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John McCain to lie in state in D.C., Arizona Capitols Sen. John McCain, who died Saturday at age 81, will lie in state in Capitols in Arizona and Washington this week.      49 women rescued from Colombian sex slavery ring, police say Police in Colombia rescued 49 women who were kept as sex slaves in the country's popular tourist city of Cartagena, authorities announced.   San Francisco Giants see opportunity against Arizona Diamondbacks to close gap The San Francisco Giants get a crack at one of the teams ahead of them in the National League West and wild-card races when they host the Arizona Diamondbacks.   Zach Eflin, Philadelphia Phillies open series against visiting Washington Nationals The Philadelphia Phillies start a six-game homestand Monday night, hoping to put a rough stretch behind them and close the gap in two playoff races.   Chicago Cubs, Jon Lester want to stay locked in against New York Mets The Chicago Cubs realize if they are going to maintain their cushion in the National League Central that winning on a consistent basis will go a long way.   Woman dies in car crash after driver tries to avoid hitting dog A 53-year-old California woman died on Saturday after a driver caused a collision when he tried to avoid hitting a dog that was loose on a San Diego freeway.   Daughter of former NFL WR, Baltimore Ravens assistant Bobby Engram dies The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Miami Dolphins 27-10 on Saturday night, but the Ravens did so with heavy hearts.   Minnesota Vikings lose C Pat Elflein, acquire Brett Jones from New York Giants Minnesota Vikings center Pat Elflein will remain a bystander for the remainder of the preseason, head coach Mike Zimmer announced.   Cargill recalls 25K pounds of ground beef due to E. Coli contamination Cargill has recalled more than 25,000 pounds of ground beef due to a potential E. coli contamination.   Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen cleared of head injury The Buffalo Bills were trailing the Cincinnati Bengals at halftime, but more important to the franchise was the health of rookie quarterback Josh Allen.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers sign three players, waive receiver The Tampa Bay Buccaneers addressed their ailing wide receiver corps by signing Donteea Dye on Sunday, the team announced.   Tennessee Titans activate WR Rishard Matthews from PUP list The Tennessee Titans activated wide receiver Rishard Matthews and placed wide receiver Michael Campanaro on injured reserve on Sunday.   New Australian PM selects cabinet, foreign affairs minister resigns Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop announced her resignation on Sunday as new prime Minister Scott Morrison named his cabinet.   WR Tyreek Hill: Kansas City Chiefs to have best offense in NFL Perhaps it's no surprise that Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill was quick to label his team's offense as the best in the league.   Pittsburgh Steelers thin at tight end after Jesse James injury Pittsburgh is thin at the tight end position and could very well be hanging up a "help wanted" sign after seeing Jesse James go down vs. the Tennessee Titans.   Arizona Cardinals, Larry Fitzgerald, Bruce Arians pay tribute to John McCain The Arizona Cardinals and star wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald were among many who took to social media to honor the life of U.S. Sen. John McCain.   Police: Gunman among 3 killed at Jacksonville video game tournament Police reported "multiple fatalities," including a suspect, at a mass shooting Sunday afternoon at a video game tournament in Jacksonville, Fla., on Sunday/   New England Patriots WR Eric Decker retires New England Patriots wide receiver Eric Decker retired on Sunday, saying on Instagram he looks forward to spending more time with his family.   Houston Texans' J.J. Watt 'felt good' in return from broken leg Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt celebrated some positives during Saturday's preseason game, including that he was able to leave the field without injury.   Adam 'Pacman' Jones expected to sign with Denver Broncos Free-agent cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones is expected to sign a contract with the Denver Broncos, multiple media outlets reported on Sunday.   U.S. Army soldier among four killed in Georgia plane crash A U.S. Army soldier was identified as one of four people killed in a small plane crash in Georgia on Saturday.   Three more seasons of 'Great British Baking Show' headed to Netflix Netflix said it plans to make available to U.S. subscribers three new seasons of "The Great British Baking Show," as well as a trio of Christmas specials.   Pilot dies after crash during flight to spread his father's ashes A man died a day after sustaining injuries in a plane crash while spreading his father's ashes in Massachusetts on Friday.   Green Bay Packers trade for Indianapolis Colts LB The Green Bay Packers acquired linebacker Antonio Morrison from the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, in exchange for cornerback Lenzy Pipkins.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Explosive letter claims Pope Francis helped cover up Cardinal McCarrick sex abuse"The corruption has reached the very top of the Church's hierarchy," the Vatican's former ambassador to the U.S. purportedly wrote in a letter calling on Francis to resign.
