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Scans help spot heart trouble early in people with lupus Heart disease is a leading cause of death in patients with the autoimmune illness lupus. Now, research suggests high-tech scans can spot cardiac issues early.      'Moderate' drinking may be a brain buffer Middle-aged people who drink moderately may have a relatively lower risk of developing dementia later in life, researchers report.   France to impose fines for sexual harassment on the street French lawmakers passed a law Wednesday, imposing fines for instances of sexual harassment on the street.   Opioid addicts turning to unapproved antidepressant to get high In a trend that suggests opioid addicts are turning to new fixes, a study says unapproved an antidepressant is becoming more widespread in the United States.   Emmerson Mnangagwa named winner of Zimbabwe's presidential election Incumbent President Emmerson Mnangagwa was declared the winner of Zimbabwe's presidential election, the country's electoral commission said Thursday.   Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown misses practice, evaluated for injury Pittsburgh Steelers superstar wide receiver Antonio Brown was not at training camp Thursday due to an unspecified injury.   Miami Dolphins rookie TE Mike Gesicki flashing pros and cons The Miami Dolphins are seeing what rookie tight end Mike Gesicki can bring to the team's passing game.   Four cities sue Trump for 'sabotage' of Affordable Care Act A group of four cities filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for violating the Constitution by attempting to sabotage the Affordable Care Act.   Cleveland Browns OT Greg Robinson back at practice after being carted off Cleveland Browns offensive tackle Greg Robinson returned to practice Thursday.   Marshall Faulk out at NFL Network in wake of allegations The NFL Network is expected to sever ties with Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk, the New York Post reported Thursday.   Pittsburgh Steelers sign TE Bucky Hodges, OT Kyle Meadows The Pittsburgh Steelers signed tight end Bucky Hodges and offensive tackle Kyle Meadows, the team announced Thursday.   Los Angeles Chargers CB Trevor Williams avoids serious injury Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Trevor Williams appears to have avoided a long-term injury.   Indianapolis Colts move Malik Hooker, Clayton Geathers to active roster The Indianapolis Colts restored safeties Malik Hooker and Clayton Geathers to the active roster, the team announced Thursday.   Houston Texans' Anthony Weaver: 'Very limited' Jadeveon Clowney looks 'great' Houston Texans linebacker Jadeveon Clowney has yet to fully participate in a training camp practice, but one of his coaches likes what he has seen.   Watch: Tiger Woods drops 50-foot birdie for round of 66 at WGC-Bridgestone Invitational Tiger Woods made a birdie with a 50-foot putt on the 18th hole Thursday at the 2018 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, helping him card a first round 66.   Russia trying to divide U.S. ahead of election, Donald Trump's national security team says Russia is trying to "weaken and divide" the United States ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, members of President Donald Trump's national security team.   Seattle Seahawks sign LB Josh Forrest, CB Jeremy Boykins The Seattle Seahawks signed linebacker Josh Forrest and cornerback Jeremy Boykins, the team announced Thursday.   Los Angeles Rams, DT Aaron Donald not close on new contract Los Angeles Rams chief operating officer Kevin Demoff said the team and Aaron Donald's representatives are having a tough time coming to terms on a contract.   Former Baylor Bears head coach Art Briles lands job in Italy More than two years after he was fired as head coach at Baylor, Art Briles will return to the sidelines in Italy.   Tennessee Titans S Johnathan Cyprien out for season with torn ACL Tennessee Titans starting safety Johnathan Cyprien sustained a torn ACL and will miss the upcoming season, head coach Mike Vrabel announced Thursday.   Los Angeles Chargers S Derwin James returns to practice Los Angeles Chargers rookie Derwin James returned to practice for the first time in training camp after being activated from the non-football injury list.   Astronomers measure fastest non-lethal stellar blast in history New measurements of Eta Carinae suggest the star system produced the fastest non-lethal stellar blast in history.   Los Angeles Chargers place CB Jason Verrett, TE Austin Roberts on IR The Los Angeles Chargers placed Jason Verrett on injured reserve less than one week after the cornerback tore his Achilles, the team announced Thursday.   Commercial crew delays: Boeing, Space-X forced to push back test launch dates Boeing and Space-X have pushed back the target launch dates for the first major test flights of their commercial crew spacecraft.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Behind the smile: The descendants of the real Mona LisaThere are a handful of theories of who was the real person behind Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa. Two Italian sisters claim they are the last living descendants of the women behind the enigmatic smile.
  Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa declared winner of first post-Mugabe election"This is a new beginning," Mnangagwa tweeted, after a week that began with peaceful voting but spiraled into deadly violence as the military fired on protesters.
Jerusalem Gay Pride parade marches amid tight securityRemains from North Korea 'consistent with being Americans,' U.S. scientist saysA government scientist says the bones appear to have been preserved from the Korean War era and military equipment such as canteens and boots appear authentic.
France approves fines for sexual harassment on the streetThe new law will levy fines of $105-$876 for catcalling and expands the criminal definition of child rape.
One of China's top Buddhist monks accused of coercing nuns into sexThe president of the Buddhist Association of China is also a government adviser who has more than 1 million followers on the Weibo social network.
Rat lungworm may be waiting in your backyardThe parasite lives in rats and is spread by snails as they crawl on garden vegetables.
Tokyo med school rigged test to fail women"Instead of worrying about women quitting jobs, they should do more to create an environment where women can keep working."
Extreme heat wave shrinks Sweden's tallest peak by 13 feet in a month'Ridiculously warm' weather resulted in 13 feet of a mountaintop glacier melting in July.
U.S. slaps sanctions on Turkey over detained evangelical pastorThe White House said the North Carolina native is "a victim of unfair and unjust attention" and should be released.
Pope Francis changes church's teaching on the death penalty"Consequently the church teaches, in the light of the Gospel, that the death penalty is inadmissible," the new text says.
'Impossible to sell' crown jewels stolen in Hollywood-style heistTwo 17th-century crowns belonging to King Karl IX and Queen Kristina were stolen along with a royal orb.
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Russia, Pope Francis, Apple: Your Thursday Evening BriefingApple’s $1 Trillion Milestone Reflects Rise of Powerful MegacompaniesApple is part of a group of giant companies that dominate the United States economy. That is good for financial markets, but not necessarily for everyone else.
Apple Is Worth $1 Trillion; 21 Years Ago It Was on the Brink of BankruptcySteve Jobs said Apple was 90 days from bankruptcy in 1997. Now it is worth $1 trillion.
Russian Threat ‘Is Real,’ Trump Officials Say, Vowing to Protect U.S. ElectionsThe leaders of the national security agencies promised to help state and local governments counter what they called Russia’s efforts to influence the elections. How Fake Influence Campaigns on Facebook Lured Real PeopleActivists became entangled with fake accounts and pages on Facebook, leading to significant consequences for them as the company tried to clamp down.
Arrested, Jailed and Charged With a Felony. For Voting.Twelve people in a North Carolina county have been charged with voting illegally in the 2016 election. They face up to two years in prison.
Michigan Is About to Elect a Very Different Member of CongressIn the state primary Tuesday, voters will elect a successor to the longtime representative John Conyers Jr., choosing among one of the most diverse and competitive fields of candidates this year.
Tennessee Republicans Select Newcomer, Spurning Trump Loyalist in Governor’s RaceDiane Black lost despite showing fealty to the president. Marsha Blackburn and Phil Bredesen won the nominations for the open Senate seat.
Trump Administration Unveils Its Plan to Relax Car Pollution RulesThe proposal would freeze rules requiring cleaner, more efficient cars and unravel one of President Obama’s signature policies to fight global warming.
Trump Officials Link Fuel Economy Rules to Deadly Crashes. Experts Are Skeptical.Administration officials contend that their plan to scrap Obama-era standards will save thousands of lives. We looked at their arguments.
Pope Francis Declares Death Penalty Unacceptable in All CasesThe change in church teaching is likely to challenge Roman Catholic politicians, judges and officials who have argued that their church was not entirely opposed to capital punishment.
How Republican Hypocrisy Lifts Social DemocratsBy its astoundingly cynical approach to deficits and debt, the G.O.P. has opened the door to an expansive left.
A Comeback but No ReckoningJudge Alex Kozinski retired in the wake of sexual harassment allegations against him. He’s now making his way back.
Op-Ed Columnist: Stop Calling Trump a PopulistFrom tax cuts to Kavanaugh, he’s been relentless about hurting working-class Americans.
