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Alaska lawmakers declare 'linguistic emergency' to save state's native languages Alaska lawmakers approved a bill asking the governor to declare a "linguistic emergency" to save the state's 20 native lamguages.     
City of Atlanta targeted by ransomware cyberattack The city of Atlanta's computer systems were targeted by a ransomware cyberattack Thursday morning, city officials said.   Anton Yelchin's parents reach settlement with Fiat Chrysler over son's death The parents of Anton Yelchin agreed to a settlement with Fiat Chrysler in a lawsuit against the car manufacturer over their son's death.  
Eat less if you want to live longer Putting just a bit less on your dinner plate each day might be key to a longer life, preliminary research suggests.   Depression could be a risk factor for a-fib: Study Depression can raise your risk of developing an irregular heart rhythm that's been linked to stroke and heart failure, a new study suggests.  
Study weighs heart danger of antibiotics for older women New research finds that, for women over 60, there's a link between long-term use of antibiotics and heightened odds for heart-linked death.   U.S. rents rise at fastest pace in nearly 2 years Rent prices in the United States are rising at their fastest level in 21 months, according to a survey by Zillow.   NFL free agent Eric Reid says he won't protest during national anthem If free-agent safety Eric Reid lands another job in the NFL, he plans to give up kneeling during the national anthem next season.   WR Mike Wallace agrees to one-year deal with Philadelphia Eagles The reigning Super Bowl champions have replaced one speedster wide receiver with another.   CB Tramon Williams headed back to Green Bay Packers Cornerback Tramon Williams is headed back to the Green Bay Packers, the NFL Network reported Thursday.   Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signs bill to use nitrogen hypoxia for executions Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed a bill Thursday to allow executions by nitrogen hypoxia as an alternative to lethal injection.   Thousands evacuated in California amid fear of floods, mudslides Thousands of people were instructed to evacuate homes in California as heavy rainfall continued and fears of flash flooding and mudslides continued Thursday.   Israeli man fined for urinating on Auschwitz memorial An Israeli man was detained by Polish authorities and issued a fine after urinating on a memorial to the victims of the Nazi death camp of Auschwitz.   McMaster resigns as national security advisor Gen. H.R. McMaster resigned Thursday as national security adviser, a position the White House said will be filled by former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton.   Ukrainian MP Savchenko accused of plotting to overthrow parliament Ukrainian authorities arrested MP Nadia Savchenko on Thursday on allegations she plotted to overthrow the government.   New York Giants release WR Dwayne Harris The New York Giants released wide receiver and return specialist Dwayne Harris, the team announced Thursday.   Johnny Manziel: Representatives from 13 teams watch former NFL QB throw Former NFL quarterback Johnny Manziel drew a crowd while throwing for scouts Thursday at the University of San Diego's Pro Day.   Oakland Raiders sign OT Breno Giacomini The Oakland Raiders signed offensive tackle Breno Giacomini, the club announced Thursday.   New England Patriots bring back OT LaAdrian Waddle The New England Patriots will keep offensive tackle LaAdrian Waddle, who agreed to terms on a one-year contract with the team.   Juventus facing MLS All-Stars on Aug. 1 in AtlantaDow Jones falls 724 points after Trump announces China tariffs The Dow Jones industrial average fell more than 700 points Thursday after President Donald Trump announced tariffs against China.   Kansas City Chiefs sign former Dolphins RB Damien Williams Running back Damien Williams has signed a contract with the Kansas City Chiefs, his agent announced Thursday.   Jordan Palmer: USC's Sam Darnold tweaking delivery One criticism of USC quarterback Sam Darnold, beyond too many turnovers, has been his delivery.   Chicago Bears re-sign LB John Timu The Chicago Bears re-signed linebacker John Timu to a one-year contract, the team announced Thursday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The 2018 MLS All-Stars will battle Juventus in August in Atlanta. 
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 New York Times | Trump Chooses Bolton for 3rd Security Adviser as Shake-Up Continues New York Times WASHINGTON — President Trump named John R. Bolton, a hard-line former American ambassador to the United Nations, as his third national security adviser on Thursday, continuing a shake-up that creates one of the most hawkish national security teams of ... Trump Taps John Bolton for NSA Post as McMaster Departs John Bolton, the Anti-McMaster Bolton's move to White House signals a more hawkish turn |
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Facebook, John Dowd, Syria: Your Thursday Evening Briefing
Trump Chooses Bolton for 3rd Security Adviser as Shake-Up ContinuesPresident Trump named John R. Bolton, a hard-line former American ambassador to the United Nations, to replace Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster.
Man in the News: John Bolton, an Undiplomatic Voice for American MightIf President Trump wanted a national security adviser who would match his confrontational approach to the world, then Mr. Bolton fits the bill.
Trump’s Lawyer Resigns as President Adopts Aggressive Approach in Russia InquiryThe lawyer, John Dowd, was said to have left over a disagreement with President Trump about whether Mr. Trump should agree to be interviewed by the special counsel.
Trump Hits China With Stiff Trade MeasuresPresident Trump said he will impose tariffs on about $60 billion worth of Chinese imports.
