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Graham Spanier, ex-Penn State president, loses appeal in Jerry Sandusky case Graham Spanier, former president at Penn State, lost an appeal of his misdemeanor conviction for child endangerment.      Ohio State recruit Hooker cited for DUI Safety Marcus Hooker, who is part of Ohio State's 2018 recruiting class, was charged with driving under the influence earlier this week according to a report.   Brother of Giants CB Janoris Jenkins arrested for manslaughter William H. Jenkins Jr., the older brother of cornerback Janoris Jenkins, was charged with aggravated manslaughter after a body was found at the player's home.   LB Tamba Hali seems closer to retirementGiants rookie Saquon Barkley buys parents a home New York Giants rookie running back Saquon Barkley fulfilled a promise by purchasing a home for his parents.   Saharan dust forecast to spread to coastal Texas by Saturday Dust from the Sahara Desert may make its way to Texas this weekend, meteorologists forecast Wednesday.   Study: Air pollution kills 1 in 5 infants in sub-Saharan Africa Air pollution is responsible for one in five infant deaths in sub-Saharan Africa, according to a study published Wednesday.   Ahmed Abu Khatallah sentenced to 22 years The first suspect to be charged in the 2012 attack on the U.S. Embassy in Libya was sentenced to 22 years in prison, the Justice Department announced.   Chipotle to close 60 stores in restructuring effort Chipotle announced plans Wednesday to close dozens of underperforming stores as part of a restructuring effort.   3 hospitals bombed in southern Syria Unidentified airstrikes led to the bombing of three hospitals in southern Syria overnight, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Wednesday.   Broward County, Fla., votes to put armed guards in every school The school board of Broward County, Fla., voted to put an armed guard on every campus in the district with the exception of charter schools.   Estrogen could play role in men's migrainesFit at midlife may mean healthier brain, stronger heart later If you're fit in middle age, you might be guarding against not only depression as a senior, but also dying from heart disease if you do develop depression.   Malaysian police seize $273M in raid on former Prime Minister Najib Razak's properties Malaysian police seized cash, jewelry, handbags and watches worth an estimated $273 million in a raid on houses of former Prime Minister Najib Razak.   Sensor may allow smartphones to send alerts for rotten foodNetherlands partially bans burqas in public The Netherlands banned full face coverings -- including burqas and motorcycle helmets -- in some public spaces Wednesday.   Apple, Samsung reach settlement in iPhone patent dispute Apple and Samsung reached a settlement Wednesday in a seven-year dispute over smartphone design patents.   Justice Department OKs Disney's $71B purchase of Fox properties The Justice Department on approved the Walt Disney Company's proposal to buy 21st Century Fox properties, but said the former must divest sports networks.   Mark Wahlberg working on Netflix film 'Wonderland' Frequent collaborators Mark Wahlberg and Peter Berg are reuniting for the Netflix movie, "Wonderland."   World Cup: Switzerland ties Costa Rica; knockout round next NIZHNY NOVGOROD -- Switzerland drew a Group E match versus Costa Rica 2-2 on Wednesday, taking the second position in the group and getting into knockouts of the FIFA World Cup 2018 championship.   World Cup: Brazil boots Serbia; round of 16 next MOSCOW -- Brazil's national squad has reached the 2018 FIFA World Cup Round of 16 with the first place in Group E. Brazil defeated Serbia's team 2-0 in a group stage match on Wednesday.   France to reinstitute national service for teenagers France government introduced a plan Wednesday to reinstitute a form of national service for all 16-year-olds in the country.   Malta takes in migrant charity ship after six days at sea A charity ship carrying some 230 migrants docked in Malta after six days at sea during which time EU leaders argued over the legality of the ship's operations.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Free-agent linebacker Tamba Hali appears to be inching closer to retirement. 
A small study hints that estrogen could play a role in men's migraines 
Your smartphone might one day be able to tell you, new research suggests. 
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North Korea is still expanding its nuke facilities, say expertsSatellite photos show work continuing at a North Korean nuclear research center, and experts disagree on whether it means the regime is not denuclearizing.
