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3 people killed in Pennsylvania car explosion Three people, including a father and his 2-year-old son, were killed in a car explosion in Allentown, Pa. on Saturday, law enforcement officials said.      • Email to a friend • Chicago Cubs host Colorado Rockies in NL Wild Card Game In the matter of just a few hours, the Chicago Cubs went from being tied for the best record in the National League to playing for their baseball lives.   • Email to a friend • Jaguars will be without injured Leonard Fournette once again The Jacksonville Jaguars are likely to re-live their saga of the past three weeks when the status of running back Leonard Fournette was in question each week.   • Email to a friend • Philadelphia Eagles pass defense continues to be exploitedTodd Bowles already on hot seat for JetsSteelers RB Le'Veon Bell expected back for Oct. 28 game vs. Browns Pittsburgh running back Le'Veon Bell is expected to report during Week 7, the Steelers' bye week, according to an ESPN report on Monday.   • Email to a friend • Sigur Rós drummer leaves band following rape accusation Orri Páll Dýrason, the drummer for Icelandic rock band Sigur Rós, left the band Monday after being accused of rape.   • Email to a friend • South Korea celebrates Armed Forces Day with K-Pop South Korea celebrated its 70th Armed Forces Day with martial arts, K-Pop performances and a display of high-tech military drones and vehicles on Monday.   • Email to a friend • At least 42 dead from bootleg liquor in Iran Dozens of people have died in Iran during the past three weeks after drinking bootleg alcohol, government officials said.   • Email to a friend • Catalonia holds protests on anniversary of independence referendum Thousands of separatist Catalan activists took part in demonstrations throughout Spain on the one-year anniversary of an unauthorized independence referendum.   • Email to a friend • Bills' Sean McDermott unhappy with all aspects of offense Reality bit the Buffalo Bills hard at Lambeau Field, and their upset of the Minnesota Vikings was a distant memory following a loss to the Green Bay Packers.   • Email to a friend • Three new genes linked to chronic back pain New research pinpoints three genes responsible for skeletal development that appear to be connected to chronic back pain.   • Email to a friend • Viagra linked to trouble with color vision: Report High doses of the impotence drug commonly known as Viagra can cause damage to the eye's retina that results in irreversibly tinted vision.   • Email to a friend • Death rates for young Americans down Death rates among infants, teens and young adults in the United States have dropped, but are still higher than in other developed countries   • Email to a friend • 4 Navy sailors accused of sex crimes with child Four Navy petty officers based in the state of Washington have been charged with sex crimes involving a child.   • Email to a friend • Body found in North Carolina creek identified as 6-year-old Maddox Ritch A body found in a North Carolina creek last week has been positively identified as Maddox Ritch, a 6-year-old boy who went missing days before.   • Email to a friend • Ravens' John Harbaugh admits win over Steelers was big Just hours after a spirited victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh was already preparing for the Cleveland Browns.   • Email to a friend • RNC sets dates for 2020 convention The Republican National Committee announced Monday that the 2020 Republican National Convention will take place Aug. 24-27.   • Email to a friend • Falcons' Dan Quinn not ready to give up on season A season that began with such promise for the Atlanta Falcons has come unglued.   • Email to a friend • Tropical Storm Rosa to cross the Baja California Peninsula Tropical Storm Rosa is forecast to cross the Baja California Peninsula on Monday night, bringing flooding rains to Mexico and the U.S. Southwest.   • Email to a friend • Jean-Claude Arnault sentenced to 2 years in prison for rape charge A Swedish court found a French photographer -- whose connection to the Swedish Academy resulted in the delay of the Nobel Prize in literature -- guilty of rape.   • Email to a friend • Look: Robin Williams' personal art, memorabilia collection go to auction Hundreds of items belonging to late actor Robin Williams and his ex-wife, Marsha Garces, are set to go on auction later this week in New York City.   • Email to a friend • | ||||||||||||||||||||||
It isn't easy these days to play pass defense in the NFL. 
Todd Bowles is officially on the clock. 
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'Nightmarish' scale of Indonesian quake disaster emerges as rescuers fan out"The situation in the affected areas is nightmarish," a disaster relief official said.