Stocks Tumble Amid Heightening Concerns Over TradeMajor indexes fell by more than 2 percent Thursday as investors began to take seriously the prospects of a trade war between the world’s two largest economies. How the Las Vegas Gunman Planned a Massacre, in 7 Days of VideoUsing exclusive surveillance footage obtained from MGM Resorts, we pieced together the last days of Stephen Paddock, the Las Vegas gunman. He plays video poker, laughs with hotel staff and hauls bag after bag of weapons into his suite. Beyond Gun Control, Student Marchers Aim to Upend ElectionsWith hundreds of March for Our Lives demonstrations planned for Saturday, high school students say this is a moment of political awakening for their generation.
His Brother Was Shot in Chicago. He’s Marching With Students From Parkland.Ke’Shon Newman’s brother was shot nine times on Chicago’s South Side, where gun violence is a daily threat. Now, Ke’Shon is heading to Washington to march with high school students from Parkland, Fla. Editorial: Would You Want to Be Donald Trump’s Lawyer?Op-Ed Columnist: Cynthia Nixon and the Degradation of ExperienceEditorial: Trump’s Half-Baked China TariffsHe’s right to accuse it of stealing American technology, but has no idea how to fix the problem.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: If You Love High TV Bills, This Is the Merger for YouAn antitrust challenge to AT&T’s merger with Time Warner is the last chance to stop pay-television bills from getting any higher.
Op-Ed Columnist: Speaking as a White Male …Op-Ed Contributor: How to Prevent Smart People From Spreading Dumb IdeasOp-Ed Contributor: Will Canada Elect a Tin-Pot Northern Trump?Doug Ford’s rise to power in Ontario signals the Conservative brand is now principally a marker of contempt for political order itself.
Op-Ed Contributor: What It’s Like to Be Black in AustinYears before the bomb attacks, I felt fear and isolation even in this progressive haven.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Bomber Is Dead, but Fear of Racist Attacks Lives OnEast Austin residents say their progressive city has a blind spot when it comes to race.
Ex-Playboy Model Karen McDougal Details 10-Month Affair With Donald TrumpIn a lengthy television interview, Ms. McDougal said she was hurt when the president offered her money after sex, but added that they ended up in love.
State Dept. Approves $670 Million Arms Deal With Saudi ArabiaThe proposed sale, which is bound to be questioned by Congress, came hours after Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met with Pentagon leaders to discuss the Saudi-led bombing campaign in Yemen.
‘I Take Responsibility,’ Carson Says of $31,000 Furniture PurchaseFacing withering criticism from a Senate subcommittee, the secretary of housing and urban development followed the advice of his aides, who in recent days have urged him to apologize for the purchase.
AT&T Would Use Time Warner as a ‘Weapon,’ Justice Dept. SaysIn opening statements of government’s case to block the AT&T-Time Warner merger, the two sides offered starkly different visions of the TV industry.
Protests Grip Sacramento After Police Fatally Shoot Unarmed Black ManStephon Clark was shot dead by officers searching for a man who had been breaking windows. They said they thought he was armed, but no weapon was found.
Emmanuel Macron Becomes France’s Answer to Strongman PopulismWith the National Assembly firmly in his pocket, France’s president has had almost unchecked authority to carry out his agenda.
In Austin, a Bomber’s Rampage Exposes Racial Fault Lines Long BuriedThe bombs planted by a 23-year-old white man have raised lingering questions about race, geography and class in one of Texas’ most liberal cities.
Loyola-Chicago Holds Off Nevada for a Third Straight UpsetThe No. 11 Ramblers and Sister Jean continued their unlikely run with a narrow victory over the seventh-seeded Wolf Pack.
De Blasio Donor Says He Steered Thousands in Bribes to Mayor’s CampaignsA Long Island restaurateur testified that Bill de Blasio not only knew of the illegal scheme; he said that the mayor encouraged it.
<div>Review: ‘Frozen’ Hits Broadway With a Little Magic and Some Icy Patches</div>The neurotic stage musical adaptation of the animated blockbuster raises questions about how Disney transforms its biggest hits.
Kubinka Journal: Patriotic Youth Army Takes Russian Kids Back to the FutureThe Youth Army, a recent Kremlin creation, is designed to imprint nationalist fervor, but critics doubt Russia needs a militaristic league for the young.
Unbecoming a TrumpAfter a dozen years, Vanessa Haydon Trump says she is leaving the first family.
Thinking About Having a ‘Green’ Funeral? Here’s What to KnowA typical American funeral usually involves a few hallmarks we’ve come to expect. But how necessary are those embellishments?
Art Review: Real, or Too Real? A Dazzling Show Goes the Way of All FleshWelcome to the dollhouse, sideshow, morgue, cabinet of wonders and art-thriller that is “Like Life” at the Met Breuer.
Review: ‘Roxanne Roxanne’ Is a Slice of Old-School Hip-Hop LifeThis film about Roxanne Shante has an intimate indie vibe nicely suited to its subject: rap stardom in the days before hip-hop culture went global.
Matter: Was a Tiny Mummy in the Atacama an Alien? No, but the Real Story Is Almost as StrangeKnown as “Ata,” the six-inch-long skeleton was discovered in Chile and may have had genetic mutations causing a bone disorder never before documented.
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