  Teen who says Jerusalem is for 'everybody' to meet Prince William"As a Jerusalemite who is Palestinian I know about Shabbat, I know about Israelis, I know how things work here."
Banksy takes aim at refugee crisis with new Paris artworksThe city has struggled to respond to the migrant crisis, with hundreds sleeping in makeshift tent camps.
¡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.
Trump's trade war could derail Tesla's crucial plan to expand in ChinaTesla could be particularly vulnerable to any restrictions on Chinese investment because of the company's underlying reliance on advanced technology.
Search for Thai soccer team complicated by heavy rainsThe boys aged 11-16 have been missing since their coach took them to the cave complex on Saturday after a practice match.
London's iconic black cabs fear for the future in an age of Uber"All the years you put in, all the studying, then [new technology] comes along and your experience is worth nothing."
Airline to remove passengers who refuse to sit next to womenAn incident last week at Kennedy Airport prompted one of Israel's largest tech firms to say it would boycott the national airline.
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News Analysis: In Influence if Not in Title, This Has Been the Kennedy CourtJustice Anthony M. Kennedy occupied a place at the court’s ideological center for his entire tenure, with his vote often the crucial one in closely divided cases.
News Analysis: Trump Gets Chance to Influence American Life for Generations Through Supreme Court PickDespite President Trump’s rocky tenure, his opportunity to reshape the Supreme Court may allow him to go down in history as an unusually influential president.
McConnell Promises Fall Vote to Confirm Next Supreme Court JusticeJustice Anthony M. Kennedy’s retirement throws the volatile issue of a Supreme Court confirmation to the Senate, and Democrats have little power to stop it.
The Front-Runners and Full List of Potential Supreme Court NomineesThe president has said he intends to choose his next Supreme Court nominee from a list he began compiling during the 2016 campaign.
Supreme Court, Disney, Unions: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingEurope Edition: Supreme Court, Migration, Poland: Your Thursday BriefingSupreme Court Ruling Delivers a Sharp Blow to Labor UnionsThe court ruled that government workers cannot be required to pay for collective bargaining, which could cost public unions tens of millions of dollars.
News Analysis: Labor Unions Will Be Smaller After Supreme Court Decision, but Maybe Not WeakerThe ruling could cost public-sector unions more than a million members. But the ones who stay could make labor more powerful.
What the Janus Decision Means for Teacher UnionsTeachers’ unions could lose up to a third of their members and funding as a result of the Supreme Court ruling, labor experts say.
With One Win, 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.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: I’m ‘Unapologetic About What I Believe’The Bronx native spoke about her campaign’s mission a day after she shook up the Democratic Party with her defeat of Representative Joseph Crowley. An Upset in the Making: Why Joe Crowley Never Saw Defeat ComingNo one factor caused Mr. Crowley’s loss. Demographics, generational change and an aggressive grass-roots campaign by his opponent all were factors.
In Volgograd, It’s Stalin Who Lurks on the SidelineThe World Cup will depart Volgograd on Thursday after a final first-round game in this city along the Volga River. What will remain are all the echoes of the past.
Germany Crashes Out of World Cup With a Loss to South KoreaSouth Korea stunned Germany with a 2-0 victory on Wednesday, knocking the defending champion out of the World Cup.
‘Never Do This to a Woman’: Men Harass 2 Sports Reporters at the World CupTwo widely viewed videos show one reporter being kissed and grabbed, and another reporter dodging a man’s advances.
Trump and Putin Will Hold Summit Meeting, Officials SayThe gathering has worried some European allies, who fear it could overshadow a NATO summit meeting and President Trump’s visit to Britain in mid-July.
BULLETIN BOARD: Our International Report Becomes a Bit More ModernJournals have long been a way for The Times’s foreign correspondents to bring readers with them as they explore a distant land. But they have needed a reboot, our international editor writes.
With Kennedy Gone, Justice Must Be Won at the Ballot BoxStrengthening America’s other democratic institutions has never been more important.
