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Look: Animal rescuers free squirrel that was stuck in dumpster drain Animal rescuers in Boston helped free a squirrel Thursday that had its head stuck in a dumpster for more than 20 hours.      Watch: Police wrangle 8-foot alligator in Texas Walmart parking lot Police officers in Texas wrangled an alligator found walking through a Walmart parking lot early Thursday morning.   Deutsche Bank fails Federal Reserve stress test U.S. operations of Deutsche Bank failed an annual regulatory stress test by the Federal Reserve, according to results released Thursday.   Human life spans may not be limited A person's risk of death slows and even plateaus above age 105, a new study reports, challenging previous research saying there's a cutoff point for human life.   Cataract surgery tied to fewer car crashes for seniors Data on more than half a million Canadian seniors shows that traffic accident rates fall after drivers undergo a needed cataract surgery.   Robots may soon join ranks of Alzheimer's caregiversEx-ICE lawyer sentenced for stealing immigrants' identities A former lawyer for Immigration and Customs Enforcement was sentenced to four years in prison for stealing identities of immigrants facing deportation.   Congress questions Deputy AG Rosenstein on Mueller probe Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein answered questions on Capitol Hill about the ongoing investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.   Senate passes farm bill legalizing hemp as agricultural commodity The Senate passed legislation Thursday legalizing hemp as an agricultural commodity as part of an $867 billion Farm Bill.   Science fiction writer Harlan Ellison dead at 84 Science fiction writer Harlan Ellison died in his Los Angeles home at the age of 84, his family said Thursday.   Police arrest 575 at Capitol Hill immigration protests Police arrested 575 women staging a sit-in at on Capitol Hill calling an end to the Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy toward undocumented immigrants.   UPI Horse Racing Weekend Preview: Queen's Plate, Irish Derby up next The Queen's Plate in Canada, Irish Derby, and French fillies highlight weekend Thoroughbred racing.   Arizona Cardinals QB Mike Glennon ready for any role Arizona Cardinals quarterback Mike Glennon is with his third organization in as many years and his role is as muddled as ever.   Justice Department charges 601 in healthcare fraud, opioid probe The Department of Justice charged 601 people, including 165 doctors, for allegedly making more than $2 billion in false billings.   World Cup: Tunisia defeats Panama 2-1, both eliminated Tunisia defeated Panama with a 2-1 win in their final Group G match of the 2018 FIFA World Cup on Thursday in Saransk, Russia, in front of 37,168 spectators.   World Cup: Belgium defeats England 1-0, both advance Belgium scored only once in its final Group G match of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, but it was enough as they secured a 1-0 win over England in Kaliningrad, Russia.   World Cup: Japan advances despite 1-0 loss vs. Poland Japan finished its last group stage match of the 2018 FIFA World Cup with a 1-0 loss against Poland on Thursday night in Volgograd, Russia.   Green Bay Packers OT Kyle Murphy looking to reclaim foothold on job Green Bay Packers tackle Kyle Murphy was ready to seize his opportunity to start a year ago when injuries knocked out both of the team's starting tackles.   NFL fines Panthers owner Jerry Richardson $2.75M for workplace misconduct The NFL fined Jerry Richardson $2.75 million after an investigation into workplace misconduct by the outgoing Carolina Panthers owner.   U.S. State Department updates South Sudan travel advisory The U.S. Department of State renewed its travel advisory for South Sudan Thursday, advising Americans not to travel to the country.   State Dept.: Another diplomat in Cuba has mysterious health issue The State Department confirmed another U.S. diplomat in Cuba has experienced a mysterious health issue bringing the total number of workers affected to 26.   Jacksonville Jaguars' Marcell Dareus donates $125K to fund school in Haiti Jacksonville Jaguars defensive tackle Marcell Dareus attended a ground-breaking ceremony last week to begin a three-classroom building in Haiti.   New retina model may eventually predict outcome of eye diseases Scientists use machine learning and artificial intelligence to develop a model of the retina that could eventually predict the outcome of eye diseases.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Fear, loathing and hope mingle for Israelis spooked by Gaza protests, kites"I've always said, living here is 95 percent heaven and 5 percent hell," said one resident of a kibbutz near the Gaza fence.
