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Baltimore bans sugary drinks from kids' menus Baltimore became the first large city in the United States to ban sugary drinks from children's menus.      Justice Department settlement allows sale of 3-D printed gun plans The Department of Justice reached a settlement with a guns rights activist group, allowing the sale of plans for 3D-printed firearms online, beginning Aug. 1.   Cedric the Entertainer gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame Comedian Cedric the Entertainer was honored with the 2,640th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday.   Spain drops extradition request for ex-Catalan President Carles Puigdemont Spain's high court on Thursday withdrew European arrest warrants for former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont and five of his aides.   Sweden seeking foreign assistance to combat raging wildfires Sweden called on other European countries to help it battle a series of wildfires raging throughout the country Thursday.   Oakland Raiders confirm Greg Papa out as radio broadcaster The Oakland Raiders confirmed one part of the reported changes the team will make for radio broadcasts of their games this season.   Dabo Swinney, Clemson Tigers still undecided on starting QB Clemson Tigers head coach Dabo Swinney said at ACC media day on Thursday that he has not decided on a starting quarterback yet.   Tennessee Titans want to discuss Jurrell Casey's national anthem plans Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jurrell Casey said earlier this week he planned to continue his on-field protest of the national anthem.   Tornadoes cause 'catastrophic damage' in Iowa Tornado funnels touched down in a small city in Iowa on Thursday causing "catastrophic damage," the National Weather Service said.   Baltimore Ravens CB Jimmy Smith practices for first time since injury Baltimore Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith participated in team drills for the first time since he suffered an Achilles injury last December.   Minnesota Vikings sign first-round pick Mike Hughes The Minnesota Vikings signed first-round draft pick Mike Hughes to a contract, the team announced Thursday.   Cincinnati Bengals RB Joe Mixon drops 12 pounds Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon is hoping that less is more as he heads into his second NFL season.   Chicago Bears GM 'optimistic' first-round pick Roquan Smith will be in camp Chicago Bears first-round pick Roquan Smith has yet to report to training camp, but general manager Ryan Pace believes that is about to change in the future.   Thunder get Dennis Schroder in Carmelo Anthony trade with Hawks, Sixers The Oklahoma City Thunder, Atlanta Hawks and Philadelphia 76ers agreed to a trade Thursday involving Carmelo Anthony and Denis Schroder.   Clemson Tigers DC Brent Venables agrees to five-year, $11.6 million pact Clemson Tigers defensive coordinator Brent Venables agreed to a five-year, $11.6 million contract, multiple media outlets reported on Thursday.   N.Y. tax department opens investigation into Trump Foundation The New York Department of Taxation and Finance is investigating whether the Donald Trump Foundation violated state tax laws.   ESPN: Beth Mowins, Brian Griese to call MNF game in Week 1 Beth Mowins and Brian Griese were named as the announcers for ESPN's first Monday Night Football contest in Week 1, the network announced Thursday.   Open Championship 2018: Kisner shoots 66 for early lead American Kevin Kisner started fast at the 147th Open Championship, shooting a 5-under 66 to take an early lead Thursday at Carnoustie Golf Links in Scotland.   CRISPR gene editing possible without using a virus, scientists say Scientists have figured out a way to genetically reprogram human immune cells without using viruses to insert DNA.   U.K., Australian ministers review BAE ship construction at Glasgow shipyard The British Secretary of State for Defense and Australian Minister of Defense toured a BAE Systems shipyard to review progress on the new Type 26 frigates.   Four men indicted in killing of rapper XXXTentacion A grand jury in Florida's Broward County indicted four men in the shooting death of rapper XXXTentacion.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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 Washington Post | NFL puts national anthem policy on hold under agreement with NFLPA Washington Post The NFL halted implementation of its new national anthem policy under an agreement with the NFL Players Association. The sides announced the deal Thursday night. The agreement also keeps the grievance filed by the NFLPA over the anthem policy, ... NFL does right thing in tabling Dolphins, league's restrictions on protests during anthem NFL hits pause on new anthem policy as it continues talks with NFLPA to find 'solution' Dolphins Policy Says Players Could Be Suspended for Anthem Protests |
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Trump, Putin, Facebook: Your Thursday Evening BriefingTrump to Invite Putin to Washington as Top Advisers Seek Details of Their Summit TalksThe announcement came as uncertainty spread throughout the government about what the president had agreed to.
White House Memo: Trump Tries a Familiar Tactic: Providing a New Story LineThe president seems set on testing the limits of his ability to move past a controversy without consequences.
Russia Campaign ‘Just One Tree in a Growing Forest,’ Rosenstein SaysRod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, said the Justice Department would crack down on foreign agents who sought to manipulate the American political process.
Interior Department Proposes a Vast Reworking of the Endangered Species ActThe revisions have wide-reaching implications, including for how the federal government would protect species from climate change.
Trump Takes a Rare Presidential Swipe at the FedIn an interview with CNBC, the president said he was “not thrilled” about recent interest rate increases, upending longstanding protocol to avoid comments on monetary policy.
White House Withdraws Appeals Court Nominee Who Deplored MulticulturalismThe administration moved to avoid an embarrassing defeat for Ryan W. Bounds for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals after Tim Scott, the Senate’s only black Republican, said he would oppose the nomination.
State of the Art: What Stays on Facebook and What Goes? The Social Network Cannot AnswerAsked about the kind of content Facebook keeps up and the kind it removes, company executives from Mark Zuckerberg on down have been comically tripped up in their responses.