Young Rudy Giuliani Defends HimselfThe Myth That a Cleaner Car Is Less Safe Than a Dirty OneThe Trump administration is pushing a false narrative as a way to roll back mileage and emissions rules.
A Dictatorship Is Rising in My Country, AgainNearly four decades after the Sandinistas overthrew the Somoza dynasty, Nicaragua is once again in the grip of tyranny.
The Expensive Education of Mark Zuckerberg and Silicon ValleyTrump’s Biggest Climate Move Yet Is Bad for EveryoneHe wants to freeze fuel economy and greenhouse gas standards, thwarting progress on climate change.
The Democratic Party Picked an Odd Time to Have an Identity CrisisCan its unruly coalition take shape against Trump without one wing predominating?
Opinion: Is Clarence Thomas the Supreme Court's Future?The conservative justice’s obsession with the past was on full display during the recent term.
A Farmer on Trump’s Trade War: I Can’t ‘Take It’A corn, soybean and cattle farmer in Ohio responds to President Trump’s assertion that farmers are O.K. with tariffs. They Die in the Bullring. Then He Immortalizes Them.In his job as taxidermist for the festival of San Fermín, known for its running of the bulls, José Luis Martín Moro turns the slain animals into trophies for a diverse clientele.
A Hemingway War Story Sees Print for the First TimeIn 1956, Ernest Hemingway wrote five short stories about World War II, including “A Room on the Garden Side,” saying they could be published after he died. Three remain.
At War: Coming to Terms With Being a Marine Who Never Went to WarA former Marine officer wrestles with his ambivalence for never having seen combat while serving.
After 37 Years of Mugabe Rule, Zimbabwe Elects the Man Who Ousted HimEmmerson Mnangagwa, who seized power last year, won a full term over his chief challenger, Nelson Chamisa.
Prosecutors Document Paul Manafort’s Reversal of Fortune After 2014In the third day of testimony in Paul Manafort’s tax and bank fraud trial, witnesses described how his finances deteriorated after losing his Ukrainian client.
Thousands of Confiscated Coffins and an Exhumed Corpse Stoke Fury in ChinaThe authorities in Jiangxi Province acknowledged that local officials had gone overboard in pushing cremations to save land as part of “burial reform” efforts.
Top New Hampshire Democrat Arrested on Domestic Violence ChargesColleagues on both sides of the aisle have called for Jeff Woodburn, the State Senate minority leader who is up for re-election, to resign.
Wheels: Health Officials Prepare to Track Electric Scooter InjuriesDoctors and public health workers in San Francisco are preparing to track injuries from electric scooters and the other transportation services blossoming in the city.
Myanmar Dispatch: Myanmar Official Line: Rohingya Are Returning. But Cracks in That Story Abound.On a government-led tour of repatriation centers and the surrounding countryside, the sanctioned narrative grew sticky with contradictions as witnesses spoke up.
‘It Can Happen Even to Guys’: Ohio State Wrestlers Detail Abuse, Saying #UsTooFormer Ohio State University wrestlers — athletes grappling with sexual abuse long buried in their memories — are taking their place in the #MeToo movement.
U.S. Is Expanding Power to Block Chinese Firms. HNA Was Already No Match.High-level meetings, powerful lobbying firms and a charm offensive were unable to get regulators to approve a deal with SkyBridge Capital, Anthony Scaramucci’s firm.
The Best TV Shows and Movies New to Netflix, Amazon and More in AugustEvery month, subscription streaming services add a ton of new movies and TV shows. Here are the ones we think are most interesting this month.
Travel Tips: 5 Simple Tips to Help Vegetarian or Vegan Travelers Eat Well, AnywhereTraveling while vegetarian or vegan can be a challenge, but with a few tips and a little tech, you can roam freely, eat well and not have to worry about going hungry.
Review: Those Touchy-Feely Folks on the Plazas? They’re in ‘Pop-Up Duets’A chain of duets by Janis Claxton Dance, part of Lincoln Center Out of Doors, has an engaging naturalness but a sameness problem.
Nonfiction: Learning From Henry Kissinger“Kissinger the Negotiator,” by James K. Sebenius, R. Nicholas Burns and Robert H. Mnookin, presents diplomacy as the art of influencing friends and adversaries.
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