  U.S. strike kills ISIS leader in Afghanistan"These efforts target the real enemies of Afghanistan, the same enemies who threaten America," said spokesman Lt. Colonel Martin L. O'Donnell of NATO's Operation Resolute Support.
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Arizona Governor Faces a Tough Choice: A Senator Made From McCain’s Mold or Trump’sThe vacant Senate seat of the late John McCain has exposed the rift between his followers and the party’s Trumpian base.
John McCain, War Hero, Senator, Presidential Contender, Dies at 81A naval aviator who endured torture in Vietnam, Mr. McCain rose to the heights of power in Washington until cancer felled him.
Neil Simon, Broadway Master of Comedy, Is Dead at 91Mr. Simon started out writing for television and later wrote for the movies, but his plays were his biggest successes, among them “The Odd Couple” and “Barefoot in the Park.”
The Last Word: Neil SimonNeil Simon was one of Broadway’s most successful and bankable writers, writing such hit plays as “Barefoot in the Park” and “The Odd Couple.” An Appraisal: Neil Simon Drew Big Laughs, Then Came a Cultural ShiftThough he remains the greatest American comic playwright, Mr. Simon was standing over a fault line in the culture that eventually pulled him down.
Artificial Intelligence Is Now a Pentagon Priority. Will Silicon Valley Help?The Defense Department, believing that A.I. research should be a national priority, has called on the White House to “inspire a whole of country effort.”
Three Dead, Including the Gunman, in Shooting at a Florida Gaming TournamentJust before the shots were heard on the live stream, a red laser dot appeared on the chest of one of the players. The police urged residents to stay “many blocks away” from the scene.
John McCain’s Parting Message: Our Greatness Is in PerilToday’s Republican Party is the biggest threat to the country that McCain served and loved. He offered an alternative.
Russ Feingold: John McCain Was a Committed Leader. He Was Also Really Fun.We were a political odd couple who became close friends fighting for campaign finance reform.
Opera of DemonsJohn McCain, a Scarred but Happy WarriorHe could be frustratingly inconsistent, but he also bucked orthodoxy time and again.
The Devil in Steve BannonThe celebrated filmmaker Errol Morris has a new documentary — and candid remarks — about Donald Trump’s dyspeptic strategist.
Capitalism, Socialism, and UnfreedomGrace Notes: He’s 101, Unless He’s Only 98. And He Just Wrote Another Novel.A.E. Hotchner, who grew up to be pals with Ernest Hemingway and Paul Newman, just published a mystery about a boy, a long-ago summer and a jewelry heist.
8 Dead, Including 6 Children, in Chicago Fire, Officials SaySo far this year, 39 people have died in residential fires, a city official said. In 2017, such fires killed 27 people.
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Tops Box Office AgainTwo-week domestic ticket sales for the romantic comedy now total about $76.8 million. Among new releases, Melissa McCarthy’s “Happytime Murders” bombed.
Prison Strike Organizers Aim to Improve Conditions and PayPrisoners are protesting a growing number of deaths in custody and demanding an end to forced or underpaid and unpaid labor.
Echoes of Gunshots and ‘Goodfellas’ on a Quiet Bronx StreetA botched ambush seems a throwback to days when organized crime had power in the Bronx.
High Profits and Misery Meet at Door of Smugglers’ Stash HousesSmugglers are making millions of dollars by extorting migrants after sneaking them into the United States and shuttling them from house to house.
$1.7 Billion Federal Job Training Program Is ‘Failing the Students’Job Corps has had more than two million graduates since it was started in 1965, and it boasts its share of inspiring success stories, but study after study has questioned its effectiveness.
In Brazil, ‘Queer Museum’ Is Censored, Debated, Then CelebratedA controversial exhibition was shut down after protests by religious groups, inciting a national argument about art. After a record-setting fund-raising drive, the show reopened to large crowds.
The Nuclear Power Plant of the Future May Be Floating Near RussiaOffshore reactors could be cheaper, safer and more flexible, proponents say, making them a useful weapon against climate change. Critics are incredulous.
Brexit Is Happening. You May as Well Laugh About It.Britain’s tortured withdrawal from the European Union is a common theme at the Edinburgh Fringe. Many comedians are trying to go beyond mockery.
Jewish Heirs Take on an Art Foundation That Rights Nazi WrongsThe German Lost Art Foundation tries to return art looted during World War II, but a family is challenging its ruling about works by Egon Schiele.
The Late ’70s Ushered In a New Women’s Tennis Rivalry: Chrissie vs. MartinaThe rivalry between Martina Navratilova, an aggressive serve-and-volleyer, and the baseliner Chris Evert gave many people a cheering interest.
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