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Cleveland Cavaliers drub Philadelphia 76ers for 8th win in row PHILADELPHIA -- Philadelphia 76ers rookie sensation Ben Simmons said he regards Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James as a "big brother."     
Oakland Raiders' Michael Crabtree, Denver Broncos' Aqib Talib get 2-game suspensions The NFL handed down two-game suspensions without pay to Oakland Raiders wide receiver Michael Crabtree and Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib.   Pittsburgh Penguins lose Murray to injury but beat Philadelphia Flyers Sidney Crosby scored at 1:48 of overtime Monday night at PPG Paints Arena to give Pittsburgh a 5-4 win.  
Massachusetts man completes 40,320-piece jigsaw puzzle A Massachusetts man completed a 40,320-piece Disney jigsaw puzzle over the course of about three months.   FDA: 'Bone treats' causing illness, death in dogs The Food and Drug Administration warned consumers not to buy commercial dog bones after several reports of illness and death of pets, the agency said.  
Matt Murray: Pittsburgh Penguins G injured in collision Penguins No. 1 goaltender Matt Murray left Pittsburgh's Monday night game after he was bowled over by the Philadelphia Flyers' Jakub Voracek.   Damian Lilliard leads Portland Trail Blazers past New York Knicks Damian Lillard had 32 points and Pat Connaughton added 17 as the Portland Trail Blazers defeated the New York Knicks 103-91.   Study finds high percentage of gov't websites fail security, accessibility tests At least 91 percent of the most popular U.S. government websites are failing to perform in at least one key metric, a new study found.   Bullied teens more likely to take weapons to school Bullied teens are twice as likely to take weapons such as guns or knives to school, a new study reveals.   Trees could curb asthma flare-ups in polluted cities Urban air pollution can trigger asthma. But lots of trees in cities might lower the odds of a flare-up, a new British study finds.   Federal court rules military must accept transgender recruits by Jan. 1 A federal court ruled Monday that the U.S. military must move forward with plans to allow transgender recruits by the beginning of 2018.   Horses provide clue to cause of sore throats in humans The fight against germs that cause millions of sore throats each year may have gotten a boost from horses.   U.S. Navy plane has 'unsafe' encounter with Russian jet A U.S. Navy plane had an "unsafe" interaction with a Russian fighter jet while flying over the Black Sea on Saturday, the Pentagon said.   Arthritis no longer just a disease of the old More younger Americans experience the aches and pains of arthritis than once thought.   Pot may alter brain function of some with HIV Using marijuana when you have HIV could lead to problems with brain function if you also abuse alcohol or drugs, a new study finds.   David Hasselhoff, Kiefer Sutherland to guest star on 'The Grand Tour' Amazon has announced the guest stars slated to appear in Season 2 of its car-themed docu-series "The Grand Tour."   Weed killer glyphosate wins five-year approval in EU vote The European Union voted to grant controversial weed killer ingredient glyphosate a new, five-year lease Monday.   Fergie to host 'The Four' on Fox Pop music superstar Fergie announced Monday she signed on as the host of "The Four" on Fox.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Jameis Winston might return this week vs. Green Bay Packers Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston, who has missed three games because of a shoulder injury, probably will get a chance to restart his season in Green Bay.   Martellus Bennett's return to New England Patriots ends with trip to IR The New England Patriots placed tight end Martellus Bennett on injured reserve Monday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Americans in Bali describe chaos as volcano strands touristsTens of thousands of travelers remained stranded in Bali on Monday as a volcano hurled gray ash nearly 10,000 feet into the air, canceling hundreds of flights and shuttering the island's airport.
 
Germany opened its borders to 1M asylum-seekers in one year. So how is it going?Life remains a struggle for many of the around 1 million asylum-seekers who reached Germany in 2015.
Harry's journey from party boy to prince charmingMeghan Markle is the missing piece in the puzzle for Prince Harry, experts say, as he grows from wild child to prince charming.
15,200 child migrants arrived in Europe on their own this year"Concerns remain high that many women and girls arriving in Europe are victims of trafficking," the UNHCR report said.
