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South Carolina teen pleads guilty to attempting to join Islamic State A 19-year-old South Carolina man has pleaded guilty to providing material support to the Islamic State, U.S. attorneys announced Wednesday.      Report: New York Jets open to dealing Teddy Bridgewater Teddy Bridgewater signed with the New York Jets in March looking to resurrect his NFL career.   Banged-up Houston Astros brace for Seattle Mariners The Houston Astros confirmed in San Francisco that their tenacity stands on par with their talent.   Report: Indonesia earthquake death toll close to 400 The death toll from a powerful earthquake that struck the Indonesian island of Lombok is climbing.   Tech companies use 'persuasive technologies' that harm childen, psychologists say A group of psychologists urged the American Psychological Association to take a stand against the use of "manipulative psychological techniques" on children.   Egypt's Orascom changes name, retains North Korea business The Egyptian firm that provides wireless services in North Korea has changed its name, a move that reflects a renewed commitment to investment.   Cincinatti officer Tases 11-year-old girl suspected of stealing food The Cincinnati Police Department is investigating one of its officers who used a stun-gun on a 11-year-old girl who allegedly stole food from a grocery store.   Watch: Bayern Munich wins friendly 20-2 against amateur club Bayern Munich showed no mercy by beating Rottach Egern 20-2 in a friendly on Wednesday at its training ground in Tegernsee, Germany.   CFB Notebook: Baylor denies report of self-imposed bowl ban Baylor officials disputed a report in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that university lawyers recommended a self-imposed one-year bowl ban this season as part of any NCAA punishment for the school's sexual assault scandal.   NFL Notebook: 49ers will honor Clark with statue The San Francisco 49ers will honor the memory of former wide receiver Dwight Clark in a variety of ways this season, the team announced on Wednesday.   Raiders S Melifonwu sidelined by injury Safety Obi Melifonwu of the Oakland Raiders missed a second consecutive day of practice at training camp on Wednesday because of an injury.   Rick Gates' trustworthiness questioned in Paul Manafort trial Paul Manafort's attorneys in his financial fraud trial in Virginia portrayed the prosecution's star witness, Rick Gates, as untrustworthy Wednesday.   Redskins sign DL Sawyer, waive DL Barnes Rookie defensive lineman Dante Sawyer signed a free-agent contract with the Washington Redskins, the team announced on Friday. In a corresponding move, defensive lineman Tavaris Barnes was waived with an injury designation.   Raiders reportedly want T Penn to take pay cut The Oakland Raiders would like left tackle Donald Penn, who is on the physically unable to perform list, to take what several media outlets described as a "small pay cut."   Preschool children's parents may be unprepared to treat asthma Only about half the parents of asthmatic preschoolers had the right knowledge and medicines on hand to treat their child's breathing condition at home.   Study zeroes in on two most effective drugs for ADHD Researchers have identified what they describe as the safest, most effective short-term drug treatments for attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).   New treatment for non-Hodgkin lymphoma approved Poteligeo (mogamulizumab) injection has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat adults with two types of non-Hodgkin lymphoma.   Court records: New Mexico compound suspects were training children to commit school shootings The five suspects accused of abusing 11 children at a New Mexico compound were training them to carry out school shootings, court documents said.   USC signs lineman who punched referee Offensive lineman Bernard Schirmer, who punched a referee during a junior college game in 2016, has signed to play for USC.   China imposes retaliatory tariffs on $16B worth of U.S. goods China announced retaliatory tariffs against the United States on Wednesday, matching tariffs imposed by Washington, D.C., on Tuesday.   Giants sign safety Basile Safety Mike Basile played his college ball at Monmouth after growing up in Brick, N.J. and will now pursue a professional career in the Garden State.   Storm warning canceled as Hurricane Hector moves south of Hawaii Meteorologists canceled a tropical storm warning in Hawaii as Hurricane Hector moved south of the Big Island, the Central Pacific Hurricane Center said.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump administration to hit Russia with new sanctions for Skripal poisoningThe administration has signed off on a determination that Russia violated international law, triggering new U.S. sanctions.
