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Saudi Arabia orders thousands of its students studying in Canada to come home In its latest act of diplomatic retaliation against Canada, the Saudi Arabian government canceled scholarships for thousands of students studying in Canada.      Adam Purinton sentenced to life without parole for hate crime murder The Kansas man who pleaded guilty to the hate crime killing of an Indian national, has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.   NYC launches effort to get jail inmates registered to vote New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday announced the launch a voter registration drive inside the city's jails.   Greece to demolish 3,200 illegal structures after deadly wildfire Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsirpas announced thousands of illegal buildings will be demolished after the country's deadliest wildfire.   Rick Gates details Paul Manafort's operation to funnel Ukranian money to U.S. Rick Gates outlined an operation in which he and Paul Manafort used shell companies to secretly accept millions of dollars for their work in Ukraine.   Former Argentinian VP Amado Boudou sentenced to nearly 6 years for corruption Former Argentinian Vice President Amado Boudou was found guilty on corruption charges Tuesday and sentenced to five years and 10 months in prison.   Carolina Panthers G Amini Silatolu to undergo knee surgery Carolina Panthers offensive guard Amini Silatolu will undergo surgery Friday to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee, the team announced Tuesday.   Storm watch in effect as Hurricane Hector nears Hawaii Hawaii's Big Island will begin feeling gusty winds and rain Tuesday as Hurricane Hector approaches, the National Hurricane Center said.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers sign OT Jarron Jones The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed offensive tackle Jarron Jones, the team announced Tuesday.   Tennessee Titans release TE Phillip Supernaw, place Nate Palmer on IR The Tennessee Titans released tight end Phillip Supernaw, the team announced Tuesday.   Cleveland Browns WR Josh Gordon can remain on DNR list without penalty Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon will remain on the reserve/did not report list but it will not cost him an accrued season toward free agency.   Child's remains found at New Mexico makeshift compound Officials discovered the remains of a child at a makeshift compound in New Mexico where 11 emaciated children were found last week.   Suspension lifted for Baltimore Ravens TE Darren Waller Baltimore Ravens tight end Darren Waller has been reinstated by the NFL after serving a suspension of more than 13 months, the team announced Tuesday.   U.S. to impose new tariffs on $16B worth of Chinese goods The United States will impose a 25 percent tariff on an additional $16 billion worth of Chinese goods, the U.S. Trade Representative announced Tuesday.   Cleveland Browns WR Antonio Callaway cited for marijuana possession Cleveland Browns rookie wide receiver Antonio Callaway's off-field troubles have extended into the professional ranks.   CB Bashaud Breeland works out for New England Patriots The New England Patriots worked out free-agent cornerback Bashaud Breeland on Tuesday, the NFL Network reported.   Los Angeles Chargers' Joey Bosa leaves practice with foot injury Los Angeles Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa left Tuesday's practice with a left foot injury, multiple media outlets reported.   Court rules mother of teen shot by Border Patrol agent can sue for damages A federal court ruled Tuesday that the mother of a teenager killed by a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Arizona can sue for damages.   Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson 'likely' to play in preseason opener Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson is expected to see action in the team's preseason opener.   Tokyo Medical University changed scores to limit admittance of women A medical school in Japan admitted Tuesday it altered the results of entrance exams to limit the number of women admitted to the university.   Iron-silica particles reveal early oxygen accumulation on Earth Iron and silica particles played an important part in the early accumulation of oxygen in Earth's oceans, according to new research.   Envistacom contracted for DAGRS prototype support Envistacom announced it has received an $18 million contract under the Deployable Adaptive Global Responder Support, or DAGRS, program.   Tesla halts trading as Elon Musk considers taking company private Tesla halted trading Tuesday after CEO Elon Musk tweeted he was considering privatizing the all-electric automotive company.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Funeral meal leaves at least 9 dead, dozens sick in PeruAt least 9 dead, more than a dozen hospitalized after eating contaminated food at a funeral in Peru on Monday
  European companies are caught in the middle of Trump vs. IranThe move aims to signal to Tehran "that Europeans are serious" about trying to salvage the nuclear deal, an aide to the bloc's foreign policy chief said.
Two far-away bombings 20 years ago set off the modern era of terrorMany Americans were paying closer attention to a president's personal scandal, but the destruction in Kenya and Tanzania was pivotal.
Canada defiant after Saudi Arabia freezes trade over rights criticism"Saudi Arabia is shooting itself in the foot. If you want to open up your country to the world, you don't start expelling ambassadors."
How hauling icebergs could help sustain the world's thirstiest regionsA Middle Eastern firm plans to tow icebergs northward so they can be turned into vast amounts of drinking water.
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Alex Jones, Tesla, Primaries: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingIn Ohio Election, Republicans Test a Midterm Rescue Plan: PolarizationAn Ohio congressional special election has revealed the strategy Republicans will use to keep power in the House — or to ensure that Democrats win only a small majority.
Plan to Punish Immigrants for Using Welfare Could Boost G.O.P. CandidatesOfficials could deny legal status to immigrants who accept food stamps or other benefits. Republicans are poised to make it a powerful election year issue.
Top Trump Campaign Aides Are Portrayed as Corrupt at Manafort TrialThe prosecution’s star witness, Rick Gates, detailed a yearslong fraud by Paul Manafort. Defense lawyers assailed Mr. Gates’s credibility, pointing to thefts, lies and an extramarital affair.
Paul Manafort Trial: Gates Admits Having Affair as Defense Attacks HimPaul Manafort, the former campaign chairman for President Trump, is being tried on charges of bank and tax fraud in a case stemming from the special counsel’s investigation.
Why the ‘Manhattan Madam’ Is Ensnared in the Mueller InquiryKristin M. Davis, a former Manhattan procuress, is testifying this week before a grand jury looking at ties between Russia and President Trump’s campaign.
