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Malaysian shariah court canes two women for attempting to have sex A sharia court in Malaysia found two women guilty of attempting to have sex and caned them for punishment, authorities said Monday.      Woman dies after jumping out of moving ambulance on California freeway A woman is dead after jumping out of moving ambulance on a Northern California freeway, authorities said.   Terry Gilliam's 'Don Quixote' to open in Germany, Italy Sept. 27 Terry Gilliam's trouble-plagued adventure "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote" is to be released in German and Italian theaters on Sept. 27.   Shoe store burglar steals several right-foot shoes A burglar broke into a Virginia shoe store and took several sneakers that were all for the right foot.   QB Wilton Speight's status unknown as UCLA Bruins prep for Oklahoma Sooners A 26-17 loss to Cincinnati in Week 1 made it abundantly clear that UCLA has much work to do in order to reach the lofty standard head coach Chip Kelly set.   New Yorker Festival drops Bannon after celebrity backlash Steve Bannon has been dropped from the lineup of the New Yorker Festival after several celebrities denounced his participation.   Washington Huskies seeking rebound after loss to Auburn Tigers A marquee matchup in Week 1 against Auburn lived up to the billing, but Washington, which opened at No. 6, came out on the wrong end of the contest.   Hole responsible for space station leak caused by drill, not meteorite, Russia says The hole that caused a slight air leak and a depressurization event on the International Space Station last week was caused by a drill hole.   New York Jets name Sam Darnold starting quarterback for Week 1 The New York Jets finally confirmed what many suspected Monday when they announced rookie Sam Darnold will be the starting quarterback for their season opener.   Big Ten Network suspends Braylon Edwards for comments about Michigan Braylon Edwards was hardly thrilled with Michigan, and his thoughts earned him a suspension from his role as a studio analyst for the Big Ten Network.   QB Tua Tagovailoa will start Alabama Crimson Tide's second game Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa will start Saturday's game against Arkansas State, Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban said on Monday.   Tropical Storm Gordon soaks Southern Florida, approaches Gulf Coast Tropical Storm Gordon, which pounded southern Florida with heavy rain, is moving toward Florida-Alabama border, the National Hurricane Center said Monday.   Philipines' Duterte apologizes to Obama, makes friends with Netanyahu Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte apologized to former president Barack Obama for cursing him during speeches given in 2016.   Anna Friel to star in ITV thriller 'Deep Water' Anna Friel, Sinead Keenan and Kate Riverty have signed up for roles in ITV's six-part thriller "Deep Water."   Look: 'GMA' co-host Lara Spencer marries Rick McVey; shares photos on Instagram "Good Morning America" co-host Lara Spencer has married tech entrepreneur Rick McVey after about two years of dating.   Explosion at South African munitions factory kills eight At least eight people were killed by an explosion at a Denel factory in South Africa.   Body of missing boater in collision recovered; 3 missing One of the four missing people in a boat collision along the Colorado River along the Arizona-California border was recovered about 36 hour later.   Le'Veon Bell no-show at practice; Kevin Colbert, Pittsburgh Steelers frustrated There had been hints that Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell would report to practice on Monday, but he did not show up.   U.S. service member killed in 'insider attack' in Afghanistan One U.S. service member has been killed and another injured in an apparent insider attack in Afghanistan on Monday, military officials said.   Houston Astros begin series against struggling Minnesota Twins Houston Astros left-hander Dallas Keuchel will open a three-game series against the Minnesota Twins on Monday at Minute Maid Park.   Eagles' Doug Pederson confirms Nick Foles will start at quarterback Philadelphia Eagles coach Doug Pederson confirmed that Nick Foles will be his starting quarterback for Thursday's season-opener against the Atlanta Falcons.   Slugging Texas Rangers employ opener strategy vs. Los Angeles Angels The Texas Rangers announced before Sunday's game that they will go with the ever-growing opener pitching strategy when they play the Los Angeles Angels.   Seattle Mariners face Baltimore Orioles with time dwindling in wild-card race The Seattle Mariners could find themselves peeking at the scoreboard and hoping the New York Yankees can take care of the Oakland Athletics.   Colorado Rockies start pivotal 10-game homestand vs. San Francisco Giants The Colorado Rockies will begin a crucial 10-game homestand Monday against the San Francisco Giants followed by three games against the Los Angeles Dodgers.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Man held in Amsterdam stabbings cites 'insults' to IslamThe suspect also named Dutch, anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders during police questioning.
  Malaysian Muslim lesbian couple caned in public punishmentTwo Malaysian Muslim women convicted under Islamic laws of attempting to have sexual relations were caned Monday in a rare public whipping that was slammed by rights activists as a grave miscarriage of justice.
Fire destroys Brazil's national museum, which houses 20 million artifacts"I see the history of my country becoming ashes. It has no price. I'm devastated."
515,000 kids face school closures after U.S. axes Palestinian funding"We want peace; we don't like blood. But I want to ask you a question — if there is no hope, what do you think will happen?"
Billionaire CEO arrested in Minnesota sexual-misconduct investigationA thread on Richard Liu's police booking photo ranked as the most discussed topic on China's Weibo platform Monday. It had been read 250 million times.
World's first floating dairy farm could be wave of the futureMyanmar judge jails Reuters reporters for seven yearsThe two were found guilty of breaching a law on state secrets in landmark case seen as test of progress toward democracy in the country.
