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Macron pushes to criminalize gender-based insults French President Manuel Macron said he wants to criminalize gender-based insults as part of a push towards gender equality.     
'Walking Dead'-'Fear the Walking Dead' crossover character announced [Spoiler alert!] The character who will appear in "The Walking Dead"-"Fear the Walking Dead" crossover event was announced on the analysis program "Talking Dead" Sunday night.   Schumer wants DNA test companies investigated over privacy concerns Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., called on the FTC to investigate companies that provide ancestry DNA results due to potential privacy concerns.  
Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen returns, then leaves again with injury Tight end Greg Olsen made his long-awaited return to the Carolina Panthers' lineup in Sunday's 35-27 win over the New York Jets after an eight-week absence due to a broken foot.   8-year-old girl steals mom's car, leads police on cross-county chase An 8-year-old Indiana girl could be facing charges after she stole her mother's car and led police on a cross-county chase Friday.  
Michigan Wolverines QB Wilton Speight announces transfer from school Michigan quarterback Wilton Speight announced Sunday that he will transfer for his final college season.   Red-hot Atlanta Falcons forging ahead in face of mounting injuries The Atlanta Falcons hope to have two-time Pro Bowl running back Devonta Freeman available for next Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings.   Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid: No plans to bench Alex Smith Andy Reid's Kansas City Chiefs remain mired in an offensive slump, but the coach dismissed any notion of trying to jumpstart his offense by turning to first-round draft pick Patrick Mahomes.   New England Patriots: Rob Gronkowski mum on celebration, talkative on biscuits New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski wanted to talk about it. He couldn't but he wanted to.   Malcolm Jenkins on Philadelphia Eagles' stifling defense: 'It's attitude, man' Small part scheme and big part attitude have made the Philadelphia Eagles' defense one of the most venerable in the NFL.   Arizona Cardinals derail Jacksonville Jaguars on Phil Dawson's 57-yard field goal Phil Dawson kicked a career-long 57-yard field goal with one second remaining in regulation to lift the Arizona Cardinals to a 27-24 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.   Oakland Raiders notch intense victory over Denver Broncos Quarterback Derek Carr threw two touchdown passes, Marshawn Lynch ran for a score, and the Oakland Raiders gave their playoff hopes a boost with an emotional 21-14 victory.   Seattle church to demolish homeless shelter, build new parking lot A Seattle church is planning to demolish homeless shelters on its property to make space for a bigger parking lot, leading to complaints from local activists.   Jared Goff helps Los Angeles Rams stop New Orleans Saints' eight-game winning streak Jared Goff passed for two touchdowns and Drew Brees was held to one as the Los Angeles Rams beat the New Orleans Saints, 26-20, at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Sunday.   Russell Wilson helps Seattle Seahawks maintain dominance over San Francisco 49ers Russell Wilson threw two touchdown passes and ran for a third Sunday, lifting the Seattle Seahawks to their fourth consecutive road win with a 24-13 triumph over the San Francisco 49ers.   Las Vegas shooting survivor killed in hit-and-run accident A Nevada man who survived the Las Vegas shooting was killed in a hit-and-run car accident one month later, according to reports.   Injuries plague top figure skaters at Skate America Some of the top men competing at Skate America this weekend in Lake Placid, N.Y., suffered injuries and equipment failure, but many still made it to the finals.   Panthers' Cam Newton scores TD and does Superman pose, shoved by Jets' Jamal Adams New York Jets rookie Jamal Adams shoved Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton while he was doing his Superman celebration.   Reports: Dan Mullen reaches agreement with Florida Gators to become next head coach Mississippi State's Dan Mullen has reportedly reached an agreement to become the new coach at Florida, multiple outlets reported Sunday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Archbishop of Canterbury baffled by Christians who back TrumpThe Most Reverend Justin Welby told ITV's "Peston on Sunday" program that he "really genuinely" can't comprehend why fundamentalists have provided such a strong base for Trump.
 
ISIS raises stakes with Egypt mosque attackThe ease with which they mounted an attack — killing more than 300 people in the worst bloodshed of its kind in Egypt's modern history — highlighted the threat militant groups pose in the most populous Arab country.
With Germany in crisis, Europe ponders life without MerkelAs Germany faces its worst political crisis in decades, Europe-watchers contemplate what Angela Merkel's uncertain future might mean for the embattled E.U.
Explosion in Chinese port city kills 2, injures at least 30Reports said that the powerful explosion occurred at a factory in Ningbo, one of China's busiest ports, injured at least 30 people and toppled buildings.
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Congress Returns to Intense Pressure to End Secrecy Over Sex HarassmentRepresentative John Conyers Jr., who paid a secret settlement with taxpayer money, stepped aside from his post as the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee.
