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NRA donations spiked after Parkland massacre, FEC data shows The NRA received an increase in donations in the days after 17 people were killed in the mass shooting at a Florida high school last month.     
Light breakfast might cut cost of pricey prostate cancer drug Here's one way to cut the cost of a $10,000-a-month prostate cancer drug: Take it with food, some researchers suggest.   Alzheimer's stigma a barrier to prevention, care: Survey Stigma surrounding Alzheimer's disease may discourage Americans from learning about their risk and from joining clinical trials for potential new treatments.  
Big weight loss may bring big relationship changes Weight-loss surgery may turn your love life upside down, new research suggests.   DoJ watchdog to review potential FISA court abuse by FBI DoJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz will look into potential U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court abuses by the Justice Department and FBI.  
Tennessee church shooter Emanuel Samson pleads not guilty The suspect in a shooting at a church in Antioch, Tenn., pleaded not guilty to all charges through his attorney on Wednesday.   Goodell on new rule: helmet is not a weapon ORLANDO, Fla. -- NFL commissioner Roger Goodell wrapped up the league meetings on Wednesday afternoon, saying it was a priority for owners to help player safety with new measures designed to limit helmet contact during games.   Owner York says 49ers hope to keep troubled LB Foster Owner Jed York said the San Francisco 49ers want troubled linebacker Reuben Foster on the team, but that it depends on him avoiding more off-the-field problems.   Lions sign free agent TE Toilolo The Detroit Lions have agreed to terms with free agent tight end Levine Toilolo on a one-year deal, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reported on Wednesday.   Report: Kim Jong Un's wife becomes beauty icon in China Ri Sol-ju, wife of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has become something of a beauty icon in China, following her surprise visit to Beijing earlier this week.   Notebook: Giants want two first-round picks for Beckham The New York Giants are on record as saying that they are not openly shopping star wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., but that doesn't mean they won't listen to offers.   Ethiopia's ruling coalition elects Abiy Ahmed as chairman Ethiopia's ruling coalition elected Abiy Ahmed as its new chairman Wednesday, setting him on a course to become the country's next prime minister.   South Korean military receives U.S.-made stealth fighter jet South Korea received the first of its F-35A stealth fighter jets to scale up the country's defense capabilities against threats from North Korea.   Ex-Russian spy may have been poisoned at his front door, officials say The Russian double agent and his daughter who were attacked with a rare poison may have came in contact with the substance at their front door.   Anthony Davis wants to know if he should shave his unibrow New Orleans Pelicans star Anthony Davis wants some feedback on if he should shave his notorious unibrow.   Report: Steelers' Bell wants $17 million a year Running back Le'Veon Bell wants the Pittsburgh Steelers to give him a contract worth $17 million a year, Aditi Kinkhabwala of the NFL Network reported from the owners meetings in Orlando, Fla.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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James Baker: China holds key to denuclearization of North Korea"China is the only country in the world that really has any influence, significant influence on North Korea," Baker told NBC News' Andrea Mitchell.
 
Funerals for victims of Russian mall fire beginStories of heroism during the fire emerged on a national day of mourning across Russia for the victims of the Kemerovo shopping mall fire.
Quebec mosque shooting suspect changes plea to guilty"I bitterly regret what I did," says Alexandre Bissonnette, accused of fatally shooting six people last year.
'We were defrauded': Ex-Weinstein assistant testifies to ParliamentPolice say Russian ex-spy, daughter were likely poisoned at their front door
Ecuador is cutting off Julian Assange's communicationsHe is not permitted to send any messages that could interfere with Ecuador's relations with other countries.
Pakistan's first transgender TV anchor hopes to change perceptionsNorth Korea's Kim Jong Un visited China for secret summitIt is believed to be the dictator's first foreign trip since he took power in 2011.
North Korea's mystery train: Drab on the outside, 'opulent' on the insideThe green train seen during Kim Jong Un's surprise visit to China looks identical to his father's slow but luxurious official transport.
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Kim Jong-un, Michael Flynn, Stephon Clark: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
Trump’s Lawyer Raised Prospect of Pardons for Flynn and ManafortThe episode raises questions about whether the president’s lawyer was trying to influence Mr. Trump’s former advisers and their cooperation with the special counsel.
Trump Aide Spoke During Campaign to Associate Tied to Russian IntelligenceThe campaign official, Rick Gates, has pleaded guilty in the investigation by the special counsel into Russian election interference.
Justice Dept. Will Be Investigated Over Surveillance of Trump Campaign OfficialThe department’s inspector general announced that he would examine whether law enforcement officials followed the law in seeking permission to surveil a former Trump campaign adviser.
