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Robin Williams' personal art, memorabilia sells for $6M in auction Hundreds of items belonging to late actor Robin Williams and his ex-wife, Marsha Garces, were auctioned in New York City on Thursday.      Wyatt Russell's 'Lodge 49' renewed for Season 2 AMC announced Thursday it has ordered a second season of "Lodge 49," starring Wyatt Russell as an optimistic ex-surfer dealing with the death of his father.   More preteens need HPV shots to meet public health goal Current rates of HPV vaccination among preteens are too low to achieve goals set by the American Cancer Society, according to a new study.   Mediterranean diet may prevent age-related macular degeneration A Mediterranean-style diet might significantly reduce your risk of a major cause of blindness, a new study suggests.   Vitamin D supplements not effective against osteoporosis in older adults Vitamin D supplements have long been touted as a way to improve bone health and possibly ward off the bone-thinning disease osteoporosis in older adults.   Alan Alda to receive SAG's 2018 Life Achievement Award "M*A*S*H" icon Alan Alda has been chosen as the recipient of the 2018 Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award.   Girl, 8, finds ancient sword in Swedish lake An 8-year-old girl in Sweden found a 1,000-year-old sword while swimming in a lake.   Texans will try to slow down Cowboys' Ezekiel Elliott The battle of Texas between the Houston Texans and Dallas Cowboys on Sunday in Houston focuses on two key offensive players.   Ex-Georgia police officer gets 15 years for lying about getting shot on-duty A former police officer in Georgia was sentenced to 15 years in prison after she lied about a black man shooting her while she was on-duty.   N.C. man nearly threw away $200,000 winning lottery ticket A North Carolina man nearly missed out on a $200,000 lottery prize after he almost threw away the winning ticket.   Vikings RB Dalvin Cook questionable vs. Eagles Minnesota Vikings running back Dalvin Cook did not practice Thursday because of a hamstring injury, and coach Mike Zimmer expects to list Cook as questionable.   MacArthur Foundation announces 'genius grant' recipients A composer, a pastor, a computer scientist and a health economist were among those selected for the MacArthur Fellows Program.   Deadly car explosion in Pennsylvania was murder-suicide, ATF says Law enforcement officials said Thursday that a car explosion that killed three people in Allentown, Pa., was a murder-suicide.   In Photos: Costumes from 2018 Comic Con in New York The New York Comic Con opened Oct. 4 in Manhattan, showcasing cosplay from a variety of comics, movies, books and other pop culture references. The convention runs until Oct. 7. Photos by John Angelillo/UPI   Trump administration unveils new counterterrorism strategy President Donald Trump approved a new counterterrorism strategy with a focus on combating terrorism and terrorist ideology.   Packers' Davante Adams, Randall Cobb, Geronimo Allison sit out The Green Bay Packers' top wideouts -- Davante Adams, Randall Cobb and Geronimo Allison -- could be out this Sunday after missing Thursday's practice.   Seahawks take a crack at slowing down Rams' offense The Los Angeles Rams are one of two remaining undefeated NFL teams, using their offense and the arm of quarterback Jared Goff to produce a 4-0 record.   Florida beaches close after red tide confirmed on Atlantic coast Beaches along Florida's Atlantic coast closed Thursday as red tide was confirmed in Miami-Dade County.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Rescuers detect possible sign of life under quake-hit hotel in IndonesiaMore than 50 transgender candidates running for office in BrazilThe boom in transgender candidacies comes as Latin America's largest nation struggles to emerge from its worst recession in decades.
  Alleged Iranian bomb plot in France is a 'wake-up call' for Europe, U.S. saysThe plot targeted a gathering of the political affiliate of the Iranian opposition group MEK, the People's Mujahedin of Iran.
7 Russians indicted for hacking related to Olympic doping scandal"They cheated, they got caught, they got mad, and they retaliated," said a U.S. attorney overseeing the prosecution.
Airline stands by purported interview with Drew BarrymoreThe article said the actress had failed relationships because her parents divorced.
U.S. service member killed in action in AfghanistanThe U.S. military mission is focused mainly on supporting and advising Afghan forces, as well fighting al Qaeda and other extremist groups. Ex-hitman sues after TV drama reveals his Mafia past to daughter"Dad, what have you done?" the 14-year-old said after watching a period drama that suggested he killed 20 people. He confessed to only four murders.
These schools teach boys to be like girls, and girls to be like boysBoys put on nail polish and play with gender-neutral dolls, while girls are taught to be more courageous and self-confident.
Bottle of Macallan whisky sold for a record-breaking $1.1 million"It's the Rolls-Royce of malts," but it probably won't ever be opened and will be treated more as a collector's item.
Russians behind '16 election hacks have been busy elsewhere, U.K. says"This pattern of behavior demonstrates their desire to operate without regard to international law or established norms."
'China wants a different American president,' Pence warns"By one estimate, more than 80 percent of U.S. counties targeted by China voted for President Trump in 2016," the vice president is expected to say.
'Jailbreak king' who escaped in hijacked helicopter is captured in FranceIn 2013, Redoine Faid took four wardens hostage and blasted his way out of a different prison using explosives hidden in tissue packs.
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Kavanaugh, J.F.K. Airport, ‘Genius’ Grants: Your Thursday Evening BriefingSenate Moves Toward Friday Showdown Vote on Kavanaugh’s ConfirmationTwo Republican senators, Jeff Flake and Susan Collins, signaled satisfaction with the F.B.I. investigation, while a swing-vote Democrat, Heidi Heitkamp, came out against Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh.
G.O.P. Hopes Anger Over Treatment of Kavanaugh Propels Voters to the PollsConservatives hope to use the liberal opposition to Judge Kavanaugh’s nomination as a graphic example of the threat posed by a Democratic takeover, but they worry that passions will dissipate.