In Tax Debate, Gift to Religious Right Could Be Bargaining ChipConservative Christian leaders are edging toward a once-improbable victory, having quietly worked for years to repeal a ban on political activity by churches.
How a $250 Break for Teachers Explains a House-Senate Divide on TaxesHouse Republicans, seeking to clean up the tax code and expand tax rate cuts, voted to eliminate a deduction for teacher spending. The Senate bill would double it.
Added to the Storm’s Toll, Guilt and Heartache for Puerto Ricans Who FledAfter Hurricane Maria, the reasons for leaving Puerto Rico were obvious. Still, an exodus has stirred guilt, resentment and fear it could slow the recovery.
No Man’s Land: Barbuda After IrmaThe Caribbean island of Barbuda felt the full force of Hurricane Irma. Now, a struggle to control its future is underway. On one side are Barbudans who own the land and want to preserve their unique way of life — on the other, the government and foreign investors who see opportunity in disaster.
Myanmar General’s Purge of Rohingya Lifts His Popular SupportSenior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing’s campaign to drive out Muslims, which is widely approved of by Myanmar’s Buddhist majority, may help lead him to the presidency.
Pope Francis’ Dilemma in Myanmar: Whether to Say ‘Rohingya’The pope, who is visiting on Monday, received a plea from the nation’s cardinal not to mention the Muslim minority but focus on the group in “a way that doesn’t hurt anybody.”
In Peru’s Deserts, Melting Glaciers Are a Godsend (Until They’re Gone)Accelerating glacial melt in the Andes caused by climate change has set off a gold rush downstream, letting the desert bloom. But as the ice vanishes, the vast farms below may do the same.
Op-Ed Contributor: Beijing Hinders Free Speech in AmericaThe Chinese Communist Party is reaching into Western academic communities and silencing visiting Chinese students.
Op-Ed Contributor: Congress’s Assault on CharitiesProposals being considered would make it hard for these important organizations to do their work.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: China’s Trojan Train Into Hong KongAn innocuous-seeming railway project connecting Hong Kong to the Chinese mainland is a not-so-covert attack on the city’s political autonomy.
Op-Ed Contributor: ICE’s Courthouse Arrests Undercut DemocracyThis immigration enforcement tactic scares people away from courthouses and harms us all.
Editorial: Cops, Cellphones and Privacy at the Supreme CourtThe justices have a good opportunity to bring the Fourth Amendment up-to-date in the digital age.
Time Inc. Sells Itself to Meredith Corp., Backed by Koch BrothersMeredith Corporation, the publisher of Family Circle and Better Homes and Gardens, clinches a deal in an cash transaction valued at nearly $3 billion.
Woman Fatally Shot by Hunter Who Mistook Her for a Deer, Officials SayRosemary Billquist was walking her dogs near her home in a small town in western New York. The man who shot her was a neighbor she had watched grow up.
Bulletin Board: Readers Accuse Us of Normalizing a Nazi Sympathizer; We RespondOur national editor responds to readers’ feedback, most of it highly critical, of our profile of a white nationalist in Ohio.
Kabul Journal: In Her Film About Afghan Life, the Woman Slaps BackRoya Sadat sold her apartment, car and jewelry to make a movie that deepens the conversation on women’s rights. It’s Afghanistan’s selection for the Oscars now.
The Talk of Turkey? A Politically Charged Trial in New YorkTurkish officials are watching closely as the U.S. prepares to try two prominent Turks accused of helping their country violate the embargo against Iran.
The Neediest Cases Fund: Living on Scraps, Boy Who Fled Boko Haram Yearns to Heal the PoorUsman Lawan, 13, dreams of becoming a doctor while contending with his own hunger and irregular access to water amid Nigeria’s eight-year war against the terrorist group.
Brantley in Britain: Eye-Openers in London: 19th-Century Women With 21st-Century ProblemsRevivals of plays by Ibsen and Wilde, and a new work about the young Karl Marx, find strong women chafing under the yoke of dominating men.
Review: Verdi’s Requiem Recast as Memorial for Dmitri HvorostovskyA four-performance run of the great choral work has been dedicated to the memory of the Russian baritone, a beloved Met artist who died on Wednesday.
If No One Owns the Moon, Can Anyone Make Money Up There?Ambiguities in the 50-year-old Outer Space Treaty may be getting in the way of entrepreneurs seeking opportunities elsewhere in our solar system.
New York Punk, Out of RetirementRockers from the downtown scene of the 1970s and ’80s are keeping the flame alive, and their gray-haired fans are happy to party like it’s 1979.
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