U.S.-Funded Broadcaster Directed Ads to AmericansRadio Free Europe/Radio Liberty is mostly restricted by law from promoting its content in the United States except on request.
Tariffs Imperil a Hometown Business in South Carolina: BMWThe automaker became the No. 1 exporter of American-made cars, transforming Spartanburg. Now it is weighing the impact of an escalation of the trade fight.
On Trump’s Car Tariffs, Companies Are United in DissentAuto companies lined up to protest potential tariffs on $351 billion in automobiles and parts at a hearing in Washington on Thursday.
Amid Worker Shortage, Trump Signs Job Training OrderAs part of the effort, companies and trade unions have committed to funding nearly four million slots for apprenticeships, retraining and continuing education programs over the next five years.
Israeli Law Declares the Country the ‘Nation-State of the Jewish People’Critics say that by giving a special status to Jews — and downgrading the status of the Arabic language — the legislation diminishes non-Jewish citizens.
Nice Try, but the E.U.’s Case Against Google Won’t Make Tech More CompetitiveEuropean and American officials need to find more effective ways to ensure competition in industries dominated by a handful of big players.
Trump Is Being Manipulated by Putin. What Should We Do?Lawmakers must keep the American people informed of the current danger, writes a Republican congressman from Texas.
How to Get America on the Mediterranean DietCountless studies show it’s the healthiest way to eat. But too few people actually follow it.
How Pink Floyd’s ‘The Wall’ Saved and Ruined My LifeRemembering teen angst and an album’s journey as “Another Brick in the Wall” takes the stage in Cincinnati.
Liberal Blind Spots Are Hiding the Truth About ‘Trump Country’For one thing, it’s not Trump country. Most struggling whites I know here live a life of quiet desperation, mad at their white bosses, not resentful toward their co-workers or neighbors of color.
The Localist RevolutionHow the Midterm Elections May Be CompromisedVoter purges are a growing threat that may imperil the right to vote for millions of Americans in November.
The Lesson of the Château de CalberteHuman progress isn’t a one-way process. We can go backward as well as forward.
Who Gets Left Out of the Urban Tech Boom?Majority-black cities, like my hometown near Pittsburgh, want to be part of the tech revival. Companies should do more to include them.
Trump Won’t Be the Only One to Benefit From the 2020 Republican ConventionResign, Mike Pompeo. Resign, John Bolton.Art Review: When Yugoslavia’s Bright Future Was Fashioned in ConcreteThe exhibition “Toward a Concrete Utopia: Architecture in Yugoslavia, 1948-1980” is exactly what the Museum of Modern Art should be doing right now.
Essay: What Do Novels About Evil Children Say About Us?Horror stories about children guilty of murderous misdeeds are perennially popular. Ruth Franklin considers what the genre tells parents about their own fears.
Inside Egypt’s Mysterious Sarcophagus: Mummies, Curse-Free So FarA black sarcophagus found in a pit in Alexandria, Egypt, last week was opened on Thursday after much speculation over who, or what, was inside.
Adrian Cronauer, ‘Good Morning, Vietnam’ D.J., Dies at 79Although the character embodied by Robin Williams was largely a fictional construct, Mr. Cronauer’s signature wake-up line was real.
American Accused of Being ISIS Fighter in Syria Faces Prosecution in U.S.Ibraheem Musaibli, who is from Michigan, is being held in Syria. So is an Indiana woman whose husband died fighting for ISIS. The U.S. is bringing them home.
Judge Throws Out New York Climate LawsuitA federal judge has dismissed a suit brought by the city that would have forced fossil fuel companies to pay for some costs of climate change.
You’ve Heard of Berkeley. Is Merced the Future of the University of California?Latinos make up California’s largest ethnic group, but they are underrepresented in the state’s universities. Step forward the University of California, Merced.
Man Says Cardinal McCarrick, His ‘Uncle Ted,’ Sexually Abused Him for YearsA 60-year-old has told the police that Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick, a family friend who baptized him, molested him beginning when he was a minor.
Ahead of Brexit, E.U. Shifts Into High Gear to Keep Goods FlowingEuropean Union countries are hiring thousands of staff, buying drones and preparing for huge delays as they gird for a worst-case scenario.
Asbestos Confirmed in Steam Pipe That Exploded in ManhattanCity officials confirmed the Con Ed pipe was lined with asbestos. They warned people caught in debris to bag their clothes and take showers. A neighborhood cleanup could last days.
Ever Wanted to Get Revenge? Try This InsteadYou know that “letting go” is probably the healthiest move, but wanting revenge is often much more appealing. But why?
Critic’s Notebook: Thrills, Tears and the Real Gone Girls of CinemaWomen have been behind the camera since movies were invented, but their work has often been ignored. A BAMcinématek series helps set the record straight.
With ‘In Search Of,’ Zachary Quinto Reprises Another Leonard Nimoy Role“In Search Of,” which is having its premiere on History, reboots the paranormal docu-series Mr. Nimoy hosted from 1977-82.
Hungry City: At Little House Café, Hidden Malaysian Dishes Worth the HuntThis Elmhurst, Queens, spot’s signature dish, a giant bun filled with chicken curry, is found on a menu largely devoted to Thai and Chinese classics. Tech We’re Using: When a Tech Reporter Doesn’t Use Much TechDavid Streitfeld has covered technology for years for The Times. He thinks the Luddites are misunderstood.
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