Alex Jones Demands His Infowars Followers Rise Up and Buy More MerchandiseThe right-wing conspiracy theorist was defiant, depicting himself as a victim in a war on free speech, as the removal of his content from most social media platforms drastically reduced his audience.
Gatekeepers or Censors? How Tech Manages Online SpeechThe rules that Apple, Google, Facebook and Twitter follow in their roles as arbiters of online speech are often vague. Critics say they are arbitrary.
Snap’s Drop in Active Users Could Signal a Social Media PeakThe maker of Snapchat said it lost 3 million daily active users in the latest quarter, following similar drops or flattening growth from Facebook and Twitter.
Tesla to Go Private? Stock Soars After Elon Musk Hints YesTesla’s chief executive suggested that being a public company, beholden to shareholders, created perverse incentives for short-sellers.
California Fire Now the Largest in State History: ‘People Are on Edge’A pair of fires called the Mendocino Complex had been growing for nearly two weeks before becoming the largest fire on Monday night.
California Strikes Back Against the Trump Administration’s Auto Pollution RollbackThe state’s rebuttal lays out a road map to California’s legal strategy against the federal government in coming months and years.
No, Tariffs Aren’t Going to Pay Down the National DebtThe budget deficit is growing much faster than any increase in tariff revenue.
Can I Ruin Your Dinner Party?Op-Docs: Between Sound and SilenceFor a generation of people with cochlear implants, technology is transforming the experience of deafness. Make Your Daughter Practice Math. She’ll Thank You Later.The way we teach math in America hurts all students, but it may be hurting girls the most.
Surviving MyselfA Better Way to Ban Alex Jones“Hate speech” is extraordinarily vague and subjective. Libel and slander are not.
Democrats, Do Not Give Up on the SenateWill the Birthplace of the Modern Right Turn Blue?The Conversation: Can Democrats Campaign Against the Swamp?Understanding the Failed Deal With Turkey That Sparked Trump’s FuryWith Turkish-American relations souring, the focus should be on freeing imprisoned American citizens and the Turkish staff of the United States embassy.
Saudi Arabia’s Ugly Spat With CanadaBy expelling the Canadian ambassador for speaking up on human rights, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman undermines the reforms he has made.
Ikea Arrives in India, Tweaking Its Products but Not Its VibeThe Swedish furniture giant opens in Hyderabad, India, this week. To appeal to customers, it is cutting prices, offering assembly and selling samosas.
Restaurant Review: At Gem, a Teen Wonder Plays in the Big LeaguesFlynn McGarry, who has been charging money for meals since he was 13, gets his first real restaurant at age 19.
On Money: When It Comes to a Trade War, China Takes the Long ViewVictory may go to the side that best understands the other — and Americans would do well not to underestimate Chinese resolve.
U.S.C. President Resigns Amid Pressure to Exit Before School YearThe interim president, Wanda M. Austin, is the first woman and the first African-American to lead the private university.
In Africa, Mystery Murders Put Spotlight on Kremlin’s ReachMoscow says three Russian journalists were killed in the Central African Republic by robbers, but others believe they were targeted for investigating mercenaries with links to the Kremlin.
2 Undercover Officers in Camden Are Ambushed and Shot at Red Light, Police SayA manhunt is underway after two plainclothes detectives with the Camden County Police Department were shot while sitting in an unmarked car. “It was completely unprovoked,” the police chief said.
Boy’s Body Discovered on New Mexico Compound Where 11 Malnourished Children Were FoundIt is unclear whether the body is that of a Georgia boy whose disappearance in December eventually led the authorities to raid the compound on Friday.
Alabama Beachgoers May Have Killed Hundreds of Protected Birds, Experts SayHuman visitors scared away least terns, which are considered a threatened species in the state, and used their eggs to decorate the sand.
‘No Shame’: Rape Victim Watches His Attackers Take Victory Lap on TVAhmad Ishchi accused Afghanistan’s vice president and his guards of beating and raping him. But when they returned from exile, they were feted, not handcuffed.
A Dream Ended on a Mountain Road: The Cyclists and the ISIS MilitantsTwo American cyclists had a vision of the world, or, at least, what it could be. The men who mowed them down in Tajikistan had a starkly different one.
3 Men Are Struck by Lightning in QueensTwo men were playing soccer in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park about 7:30 p.m. when they were struck, the police said. One was critically injured.
Fiction: A New Thriller Imagines a Revolt Against the Corporate OrderIn Olen Steinhauer’s “The Middleman,” a revolutionary anticapitalist movement seeks to unite the disaffected of America’s red and blue states.
We Use Sports Terms All the Time. But Where Do They Come From?From “wild-goose chase” to “throw in the towel” to “there’s the rub,” these sports idioms are part of our everyday conversation. Here’s a look at their origins.
Antonio Dias, Brazilian Artist Who Poked the Generals, Dies at 74Mr. Dias took aim at the 1960s ruling junta with trenchant works of bright colors, graphic immediacy and world weariness. He later went into exile.
Missed the Summer Music Festivals? Stream These Classic Performances at HomeOptions abound for viewing concerts and music documentaries online, but Qello curates a lot of it in one place. Here’s the best of what it offers.
The New Health Care: Workplace Wellness Programs Don’t Work Well. Why Some Studies Show Otherwise.Trilobites: Welcome to the World, Little Fish. In 14 Days You’ll Start Making Babies.The African annual fish can reach sexual maturity in about two weeks, scientists found, the fastest known among vertebrates.
Global Health: An Invasive New Tick Is Spreading in the U.S.The Asian long-horned tick, reported in New York’s suburbs and as far west as Arkansas, can carry lethal diseases. But no infected specimens have yet been found here.
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