  Following mob attack, LGBTQ activists in Armenia 'want justice'"We were standing outside and someone just came and hit one of my friends, and then the horrors started."
ISIS fighters are prisoners, not 'honored guests,' says top U.S. generalHundreds of captured fighters from an ISIS branch in Afghanistan will be held to account for any war crimes, says the commander of U.S. Central Command.
N. Korea's top diplomat visits Iran hours after Trump sanctions kick inIran and North Korea have maintained relations for decades. Tehran has previously warned Kim Jong Un's government not to trust the Trump administration.
China hits back at U.S. with $16 billion in tariffsThe game of trade war "chicken" heats up — but Chinese exports continue to rise.
Hockey legend Stan Mikita dead at 78Czechoslovakia-born Stan Mikita spent his entire 22-year NHL career with the Chicago Blackhawks. He finished with 1,467 points in 1,396 NHL games.
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Uber, Primaries, Russia: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingNew York City Caps Uber and Lyft Vehicles in a CrackdownThe City Council voted on Wednesday to cap Uber vehicles and other ride-hail services.
U.S. to Issue New Sanctions Against Russia Over Spy PoisoningThe sanctions are part of anti-Russian efforts by the United States, even as President Trump works to forge warmer ties.
Who Gets a New 20% Tax Break? The Treasury Dept. Speaks, and Trump May SaveSpa owners and authors appear eligible for the new break for professionals, along with some of President Trump’s real estate entities. Doctors, however, are out of luck.
New York Congressman Chris Collins Is Charged With Insider TradingRepresentative Collins, one of President Trump’s earliest and most vocal supporters, is accused of using inside information about a new drug to avoid losses.
Paul Manafort’s Lawyers Attack Rick Gates in Bid to Undercut His CredibilityAfter Rick Gates provided hours of damning testimony, Paul Manafort’s lawyers fought back by attacking his character and accusing him of lying.
Trump’s Lawyers Counter Mueller’s Interview Offer, Seeking a Narrower ScopeNegotiations between the president’s lawyers and the special counsel over whether Mr. Trump will voluntarily answer questions have dragged on for months.
News Analysis: Trump Claims Election Night Credit. It’s Not That Simple.President Trump and his chaotic, controversy-laden tenure are at least partly responsible for creating a toxic political climate for the Republican candidates he is trying to save.
‘I Will Uplift You’: Rashida Tlaib’s Emotional Victory In MichiganThe Palestinian-American could be the first Muslim woman elected to Congress after winning the Democratic primary in Michigan’s 13th Congressional District. The former state legislator will run unopposed in November. Republicans Gird for House Battle as Ohio and Kansas Races Remain CloseVoting across the Midwest and West this week laid bare the party’s precarious position in the November midterm elections, particularly its vulnerabilities in suburbs and with moderate voters.
Tech Companies Banned Infowars. Now, Its App Is Trending.Days after Google, Facebook and Apple removed Infowars content, the app from the right-wing conspiracy site has surged in downloads.
The Interpreter: With Alex Jones, Facebook’s Worst Demons Abroad Begin to Come HomeThe social network’s links to violence and unrest may not be exclusive to developing countries like India or Myanmar, as some once argued.
Rules Won’t Save Twitter. Values Will.The platform won’t ban the dangerous liar Alex Jones because he “hasn’t violated our rules.” Then what’s the point of these rules?
How China Wins the Trade WarWhile American companies and consumers are paying the price for tariffs, China protects its factories and investors.
The Bad Boys ClubKeep Up the Blanket Coverage of Trump. It Hurts Him.Just a little wave of disgust among Republican moderates is all that is needed to turn several key states from red to blue.
Where There’s Fire, Trump Blows SmokeThe president, either willfully ignorant or playing to his base, tweets nonsense about the California wildfires and refuses to acknowledge the role of climate change in the disaster.
