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Saudi police arrest man for having breakfast with woman Police in Saudi Arabia arrested an Egyptian man after he posted a video of himself eating breakfast with a woman.      Top 30 fantasy football running backs for Week 2No. 21 Miami takes on road challenge at Toledo Both coaches are expecting an enthusiastic turnout Saturday when No. 21 Miami (1-1) takes on unranked Toledo (1-0) Saturday in the Rockets' Glass Bowl home.   No. 15 TCU braces for No. 4 Ohio StateNo. 19 Michigan looks to build momentum vs. SMU After the first two weeks of the season, there seems to be two camps surrounding the Michigan football team.   No. 8 Notre Dame seeks 3-0 start vs. Vanderbilt No. 8 Notre Dame will look to open the season with a 3-0 record for the first time since 2015 when it hosts Vanderbilt on Saturday.   New York Jets QB Sam Darnold impressive, but not a star yet It makes things more theatrical when hero sports figures -- both real and fictional -- fail before they succeed.   'Crack pipe' vending machines found in Long Island Police in the Long Island town of Coram, N.Y. are looking for the people responsible for putting up vending machines that appear to be crack pipes.   California man attempted to stab GOP congressional candidate, police say A California man shouted profanities about President Donald Trump before attempting to stab a Republican candidate for Congress at an outdoor festival.   Native American tribes sue Trump to stop Keystone XL Pipeline Three Native American tribes filed a lawsuit against the Trump Administration to rescind the 2017 permit to build the Keystone XL Pipeline.   Detroit Lions face quick turnaround after disastrous opener vs. New York Jets Not only do the Detroit Lions need to regroup after an embarrassing home loss in their season opener vs. the New York Jets, but they have a short week to do it.   San Francisco 49ers sorting out banged-up offensive line The San Francisco 49ers exited Sunday's 24-16 loss vs. the Minnesota Vikings feeling disappointed about things unfolding in a game with missed opportunities.   Going vegetarian may lower colon cancer risk A new study suggests that a vegetarian diet could lower the risk of colon cancer.   Whole grain foods could help prevent type 2 diabetes Eating bread, pasta and cereal may actually help prevent type 2 diabetes, as long as those foods are made from whole grains, new research suggests.   Jimmy Buffett licenses 'Coral Reefer' brand to medical cannabis company Singer Jimmy Buffett is licensing the name of his Coral Reefer Band to a medicinal marijuana startup, the company announced Tuesday.   Daytime drowsiness could be a sign of Alzheimer's Feeling drowsy during the day might mean you have an increased risk for Alzheimer's, new research suggests.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers' veteran wideouts feast on New Orleans Saints Tampa Bay quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick lit up the Superdome on Sunday in the Buccaneers' 48-40 upset win over the New Orleans Saints.   Suicide bomber kills at least 32 protesters in Afghanistan A suicide bomber killed at least 32 people in eastern Afghanistan who were protesting a police commander accused of corruption on Tuesday.   Los Angeles Chargers' Anthony Lynn won't dwell on costly dropped passes Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers has five games in his career in which he passed for more than the 424 yards he had in the loss to Kansas City.   Stanford Cardinal RB Bryce Love will not play vs. UC Davis Stanford running back Bryce Love, the runner-up in last season's Heisman Trophy race, will not suit up for the Cardinal in Saturday's game against UC Davis.   Jailed former president Lula drops out of Brazil's presidential election Jailed former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva formally withdrew from the country's presidential election on Tuesday.   Indianapolis Colts find positives but lament loss to Cincinnati Bengals Indianapolis Colts head coach Frank Reich saw plenty of positives but cited one key deficiency for why his team lost 34-23 to the Cincinnati Bengals.   Carolina Panthers turn to rookie TE to replace injured Greg Olsen The Carolina Panthers must plan for the extended absence of tight end Greg Olsen for the second consecutive season after the veteran was injured on Sunday.   Atlanta Falcons place LB Deion Jones on injured reserve The Atlanta Falcons placed Pro Bowl linebacker Deion Jones on injured reserve, the team announced Tuesday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
UPI's top 30 running backs for Week 2 of the 2018 fantasy football season. 
Win or lose, the Ohio State game will not define TCU's season 
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Talks with North Korea are going well — just not Trump'sAll the while, often drowned by the din of Trump's headline-grabbing promises, a second, quieter set of negotiations has been making encouraging steps.
  U.S. plans to close PLO office in D.C., Bolton blasts Int'l Criminal CourtThe State Department says the PLO "has not taken steps to advance the start of direct and meaningful negotiations with Israel."
Judge imposes gag order, denies bail in alleged Russian spy caseProsecutors charge that Butina, 29, gathered intelligence on American officials and political organizations and worked to cultivate American politicians.
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Your Tuesday Evening News Briefing: 9/11, Hurricane Florence, Serena WilliamsAs Florence’s Power Nears the Carolinas, Residents Brace for the WorstA powerful Category 4 hurricane could linger along the coasts of North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia, and deliver a huge life-threatening storm surge.
These 3 Hurricane Misconceptions Can Be Dangerous. Scientists Want to Clear Them Up.Some experts say that storm forecasts and risk assessments, like the “cone of uncertainty,” could be more clearly communicated to the public.
Hurricane Florence: How to Evacuate Your HomeHere are some tips for getting ready: Make a plan, bring documents, close lids, clear the yard, blast the freezer.
Feature: Americans Want to Believe Jobs Are the Solution to Poverty. They’re Not.U.S. unemployment is down and jobs are going unfilled. But for people without much education, the real question is: Do those jobs pay enough to live on?
DealBook: From Trump to Trade, the Financial Crisis Still Resonates 10 Years LaterThe resentment caused by the 2008 financial crisis set off a populist backlash that fomented distrust of expertise and political division, which could have worrying consequences.
