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Why you should watch your weight after you stop smoking There's good news and bad news for smokers who worry about packing on extra pounds when they try to quit.      Immigrants not a burden on U.S. health care: Study Immigrants in the United States use health care services less often than native-born citizens and may actually be subsidizing some of their health care.   Cosmetic procedures boost well-being, poll shows People who choose minimally invasive cosmetic procedures do so because they want to feel good, not just look good, a new survey finds.   Slovakian woman arrested for playing same opera song for 16 years A Slovakian woman was reportedly arrested after she played the same opera song on repeat for 16 years.   Florida man dies after falling into vat of oil and grease A 61-year-old man died Wednesday after he fell into a vat of oil and grease while working on a property in Florida, police said.   Suspected Islamic State member arrested in California for murder of Iraqi cop A suspected Islamic State member who attempted to get refugee status in California was arrested for a 2014 murder in Iraq, the Justice Department announced Wednesday.   Brazilian ex-President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva registers presidential bid from prison Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva registered his candidacy for the country's upcoming election while imprisoned Wednesday.   Shark attacks man at Cape Cod beachCFB notebook: Penn State DE Buchholz retires due to injury Penn State junior defensive end Ryan Buchholz, expected to be a key part of the Nittany Lions' front, announced on Wednesday that he is giving up football due to back injuries.   NFL notebook: Texans DE Watt says he will play in opener Houston Texans star defensive end J.J Watt is certain that he will play in the team's season opener against the New England Patriots.   Bills claim rookie DL Havili on waivers The Buffalo Bills claimed rookie defensive lineman Albert Havili on waivers from the San Diego Chargers, the Bills announced on Wednesday.   Raiders claim DT Wright on waivers The Oakland Raiders announced on Friday that they have claimed defensive tackle Gabe Wright on waivers from the Miami Dolphins.   Broncos WR Henderson suspended one game by NFL Wide receiver Carlos Henderson of the Denver Broncos has been suspended for one game for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy, the league announced on Wednesday.   Mendocino Complex Fire grows 10,000 acres; procession held for slain firefighter The largest wildfire in California's history, which claimed the life of a firefighter, grew nearly 10,000 acres Wednesday, fire officials said.   Gunmen kidnap Mexican congresswoman-elect Norma Azucena RodrÃguez Zamora Armed men kidnapped a newly elected congresswoman Wednesday after forcing her vehicle to crash on a highway in Hidalgo state, Mexican security forces said.   Mario Abdo BenÃtez sworn in as Paraguay's new president Former Sen. Mario Abdo BenÃtez was sworn in as president of Paraguay on Wednesday after narrowly winning the presidential election in April.   German Cabinet approves third gender option The German government on Wednesday approved a third gender option on official documents, allowing people to register as "divers."   Sea level to increase risk of deadly tsunamis New research suggests sea level rise caused by manmade global warming is likely to increase the risk of devastating tsunamis.   Another LSU QB to transfer Junior quarterback Justin McMillan announced in a Twitter post on Wednesday that he intends to transfer, becoming the second Tigers quarterback to do so in as many days.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
A Massachusetts man was bit by a shark at a Cape Cod beach on Wednesday. 
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Iraqi refugee arrested in California on warrant alleging he was ISIS killerOmar Abdulsattar Ameen was arrested on a warrant issued in Iraq alleging he killed a police officer there in 2014.
  Man held in London car attack is U.K. national originally from Sudan"The priority of the investigation team continues to be to understand the motivation behind this incident," police said. No one was killed.
Tick fever threatens to spread to U.S. from MexicoThe brown dog tick is more likely to bite people and spread the often fatal bacterial infection, experts say.
Germany approves third gender option for official recordsThe approval follows a November decision by Germany's highest court that ruled people must be allowed to be entered in records as neither male nor female.
Bombing kills 48 college hopefuls in AfghanistanThe attacker targeted the private school in a minority neighborhood where a group of young men and women were studying for entrance exams.
