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Two drug cartel hitmen get life in prison for murder of ICE agent Two Mexican hitmen working for the Los Zetas drug cartel were sentenced to life in prison Monday for the murder of an American federal agent in Mexico.     
Sen. Paul recovering with 5 broken ribs after assault U.S. Sen. Rand Paul is recovering at his Kentucky home with five broken ribs he received in what's described as an attack by his neighbor, his office said.   Harvey Weinstein banned for life from Television Academy The Television Academy permanently expelled Harvey Weinstein after dozens of women accused him of sexual misconduct.  
Meek Mill sentenced to 2 to 4 years for violating probation Rapper Meek Mill was sentenced to two to four years in state prison Mmonday for violating his probation.   Terrell Owens gets the boot on 'Dancing with the Stars' Terrell Owens and Cheryl Burke were eliminated from Season 25 of "Dancing with the Stars" in Los Angeles Monday night.  
DHS ends protected immigration status for Nicaraguans, extends for Hondurans The Department of Homeland Security announced it is ending the Temporary Protected Status immigration program for Nicaraguans, but extending it for Hondurans.   Robert Mugabe fires vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has fired his vice president to potentially clear a path to power for his wife.   OnePlus 5T to be unveiled at Nov.16 launch event Chinese manufacturer OnePlus' latest smartphone, the OnePlus 5T, is expected to go on sale in North America and Europe on Nov. 21, the company announced.   Common blood thinner could lower cancer risk A pill widely taken to prevent heart attack and stroke may also guard against cancer, new research suggests.   Houston Texans have no plans to sign Colin Kaepernick Quarterback Tom Savage of the Houston Texans hasn't lost his starting job yet despite a shaky performance during his first game of replacing Deshaun Watson.   Older women can 'walk away from the grim reaper' Ladies, slip on your sneakers and walk briskly every day, and you might prolong your life.   New York Yankees' Aaron Judge on short list for AL MVP, Rookie of Year Aaron Judge set a rookie record for homers, and the New York Yankees right-fielder could win a pair of awards next week.   'Good ole days' were better for kids' health, adults say More than two-thirds of adults think children today are less healthy than previous generations of youngsters, a new survey finds.   New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman explains dismissal of Joe Girardi New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman explained his reasoning for not retaining longtime manager Joe Girardi on Monday.   26 teenage girls found dead in Mediterranean Sea Italian officials are investigating how 26 teenage girls died aboard a vessel carrying African migrants across the Mediterranean Sea.   Man arrested after traveling to White House to kill 'all white police' Secret Service officials said the agency arrested a Texas man near White House grounds after he traveled to Washington, D.C., to kill "all white police."   Florida State suspends all fraternity activity after pledge dies Florida State University President John Thrasher indefinitely suspended all fraternity and sorority activity at the school Monday.   Tapings of 'Tonight Show' canceled after Jimmy Fallon's mom dies Repeat episodes of "The Tonight Show" will air on NBC this week as host Jimmy Fallon mourns the death of his mother Gloria.   Bangladesh police arrest man for 2015 death of U.S. blogger Counterterrorism officers arrested an Islamist militant suspected in the killing of a U.S. blogger killed in a machete attack in Bangladesh in 2015.   Kansas City Chiefs struggle finding complementary offense, defensive balance Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid knows his team can be pretty good, and sometimes great. His offense occasionally scores at will and his defense can make big stops.   Pittsburgh Steelers midseason report card: Steelers sitting pretty in AFC North race The Pittsburgh Steelers were sitting pretty as they entered their bye week. They're sitting even prettier as they return to work and prepare for the second half of the season.   New England Patriots midseason report card: Pats on unusual road trip after bye week Bill Belichick's New England Patriots (6-2) exit their bye week with some interesting, formidable challenges on the horizon.   The victims of Texas church shooting: Who they were Twenty-six people ranging in age from 18 months to 77 years old were killed and 20 more were injured during a mass shooting at a church in Texas on Sunday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Texas, Japan, Saudi Arabia: Your Monday Evening Briefing
Asia and Australia Edition: Texas, North Korea, Shinzo Abe: Your Tuesday BriefingAir Force Error Allowed Texas Gunman to Buy WeaponsThe Air Force admitted that it didn’t enter Devin P. Kelley’s domestic violence court-martial into a database that could have prevented him from buying a gun.
 
Witnesses Describe Shooting in Texas ChurchDevin Patrick Kelley, 26, opened fire in a church in rural Texas on Sunday, killing at least 26 people. He was pursued by residents and found dead in his car. One Minute They Were a Family Praying in Church. The Next, Eight of Them Were Dead.Eight members of the Holcombe family, a group spanning three generations, died in the shooting at the First Baptist Church in Texas.
For Tightknit Texas Town, Horror of Shooting Makes ‘No Sense’In the town of Sutherland Springs, everyone knew a victim of the massacre at the First Baptist Church, and some knew many.
Right and Left React to the Church Massacre in TexasWriters from across the political spectrum take on gun control and the effectiveness of prayer in the wake of the mass shooting at a church in Sutherland Springs, Tex.
The Paradise Papers: After a Tax Crackdown, Apple Found a New Shelter for Its ProfitsThe tech giant has found a tax haven in the island of Jersey, leaving billions of dollars untouched by the United States, leaked documents reveal.
The Paradise Papers: From Utah, Secretive Help for a Russian Oligarch and His JetRecords leaked from an offshore law firm show how the wealthy elite sidestep prohibitions on foreigners registering private planes in the United States.
Paradise Papers Shine Light on Where the Elite Hide Their MoneyMillions of leaked files center on an offshore law firm that has helped obscure the wealth of multinational companies and the superrich.