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Europe Edition: Sweden, Brazil, Kavanaugh: Your Tuesday News BriefingHard Lessons (Thanks, Amazon) Breathe New Life Into Retail StoresSales are booming at major chains that have taken cues from their giant online rival — signs of a revival in a $3.5 trillion industry.
Growth Has Lifted Counties That Voted for Trump. Mostly, It’s the Wealthy Ones.President Trump’s economy has left the most distressed swaths of the country waiting for their share of the good times.
Amazon Sets Its Sights on the $88 Billion Online Ad MarketThe online retailer is moving aggressively into digital advertising, emerging as a major competitor to Google and Facebook.
Trump Blasts Sessions for Charging G.O.P. Members Before MidtermsThe president, in a pair of tweets, said the Justice Department was putting the re-election chances of two “popular” Republican lawmakers at risk.
New Yorker Festival Pulls Steve Bannon as Headliner Following High-Profile DropoutsJohn Mulaney, Jim Carrey and Patton Oswalt were among celebrities who said they would not appear at the festival next month if Stephen K. Bannon remained its headliner.
Trump’s Justice Department Redefines Whose Civil Rights to ProtectA decision to back a lawsuit seeking to curb race-based college admissions follows a pattern by the Justice Department to reshape civil rights enforcement.
An Advocate for Women or a Threat? As Hearings Begin, Differing Views of Kavanaugh EmergeTwo different pictures of Brett Kavanaugh are expected to emerge at his confirmation hearings, with Democrats casting him as a threat to abortion rights and Republicans portraying him as an advocate for women.
Democrats, Eyeing a Majority, Prepare an Investigative OnslaughtWith their confidence growing, House Democrats are preparing an onslaught of investigations that would put President Trump on defense and slow talk of impeachment.
Ayanna Pressley Seeks Her Political Moment in a Changing BostonMassachusetts is well known for deeply entrenched politics that favor incumbents. But the Boston City Council member is campaigning for Congress in a moment that has favored women and underdogs.
Mike Capuano Is in the Political Fight of His LifeThe Massachusetts congressman, a longtime progressive Democrat, is hoping to stave off a challenger in Tuesday’s primary election.
Richard Carranza Is Talking About Integration. Can He Make It Happen?The New York schools chancellor inherited one of the country’s most segregated systems, where officials have avoided change and where entrenched policies feed the problem.
How Ukraine Is Fighting Corruption One Heart Stent at a TimeIn California, Facts and Science Still MatterJerry Brown’s California is moving toward carbon-free electricity as President Trump’s Washington beds down with the fossil fuel lobby. We stand with California.
Mourning McCain, and AmericaWho Is Brett Kavanaugh?Op-Ed Columnist: Get Sick, Go Bankrupt and DieMy Children Were Denied Passports Because They Were Delivered by a MidwifeThe Evangelical Case Against Judge KavanaughMy faith compels me to challenge the way reactionary conservatives have hijacked our faith to serve their narrow interests.
How Trump Betrays ‘Forgotten’ AmericansFrom the Supreme Court to labor organizing rules, the president undermines workers’ greatest champions.
What’s the Point of the Supreme Court?If you know beforehand how justices will vote based on which president appointed them, then what’s the point of having a court that, in theory, operates above politics?
The Last ButterflyThe Eastern monarch is in trouble, and this is the time to help (no science degree needed).
Metropolitan Diary: ‘Almost Magnetically, My Hand Was Drawn Into His’Parking tension on West 130th Street, really long nails on the subway and more reader tales from this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
Colin Kaepernick, Face of N.F.L. Protests, Is Face of New Nike CampaignOn the eve of the N.F.L. season, Nike, one of the league’s most valued partner, begins a campaign with an athlete seen as hero to some, a pariah to others.
She Thought Pole Dancing at Kindergarten Was a Great Idea. Others Disagreed.The principal of a Chinese kindergarten said she wanted to show children different kinds of dance. Parents and Chinese internet users were astonished. Second Insider Attack Kills Service Member in AfghanistanThe attack is the second in past two months, bringing the number of American service members killed this year in Afghanistan to six. News Analysis: Pope Francis Embraces Silence as Calls Grow for Response to AllegationsAmid rising clamor for the pontiff to address claims he covered up abuse, Francis extolled the virtues of silence: “The truth is humble, the truth is silent.”
Fringe Figures Find Refuge in Facebook’s Private GroupsMany private groups reviewed by The Times contained content and behavior that appeared to violate Facebook rules, like those against hate speech.
Once a Cold War Flashpoint, a Part of Taiwan Embraces China’s PullThe island county of Kinmen, which was shelled by China for years, has been drawing close to its erstwhile enemy.
An Old Sore for Mexico’s Next President: The 43 Missing StudentsFour years after student protesters were pulled off buses, never to be seen again, some hope President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador can help.
What to Cook: A Labor Day FeastTake a moment to think about what unites us, then maybe cook: Make some pork butt, or some Key lime pie bars, salmon with salsa fresca or an herby pork larb.
Critic’s Notebok: At the Telluride Film Festival, the Past Isn’t Safe at AllAt this year’s edition, the movies looked ahead (to the Oscars) and back into history, none better than Alfonso Cuarón’s semi-autobiographical “Roma.”
The Paul Taylor Company Without Paul TaylorA new leader, Michael Novak, takes the reins as the company faces a future without its founding choreographer.
socializing with: George Salazar, a ‘Be More Chill’ Star, Heats Up OnlineHow did an Off Broadway actor wrangle so many followers on Instagram? He hid in the bathroom. More Recent Articles
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