  Trump-Putin summit to be held in HelsinkiThe summit is likely to draw intense interest given the investigation into Russia's election interference and alleged ties to the Trump campaign.
U.S. team joins search for teens trapped in Thai caveHeavy rain and rising water have trapped 12 boys and their coach since Saturday.
Study of super-agers shows we may be evolving to live longerA study of the very oldest people alive in Italy shows that once they reached the age of 105, they were less likely to die right away than younger people.
Israel convicts hacker who threatened U.S. Jewish centersMichael Ron David Kader was accused in a string of bomb threats targeting Jewish community centers in the United States — leading to months of panic.
British spies took 'inexcusable' actions after 9/11, U.K. lawmakers sayIt was "beyond doubt" that intelligence agencies knew at an early stage that the United States was harming detainees, according to parliamentary report
Teen who says Jerusalem is for 'everybody' meets Prince William"As a Jerusalemite who is Palestinian I know about Shabbat, I know about Israelis, I know how things work here."
¡Viva El Tri! Mexican-Americans welcome positive news, bask in World Cup feverDespite El Tri's 0-3 loss to Sweden, Mexico fans cheered when they learned the team advanced to the next round.
U.S. football coach sentenced to 4 years in prison in China"Four years for a fight in a bar is extremely unjust and excessive," said John Kamm, a U.S.-based activist who had lobbied officials on Brown's behalf.
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Maryland, Supreme Court, Russia: Your Thursday Evening BriefingPolitical War Over Replacing Kennedy on Supreme Court Is UnderwayDemocrats and liberal advocacy organizations face enormous challenges if they hope to prevent President Trump from installing a conservative justice.
Inside the White House’s Quiet Campaign to Create a Supreme Court OpeningIts goal was to assure Justice Anthony M. Kennedy that his judicial legacy would be in good hands should he decide to step down at the end of the court’s term.
For Survivors of Japanese Internment Camps, Court’s Korematsu Ruling Is ‘Bittersweet’Japanese-Americans who lived through internment camps in the 1940s see parallels in ruling that upheld President Trump’s travel ban.
White House Memo: In Meeting With Putin, Experts Fear Trump Will Give More Than He GetsForeign policy officials, including some in his own administration, fear a repeat of President Trump’s encounter with Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader.
House G.O.P. Breaks Into Open Warfare With Rosenstein, Demanding FilesAs Republicans battered Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, in a hearing, a House resolution gave the Justice Department seven days to produce documents.
Ex-Aide to Roger Stone Is Subpoenaed in Russia InvestigationThe former aide, Andrew Miller, worked for Roger Stone, a longtime informal adviser to President Trump, during the 2016 campaign.
Crowley’s Loss Heralds an ‘End of an Era’: Last of the Party BossesAs boss of the Queens County Democratic Party, Representative Joseph Crowley held sway over many things, but that did not prevent his primary defeat.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Emerges as a Political StarMs. Ocasio-Cortez has been a waitress, a community activist and a campaign organizer for Bernie Sanders. Now she is a political rock star.
Bulletin board: From New York’s Primary Upset to Polling Data, How The Times Is Covering the ElectionsOur Politics editor, Patrick Healy, answered readers’ questions on The Times’s political coverage and plans for the midterm and 2020 elections.
After #MeToo, the Ripple EffectAs the harassment conversation shifts to “what’s next?”, small networks of women are helping to lay the groundwork for legal and institutional change.
Belgium Beats England, but Faces Tougher World Cup BracketAdnan Januzaj curled in a left-footed shot in the second half to give Belgium a 1-0 victory over England.
Why England or Belgium Will Win the World Cup (and Why It Won’t)England and Belgium have a largely meaningless match on Thursday, since both have clinched advancement. Will they meet again in the World Cup final?
Mexican Soccer Fans’ New Champions: The South Korean SquadGermany’s World Cup loss meant Mexico would live to fight another day — and fans had South Korea to thank.
