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Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw, Giants' Madison Bumgarner set for Monday duel LOS ANGELES -- Sometimes, when the planets align just right, the West Coast's best baseball rivalry turns into a supernova that can't be ignored.      Seattle Mariners, Oakland Athletics enter series on an upward trajectory The two teams currently battling for the second American League wild-card playoff spot go head-to-head in a three-game series that begins Monday.   Yankees, Luis Severino host Jacob deGrom, Mets NEW YORK -- The pitching matchup between aces Jacob deGrom and Luis Severino never materialized last month when the New York Mets visited the New York Yankees.   Trump says Harley-Davidson boycott would be 'Great!' President Donald Trump on Sunday encouraged a boycott of Harley-Davidson after the company announced it would move some manufacturing to Europe.   Philadelphia Eagles sign QB Christian Hackenberg The Philadelphia Eagles signed quarterback Christian Hackenberg and released free-agent center Ian Park on Sunday.   San Francisco 49ers RB Jerick McKinnon injures knee in practice The San Francisco 49ers are holding their breath after running back Jerick McKinnon injured his right knee during Sunday's practice.   Contract indicates New England Patriots' Tom Brady to play in 2019 or longer Details of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's contract were obtained, indicating that the star player may play in 2019 or longer.   Mexican restaurant faces social media backlash for serving Jeff Sessions The owner of a popular Mexican restaurant in Houston said he is facing criticism and death threats for taking a photo with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who dined there recently.   Johnny Manziel plays better in second start; Montreal Alouettes still lose Montreal Alouettes quarterback Johnny Manziel showed a glimpse of his Heisman Trophy-winning days while at Texas A&M.   Green Bay Packers' David Bakhtiari, Jimmy Graham back at practice The Green Bay Packers on Sunday welcomed left tackle David Bakhtiari back to practice.   'Greatest Showman,' 'Riverdale' win big at Teen Choice Awards The circus-themed, romantic musical "The Greatest Showman" won the Teen Choice Award for Best Movie Drama Sunday night.   2018 PGA Championship: Koepka holds off Tiger, Scott to win title Brooks Koepka shot a 4-under-par 66 on Sunday at Bellerive Country Club to win the PGA Championship, his second major championship victory this year.   Baltimore police officer suspended after video of beating goe viral A Baltimore police officer has been suspended after a video that shows him severely beating a man went viral over the weekend.   Arizona Cardinals LB Jeremy Cash out for season Arizona Cardinals linebacker Jeremy Cash was lost for the season after suffering a knee injury in Saturday night's 24-17 win over the Los Angeles Chargers.   Buffalo Bills sign Tyrunn Walker, release DT John Hughes The Buffalo Bills signed Tyrunn Walker and released fellow defensive tackle John Hughes with an injury settlement, the team announced Sunday.   Fan tries to participate in Pittsburgh Steelers' practice, escorted off field A fan donned a yellow jersey, pads and a helmet and briefly found his way past security in an attempt to work out with the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday.   Paxton Lynch struggles may open door in Denver Broncos backup battle Denver Broncos backup quarterback Paxton Lynch was booed off the field during Saturday's preseason game against the visiting Minnesota Vikings.   Oakland Raiders CB Gareon Conley eyes return to practice Oakland Raiders cornerback Gareon Conley is expected to return to practice on Monday.   Washington Redskins WR Robert Davis headed to injured reserve The Washington Redskins lost a third player to a season-ending injury after wide receiver Robert Davis went down in practice.   New York renames street after slain Parkland teacher Scott Beigel Family members and government officials gathered in New York to dedicate a street to one of the faculty members killed in the Feb. 14 mass shooting in Parkland, Fla.   Arizona Cardinals' Josh Rosen shows signs of promise in opener Arizona Cardinals rookie quarterback Josh Rosen showed both some positives and negatives during the team's 24-17 preseason win over the Los Angeles Chargers.   CB Bashaud Breeland to work out for Miami Dolphins Free-agent cornerback Bashaud Breeland is slated to visit with the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, multiple media outlets reported.   New York Jets LB Kevin Pierre-Louis suspended one game New York Jets linebacker Kevin Pierre-Louis was suspended one game for a violation of the league's policy on substances of abuse, the team announced.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Searing heat could make North Africa, Arab Gulf countries unlivableIn the fertile Nile Delta, rising sea levels and a rising water table are already cutting into Egypt's precious 4 percent of arable farmland.
  Governments around the world impede LGBTQ-rights groups, report findsFifty-five countries around the world that have LGBTQ-rights groups don't allow them to legally register, according to analysis by OutRight Action International.
Muses for 'Mona Lisa' and 'Venus' inspire descendants centuries later"Even though every day I work with young, contemporary, living artists, I always like to look back at 'The Birth of Venus,' and see where I come from."
A Saudi-led airstrike killed dozens of Yemeni kids. Could the world have stopped it?"When you're hitting a school bus there is a big problem with your target acquisition process."
Thousands attend Arab-led rally against Israeli 'nation-state' lawThe rally marked further fallout from the explosive law that critics say marginalizes the state's non-Jewish citizens.
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Voting Rights Advocates Used to Have an Ally in the Government. That’s Changing.The Obama Justice Department fought voter-ID laws, aggressive purges of voter rolls and dilution of minority votes. Under President Trump, the department often does the opposite.
For Voters Sick of Money in Politics, a New Pitch: No PAC Money AcceptedA flurry of Democratic candidates are refusing to take contributions from groups sponsored by corporations, unions or even other politicians, relying instead on individual donors. And voters are responding.
