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Cleveland Browns trade OT Shon Coleman to San Francisco 49ers The San Francisco 49ers acquired offensive tackle Shon Coleman from the Cleveland Browns on Friday in exchange for a 2019 seventh-round draft pick.      New Orleans Saints release WRs Michael Floyd, Brandon Tate The New Orleans Saints cut veteran wide receivers Michael Floyd and Brandon Tate as the team began to trim its roster to 53 players.   Hurricane Norman weakens in eastern Pacific Ocean Hurricane Norman weakened into a Category 3 storm Friday afternoon, the National Hurricane Center said.   UCLA's Chip Kelly names Michigan transfer Wilton Speight as starter New UCLA head coach Chip Kelly announced that Wilton Speight, a graduate transfer from Michigan, will start the Bruins' season opener against Cincinnati.   Arizona Cardinals reportedly putting DE Arthur Moats on IR The Arizona Cardinals will place defensive end Arthur Moats on injured reserve, Pro Football Talk reported on Friday.   Oakland Raiders holdout DE Khalil Mack says he misses playing Pro Bowl defensive end Khalil Mack of the Oakland Raiders, holding out for a massive new contract, broke his silence on Thursday night on Twitter.   Imelda Staunton, Stephen Campbell Moore to co-star in 'Downton Abbey' movie Imelda Staunton, Geraldine James, Simon Jones, David Haig and Tuppence Middleton have been added to the ensemble of the "Downton Abbey" movie.   U.S. cuts funding to Palestinian refugee agency The United States cut off funding to the U.N. agency that provides aid to Palestinian refugees, calling the operation unsustainable and "irredeemably flawed."   Atlanta Falcons S Ron Parker announces release from team Veteran safety Ron Parker of the Atlanta Falcons announced his own release in a Twitter post on Friday.   Browns WR Gordon to return to practice Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon, bothered by tight hamstrings, will practice on Monday but there is no guarantee he will play in the opener next week against the Pittsburgh Steelers.   Lawyers for Trump Foundation seek to have N.Y. AG suit dismissed Lawyers for the Trump Foundation sought to have a lawsuit against the organization by the New York attorney general's office dismissed.   Memorial services honor Sen. John McCain Several days of memorials have begun for Sen. John McCain, who died of brain cancer on August 25 at age 81. Services began Wednesday in his home state of Arizona and continue through Sunday, when he will be buried at the U.S. Naval Academy.   Stroke may double risk for dementia, study says People who've had a stroke face up to twice the normal risk of dementia, a new review suggests.   New printer uses sound waves to shape ink droplets Scientists have found a way to print with sound. The new technology will help printers exert more precise control over the shape and viscosity of ink droplets.   Lion comeback may put endangered Grevy's zebras in jeopardy What happens to endangered prey when a top predator makes a comeback? Researchers are worried that a comeback of lions could endanger Grevy's zebras.   Report: Cardinals to stick with three QBs Barring a late trade, the Arizona Cardinals will go into the season with three quarterbacks on the roster.   Donetsk leader Alexander Zakharchenko killed in bomb blast A blast at a cafe in eastern Ukraine killed a Russian-backed separatist leader Friday, local officials said.   Over 100 pink Cadillacs line the streets of Detroit in honor of Aretha Franklin Over 100 pink Cadillacs were parked on Seven Mile Road near the Greater Grace Temple where the service for Aretha Franklin was to be held.   Report: Dolphins rookie K Sanders wins starting job Rookie Jason Sanders appears to have won the kicking competition for the Miami Dolphins.   Watch: Escaped reindeer chased by man on horse A witness in Russia captured video of a reindeer that escaped from a zoo being chased down the street by a man on horseback.   Watch: Man frees bear trapped inside trash bin A visitor to a California park captured video as he lifted the lid of a trash bin to rescue a bear trapped inside the container.   'Molecular hopper' can transport, manipulate single strands of DNA Scientists have designed a molecular machine -- a molecular hopper -- capable of moving single strands of DNA.   ADHD rates in U.S. children rising sharply, study says The number of ADHD diagnoses among children has risen dramatically in the past two decades, going from 6 percent to 10 percent, a new report shows.   Watch: Man drives wrecked pickup in Florida A driver on a Florida road pulled over to capture video of an unusual sight -- a man driving a pickup truck so badly damaged that its door doesn't close.   Watch: Little pig chases police officer in Florida A Florida police officer responding to a loose-animal complaint posted a video of the animal in question -- a tiny pig -- chasing him down the street.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. eliminates funding to United Nations' Palestinian refugee agencyISIS supporter who plotted to kill British PM Teresa May gets 30 years to lifeRebel leader in east Ukraine killed in blastRussia accused Ukraine of assassinating the separatist leader to unleash a new war in eastern Ukraine, but Kiev said it had nothing to do with the blast.
  Oh, Canada: Trump's hard line on trade prompts consumer backlashIn a new survey, 72 percent said they would stop buying U.S.-made goods in the event of a trade war, and 73 percent said they would stop visiting the U.S.
Poland asks to see U.S. documents on deported ex-Nazi guardThe U.S. files may help establish whether Jakiw Palij, 95, took part in the liquidation of the Warsaw Ghetto in 1943, according to a prosecutor.
Nearly 1,000-year-old authentic Maya text found in Mexico is realThe calendar-style text was made between 1021 and 1154 A.D. and it's the oldest known pre-Hispanic document.
Nobel prize-winning economist James Mirrlees dies at 82Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Mirrlees had "a way of conveying the essence of any economic issue in a manner which was clear, thoughtful and accessible."