Buddhist leader accused of coercing nuns into sex quits jobXuecheng's case is one of the most prominent since the #MeToo movement took hold in China.
Italians point fingers, seek answers after bridge collapse kills 39An Italian civil engineering society said structures dating from when the bridge was built had surpassed their lifespan.
China's most famous tree is in danger of being 'loved to death'Beijing is increasingly focused on environmental issues — a marked shift from its traditional growth-at-all-costs philosophy.
Turkey escalates feud by boosting tariffs on U.S. booze, carsNATO ally Turkey has accused Washington of waging an "economic war" as part of a plot to harm the country.
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Trump Revokes Ex-C.I.A. Director John Brennan’s Security ClearanceThe White House cited “erratic” behavior by Mr. Brennan, who has frequently been a fierce critic of the president. Evidence Against Manafort Is ‘Overwhelming,’ Prosecutors SayIn closing arguments, the special counsel’s office described Paul Manafort, the former Trump campaign chairman, as well versed in financial matters and motivated to commit fraud.
Democrats Discard Washington Platform in Bid for House ControlUnlike 1994 and its “Contract With America” or 2006 and its “Six for ’06,” this midterm campaign will not feature a centralized message from the party seeking control of the House.
Christine Hallquist on Her Primary Victory: ‘It Gives the Transgender Community Hope’Ms. Hallquist, a Vermont Democrat, made history Tuesday night by becoming the first transgender nominee for governor from either major party. She spoke to The Times the next morning.
Jahana Hayes Was Told She ‘Had No Chance.’ She, and Voters, Beg to Differ.Overcoming a life of early poverty and homelessness, Ms. Hayes is now poised to become the first black Democrat to represent Connecticut in Congress.
‘It’s Really Hard to Be a Catholic’: The Pain of Reading the Sex Abuse ReportCatholics around the country said they felt frustrated with the church’s leadership.
Why the Explosive Report on Catholic Church Abuse Is Unlikely to Yield Criminal ChargesLegal barriers, political opposition and fierce lobbying efforts by the Catholic Church have kept Pennsylvania’s courthouse doors closed to childhood victims who came forward later in life.
Bleak New Estimates in Drug Epidemic: A Record 72,000 Overdose Deaths in 2017Fentanyl is a big culprit, but there are also encouraging signs from states that have prioritized public health campaigns and addiction treatment. Laced K2 Tied to Dozens of Drug Overdoses in New HavenMore than 70 people were taken to a hospital after overdosing on a batch of synthetic marijuana that the police believe was laced with an opioid.
Tesla Is Said to Be Subpoenaed by S.E.C. Over Elon Musk TweetThe government is investigating Tesla after Mr. Musk said he had secured funding to take the electric-car company private, causing its shares to soar.
Common Sense: A Question for Tesla’s Board: What Was Elon Musk’s Mental State?The same traits that have made Mr. Musk a great entrepreneur also make him a potentially troublesome chief executive. Tesla’s board should act as a filter.
Italy Bridge Was Known to Be in Trouble Long Before CollapseAs the death toll climbed in Genoa, signs pointed to failure in the design and maintenance of the Morandi Bridge.
Genoa Bridge Collapse: Rescuers Use Drones to Survey DamageEmergency workers in Italy continue to dig through the bridge’s rubble, as focus turns to the structure’s troubled past. ‘We Are Tired of Crying for the Dead’: A Stunned Genoa MournsAt the morgue, people looking for missing travelers dreaded what they might find. Residents wondered how they would get from one side of Genoa to the other.
Trump and the Politics of ArfThe Virtues of Catholic AngerIn the face of the Pennsylvania abuse scandal, Christians should use their rage to combat evil within the church.
What Must Survive a Corrupt Catholic ChurchBy making monasteries, of a sort, of our homes and hearts, we may develop the spiritual disciplines necessary to endure this seemingly endless trial.