Wisconsin Faces a Political Crossroads Tuesday. Which Way Will It Go?Democrats hope to swing back in their favor a state that played an unexpectedly pivotal role in President Trump’s victory. But it may be too late.
The Rise and Fall of Paul Manafort: Greed, Deception and EgoThe former Trump campaign chairman’s trial has ripped away the facade of a man who worked for the campaign for free, intimating he was too rich to need the money.
Omarosa Manigault Newman Taped Her Firing by John KellyThe recording, played on “Meet the Press,” revealed the White House chief of staff suggesting that she could face damage to her reputation if she did not leave quietly.
Trump and Comey Had ‘No Conversation About Michael Flynn,’ Giuliani SaysThe statement by Rudolph W. Giuliani, President Trump’s lawyer, contradicted a memo by James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, as well as his own previous comments.
Rally by White Nationalists Was Over Almost Before It BeganAngry counterprotesters far outnumbered the small band of far-right demonstrators who turned out in Washington, and then quickly dispersed, on the anniversary of the violent Charlottesville rally.
White Nationalists and Counterprotesters Rally in D.C.Thousands of counterprotesters confronted a small group of white nationalists who rallied near the White House on Sunday. Meanwhile, in Charlottesville, Va., people gathered to honor Heather Heyer, who was killed while protesting a hate rally there a year ago. Talking to a Man Named Mr. Cotton About Slavery and Confederate MonumentsIn this week’s Race/Related newsletter: A writer explores the nation’s divide over its Civil War past. He finds that some Confederate monuments cannot be moved.
China Seeks Influence in Europe, One Business Deal at a TimeA mysterious Chinese company went on a buying binge in the Czech Republic following Xi Jinping’s call for greater sway in the region. What was the cost?
News Analysis: Amid Kremlin Victories, Putin Fails to Persuade West on Russian SanctionsPresident Vladimir V. Putin has nimbly exploited differences between Washington and its allies, but he has yet to translate that into fewer sanctions against Russia.
The Iraqi Spy Who Infiltrated ISISThe story of the mole who posed as a jihadist in the Islamic State, and the most important antiterrorism agency that most people have never heard of.
An Appraisal: V.S. Naipaul, a Writer of Many Contradictions and Obvious GreatnessNaipaul, who died at 85 on Saturday, was a self-styled heir to Joseph Conrad, and a legitimate one.
V.S. Naipaul, Who Explored Colonialism Through Unsparing Books, Dies at 85Mr. Naipaul, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2001, wrote about the liberation movements that swept across Africa and the Caribbean, where he was born.
V.S. Naipaul, My Wonderful, Cruel FriendMy relationship with him was full of its joys and hurts. It was never going to be otherwise.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Wrong Way to Do Paid Family LeaveMarco Rubio’s bipartisan paid family leave bill is historic but forces parents to rob from their retirement to care for children.
America Has Stopped Being a Civilized NationIn 1985, Billy Ray Irick committed a hideous crime in Tennessee. Last week, the state of Tennessee responded in kind.
The Stone: The Humanity We Can’t RelinquishThese Boxers Fight With Cords Wrapped Around Their Fists. Crowds Love It.It’s dambe, a generations-old, West African style of boxing that is making a comeback despite some concerns about its brutality.
Strong Women on the March at Seattle Art FairIn a city where power, gender and technology converge, artists ask hard questions about diversity.
Richard Russell’s Flight Experience Before Stealing a Plane? ‘I Played Video Games’Flight instructors and aviation experts were split on whether games and simulations could prepare someone to operate a real plane.
Brooks Koepka Holds Off Tiger Woods to Win P.G.A. ChampionshipKoepka became the first player to win the United States Open and the P.G.A. Championship in the same year since Woods did it in 2000.
In Jordan, Shootout Kills 4 From Security Forces and 3 MilitantsIn a huge security operation, Jordanian forces laid siege to a building in a residential part of the city of Salt in search of those responsible for an earlier bomb attack on a police van.
Turkish Regulators Step In to Deal With Fall in CurrencyTurkish banks’ ability to swap liras for foreign currencies was curbed. The lira has been dropping since President Trump said he would raise tariffs on Turkish imports.
Parker Solar Probe Launches on NASA Voyage to ‘Touch the Sun’The spacecraft, which NASA says will “touch the sun,” was carried from the launchpad atop three columns of flame early on Sunday morning.
Taliban Kill More Than 200 Afghan Defenders on 4 Fronts: ‘a Catastrophe’The fighting demonstrated that the insurgents had a capacity for carrying out ambitious operations on multiple fronts, while the government struggled to respond on a single front in Ghazni.
In Thailand, ‘Obesity in Our Monks Is a Ticking Time Bomb’Almost half of Thailand’s Buddhist monks are obese, a study found. The government has asked devotees to put healthier food in their daily offerings to slim waistlines.
Trump’s National Security Claim for Tariffs Sets Off Crisis at W.T.O.The Trump administration has forced the World Trade Organization into the tough spot of having to make a ruling that could cause problems whatever it does.
In Moscow’s Newest Park, All of Russia Comes TogetherThe architects behind New York’s High Line have created a new urban space that reflects the diversity of Russia’s regional landscapes.
A German Opera Spotlights the Refugee Crisis, With Refugees“Moses,” a production by the Bavarian State Opera’s youth program, brings together a cast of teenage refugees, children of immigrants and Germans.
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