Dutch police shoot stabbing suspect at busy Amsterdam train stationAmsterdam police said two people were injured Friday in the stabbing in the city's busy central railway station and the suspect was then shot by officers.
Reconstruction is in full swing in war-ravaged AleppoThe United Nations estimates roughly 66,000 Syrian refugees returned to the country last year. But five million have left since the start of the war.
Europe ticks closer to ending daylight saving time84 percent of respondents to an EU-wide consultation want to see an end to biannual clock changes. It will now be proposed in the European Parliament.
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Aretha Franklin, Nafta, U.S. Open: Your Friday Evening BriefingWhite House Gives Canada More Time to Rework NaftaThe administration informed Congress on Friday that it intends to sign a trade agreement with Mexico and, if it is willing, with Canada.
California Lawmakers Pass Nation’s Toughest Net Neutrality LawThe bill is sure to set up a fight between broadband providers, like Verizon and AT&T, and consumer groups.
Lobbyist Sam Patten Pleads Guilty to Steering Foreign Funds to Trump InauguralThe lobbyist, Sam Patten, worked for a pro-Russia Ukrainian political party, the same one that employed Paul Manafort.
She Gambled on Her Claim to Link Russians and Trump. She Is Losing.Facing trial in Thailand, the Belarusian escort Anastasia Vashukevich has begun backtracking on her claim to have evidence of election interference.
John McCain Lies in State in the Capitol: ‘We Lost a Good One’Senator John McCain lay in state in the Capitol’s Rotunda, hailed as a principled war hero as citizens wondered whether an era of comity died with him.
On Washington: A Rare Moment of Unity, in Celebration of John McCainAt Mr. McCain’s last visit to the Capitol, colleagues embraced the spirit of public service.
Even at Her Funeral Celebrations, Aretha Franklin Was the Height of GlamourAretha Franklin’s Funeral: Stars, Dignitaries and Fans Honor the Queen of SoulThousands packed a Detroit church to pay respects to a musical giant whose legacy was evident in several hours of tributes in song.
Memorable Moments From Aretha Franklin’s FuneralJennifer Hudson sang a stirring “Amazing Grace,” Bill Clinton called himself a “groupie” and Stevie Wonder gave a speech about love.
Straining to Keep Faith With AmericaDispatch: Could I Kill My Mother?A Vengeful and Shortsighted ActThe Trump administration, currying favor with hard-liners in Israel, eliminates funding for the United Nations agency that aids Palestinian refugees.
Vultures! Elections! It’s September!McCain and a Requiem for the American CenturyTorture imbued him with a humanity that transcended politics, and a belief in the centrality of American values in the battle for freedom.
Addiction Doesn’t Always Last a LifetimeIn fact, most addicts recover, often on their own. Here are some of their stories.
How Photography Exploits the VulnerableThere are too many gratuitous photos of people jamming needles into their bodies and bloated corpses carried out of filthy homes.
Schools Can Keep Kids Safe Without Giving Their Teachers GunsSix Years, Four Sore Feet, 2,650 MilesMy daughter and I finished hiking one of “our” properties: the Pacific Crest Trail.
Do Public School Students Have Constitutional Rights?The Supreme Court used to answer with a resounding yes. In recent decades, regrettably, it has changed its mind.
Got Milk? Or Was That Really a Plant Beverage?A remark by the F.D.A.’s chief about almonds and lactation has set off a seemingly existential debate about what milk is.
On Pro Football: Colin Kaepernick Is Not Going AwayDespite a ruling from the arbitrator allowing the case to continue, the N.F.L. is not inclined to settle. Neither is Kaepernick.
Toxic Dust Still Threatens Housing Authority Residents, U.S. SaysThe government criticized the city’s housing authority for failing to fulfill a promise to safeguard residents from toxic materials during lead-paint removals.
Federal Judge in Texas Delivers Unexpected Victory for DACA ProgramThe decision regarding the Obama-era program was a temporary win for activists who are waging a legal fight against the Trump Administration to save it.
University of North Carolina Leader Moves to Find New Spot for ‘Silent Sam’The toppling of the statue of a Confederate soldier sparked a tense debate on campus and in the state capital about where the monument should go next.
Iraq’s Forgotten Casualties: Children Orphaned in Battle With ISISTens of thousands of children lost their parents under Islamic State rule or the battle against it. Iraq has few resources to care for them.
In Quake-Prone California, Alarm at Scant Insurance CoverageExperts warn that California property, both commercial and residential, is vastly underinsured. “What are we going to do when no one has insurance and everyone has damage?”
Beto O’Rourke Dreams of One Texas. Ted Cruz Sees Another Clearly.For years, a blue Texas has seemed both impossible and inevitable. Have the political winds there finally shifted enough for an unapologetic liberal to win a Senate seat?
Lisa Marie Velasquez Answered a Friend’s Call for Help and Paid With Her LifeMs. Velasquez tried to stop a domestic assault on her battered friend. The abuser turned on her with a hammer, then cut up her body with a machete, prosecutors said.
Why You Should Tell Your Co-Workers How Much Money You MakeIt’s unlawful for private sector employers to prohibit employees from discussing wages and compensation. Take advantage of that protection.
Twisting for Solos, the Violist Is a Quartet’s Odd Player OutChamber music conventions dictate that on the rare occasion that a viola gets the melody, it’s facing the wrong way.
Anatomy of a Scene: How to Manage in ‘Support the Girls’The director Andrew Bujalski narrates a scene from his film featuring Regina Hall as the manager of a Hooters-style restaurant called Double Whammies. More Recent Articles
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