Saudi Arabia Charges Iran With ‘Act of War,’ Raising Threat of Military ClashSaudi Arabia’s claim that a missile fired from Yemen was provided by Iran escalates tensions between the regional powers, who are fighting proxy wars in Yemen, Syria and Iraq.
Ritz-Carlton Has Become a Gilded Cage for Saudi RoyalsAn opulent hotel in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, is being used to house people detained in what Saudi Arabia’s government calls a crackdown on corruption.
Trump Tells Japan It Can Protect Itself by Buying U.S. ArmsPresident Trump was by turns generous and challenging as he pressed Japan on shooting down North Korean missiles and on trade imbalances with the United States.
Republican Tax Rewrite Helps Some Millionaires but Hurts OthersThe House tax overhaul raises taxes on high-income earners who make their money through labor, but delivers a huge tax cut to passive business owners.
Republican Plan Would Raise Taxes on MillionsThe Republican tax bill would cut taxes on average, but it would raise them on millions of middle-class families, especially those with large medical expenses.
Republicans Propose Last-Minute Changes to Tax BillThe changes, which came as lawmakers in the House began officially debating the bill, would tighten rules on the earned-income tax credit and seek to close the carried-interest loophole.
Editorial: Mass Shootings Don’t Have to Be InevitableOp-Ed Contributor: Is South Korea’s Alliance with the United States Worth It?It is time for South Koreans to question the myth that the bond is sacrosanct.
The Conversation: The Violence That Never SleepsThe mass killings in Texas and New York help us see what we value in common, but where is our sense of community the rest of the time?
Op-Ed Columnist: The Clash of Social VisionsWe need a tax plan based on a vision that is actually prosocial, not just a reward for donors.
Editorial: Ballot Proposals, Mayor and New Jersey Governor: How to VoteFor Tuesday’s elections, here are The Times’s recommendations in major races and on ballot proposals.
Op-Ed Columnist: Anniversary of the ApocalypseOp-Ed Columnist: Trump, Gillespie and the Same Old PartyTrumpism has taken over the G.O.P. because the party was mostly there already.
Op-Ed Contributors: The Lessons of Cyrus Vance’s Campaign ContributionsThe current campaign finance system for district attorneys is eroding public trust and could lead to actual corruption.
Broadcom Targets Qualcomm in Largest-Ever Tech DealThe $105 billion takeover bid sets up a battle between two chip makers whose products touch nearly every smartphone in the world.
Is Landscaping Drama at the Root of Rand Paul’s Assault?Police charged the neighbor, Rene Boucher, 59, with assault after he admitted to tackling Mr. Paul while the senator was mowing his lawn.
About 2,500 Nicaraguans to Lose Special Permission to Live in U.S.The Trump administration said thousands of immigrants from Nicaragua would have to leave the country by Jan. 5, 2019, but extended protections for Hondurans, for now.
CVS Will Offer Next-Day Delivery of Prescription DrugsThe service, including same-day delivery in big cities like New York and San Francisco, is being offered as Amazon considers getting into the pharmacy industry.
New York Police Officers Facing Rape Charges Quit the ForceThe resignations of Richard Hall and Edward Martins, former detectives, came just days before they were to appear at a departmental misconduct trial.
Cherepovets Journal: In Russian City, a Time Capsule to Comrades of the FutureOn the 50th anniversary of the Russian Revolution, the youth of 1967 sent a message to those of 2017: “Stay true to Communism’s ideals.”
As Wild Salmon Decline, Norway Pressures Its Giant Fish FarmsNew rules to combat sea lice have angered Norway’s important aquaculture industry. But environmental groups want to go much further.
As de Blasio Looks to 2nd Term, He Sees a City Threatened by TrumpRather than introduce new ideas, the mayor used a speech to business leaders on Monday to stress the threat posed by President Trump’s tax proposal.
The Neediest Cases Fund: For Holocaust Survivor, America Is the ‘Reason I Can Smile’Roza Livshits was 5 when the Nazis invaded Belarus. She never saw her parents again. In New York, she said, an aid agency has become her “everything.”
Edwidge Danticat: Dawn After the TempestsThe novelist Edwidge Danticat reflects on the devastation from Hurricanes Irma and Maria to many Caribbean islands whose economies rely on tourism.
The Rise of Modern IkebanaFloral designers are reviving the ancient Japanese art — and with it, an appreciation for the life force of a flower.
Your Best Ways to Say ‘Sorry, I’m Out of the Office’Finishing Last, but Not Least, at the New York MarathonThe official clock ended at 7:30 p.m., but that didn’t stop these final athletes — some who competed for over 12 hours — from crossing the finish line and getting a medal at the 2017 New York Marathon. The World Really Is a Stage, Scripts and All, to Actor With AutismMickey Rowe is thought to be the first openly autistic actor to play Christopher, a 15-year-old with autism, in “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.”
Nonfiction: The Women Who Helped America Crack Axis CodesLiza Mundy’s “Code Girls” goes behind the scenes of America’s national security apparatus in World War II, and finds it was heavily populated by women.
Profile: ‘Mad Men’ Creator Matthew Weiner’s Foray Into FictionAfter the popular television series ended, everyone was waiting for his next TV show. Instead, he wrote a novel.
John Mollo, Whose Costumes Made ‘Star Wars’ Seem Real, Dies at 86An authority on military uniforms, Mr. Mollo was adept at creating verisimilitude in worlds both imagined and remembered.
Go Hill Bombing in San FranciscoRace down city streets with a crew of skaters as they weave in and out of traffic, pedestrians and intersections without stopping. More Recent Articles
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