We’re About to Find Out How Bad It Will Get Without Justice KennedyHe provided a crucial fifth vote to the court’s conservative wing, but he sometimes voted against it, especially on abortion.
Editorial: After Janus, Unions Must Save ThemselvesThe Supreme Court’s decision imperils public-sector unions. Whether they survive will be up to them.
Why Do We Value Country Folk More Than City People?Janus Decision Reins in Unions’ Political PowerPublic employee unions have too much influence in some states. The Supreme Court’s ruling will take them down a peg.
How the Supreme Court Replaced One Injustice With AnotherMy father, Fred Korematsu, would have been upset that the court overturned his case only to uphold President Trump’s travel ban.
Op-Ed Columnist: How, Exactly, Does This Travel Ban Keep Us Safe, Mr. President?The illusion of security, purchased at an exorbitant cost to America’s moral reputation.
Central Park, Now More DeliciousWith cars being banished from the drives, New Yorkers get to taste an urban oasis that’s closer to nature.
Janus Is This Term’s Worst L.G.B.T. RulingThe Supreme Court ruling weakens public unions, which have been crucial defenders of rights for queer people.
Can Raya Install a Wondrous Utopia While Also Helping Celebrities Hook Up?The founder of an exclusive dating app is stepping forward for the first time. His next project? Making our society more ideal.
Benicio Del Toro, Hollywood’s Instant Antihero, Goes the DistanceThe economical actor has burned brightly in all his films, from “The Usual Suspects” to “The Last Jedi.” Now, with an action franchise and a mini-series, he’s learning to linger.
Books of The Times: Going for Broke, the Middle Class Goes Broke“Squeezed: Why Our Families Can’t Afford America,” by Alissa Quart, is a timely book about the increasing number of people who feel profound economic vulnerability.
Trump, at Rally, Vows to Carry On Anthony Kennedy’s Legacy With Court PickAt a rally in North Dakota, the president celebrated an indisputable political trophy as he tries to drum up support for Republicans before the midterm elections.
Immigration Lawyer Broke Her Foot When ICE Officer Pushed Her, She SaysThe lawyer said she was trying to follow her client, an undocumented 3-year-old boy, into an agency building in Kansas City, Mo., to reunite him with his mother before they were deported.
Hills Ablaze Above Manchester as U.K. Wildfire Rages for 4th DayFirefighters sought military help to fight a blaze across seven miles of countryside on the edge of one of England’s most populous urban areas.
A Seismic Change in Predicting How Earthquakes Will Shake Tall BuildingsSeismologists say shaking from earthquakes in some West Coast cities will be much stronger than previously thought.
House Rejects Immigration Overhaul Despite Trump’s Late PleaDivided House Republicans failed to pass legislation to protect the young undocumented immigrants known as Dreamers, fund a border wall and make significant changes to legal immigration.
California Banning Soda Taxes? A New Industry Strategy Is Stunning Some LawmakersThe bill to pre-empt taxes is part of a wider industry effort to skip cities and go straight to the states.
Joe Jackson, Domineering Father of a Musical Dynasty, Dies at 89His son Michael called him “a managerial genius,” but his abusive behavior alienated Michael, Janet and the rest of his children.
Talk: Why Richard Painter Felt the Need to Switch PartiesThe ethics lawyer on Watergate, whether Al Franken was treated fairly and the most unethical person in the Trump administration.
Staying in the (Fashion) MomentThe monthlong men’s wear season, with stops in Florence, Milan and Paris, may not be hanging together thematically. But in terms of moments, it has provided some doozies.
State of the Art: We Have Reached Peak Screen. Now Revolution Is in the Air.With smartphones, everything digital has been managed through screens. Now that all of our visual capacity has been captured, the tech giants are starting to build a less eyes-only world.
Global Health: As an H.I.V. Prevention Drug Surged in Australia, Condom Use FellInfection rates declined despite a rise in unprotected sex, suggesting widespread use of the drug may mitigate the effects of riskier behavior.
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