Veterans Affairs Secretary Is Latest to Go as Trump Shakes Up CabinetThe move punctuated what has been a sharp fall from favor for David J. Shulkin, who delivered President Trump a string of bipartisan legislative victories.
Kim Jong-un’s China Visit Strengthens His Hand in Nuclear TalksThe North Korean leader’s first diplomatic trip since taking power was a reminder of how much he has set the agenda over his nation’s nuclear arsenal.
Trade Deals Take Years. Trump Wants to Remake Them in Months.A series of looming deadlines will put pressure on U.S. partners to reach deals, in a high-risk strategy that may not solve deeper and more persistent problems.
White House Looks to Use Emergency Law to Halt Chinese InvestmentAs the Trump administration prepares to roll out tariffs on Chinese goods, it is also planning a much more strategic strike, this time on investment.
Under Ben Carson, HUD Scales Back Fair Housing EnforcementThe department is aiming to roll back Obama administration attempts to curtail racial, ethnic and income segregation in federally subsidized housing and development projects.
Morgan Stanley Knew of a Star’s Alleged Abuse. He Still Works There.A top Morgan Stanley broker was repeatedly accused of violence against ex-wives and girlfriends. Bank managers were told. But he kept his job.
Op-Ed Contributor: David J. Shulkin: Privatizing the V.A. Will Hurt VeteransEditorial: Trump’s Heartless Transgender Military Ban Gets a Second ShotThe president announced late last week that he is trying again to keep many transgender people from being able to defend their country.
Op-Ed Contributor: Trade Is Not a Job KillerRoutine job destruction, innovation and changing tastes destroy a lot more jobs than China does.
Op-Ed Columnist: Trump’s Visitor From Outer SpaceOp-Ed Columnist: These Kids Could Tutor World LeadersOn my win-a-trip journey, a visit to a dirt-floor schoolhouse where kids struggle, but still manage to inspire.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Baseball Season Begins. So You Think You Know Your Teammates?Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The World Is Evolving and Ricky Gervais Isn’tThe comedian says he doesn’t care whom he offends. But he appears to be obsessed with the topic.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Don’t Turn a Radical Activist’s Death Into a TV MelodramaMarielle Franco, a Brazilian City Council member who was assassinated this month, fought racism and oppression, not “violence.”
Lawsuit Over Trump’s Ties to His Businesses Is Allowed to AdvanceThe suit accuses the president of violating the Constitution by refusing to divorce himself from the Trump Organization, and could allow the plaintiffs to scrutinize its records.
Woman Becomes First South African Imprisoned for Racist SpeechThe viral video of Vicki Momberg’s 2016 rant against black police officers has set off a national debate about the limits of free speech. Judge Gives DMX a Year in Prison and a Chance to Be Heard, MusicallyThe entertainer had pleaded guilty to tax evasion after federal investigators said he had failed to pay taxes on earnings from his music.
Poison Was Left on Russian Spy’s Front Door, the British Police SayAfter the Skripals were found unconscious, investigators looked at how they could have been poisoned, like a bouquet or a car ventilation system.
A Report of Vandalism, a Police Shooting and a Rage RekindledThe shooting of Stephon Clark has reignited the kind of protests against police killings that spread across the country in the past several years.
Ecuador Cuts Off Julian Assange’s Internet Access. Again.The government said it was concerned that Mr. Assange, who lives in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, was harming the country’s international relationships on social media.
Mireille Knoll, Murdered Holocaust Survivor, Is Honored in ParisThousands marched against anti-Semitic violence. Ms. Knoll, 85, was stabbed and burned in her home.
Saudi Arabia Almost Had a Fashion WeekWinds of change may be blowing through the desert kingdom, but a sudden postponement of its first fashion week suggests bumps in the road.
Nonfiction: Foreign Policy From the Dark SideRobert D. Kaplan’s new collection of essays, “The Return of Marco Polo’s World,” examines recent developments in international affairs.
A Chat Room of Their OwnWhen thousands of women get together on social media, wryly invoking the suicidal author Virginia Woolf as their muse, what could possibly go wrong?
Me Time: Catching Up With California-Style Woo-WooBack on the West Coast, where she grew up, our columnist does bodywork with a Pilates witch and consults a healer to reclaim her feminine power.
If You See Something, Write SomethingTeenage subway aficionados help with the upkeep of every one of New York City’s 472 subway stations — at least on Wikipedia.
Books of The Times: Geoff Dyer Takes to the Streets With Garry WinograndIn “The Street Philosophy of Garry Winogrand,” Dyer’s essays accompany 100 photographs that capture the fallout from the midcentury American moment.
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