  • Email to a friend • 'Unsafe and Unprofessional': Chinese warship sails within 45 yards of Navy destroyerChina has protested previous navigation operations in the sea, saying the United States is meddling in an Asian conflict.
• Email to a friend • U.S. to partners of U.N. LGBTQ staff: Get married, or get outThe State Dept. says it won't issue visas for the same-sex partners of U.N. workers unless they're married. But most countries do not allow same-sex marriage.
• Email to a friend • Nobel winner struggled to get cancer discovery to marketJames Allison, one of two cancer researchers who won the Nobel Prize in Medicine Monday, struggled to get drug companies interested in his cancer discovery.
• Email to a friend • Trump calls new NAFTA agreement 'most advanced trade deal in the world'"Without tariffs, we wouldn't be talking about a deal," said Trump, addressing "those babies who keep talking about tariffs."
• Email to a friend • Iran targets missiles at Syria, but message is aimed at U.S. and its allies"There are multiple theaters where escalations could result, and something bigger than anybody really wants to see," one expert warned.
• Email to a friend • Seven suspected neo-Nazis arrested for allegedly plotting terror attackProsecutors said the group, Revolution Chemnitz, wanted to "carry out violent and armed attacks against foreigners and political enemies."
• Email to a friend • 120 years after Philippine independence from Spain, Hispanic influence remains"You can't just forget the three-and-a-half century Spanish influence in the Philippines."
• Email to a friend • Survivors rescued, mass burials begin as tsunami toll climbs to 844Trenches dug for dozens of bodies but some survivors found in rubble from the quake-triggered wave.
• Email to a friend • U.S., Canada reach NAFTA dealPresident Trump had threatened to splinter the nearly 25-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement into a bilateral pact with Mexico.
• Email to a friend • American shares Nobel Prize for 'landmark' cancer researchThe Houston-based scientist says he's met cancer survivors who are living proof of the power of "immune checkpoint blockade" treatment.
• Email to a friend • Vote fails to end decades-old dispute over Macedonia's nameThe U.S. said Macedonians had "expressed their support for NATO" despite low turnout.
• Email to a friend • Man at center of Nobel Literature scandal convicted of rapeArnault had denied the charges, which have rocked the prestigious academy, with seven members either being forced to leave or quitting in April.
• Email to a friend • Americans make history by skiing down world's 4th-highest mountainJames Morrison of Tahoe, California, and Hilaree Nelson of Telluride, Colorado, had scaled Mount Lhotse's 27,940-foot summit on Sunday.
• Email to a friend • Iran launches ballistic missile bearing 'Death to America' messageThe force alleged that "terrorists" are supported and guided by the United States in line with "satanic" plans of the White House.
• Email to a friend • Rosa weakens to tropical storm but Southwest braces for floodingForecasts call for heavy rainfall in the watch areas, which include Las Vegas, Phoenix and Salt Lake City.
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Nafta, Kavanaugh, Joe Biden: Your Monday Evening BriefingTrump Hails Revised Nafta Deal, and Sets Up a Showdown With ChinaThe president said the new pact will help United States companies and workers. But the deal’s importance may have less to do with its details than the signal it sends.
• Email to a friend • Trump Just Ripped Up Nafta. Here’s What’s in the New Deal.Changes for automakers, dairy farmers, labor unions and large corporations headline the renegotiated U.S.M.C.A., which is poised to replace Nafta.
• Email to a friend • For Canada, a Sigh of Relief More Than a Celebration in New Nafta DealAlthough Prime Minister Justin Trudeau praised the agreement as a win for Canada, economists painted a more complex picture of some of its potential impact.
• Email to a friend • White House Tells F.B.I. to Interview Anyone Necessary for Kavanaugh InquiryThe White House authorized the new directive after a Democratic outcry, but the bureau must finish its investigation by Friday.
• Email to a friend • A New Front in the Kavanaugh Wars: Temperament and HonestyAs the F.B.I. pursues Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh’s past, Democrats seeking to derail his nomination are using his performance before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week as a new avenue of attack.