Editorial: Trump and Putin, Best Frenemies ForeverIt’s good to meet with adversaries. But when Mr. Trump sits down with Mr. Putin, it will be a meeting of kindred spirits. That’s a problem.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Women, Don’t Back Down OnlineI used to think the best response to online abuse was to retreat and be quiet. Now I think we need to blaze and burn.
Germany’s Great UnravelingGermany's football team has fallen in the first round, the first time in 80 years. It’s not a good German moment.
This Is the World Mitch McConnell Gave UsThe Right Has Won the Supreme Court. Now What?Three lessons the Democrats need to embrace, right now, if they have any hope of pushing back.
Op-Ed Columnist: Anthony Kennedy and the Privatization of MeaningThe famous “mystery of life” passage shrugged at the big questions and hastened the march of individualism.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Cosmic Joke of Donald Trump’s PowerHow does a polarizing president with no mandate or compass get to reshape America?
Op-Ed Columnist: Trump Versus the Hog-MakerThe End of AbortionWith a new Trump appointee, the Supreme Court is likely to make access to the procedure practically impossible in states hostile to it.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Don’t Feed the Troll in the Oval OfficeTrump knows how to provoke his opponents. But liberals — and the Democratic Party — shouldn’t take the bait.
Critic’s Notebook: Coney Island’s Newest Wonder: Sharkitecture!A New York Aquarium pavilion, with 115 marine species, finally opens this weekend, and the overall effect makes it more of a visible, welcoming presence and neighbor.
Art Review: A George Washington Monument, Rediscovered in Fragile PlasterAntonio Canova’s neo-Classical plaster statue of George Washington has left Italy for the first time. It’s an essential work of art now at the Frick.
‘This Is Intimidation’: Interview With ICE Whistle-Blower Is Interrupted by Federal AgentsJames Schwab quit his job because he did not want to lie on behalf of the Trump administration. Three months later, agents knocked on his door.
Far-Right Cell Plotted Attack on French Muslims, Authorities SayTen members of a group that said it was “fighting the Islamic peril” face terrorism charges. Guns, ammunition and explosive material were seized.
South Korea Must Offer Alternatives to Military Draft, Court RulesThe country has jailed hundreds of conscientious objectors every year, mostly Jehovah’s Witnesses. Now such men will be given the option of civilian service.
Prosecutors in Rio Are Cleared to Pursue Criminal Case Against Ryan LochteThe American swimmer falsely claimed in a TV interview during the 2016 Summer Olympics that he had been robbed at gunpoint.
Columbia Student Who Fought Sexual Violence Faces Child Sex Crime ChargesThe accused, Joel Davis, 22, gained fame with his campaign against “war zone rape” after a global summit meeting. He now faces federal charges.
Fighting Privilege: The Senate Finally Wants to Pay Its InternsIn a bid to make Washington’s halls of power more diverse, the Senate is seeking to create a $5 million fund to compensate its interns, the first such organized congressional effort in two decades.
Mother Is Reunited With Her Child After Family Separation Practice EndsA Brazilian woman who was separated from her son after they entered the U.S. was released from custody, but faced formidable hurdles to get her son back.
Amazon to Buy Online Pharmacy PillPack, Jumping Into the Drug BusinessThe purchase of PillPack, an online pharmacy, is the latest sign of Amazon’s increasing interest in health care.
Review: ‘Sicario: Day of the Soldado’ Blends War Movie and WesternThis sequel to “Sicario,” starring Benicio Del Toro and Josh Brolin, is also a geopolitical action thriller and a samurai picture.
‘Sex, Cash and Death’: The Story Behind ‘A Very English Scandal’The three-part mini-series starring Hugh Grant is coming to Amazon. Here’s a primer on the lurid tale behind it and the sensational press of its time.
So Long to an Old (and, O.K., Shabby) Friend: Magno Screening RoomsAt this site, now closing because of rising rent, New York critics and filmmakers met and bantered at tens of thousands of screenings since 1987.
Wine School: The Aligoté Defense RestsA single bad experience, or reading boilerplate wine wisdom, can forever color a point of view. But before dismissing wines like aligoté, try them.
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