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U.S. Open 2018: Novak Djokovic, Juan Martin del Potro advance to final No. 3 Juan Martin del Potro and No. 6 seed Novak Djokovic advanced to the 2018 U.S. Open men's final after grabbing big wins at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York.      Florence projected to strengthen to major hurricane Hurricane Florence was downgraded to a tropical storm Friday as it moved toward the U.S. East Coast, but forecasters expect the storm to re-strengthen.   Hurricane Olivia weakens as it tracks toward Hawaii Hurricane Olivia weakened Friday as it moved west toward Hawaii, the National Hurricane Center said.   Norman weakens to tropical storm Hurricane Norman headed northwest away from the Hawaiian Islands on Friday as it began weakening, the Central Pacific Hurricane Center said.   What Brett Kavanaugh said on the issues this week Though Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh repeatedly said he wouldn't reveal how he'd vote on hypothetical cases, he did address some key issues.   Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Brett Kavanaugh speaks before the Senate Judiciary Committee for his confirmation hearings before Congress votes on his nomination for the U.S. Supreme Court on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.   Undrafted Desmond Harrison named to replace Cleveland Browns' Joe Thomas Desmond Harrison, an undrafted rookie who failed a drug test at the scouting combine, has been named by the Cleveland Browns to start in the left tackle spot.   Kansas City Chiefs S Eric Berry to miss opener vs. Los Angeles Chargers Safety Eric Berry likely won't play in the Kansas City Chiefs' opener on Sunday on the road against the Los Angeles Chargers because of a heel injury.   Miami Dolphins WR DeVante Parker practices, expected to miss opener Miami Dolphins wide receiver DeVante Parker practiced for the first time in nearly a month on Friday, but is not expected to play in the team's season opener.   New York Giants LB Olivier Vernon out vs. Jacksonville Jaguars New York Giants outside linebacker Olivier Vernon will not play in the regular-season opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars.   Rapper Mac Miller dead at 26: reports Rapper Mac Miller, whose album Blue Slide Park debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, died Friday at his Studio City, Calif., home. He was 26.   George Papadopoulos sentenced to 14 days for lying to FBI A federal judge in Washington, D.C., sentenced former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos to 14 days in jail for lying to the FBI in its Russia probe.   Mosaic showcases Ceres' brightest bright spot A new mosaic image shared Friday by NASA showcases one of Ceres' bright spots.   Study: Exercise has no effect on the timing of menopause New research seems to settle the question of whether there's a link between how much a woman works out and her risk of early menopause. The conclusion? There is no link.   Rheinmetall contracted for 1,000 military trucks for Australia Rheinmetall has received a $497.2 million contract for medium and heavy-lift military trucks for Australia's Land 121 Phase 5B project.   Sleep apnea often missed in black Americans, study says Sleep apnea is common -- but rarely diagnosed -- among black Americans, researchers say.   Watch: Waterspout reaches shore in Spain A witness in Spain captured the moment a waterspout ran aground and whipped debris from lemon trees into the air.   No containment yet on fast-moving Northern California wildfire A fast-growing wildfire has spread to 24,000 acres in Northern California and fire crews have not yet been able to get a handle on it, officials said Friday.   Atlanta Falcons lose Pro Bowl S Keanu Neal for season with torn ACL Atlanta Falcons safety Keanu Neal is out for the rest of the 2018 season after suffering a torn ACL during a loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.   North Carolina Mayor Gary Skelton, wife found dead in home; suspect held Sheriff's deputies said they arrested a man Friday who they believe killed the mayor of a small eastern North Carolina town and his wife.   Watch: Rain, soapy water create mass of suds A Chinese village was left with a giant mass of soap suds when a person cleaning plastic bottles let too much soap go down a drain.   Watch live: Trump speaks to rally in North Dakota President Donald Trump visited North Dakota Friday to speak at a rally for Republican incumbent Rep. Kevin Cramer.   Poll: Nearly a third of Americans think Donald Trump acted illegally in 2016 campaign Nearly a third of Americans say they believe President Donald Trump acted illegally in some fashion during the 2016 presidential campaign.   Twice's 'Dance the Night Away' video passes 100M views on YouTube K-pop stars Twice celebrated on Twitter after reaching 100 million views on YouTube for the ninth time.   Look: Pickup truck's cab shredded by food-seeking bear Wildlife officials in Tennessee shared photos of a pickup truck that has the inside of its cab destroyed by a bear that locked itself inside.   U.S., India agree on defense communications cooperation pact The U.S. and India signed a military communications agreement Thursday during a visit by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Decriminalization of gay sex sets up cultural battle in conservative IndiaIndia's government has indicated it will support the Supreme Court's decriminalization ruling but will oppose any attempts to further advance gay rights.
