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Attention on North Korea's new state policies, ahead of Seoul, U.S. summits Much attention is on what kind of external policies North Korea will decide to pursue in its major parliamentary session Wednesday.     
112-year-old Japanese man named world's oldest man A 112-year-old Japanese man was confirmed as one of the world's oldest people, according to Guinness World Records officials Tuesday.   Many parents unsure of talking about sex with LGBT kids Parents cited many challenges in trying to educate their LGBT teens about sex.  
Study highlights vast health differences between states "In terms of health outcomes, the United States is not united," said Dr. Howard Koh, who co-authored an editorial that accompanied the new study.   Common gynecologic condition linked to mental health issues A new British study hints at a connection between the gynecologic condition and mental health issues.  
Report: Senior Chinese official may hold talks with Kim Jong Un A senior Chinese official visiting North Korea, as part of a cultural exchange, may hold negotiations with Kim Jong Un on the North's nuclear program.   Trump signs order seeking work requirements for welfare programs President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday directing federal agencies to strengthen work requirements for welfare programs.   N.J. police officer charged with assault after slapping handcuffed child A New Jersey police officer has been charged with assault after body cameras caught him slapping a handcuffed, 13-year-old girl.   At least 20 dead in Brazil prison escape attemptPittsburgh Penguins begin quest for third straight Stanley Cup against rival Flyers There is nothing routine or stale for the Pittsburgh Penguins as they begin their quest for their third straight Stanley Cup against the Philadelphia Flyers.   Former 49ers CB Dontae Johnson visits with Minnesota Vikings Former San Francisco 49ers cornerback Dontae Johnson visited with the Minnesota Vikings on Tuesday.   Dubai to become fist city to test digital license plates Dubai plans to test digital license plates that will alert police and ambulance centers of road emergencies, officials said Monday.   Champions League: Salah sparks Liverpool comeback vs. Manchester City Liverpool used goals from Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino to knock Manchester City out of the Champions League on Tuesday at Etihad Stadium.   Calif. officials sue Trump administration over loosened EPA standard Officials in California, including the state's attorney general, have sued the Trump administration over an EPA decision to eliminate a regulatory standard.   Tracy Morgan gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Martin Lawrence and Jordan Peele turned out to support Tracy Morgan when the TV and film actor was presented with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Tuesday.   9th Circuit rules employers can't pay women less based on past salary A federal appeals court ruled Monday employers can't use salary history to justify paying women less than men for the same amount of work.   Arizona Cardinals being patient with former Vikings QB Sam Bradford The Arizona Cardinals are not concerned with getting new quarterback Sam Bradford on the field and up to speed.   Lionel Messi, Barcelona knocked out of Champions League AS Roma completed a shocking upset of FC Barcelona Tuesday, knocking the La Liga crew out of the Champions League with a 3-0 victory at Stadio Olimpico in Rome.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Brazil has been the scene for several deadly prison riots in recent years. 
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Russia is successfully jamming American drones in SyriaFour U.S. officials said Russia's signal scrambling has seriously affected military operations.
 
Trump's canceled trip to Summit of the Americas sparks harsh criticismTrump's rhetoric on immigration and protectionism is not well received by the region as well as by Latin American leaders.
Trump sanctions cost Russian tycoons up to $16 billion in one day"I lost $250 million in one day," one bank's chairman said. "But there have been worse days when I've lost $1 billion in a day."
Marital bliss: Trump, Obama not invited to British royal wedding"President and Mrs. Obama will not be attending the wedding but the couples look forward to seeing each other soon."
Hotel lobby: Trump company asked Panama prez to help in business spat"This could be the clearest example we've seen of a conflict of interest stemming from the president's role as head of state in connection with other countries and his business interests."
Trump cancels first foreign trip to Latin America to work on Syria responseThe announcement comes a day after the FBI raided the home and office of Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen. Ex-double agent's poisoned daughter released from hospitalDead player misidentified in Canada bus crashMourners experienced a fresh wave of anguish after one of the dead Humboldt Broncos players was mixed up with a survivor of the crash that killed 15.
This Australian National Rugby League player is set to visit five NFL teamsAfter an impressive workout in front of scouts in Florida, rugby player Jordan Mailata is now visiting with a handful of NFL teams as the draft approaches. More Recent Articles
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Michael Cohen, Facebook, Syria: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
Europe Edition: Syria, FIFA, Royal Wedding: Your Wednesday BriefingRaids on Trump’s Lawyer Sought Records of Payments to WomenThe early-morning searches enraged the president, associates said, and he is said to be considering whether to fire Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general.
Michael Cohen, ‘Ultimate Trump Loyalist,’ Now in the Sights of the F.B.I.A series of disclosures have revealed the unusual range of Michael D. Cohen’s portfolio, and a federal investigation poses a legal threat to him and possibly his client, the president.
Warrants and Privilege: Legal Questions About the Raids on Trump’s LawyerThe president has suggested that the Justice Department infringed on confidential communication with his lawyer. But exactly what communication between a lawyer and a client is privileged?
Trump Sought to Fire Mueller in DecemberThe episode was the second time President Trump is now known to have considered taking steps to shut down the special counsel investigation.
At the White House, Trump Takes Selfies and Seethes Over MuellerPresident Trump ate dinner with the Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz as he continued raging over news that the F.B.I. had carried out raids on his longtime personal lawyer.
Mark Zuckerberg Testifies Before Skeptical Lawmakers Wary of Facebook’s PowerThe Facebook chief executive endured almost five hours of questioning from lawmakers who appeared uncomfortable with the technology company’s dominance.
Facebook Fallout Deals Blow to Mercers’ Political CloutRebekah and Robert Mercer, the conservative donors behind Cambridge Analytica, are trying to limit damage to their nascent empire and deflect scrutiny from their business endeavors.