New York Regulators Examine the Trump Family’s Tax SchemesState and city officials announced they were looking into the maneuvers after an investigative report in The New York Times.
Lindsey Graham Welcomed Trump’s China Tariffs, Then Helped Companies Avoid ThemThe South Carolina senator urged the administration to exclude imports used by companies from his state from a list of products subject to tariffs.
Estranged in America: Both Sides Feel Lost and Left OutNearly half of Democrats say they feel this way, slightly more than Republicans.
5 Senate Races and 10 Women Add Up to One Big MomentThe proliferation of female candidates for New York State Senate, several of whom are running for the first time, has excited observers who lament the gender gap in politics.
Ron DeSantis Reboots in Close Florida Governor’s Race, After Early StumbleMr. DeSantis had strong support from President Trump, but initial missteps left him trailing his Democratic opponent. Now he is on the attack, seeking momentum.
Cuomo’s $13 Billion Solution to the Mess That Is J.F.K. AirportAirlines will build two new terminals that will help make Kennedy International “one of the finest airports in the world,” Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said.
N.J. Transit Train Derails, Causing Widespread Commuting DelaysA train leaving Pennsylvania Station derailed at 6:20 p.m. as it was entering a tunnel under the Hudson River. There were no reported injuries, but plenty of commuting headaches.
The Famed Brooklyn Heights Promenade May Close for Years. Here’s Why.Here’s why replacing a crumbling stretch of the expressway that includes the Brooklyn Promenade will be the city’s hardest, costliest transportation project.
Hoaxers Slip Breastaurants and Dog-Park Sex Into JournalsThree academics tested a theory about the intellectual integrity of peer-reviewed “grievance studies” by cooking up, and publishing, their own.
How Brett Kavanaugh FailedA Supreme ViolationTrump and the Aristocracy of FraudTrump Is Just Another Crooked New York City LandlordI see his type all the time. Here’s what tenant advocates in the city have learned about how to fight him.
A Complete National DisgraceAre You a Visual or an Auditory Learner? It Doesn’t MatterOne mental strategy may be much better suited than another to a particular task.
Kara Swisher: Introducing the Internet Bill of RightsIf Democrats win back the House, they promise to start regulating Silicon Valley.
I Was in the Elevator With Jeff Flake. Senators, Don’t Look Away From Me.Lawmakers can’t claim to respect sexual assault survivors and then ignore them.
America’s Military-Industrial Base Is at RiskFor Once, I’m Grateful for TrumpCritic’s Notebook: In ’80s Comedies, Boys Had It Made. Girls Were the Joke.Teen movies like “Porky’s” reveled in the dynamic of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford’s worst memory: “The uproarious laughter between the two, and their having fun at my expense.”
Europe Plans a Way to Evade Sanctions on Iran. Will It Work?The European Union is setting up a payments system to support trade with Iran. The project faces technical challenges — and resistance from the Trump administration.
MacArthur Foundation Announces 25 New ‘Genius’ FellowshipsThis year’s MacArthur fellows, who each win $625,000 awards, include writers, scientists, artists, a human rights lawyer and a journalist.
Rifts Break Open at Facebook Over Kavanaugh HearingA prominent show of support from a Facebook executive for Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh as he faced assault claims has brought new turmoil to the company.
Sylvester Zottola, Reputed Bonanno Family Associate, Is Said to Have Been Fatally ShotA law enforcement official described a mafia-style assassination: a shooting as an S.U.V. waited at a drive-through window.
Trump Mocks Al Franken for Quick Resignation Over Claims of Sex MisconductIt was an extraordinary statement as the president’s Supreme Court nominee nears a vote in a confirmation process rocked by such accusations.
A White Officer Shot a Black Teenager 4 Years Ago. A Changed Chicago Awaits a Verdict.A Chicago jury must decide the fate of Jason Van Dyke in the killing of Laquan McDonald in a case has become a proxy for questions about police accountability.
Elon Musk Calls S.E.C. ‘the Shortseller Enrichment Commission’ on TwitterMr. Musk taunted the agency less than a week after he agreed to step down as Tesla’s chairman to settle its lawsuit against him.
Cries for Help Give Way to Silence: After the Indonesia Earthquake and TsunamiA week after a 7.5-magnitude earthquake and a 20-foot tsunami devastated the island of Sulawesi, urgent calls for help have eerily stilled.
How to Charge Your Phone FasterNo time to wait for your phone to charge up? No problem — these tips will get you the most battery power in the least amount of time.
Taiwan Dispatch: In Italy, ‘Al Dente’ Is Prized. In Taiwan, It’s All About Food That’s ‘Q.’In Taiwan, “Q” texture refers to cuisine that is “springy, soft, elastic,” usually found in foods with some kind of starch like noodles or tapioca pearls.
Dave Anderson, Award-Winning Times Sportswriter, Dies at 89Rare for a sports journalist, he won a Pulitzer Prize, crowning a long career as a columnist and author that began when he was a teenager in Brooklyn.
Review: ‘Private Life,’ a Piquant Look at a Couple’s Campaign to ConceiveAfter the Braves Let the Kid Play, Ronald Acuña Jr. SoaredRonald Acuña Jr.’s youthful exuberance and power hitting have helped rejuvenate the Braves.
A Composer Follows His Masterpiece by Aiming for the CosmosAndrew Norman’s symphony-length “Sustain” will have its high-profile premiere in a concert to open the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s centennial season.
The New Health Care: Uber, Lyft and the Urgency of Saving Money on Ambulances“Don’t reflexively call an ambulance,” a Harvard researcher says. In many cases, a cheaper way makes sense.
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