Would My Family Pass an ‘Australian Values Test’?The government focuses on “integration” and insists on the strength of Australian multiculturalism, but seems to worry that it is vulnerable. My parents tell another story.
The Stone: Revelation of a Liverpool Soccer FanDoes Your Identity Help Make Your Point?Readers wrote about harnessing the power of their identities when offering an opinion, but without relying on it to do the work for them.
Israel Is Proud of Who We AreSome critics believe that a law defining Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people is a threat to the Jewish people. This is audacious and preposterous.
This Is Not the Way to Stop Homes From FloodingThe federal government is considering a plan that could cost taxpayers more money and encourage land speculation without addressing the problem.
Fixes: The Conflict of Interest That Is Killing RecyclingSome of the biggest recycling operations are owned by landfill companies whose profits improve when recycling doesn’t work well.
Disability: Poetry Is a Way of Being in the World That Wasn’t Made for UsChildren of the CubeMy son and his cubes have been inseparable for years. Like hundreds of other children, he found his tribe at the CubingUSA nationals.
Choice Tables: Beyond Porridge and Boiled Mutton: A Taste of LondonA newcomer to the city’s recent flowering as a culinary destination samples restaurants from Shoreditch to the West End, and finds flavors from India, Basque Country, the Mediterranean and more.
Books of The Times: Expressing Complicated Love for Lauryn Hill as an Iconic Album Turns 20In “She Begat This: 20 Years of ‘The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,’” Joan Morgan makes a case for Hill’s artistic and historical importance while also paying attention to the stickier parts of the star’s career.
ISIS Member Wanted in Murder in Iraq Is Arrested in Sacramento, U.S. SaysOmar Ameen, 45, who is also a longtime member of Al Qaeda, lied to obtain refugee status in 2014, prosecutors say.
Norman Seabrook Guilty of Bribery in Trial That Cast Shadow Over De BlasioA jury found the once-powerful leader of the correction officers’ union guilty of accepting a kickback to steer union funds to a hedge fund.
Fox Business Took a Shot at Denmark. Denmark Fired Back.An anchor, Trish Regan, called the country a warning about socialism, mentioning it alongside Venezuela. The Danish finance minister led an angry response.
Report Finds Traces of a Controversial Herbicide in Cheerios and Quaker OatsThe herbicide glyphosate is the world’s most popular weedkiller. There is widespread disagreement among lawyers, researchers and regulators over any potential links to cancer.
‘Let Us Have a Childhood’: On the Road With the Parkland ActivistsThey’re registering voters. They’re spotlighting the work of local organizers. They’re talking about all forms of gun violence.
Syria Dispatch: ‘There Are No Girls Left’: Syria’s Christian Villages Hollowed Out by ISISWhile calm has returned to a Christian area of Syria ravaged by the Islamic State, the traumatized people have not, with whole villages emptied. “There are so few of us,” says a church official.
A Long History of Attacking Women, Yet He Was Free to Kill AgainCould the police have saved Kimberly Dobbie? When the crime is domestic violence, or something like it, the answer is complicated.
Why Turkey’s Crisis Feels Familiar for Emerging Markets: It’s the DebtThe country has unique challenges, but other emerging markets where big borrowing fueled rapid growth and strong returns could feel the pinch of a stronger dollar.
How to Block and Report Spam Calls and Text MessagesUnwanted calls and spam texts are annoying, but you can do something about them. Here’s how to block and report them so they won’t bother you again.
Wigstock Returns From the DeadThe outdoor drag festival will feature Lady Bunny and Neil Patrick Harris on Sept. 1 at Pier 17 in Lower Manhattan.
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Has Affluent Fans Opening Their WalletsProminent Asian-Americans have been renting out theaters for screenings of the film, hoping to spread demand for more movies with Asian leads.
Generation Grandparent: Singing With My GrandbabyResearchers say that singing is among the most meaningful activities we share with children.
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