Education Dept. Reopens Rutgers Case Charging Discrimination Against Jewish StudentsThe civil rights chief at the department, defining Judaism as an ethnicity, has reopened a civil rights case closed four years ago by the Obama administration.
U.S. Is Said to Allow Sanctions on Foreigners Accused of Interfering in ElectionsThe new order is aimed broadly at any potential outside interference, but is meant to give the government an additional tool to punish, and deter, Russian entities.
Trump Honors Heroes of Flight 93 on Sept. 11 AnniversaryThe president made his first trip since taking office to Shanksville, Pa., where a hijacked plane crashed after passengers stormed the cockpit to try to retake control.
At 9/11 Memorial, Remembering Those LostIn a somber ritual at the World Trade Center site, family members and loved ones read the names of the victims and offered personal remembrances.
In Texas, Ted Cruz Has ‘a Dogfight on His Hands,’ Some Republicans AdmitTed Cruz is facing an increasingly powerful challenge from Democrat Beto O’Rourke, and even some Republicans are saying he faces a tough challenge.
He Led a Group of Disloyal New York Democrats. Will It Cost Him His Seat?Jeffrey D. Klein, who helped Republicans in Albany, is blanketing his primary race with money in an attempt to fend off his challenger, Alessandra Biaggi.
Profile: Sally Field Talks About Her Life ‘In Pieces’In a new memoir, the actress reveals a personal history, darkened by abuse and illuminated by grace, that she has never shared before.
If the Regime Comes Here, Everyone Will Be TargetedResidents in Idlib, Syria, describe the fear of chemical gas attacks, losing their children and becoming refugees.
Stay Out of Venezuela, Mr. Trump‘Anonymous’ Is Hiding in Plain SightAre We Being Misled About Precision Medicine?Doctors and hospitals love to talk about the cancer patients they’ve saved, and reporters love to write about them. But deaths still vastly outnumber the rare successes.
Turning Back Refugees Hurts UsPresident Trump’s administration is considering another extreme reduction in the number of refugees allowed into the United States.
The Most Contrarian College in AmericaWhat’s the highest calling of higher education? St. John’s College has some enduring answers.
To Fix the Subway, Vote in State ElectionsThe Slippery Slope of Regulating Social MediaSpeech on Twitter and Facebook should not be treated like a collective good that should be subject to political control.
The Real Lesson of Sept. 11I went to war to avenge my brother’s death. But the only person I truly wanted to kill died 17 years ago.
The Conversation: Boring Is the New BlackThe Red Ball That Bounced Through Toledo (in 2015) Is on the Move AgainAs video of the runaway ball went viral again, its creator, Kurt Perschke, discussed how it’s safely traveled the world. But he gets why people love the clip.
Cardinal Wuerl, Archbishop of Washington, Plans to Discuss Resignation With PopeCardinal Wuerl has faced calls for him to step down after the release of a grand jury report last month in Pennsylvania.
Tech Fix: Apple Plans to Unveil New iPhones. Here’s How to Save on an Upgrade.With Apple expected to introduce pricier and bigger-screen iPhones this week, here are a few tips on how to upgrade your device without breaking the bank.
Hundreds of Thousands of Catalans Rally for Independence in BarcelonaThe rally in downtown Barcelona was the largest show of force by Catalan separatists since a botched declaration of independence last October.
Kulsoom Nawaz, Wife of Jailed Former Pakistan Leader, Is DeadMs. Nawaz died in London as her husband and one of her daughters were serving prison sentences back home on corruption charges.
Cosby’s Lawyers and Wife Seek Judge’s Recusal Before SentencingThe lawyers and Camille Cosby argued that the judge should have previously disclosed a feud he had with a key witness in the case.
Europe’s Conservatives Thought They Could Control Viktor Orban. They Were Wrong.As the Hungarian prime minister built an “illiberal state,” creating a template for the far right, center-right leaders in Brussels did little to stop him.
A Horrific Crime on the Subway Led to Kendra’s Law. Years Later, Has It Helped?Last week, the man who pushed Kendra Webdale to her death walked out of prison and into a mental health system that has been heavily influenced by her killing.
Trump Calls Storm Response in Puerto Rico, Where 3,000 Died, ‘One of the Best’“I think that Puerto Rico was an incredible, unsung success,” the president said while touting preparations for another hurricane. The Big Hole in Germany’s Nazi Reckoning? Its Colonial HistoryGermany has yet to come to terms with its violent colonial legacy in Africa, which laid the groundwork for Nazi atrocities, historians and activists say.
How to Pack an Emergency Kit for Any DisasterIt is never too early to talk with friends and family about emergency plans — and how to build the perfect go-bag in case disaster strikes.
Viola Davis on Proving Herself and Having Regrets About ‘The Help’“It wasn’t the voices of the maids that were heard,” she said. She was at the Toronto International Film Festival with “Widows” and answering our reader questions.
The Education of Amandla StenbergThis 19-year-old actress and star of “The Hate U Give” has become synonymous with a volatile strain of youthful, social-media-fueled, hyper-progressive celebrity.
Books of The Times: As the News Cycle Lurches, Jill Lepore Offers a Long, Steady View of American HistoryIn the elegant, readable and sobering “These Truths,” Lepore starts with Columbus’s arrival and wends her way through the next five centuries.
‘It Was a Symbol of Lost New York’: Readers Remember Their Favorite New York City SpotsWe asked readers to send us memories of their favorite New York spots. Here's a selection.
Basics: How Teeth Became Tusks, and Tusks Became LiabilitiesHumans, mice, narwhals — most mammals rely on ancient genes to produce teeth and tusks. But the tuskless elephants of Africa show that nature can quickly alter the code.
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