Young Workers Get a Lift, and Its Leaders ProfitPrime Minister Shinzo Abe stands to benefit in Sunday’s elections because wage growth and a tight job market have demoted the economy as a campaign issue.
Review: Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman and ‘The Killing of a Sacred Deer’Yorgos Lanthimos’s follow-up to “The Lobster” is a family drama that doesn’t reach the same imaginative peaks of his earlier films.
Simple Ways to Be Better at RememberingMemory is a reconstruction, not a photographic recording. Our brains — unlike computers — are forever rerecording those memories.
9 Ways to Help You Become a Smarter InvestorWe’ve pulled together some of the biggest issues in investing in a quarterly report that can help you navigate the murky waters of finance, with some laughs and lessons along the way.
Review: A ‘Torch Song’ Burning With Emotion Behind the LaughsPortraying mother and son in a fierce revival of Harvey Fierstein’s comedy, Mercedes Ruehl and Michael Urie are in peak form.
Review: ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Slowly Goes Where Dark TV Has Gone BeforeThrough its first five episodes, this moody series has some good ideas as it tries to adapt the franchise to the times. But it could use an energy boost.
Books of The Times: In ‘Righteous,’ a Stand-Up Sleuth Investigates His Brother’s MurderJoe Ide’s follow-up to his award-winning debut novel, “IQ,” begins in the exact spot that story left off: in a junkyard with a car full of evidence.
Economic View: A Stock Market Panic Like 1987 Could Happen AgainOn Oct. 19, 1987, the stock market fell more than 20 percent. It would be comforting to believe a crash couldn’t recur. But we are still at risk.
Feature: When the Revolution Came for Amy CuddyAs a young social psychologist, she played by the rules and won big: an influential study, a viral TED talk, a prestigious job at Harvard. Then, suddenly, the rules changed.
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