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Security scanners safe for patients with heart devices: Study Full-body scanners are safe for people with implanted heart pacemakers, a new study found.      U.S. sees alarming rise in antibiotic-resistant UTIs: Study Drug-resistant bacteria caused nearly 6 percent of urinary tract infections (UTIs) analyzed by a California emergency department, a new study reports.   QB battle looms over No. 1 Alabama's opener vs. Louisville Alabama is going for back-to-back national titles, its sixth championship since 2009 and what would be a record-breaking seventh for coach Nick Saban.   No. 14 Michigan, No. 12 Notre Dame renew rivalry It has been hype that hasn't just been months in the making, but rather years.   Report: North Korea businesses 'active' in China North Korean businessmen are active at Chinese border cities and seeking Chinese investments, according to a Japanese press report.   No. 7 Oklahoma enters post-Mayfield era vs. Florida Atlantic NORMAN, Okla. -- Florida Atlantic coach Lane Kiffin won't say who his quarterback will be Saturday when the Owls open the season at No. 7 Oklahoma.   No. 3 Georgia opens vs. Austin Peay Austin Peay may not hold the same name recognition as the rest of the teams on Georgia's schedule for 2018 but that doesn't mean the Bulldogs aren't anxious.   No. 5 Ohio State hosts Oregon State in first game without Urban Meyer Fifth-ranked Ohio State hopes to find some relief on Saturday when Oregon State visits Ohio Stadium.   Andrew Gillum to face Ron DeSantis in Florida governor race Democrat Andrew Gillum and Republican Ron DeSantis each defeated the establishment picks in their respective gubernatorial primaries in Florida.   Fantasy Football 2018: Top 20 defense and kicker rankings The Jacksonville Jaguars and Stephen Gostkowski top UPI's 2018 fantasy football defense and kicker rankings, respectively.   EA cancels remainder of Madden tournament after Jacksonville, Fla., shooting Electronic Arts canceled the remainder of its Madden Classic tournaments after a gunman killed two people before killing himself at Sunday's competition.   Peru declares emergency over influx of Venezuelan migrants Peru declared a 60-day health emergency Tuesday as the country deals with an influx of thousands of Venezuelan migrants fleeing an economic crisis back home.   Massachusetts schools release students early amid Northeast heat wave Multiple Massachusetts school districts announced plans to dismiss students from school early this week due to a heatwave enveloping the Northeast.   Philadelphia Eagles' Doug Pederson to pick starting quarterback by Friday Philadelphia Eagles coach Doug Pederson said he will decide by Friday whether Carson Wentz or Nick Foles will be his starting quarterback in the season opener.   Passionate Bobby Petrino: Louisville Cardinals will beat Alabama Crimson Tide "You gotta believe." That's been the mantra of Louisville Cardinals coach Bobby Petrino throughout the offseason as they prepare for the Alabama Crimson Tide.   CDC: Sexually transmitted diseases increase for fourth straight year Cases of three common yet treatable sexually transmitted diseases increased for the fourth consecutive year in 2017, the CDC reported Tuesday.   California eliminates money bail system California Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Tuesday eliminating the money bail requirement for Californians to be released from jail while they await trial.   Philadelphia Eagles WR Alshon Jeffery to miss at least two games Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Alshon Jeffery will miss at least the first two games of the regular season because of a shoulder injury.   Pittsburgh Steelers RB Le'Veon Bell might report next Monday Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell has not appeared at practice yet, but he hinted when he will arrive.   Houston Texans' Seantrel Henderson has non-cancerous cyst removed Houston Texans starting right tackle Seantrel Henderson is expected to be ready for the season opener after he had a non-cancerous cyst removed.   Cincinnati Bengals' Geno Atkins, Carlos Dunlap agree to contract extensions The Cincinnati Bengals reportedly have agreed to contract extensions for two defensive linemen -- defensive tackle Geno Atkins and defensive end Carlos Dunlap.   Texas officer Roy Oliver guilty of murdering teen Jordan Edwards A Texas jury on Tuesday found former police officer Roy Oliver guilty of murder in the shooting death of 15-year-old Jordan Edwards.   Detroit Lions release DE Robert Ayers one day after signing The Detroit Lions have cut defensive end Robert Ayers just one day after he signed with the NFC North franchise.   Cleveland Browns sign OL Earl Watford, cut six players The Cleveland Browns have signed offensive lineman Earl Watford and released six other players.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Clerical sex-abuse scandal exposes 'war within the Vatican'Tensions between reformists like Pope Francis and conservatives have been bubbling since the pontiff was elected in 2013.
  A murder, a neo-Nazi rally and violence prompt soul-searching in German cityUnrest reflects growing schism in Germany after about 1 million asylum seekers were allowed to enter the country in 2015.
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Nafta, Google, Trump: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingEurope Edition: Nafta, Pope Francis, Russia: Your Wednesday BriefingCanada and U.S. Meet as Trump Moves Ahead With Mexico Trade DealTop U.S. trade officials continued to insist they could revise the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and leave Canada out of the pact.
Pentagon May Restart Major War Games Amid Rising Tensions With North KoreaThe statement by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis was yet another sign that the diplomatic thaw between Washington and Pyongyang is coming to an end.
C.I.A. Officer-Turned-Candidate Says PAC Obtained Her Security ApplicationA former C.I.A. officer running for Congress demanded the Congressional Leadership Fund destroy the highly sensitive security clearance application that she says it obtained.