Fact Check: Fact Check: What Mark Zuckerberg Said About Facebook, Privacy and RussiaWe fact checked what Facebook’s chief executive is telling lawmakers in congressional hearings about the social network’s responsibilities to users and more. Trump Weighs More Robust Military Strike Against SyriaThe president is looking at options that would go beyond last year’s missile barrage, which did not curb Syria’s war effort in the long run.
Trump Cancels Trip to Latin America, Citing Crisis in SyriaWhite House officials said the president wanted to stay in the United States to oversee the Syria response, but the cancellation also came a day after an F.B.I. raid on his lawyer.
The Interpreter: America’s Three Bad Options in SyriaTwo of the ways the United States could respond to fresh reports of a chemical weapons attack would have little effect. The third could be disastrous.
Pro Cheerleaders Say Groping and Sexual Harassment Are Part of the JobMany women who work for professional sports teams dread being sent to interact with fans at games and promotional events: “It’s literally like you’re calling for an escort.”
E.P.A. Assesses Threats on Twitter to Justify Pruitt’s SpendingThe effort seeks to support the agency administrator’s first-class travel and 24-hour security detail, even on a personal trip to Disneyland.
Editorial: The Law Is Coming, Mr. TrumpDonald Trump has spent his whole career in the company of grifters, cons and crooks. Now that he’s president, that strategy isn’t working — for him or for the country.
Op-Ed Contributor: Walter Mondale: The Civil Rights Law We IgnoredThe Fair Housing Act of 1968 provided powerful tools for ending segregation. We just have to use them.
Op-Ed Contributor: Testing Brazil’s DemocracyDoes democracy have anything to gain from the former president’s arrest for corruption? We don’t know yet.
Op-Ed Contributor: It’s Mueller, Not Trump, Who Is Draining the SwampThe special counsel, avatar of justice, is revealing the depth of white-collar corruption before our eyes.
Op-Ed Contributor: Why the F.B.I. Raid Is Perilous for Michael Cohen — and TrumpIf a client is using an attorney’s services for the purpose of engaging in crime or fraud, there is no privilege.
Op-Ed Columnist: Trump Seethes, and the Rest of Us Should TrembleThe president’s sense of persecution reaches dangerous heights after a raid on his lawyer’s office.
Op-Ed Contributor: How to Make Facebook More AccountableFacebook and other major internet companies should take responsibility for their news content or else license media companies to do it for them.
Trump Needs to Be More Trumpian in SyriaIn announcing an imminent withdrawal, the president violated his own principles.
Op-Ed Columnist: Trump Keeps Breaking the RulesWhich appears to explain the extraordinary raid of his lawyer’s office yesterday.
British Banks Will Have to Cut Ties to Sanctioned Oligarchs, U.S. SaysNew sanctions will compel the banks to sever their ties with oligarchs associated with President Vladimir V. Putin, and diminish the United Kingdom’s attraction for Russian investors.
St. Louis Commentator Loses TV and Radio Shows After Threatening David HoggThe commentator, Jamie Allman, said in a crudely worded tweet that he was preparing to assault Mr. Hogg with a “hot poker.”
Diplomatic Riddle Solved: Neither Trumps nor Obamas to Attend Royal WeddingIn a sharp departure from tradition, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle avoided a protocol headache by deciding that no political leaders would be invited.
Israel Faults Soldiers Who Filmed and Cheered Shooting of PalestinianThe Israeli military censured the soldiers involved but at the same time defended the shooting, saying the Gaza man was shot in the leg and injured. Escapes, Riots and Beatings. But States Can’t Seem to Ditch Private Prisons.Despite large-scale failures, states that try to swear off the use of private prisons find few alternatives.
Memo From Sarajevo: In a New Cold War With Russia, Balkans Become a Testing GroundWith migration, Russian aggressiveness and Brexit, the European Union is taking the western Balkans seriously again. But membership in the bloc? Not so fast.
Scandal and Political Wrangling Preceded Departure of Housing ChairwomanThe troubles and scrutiny only accelerated in the final months of Shola Olatoye’s tenure as chairwoman of the nation’s largest public housing system.
Farmers Hit the Road to Reach Shoppers Before Amazon DoesA couple’s start-up takes online orders and delivers milk, eggs, meat and other products, including their own, across stretches of northeastern Pennsylvania. We rode along.
Critic’s Notebook: The Ice Cream Sundae Must Be StoppedThis childhood treat has stormed New York restaurant menus. Our critic isn’t having it.
How to Save Money With the Help of Your CommunityIf you know where to look, you can save loads of money with a bit of help from your neighbors.
Album Review: Cardi B Is a New Rap Celebrity Loyal to Rap’s Old Rules on ‘Invasion of Privacy’The 25-year-old’s debut album shows off her hard work, versatility and ambition, mixing quick-jab rhymes with the enthusiasm and charm that have made her a star.
On Comedy: The Sociopathic Comedy of Brett DavisThis anarchic, unhinged 30-ish comedian with a demented weekly cable access show also pulls stunts for a podcast, including marrying a Tide bottle.
A Grand Tiki Bar for a Less-Than-Tropical Island, ManhattanMajor Food Group is about to open the Polynesian, with a bartender steeped in the Technicolor aesthetic.
That Python in the Pet Store? It May Have Been Snatched From the WildMany reptiles and amphibians sold in pet stores were not bred in captivity as international law requires, conservationists say, but plucked from forests and rivers.
Trilobites: He Ate the World’s Hottest Pepper, Then Landed in the Hospital With ‘Thunderclap’ HeadachesAfter eating the Carolina Reaper during a contest, an unidentified patient suffered headaches so severe he was hospitalized. The symptoms resembled those of a stroke.
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