  Bees are dying at an alarming rate. Amsterdam may have the answer.Alarm bells are sounding globally over the disappearance of pollinators, but the Dutch capital has proved to be a success story.
Mattis makes unannounced visit to AfghanistanThe defense secretary and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff are to discuss peace progress with the new head of NATO forces.
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Brett Kavanaugh, George Papadopoulos, Elon Musk: Your Friday Evening BriefingCongressional G.O.P. Agenda Quietly Falls Into Place Even as Trump Steals the SpotlightThis week has illustrated why Republicans put up with the chaos: As President Trump raged, his party moved toward an ideological shift in the Supreme Court that will last for decades.
Obama Takes On Trump in Debut Speech of 2018 Campaign RoleThe former president offered a stinging indictment of his successor, sometimes by name, accusing him and his Republican supporters of practicing a “politics of fear and resentment.”
Cuomo Often Takes Taxpayer-Funded Planes and Helicopters, Far More Than Other Big State GovernorsGov. Andrew Cuomo took 195 trips on taxpayer-funded state aircraft last year, far more than governors in California, Texas and other large states.
Trump Wants Attorney General to Investigate Source of Anonymous Times Op-EdSpeaking to reporters on Air Force One, President Trump called the issue a matter of national security. Prosecutors said an investigation by the Justice Department would be inappropriate.
‘I Don’t Talk’ That Way, Trump Says. Except When He Does.President Trump said he has never used terms like “mentally retarded” or “dumb Southerner,” as he is quoted in Bob Woodward’s new book. But the record shows he has.
George Papadopoulos, Ex-Trump Adviser, Is Sentenced to 14 Days in JailIn an interview, the former campaign adviser said he lied to the F.B.I. to distance himself and the Trump team from “what was probably an illegal action.”
Conspiracy Theories Made Alex Jones Very Rich. They May Bring Him Down.The Infowars founder and Trump backer is as much marketer as ideological warrior, selling products to assuage the fears he is so expert at stoking.
Inside Alex Jones’s ‘Tangy Tangerine’-Fueled EmpireFans of Infowars don’t just buy in to the conspiracy theories peddled by Alex Jones, they actually buy. Mr. Jones has amassed a fortune by pitching health products and weapons components as antidotes to the frightening worldview he broadcasts. Apple Removes Alex Jones’s Infowars From Its App StoreThe elimination leaves Mr. Jones with a dearth of avenues to reach a mainstream audience.
In a Sign of the Economy’s Strength, Jobs and Wages Moved Higher in AugustThe largely positive Labor Department report hinted that tariffs could be starting to take a toll on manufacturing jobs. Tesla Shaken by a Departure and What Elon Musk Was SmokingThe head of accounting departed weeks after he arrived, and the company’s chief held forth in a webcast punctuated by his apparent puffs on a joint.
Alibaba’s Jack Ma, China’s Richest Man, to Retire From Company He Co-FoundedIn an interview, Mr. Ma said it was “the beginning of an era” for him and that he planned to focus on philanthropy in education.