If G.O.P. Loses Hold on Congress, Trump Warns, Democrats Will Enact Change ‘Quickly and Violently’“They will end everything immediately,” the president told a meeting of evangelical leaders at the White House, according to an audiotape of the remarks.
Judges’ Ruling on Election Map Plunges North Carolina Politics Into DisarrayMonday’s ruling declaring that the state’s congressional district map is unconstitutional has left candidates struggling to understand what comes next.
Calls Grow for Cardinal Wuerl to Resign Over Handling of Sex Abuse AllegationsCardinal Wuerl, the archbishop of Washington, is among several American Catholic leaders implicated in the growing sex abuse scandal enveloping the church.
Trump Accuses Google of Burying Conservative News in Search ResultsThe president hinted that he would take action against the search giant in his latest attack on a technology company.
Dozens at Facebook Unite to Challenge Its ‘Intolerant’ Liberal CultureIn a rare sign of internal dissent, more than 100 employees have formed a group to agitate for better representation of conservative views.
Why Are U.S. Bombs Killing Civilians in Yemen?The United States, by providing weapons and support to the Saudi-led coalition waging indiscriminate war in Yemen, shares in the blame.
Lessons From 2,000 Hours on a Public BusI used to be ashamed about what it took for me to get to school every morning. Now I realize it was an education of its own.
Fixes: A New Way to Detect Breast CancerFor poorer people in India and many other countries, a computer engineer has found a way to detect breast cancer without radiation.
College vs. PaycheckWorking students can’t always choose between a job and an education. Universities shouldn’t make them.
What if Trump Did Actually Shoot Someone on Fifth Avenue?Your vote in the midterms matters, because Republicans in Congress won’t restrain the president’s excesses.
True Reformers for New York’s SenateInspiring challengers deserve voters’ support as they face business-as-usual lawmakers in the Sept. 13 primary.
A Midlife Crisis in the Age of TrumpIn 2018, approaching 40 without having made a real difference in the world feels particularly shameful.
What Did Pope Francis Know?The Catholic Church needs leaders who can purge corruption even among their own theological allies. The pope is failing that test.
Centrists Won’t Save BritainCritic’s Notebook: Why David Chang MattersDiners who look for his stamp in every Momofuku restaurant may be missing his rare achievement as an impresario who lets his chefs innovate.
A Newbie at the Minnesota State Fair‘Laura, I’ve Thought of You Many Times Since That Night’The aftermath of a pedestrian accident. A love for Mr. Softee. And more reader tales from Metropolitan Diary.
Burglar Steals iPad From Home of Banker Tied to Paul Manafort, Police SayThe banker, David Fallarino, handled loans for Mr. Manafort, the president’s former campaign chairman who was convicted of financial fraud last week.
Bees Swarm Times Square Hot Dog StandThe sudden swarm sent passers-by running on Tuesday, but a brave crowd stayed to watch a beekeeper from the New York Police Department capture the insects.
Second Set of Human Remains Found in Bags at a Bronx Park, Police SayA passer-by made the gruesome discovery near the water surrounding part of Barretto Point Park — just three miles from where a woman’s body parts were found Friday.
Parkland Parent Lori Alhadeff Wins Election to School Board in FloridaParents of two students killed in the mass shooting this year in Parkland, Fla., were candidates for the Broward County School Board.
Scorching Day at the U.S. Open Raises Questions About Heat PolicyWhile the WTA has a heat rule for women, the men’s side has no such policy and the Open decided to implement a 10-minute break amid high temperatures.
In Elon Musk’s World, Brakes Are for Cars, Not C.E.O.sFrom his management style to his personal life, the Tesla chief seems comfortable with chaos, often of his own creation. Is that best for his company?
Nearly a Year After Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico Revises Death Toll to 2,975The official assessment of deaths related to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico has been raised to 2,975, after a new study found a 22 percent increase in deaths.
Russia Hated John McCain, and Will Miss Him DearlyThe death of the Arizona senator has deprived Moscow of its favorite punching bag, the supposed leader of a global conspiracy of “Russophobes.”
Boy, 9, Killed Himself After Being Tormented by Bullies, His Mom SaysJamel Myles was a fourth grader at Joe Shoemaker Elementary in Denver, and had told his mom he was gay. His death comes amid a startling rise in youth suicides.
We’re All Afraid to Talk About Money. Here’s How to Break the Taboo.It’s hard to learn about something when you’re discouraged from talking about it.
Aretha Franklin’s Fans Say Goodbye, With Tears and Dance MovesPeople waited hours to see the Queen of Soul at a public viewing inside the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.
Louis C.K.’s Return to the Stage Incites a Range of EmotionsThe comedian, who admitted to sexual misconduct last November, made a surprise re-emergence at a New York comedy club — and set off a heated debate.
Y’lan Noel on ‘Insecure,’ ‘The First Purge’ and Black Masculinity OnscreenThe actor discusses bringing more depth to his character in Season 3, as well as his lead role in this summer’s “The First Purge.”
The Ethicist: I’m Running for Re-Election. How Honest Do I Have to Be?How to Tame Health Care Spending? Look for One-Percent SolutionsMaybe the answer isn’t something big, a group of economists is suggesting, but rather many small tweaks, such as reining in long-term care hospitals.
Take a Number: How Much Alcohol Is Safe to Drink? None, Say These ResearchersA large study of drinking habits in 195 countries contradicts widely shared advice on healthy drinking.
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