Gold trader tied to Turkish president avoids trial for nowA trial over a scheme to evade U.S. sanctions in Iran will start without top defendant Reza Zarrab, who sources say is cooperating.
It's official! Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are getting marriedLos Angeles-born actress Meghan Markle is a divorcee and three years older than Prince Harry, an ex-party boy who served in Afghanistan with the British army.
New Miss Universe's message on sexual misconduct: 'We are unbreakable'New Miss Universe Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters didn't shy away when asked to comment on sexual harassment just after being crowned Sunday night.
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Mick Mulvaney, Elizabeth Warren, Meghan Markle: Your Monday Evening Briefing
Senators Scramble to Advance Tax Bill That Increasingly Rewards WealthyAs Republican lawmakers returned to Washington determined to pass their tax overhaul, senators were in talks to resolve concerns that could bedevil the bill’s passage.
The Republican Senators Who Might Oppose the Tax BillA handful of Republican senators are on the fence about President Trump’s tax plan. Here are their concerns.
2 Bosses Show Up to Lead the Consumer Financial Protection BureauOne Trump pick and one Obama holdover are publicly and messily fighting over control of the government’s top consumer financial watchdog.
Casting Wall Street as Victim, Trump Leads Deregulatory ChargeA decade after the financial crisis, bank regulators are starting to ease up and lawmakers are considering paring back on restrictions.
Right and Left React to the Turmoil at the Consumer Finance WatchdogWriters from across the political spectrum on the conflict over the leadership of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Al Franken, Battling for His Political Life, Apologizes for GropingResponding to accusations of serial groping, Senator Al Franken tells women and the press that he is “tremendously sorry” and vows to regain women’s trust. Franken on Groping Allegations: ‘I Am Sorry’Senator Al Franken responded to allegations of sexual harassment during a news conference on Monday. “This will not happen again going forward,” he said. Media Memo: Trump and Russia Seem to Find Common Foe: The American PressPresident Trump criticized CNN International hours after President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia signed a law requiring some American news media outlets to register as foreign agents.
Trump Hits a Favorite Punching Bag, CNNPresident Trump criticized CNN International for representing “our nation to the WORLD very poorly.” The network pointed out that representing the United States was not its job.
Trump Paid Over $1 Million in Labor Settlement, Documents RevealPapers in a lawsuit involving work by illegal immigrants on Trump Tower’s site, sealed since 1998, were unsealed by a judge last week.
News Analysis: Prince Harry Casts Aside Ghosts of Royal Marriages PastHarry, fifth in line to the throne, may never be king. But his mere choice of bride may give Britain a strong shove into the future.
How Prince Harry Proposed to Meghan MarklePrince Harry and his fiancée, Meghan Markle, an American actress and humanitarian, describe how they became engaged. Yes, he got down on one knee. Prince Harry Used Princess Diana’s Diamonds in Engagement RingThe diamonds flank a larger central stone from Botswana, where he and his fiancée, Meghan Markle, went on vacation early in their relationship.
Senate Race in Alabama Tests Reach of Trump’s EndorsementPresident Trump has endorsed Roy Moore’s embattled campaign for a Senate seat. But even Republicans are skeptical of how much influence the president has.
Woman Tried to Dupe Washington Post With False Claim About Roy Moore, Paper SaysA woman told Washington Post reporters that Roy Moore, the Republican Senate candidate in Alabama, impregnated her when she was 15. But the newspaper said it rejected her assertions.
Op-Ed Contributors: Dismantling the Foreign ServiceThe Trump administration’s proposed deep budget cuts to the State Department and failure to fill key diplomatic posts threaten the country’s security.
Op-Ed Contributor: Vladimir Putin vs. the Token WomenThe Russian president’s opponent of choice is a thirtysomething blond feminist. Why?
Op-Ed Contributor: Old and Lonely in New IndiaAs the big joint families splinter and younger Indians move elsewhere for work, an increasing number of older people are living alone in India.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Biggest Tax Scam in HistoryOp-Ed Contributor: Trump’s Bureaucratic ShowdownCongress gave the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau an unusual amount of autonomy — including the power to appoint a successor.
Op-Ed Columnist: When You’re Promoted, Not Punished, After a ScandalDon’t forget that Donald Trump won the presidency even after a sexual harassment scandal.