• Email to a friend • How the Indonesia Earthquake Made Soil Flow Like WaterEntire neighborhoods have been devastated in and around Palu. Part of the damage is the effect of liquefaction, which causes soil to lose its ability to support structures. • Email to a friend • A Year After Las Vegas Shooting, a ‘Survivor Wedding’ Takes Back the CityA year ago, Regina Harris and Billy Bob Mason were among those who fled the concert in panic as bullets rained down. Monday, they were back, surrounded by survivors.
• Email to a friend • Biden Is Preparing for 2020. Can He Overcome the Hill-Thomas Hearings?As he explores a possible 2020 presidential run, the former vice president finds that his role in Clarence Thomas’s confirmation hearings 27 years ago is complicating his plans.
• Email to a friend • Detailed New National Maps Show How Neighborhoods Shape Children for LifeSome places lift children out of poverty. Others trap them there. Now cities are trying to do something about the difference.
• Email to a friend • All the Ways a Justice Kavanaugh Would Have to Recuse HimselfGiven his blatant partisanship and personal animosity toward liberals, how could he be an effective member of the Supreme Court?
• Email to a friend • Save Us, TexasThe Angry White Male CaucusWorse Than NaftaThe new deal undermines investor certainty and makes disputes between the United States and Mexico more likely.
• Email to a friend • Judge Kavanaugh Is One Angry ManHe’s shown us that he’s up for a fight, but can he rule dispassionately?
• Email to a friend • Trump Wants to Turn the Safety Net Into a TrapChanging the rules on public assistance for immigrants punishes anyone who needs a little help getting back on their feet.
• Email to a friend • James Comey: The F.B.I. Can Do ThisDespite limitations and partisan attacks, the bureau can find out a lot about the Kavanaugh accusations in a week.
• Email to a friend • What Is the Point of War?An Army veteran responded to readers’ comments about the lessons he learned deploying in Afghanistan and Iraq after losing his brother in 9/11.
• Email to a friend • Hundreds of Children Rot in the Desert. End Trump’s Draconian Policies.Metropolitan Diary: ‘A Man Who Was Also There Waiting Descended on the Bike at the Same Time I Did.’A clever competition at a Citi Bike docking station, learning something interesting from a sidewalk vendor and more reader tales from this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
• Email to a friend • At a Rally Looking Toward November, Trump Sets His Sights Two Years BeyondThe president, in Tennessee to rally for Republican candidates in the midterms, took aim at three Democrats who could challenge him in 2020.
• Email to a friend • Cardi B Is Charged With Misdemeanor Assault in Strip Club FightThe 25-year-old Bronx rapper turned herself in to the police to face charges she ordered members of her entourage to assault two women at a strip club.
• Email to a friend • In El Chapo’s Trial, Extraordinary Steps to Keep Witnesses AliveProsecutors have not only kept the names of those who will testify secret, but they have placed those witnesses under round-the-clock protection.
• Email to a friend • Cancer Center’s Board Chairman Faults Top Doctor Over ‘Crossed Lines’The executive told Memorial Sloan Kettering’s staff that the hospital had not done enough to limit the industry conflicts of its chief medical officer, who has resigned.
• Email to a friend • Melania Trump Visiting Africa, a Continent Freighted With History for Her HusbandThe first lady could help an isolated U.S. show a more inclusive face to the world — if her husband can keep from generating too many headlines back home.
• Email to a friend • Unraveling a Tesla Mystery: Lots (and Lots) of Parked CarsGroups of new vehicles are being detected in unexplained locations across the country. Evidence being posted online has raised questions about production, logistics, quality and even demand.
• Email to a friend • He’s a Rhodes Scholar. The G.O.P. Keeps Calling Him a ‘Big-City Rapper.’Antonio Delgado, a Democrat making his first run for office, is challenging Representative John Faso in a key battleground race in New York.
• Email to a friend • Billionaire’s Fight to Close Path to a California Beach Comes to a Dead EndThe Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal by Vinod Khosla, a Silicon Valley venture capitalist whose belief in property rights outweighed his affinity for a state access law.
• Email to a friend • The Bill Cosby Case: Glimpses of a DownfallThe photographer Mark Makela documented Mr. Cosby’s nearly three-year journey to prison.
• Email to a friend • Review: After a Concert, a Nightcap to Demystify New MusicIntroducing and explaining contemporary classical music is essential work. Nightcap, a new series by the New York Philharmonic, is a good start.
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