As Hearings End, Democrats Accuse Supreme Court Nominee of DissemblingFour days of Supreme Court confirmation hearings ended Friday the way they began: With fierce partisan divisions over Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh.
Answers to Your Questions About the Kavanaugh HearingsWe have received lots of questions from our readers about abortion, classified documents and other issues raised during the confirmation hearings for Judge Brett Kavanaugh. The Times’s Supreme Court reporter, Adam Liptak, provides some answers. Science Does Not Support Claims That Contraceptives Are ‘Abortion-Inducing’Judge Kavanaugh’s use of the term in his confirmation hearing resurrected a controversial phrase.
Trump’s Truly Terrible TimeConfirmed: Brett Kavanaugh Can’t Be TrustedI Had Alzheimer’s. But I Wasn’t Ready to Retire.Employers shouldn’t push out people with early-onset dementia. We still have a lot to offer.
letter: A Top Republican Fires Back at ‘Anonymous’Kevin McCarthy, the House majority leader, says the author of an Op-Ed about resistance within the administration is a “subversive” who should be “exposed and fired.”
Thoughts for Very Wealthy Political DonorsI Would Interview Steve BannonHe may be a wandering plague ship of a man, but journalists should talk to him.
The Corrupt Bargain of the Adults in the RoomThere Oughta Be a Law …President Trump’s contempt for the Constitution confirms the harshest charges leveled in recent accounts of his off-the-rails presidency.
A Cheer for Trump’s Outreach to the TalibanDirect talks between America and the insurgents would be the best way to start diplomacy that might end the war in Afghanistan.
Weekend Reads: Spotlight on Our Youngest ContributorsDel Potro Reaches U.S. Open Final as Nadal Retires With a Knee InjuryJuan Martín del Potro advanced to his first Grand Slam final since 2009, and will play Novak Djokovic, who defeated Kei Nishikori in the second semifinal on Friday.
Dallas Police Officer Kills Her Neighbor in His Apartment, Saying She Mistook It for Her OwnThe officer told the police that she shot Botham Shem Jean, 26, after mistaking his apartment for her own and believing he was an intruder.
District Attorneys Dismantle Legacy of Tough Marijuana EnforcementThousands of people could have their misdemeanor warrants and low-level convictions vacated under new initiatives in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
French McDonald’s Workers Win Court Ruling Against Restaurant’s SaleEmployees at a Marseille McDonald’s said selling it to a Middle Eastern food operator was a risk to their jobs and their neighborhood. For now, a court has agreed.
Steve Bannon’s ‘Movement’ Enlists Italy’s Most Powerful PoliticianSteve Bannon, President Trump’s former chief strategist, has formed a new group to help populists gain influence in Europe. Now Italy’s interior minister is part of it.
Mac Miller, Rapper Who Wrestled With Fame and Addiction, Dies at 26The musician, who released five albums, began his career as a mischievous party-starter but turned toward darker themes.
Florida Must Provide Election Materials in Spanish, Judge SaysIn an acerbic order, a federal judge said 32 counties with Puerto Rican populations were obligated to provide Spanish-language sample ballots.
At War: I Was Sexually Assaulted by Another Marine. The Corps Didn’t Believe Me.A former Marine recounts how the Corps’ unwillingness to believe that he was the victim of male-on-male sexual assault left him blaming himself.
As Sweden Votes, the Far Right Gains Even in an Immigrant BastionFlen, a town with a history of immigration, is following the trend in much of the country, where the far right is expected to win a fifth of the vote.
A Word With: Keegan-Michael Key Puts Comedy Aside and Shoots for His DreamsMr. Key talks about transforming into an action figure for Shane Black’s “The Predator,” life beyond “Key & Peele” and why he doesn’t miss what he had.
Many Major Airports Are Near Sea Level. A Disaster in Japan Shows What Can Go Wrong.Airports in Shanghai, Rome, New York and other major cities, often designed before global warming was fully understood, face a threat from rising seas and extreme weather.
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