The Stone: Drawing a Line in the ‘Gay Wedding Cake’ CaseTwo bakers in Colorado refused to sell cakes to customers. So why should one refusal be legal and the other not?
Op-Ed Contributor: Art Censorship at Guantánamo BayThe military may now destroy paintings and sculptures by Guantánamo prisoners. That’s a tactic fit for a terrorist regime.
Trump Again Derides Warren as ‘Pocahontas,’ This Time at Event Honoring Navajo VeteransStanding in the Oval Office alongside three World War II code talkers, Mr. Trump made the unscripted comment after other officials praised the veterans’ history and contributions. As Bitcoin Scrapes $10,000, an Investment Boom Like No OtherThe virtual currency’s price reached a new threshold, leaving critics and enthusiasts alike stunned by its soaring value.
China Sentences Taiwanese Human Rights Activist in Subversion CaseLee Ming-cheh was sentenced to five years in prison in the first case in which China has convicted a Taiwanese citizen of state subversion.
Glyphosate, Top-Selling Weed Killer, Wins E.U. Approval for 5 YearsThe decision to reauthorize use of the world’s best-selling herbicide for an abbreviated period was made amid opposition from several of the union’s member states, including France and Italy.
‘It Was a Blood Bath’: Freight Trains Kill 110 Reindeer in NorwayAnimal advocacy groups urge speed limits, new fencing and digital tracking to prevent more accidents.
She Accused a Moroccan Pop Star of Rape. Online, She Was Vilified.A young Frenchwoman has made an internet plea to clear her name and counter threats, opening a debate about sexual assault in the Arab world.
At Time Inc., a Jittery Reckoning on the Day After the SaleAt staff meetings held soon after the Meredith Corporation reached a deal made possible by Koch Industries, Time Inc. employees have hard questions.
‘Ghost Guns,’ Homemade and Untraceable, Face Growing ScrutinyA gun safety group founded by Gabrielle Giffords is trying to shut down websites that sell materials to build homemade weapons.
What’s in That Can of Chock Full o’Nuts? ‘No Nuts,’ Can PromisesThe coffee maker’s nut-free disclaimer on its container is intended for consumers beyond New York who might be confused about what is inside.
Tokyo Journal: Tokyo, Once a Cigarette Haven, Could Finally Kick Out the SmokersA no-smoking ordinance being considered by the city raises the question of whether the famously rule-abiding Japanese would obey it.
An Insect’s Colorful Gift, Treasured by Kings and ArtistsAn exhibition in Mexico City traces Mexican red, the cochineal dye that reaped riches for the Spanish crown — and entranced painters.
4 Easy(ish) Steps Toward Happiness You Can Take TodaySynagogue’s Mix of Arts and Religion Helps Shape Jewish Life in WashingtonOne of Washington’s oldest synagogues, Sixth and I has breathed new life into the city’s rich Jewish tradition.
Children’s Books: Notable Children’s Books of 2017The best in picture books, middle grade and young adult fiction and nonfiction, selected by the children’s books editor of The New York Times Book Review.
On College Football: Tennessee, Greg Schiano and Moral Outrage in College SportsGreg Schiano lost his job as the Vols’ football coach before he got started because of a swift, strong and perhaps undeserved backlash.
Nonfiction: A New Biography of the Renaissance GeniusWalter Isaacson turns his attention to Leonardo da Vinci and all his mechanical and artistic achievements.
On Olympics: Skiing or Snowboarding? Ester Ledecka Chose BothLedecka, a 22-year-old Czech, is attempting to become the first athlete to compete in skiing and snowboarding at the Olympics.
The Checkup: A Healthy Dose of GuiltMoral guilt is not the same as shame. When it’s constructive, guilt can make a child feel determined to do things differently, experts say.
Personal Health: New Recognition for Chronic FatigueA major shift is underway as far as how to approach treatment of a condition once met with skepticism.
Why Is This Bacterium Hiding in Human Tumors?Whether Fusobacterium nucleatum causes colon tumors is unknown. But a new study hints that it may be “an integral part of the cancer.”
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