Free California of Fossil FuelsIt’s essential for legislators and Governor Brown to commit the state to running on 100 percent clean energy by 2045.
A Nail-Biter in Ohio Is a Democratic TriumphPresident Iván Duque, Protect Social ActivistsThe new Colombian president has to stop the killing of community leaders to secure a lasting peace.
Rudy Giuliani Is Wrong About Chicago’s BloodshedMore Republicans are needed, Mr. Giuliani says, but simple explanations are rarely the right ones.
The Wrong Way to Fight a Drug WarThe Philippines has undertaken a brutal battle against “shabu,” or crystal methamphetamine. But the government needs to go after another target entirely.
The Earth AblazeAre we locked in a worldwide pattern of persistent and catastrophic wildfires?
Kris Kobach Is the G.O.P. at Its WorstIn his race to be Kansas’ next governor, Kris Kobach represents the ugliest part of today’s Republican Party. He also sounds a lot like the president.
On the Runway: Vanity Fair’s September Cover Sells Something. And Not Only What It Says.These Are Some of the Best Book Reviews We’ve Ever Read. A Sing Sing Prisoner Wrote Them Over a Century Ago.Back in 1911, The Times discovered a trove of literary criticism inside one of the state’s most notorious prisons — but couldn’t figure out who the author was. 107 years later, we’ve solved the mystery.
Rite Aid and Albertsons Agree to Call Off Merger in Face of OppositionThe deal was supposed to solve several challenges facing the two companies in a retail landscape turned upside down by consolidation and digital innovation.
Willow Creek Church’s Lead Pastor and Board of Elders ResignThe resignations at one of the nation’s most influential evangelical congregations came amid apologies to women who had accused the church’s founding pastor of sexual harassment.
Margot Kidder’s Death Was a Suicide, Coroner SaysThe actor’s daughter told The Associated Press, “It’s important to be open and honest so there’s not a cloud of shame in dealing with this.”
Renewed Fire Between Israel and Gaza Interrupts Talk of Cease-FireIsrael and Hamas exchanged blows across the Gaza border as Egypt and the United Nations tried to broker a long-term cease-fire.
Happy Meal Ad Is O.K. for Children, U.K. Regulator Says. Coco Pops Ad Isn’t.The divergent rulings on products from McDonald’s and Kellogg’s come as the British government increases its scrutiny of the marketing of fatty and sugary food and drinks to young people.
Poland’s Most Powerful Man Isn’t Well. Questions Are Swirling.Jaroslaw Kaczynski has led his country’s rightward, nationalist drift. Now rumors about his health have set off a power struggle.
Wall Street Salivates After Elon Musk Floats Taking Tesla PrivateBanks including Citigroup and Goldman Sachs are looking at ways to structure transactions for Tesla that would remove the automaker from the public markets.
Michelle Bachelet, Ex-President of Chile, Picked as Next U.N. Rights ChiefMs. Bachelet, a prominent women’s rights advocate and the first woman to serve as Chile’s president, was chosen to succeed Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein.
How to Clean the Most Common Dog MessesHow Le Corbusier Became Big in JapanHis legacy seems to be one building in Tokyo. But most of the country’s Modernism can be traced back to him — and the struggle to place his ideas into Japanese identity.
On Dessert: France Meets China in a Luxurious CustardRichard Jarecki, Doctor Who Conquered Roulette, Dies at 86He found a million-dollar edge by closely observing and identifying slight biases in roulette wheels, becoming “a menace to every casino in Europe.”
Show Us Your Wall: No Artists Outshine Others in This Egalitarian CollectionPatric McCoy, an enthusiastic art buyer, has some 1,300 paintings, sculptures and drawings stuffed into his Chicago apartment.
Tech Tip: How Your Screen Knows to SpinMeet the accelerometer, a small sensor in your device that knows which way is up and if you’re in motion. More Recent Articles
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