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Ageless Adam Vinatieri ailing for Indianapolis Colts INDIANAPOLIS -- It isn't often that the first topic broached on the day after an NFL game is the kicker.      Broncos WR Demaryius Thomas not concerned about trade rumors Amari Cooper is now a Dallas Cowboy. Will Demaryius Thomas be the next big-name wide receiver to leave the AFC West?   Suspect in slaying of Georgia officer shot and killed by police Authorities shot and killed an 18-year-old suspected of killing a Georgia police officer on Monday after he was found in a shed near Atlanta.   Opting for organic foods may reduce risk for some cancers Paying extra for those pricey organic fruits and vegetables might pay off: New research suggests eating them might help you dodge a cancer diagnosis.   Stroke risk persists for months after heart attack, study says After a heart attack, your risk for a stroke is elevated longer than previously believed, preliminary results of a new study suggest.   Widely used antipsychotics may not ease delirium in ICU Two common antipsychotic drugs are ineffective in treating delirium in ICU patients, and don't shorten length of time spent in the ICU or hospital, a study finds.   Willa heads toward Mexico as major hurricane Hurricane Willa varied between Category 4 and Category 5 in strength as it prepared to make landfall on Mexico's west coast, the National Hurricane Center said.   Watch: Mesut Ozil scores precise strike off of post for Arsenal Mesut Ozil hit a brilliant strike off of the far post to help Arsenal beat Leicester City on Monday at Emirates Stadium in London.   John Harbaugh says Ravens will learn from loss to Saints The Baltimore Ravens suffered a heartbreaking 24-23 loss to New Orleans in Week 7 when Justin Tucker missed the first extra point of his seven-year career.   New Orleans Saints have been lucky and good The New Orleans Saints have had some luck during their five-game winning streak, but they've also played some consistently good football.   Museum of the Bible says 5 Dead Sea Scrolls are forgeries The Museum of the Bible announced Monday that five of its Dead Sea Scrolls fragments are forgeries, the result of a third-party scientific analysis.   Oakland Raiders place Marshawn Lynch on injured reserve The Oakland Raiders have placed veteran running back Marshawn Lynch on injured reserve.   Amy Schumer expecting first child with husband Chris Fischer Actress Amy Schumer announced Monday she is expecting her first child with husband Chris Fischer.   Severe storms bring hail, flooding, strong winds to Italy A series of storms brought hail, flooding and strong winds throughout Italy, local emergency officials said.   Donald Trump to build up nuclear arsenal until countries 'come to their senses' President Donald Trump on Monday told reporters the United States will build up its nuclear stockpile "until people come to their senses."   Machine learning may help identify ideal dementia treatments Machine learning may someday allow physicians to prescribe the best treatment for dementia, according to a study.   Common genetic link found in lung conditons, study finds A genetic connection exists between two deadly diseases involving lungs -- rheumatoid arthritis-associated interstitial and idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.   Saudi Aramco IPO due by 2021 after construction of downstream assets Saudi Arabia would likely carry out an IPO for Saudi Aramco in 2021 after it builds up some downstream assets particularly petrochemical production.   CDC investigating 155 cases of rare, polio-like neurological condition The CDC said it is investigating 28 new cases of a rare neurological condition known as acute flaccid myelitis in the United States.   As temperatures, CO2 levels rise, plants get less nitrogen The amount of nitrogen available to terrestrial plants declines as temperatures and CO2 levels in the atmosphere increase.   Arizona Cardinals CB Patrick Peterson asks to be traded Arizona Cardinals Pro Bowl cornerback Patrick Peterson reportedly has requested a trade.   Cowboys trading for Raiders WR Amari Cooper The Dallas Cowboys are acquiring wide receiver Amari Cooper in a trade with the Oakland Raiders.   IEA: Insufficient LNG investment, lack of shipping capacity may pose energy risks The rise of major emerging LNG buyers led by China has created the need for infrastructure and shipping capacity to avoid price volatility, the IEA said.   Doug Pederson gets testy after questions over Eagles' play selection Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson faced some pressure from reporters on Monday, one day after saying the pressure was off his team.   450 million-year-old enzyme recreated to catalyze chemical reactions Scientists in Australia have successfully catalyzed chemical reactions using the replica of a 450 million-year-old enzyme.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Death of American tourist in Turks and Caicos being investigated as a murderMarie Kuhnla, 61, was visiting the islands when she was reported missing on Oct.15, according to a statement by the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force.   Hurricane Willa expected to pound Mexico's western coast"Preparations to protect life and property should be rushed to completion," the National Hurricane Center warned residents.
Sea cucumber called 'headless chicken monster' recorded for second time"Some of the footage we are getting back from the cameras is breathtaking, including species we have never seen in this part of the world," a scientist says.
As migrant caravan continues north, some debate staying or moving forwardThe journey was too dangerous, said one mother who was thinking of maybe staying behind. Another family was moving forward. "There's no food, no jobs."
Saudi Arabia has 'no intention' of weaponizing oil as a retaliatory measureIf oil were to rise to $100 a barrel, that would shave roughly one-third of a percentage point off global GDP growth in 2019 and 2020.
Why safer vaping devices that don't explode will not be available in the U.S."We have solutions that will protect people to bring to market — and we can't," said one industry expert.
Young Catholics urge Vatican to issue inclusive LGBTQ messageCatholic bishops are entering their final week of debate over hot-button issues facing young Catholics, including how the church should welcome gays.
Ryanair facing criticism for allowing passenger directing racist rant to stay on flight"I'll tell you what, if you don't go to another seat, I'll push you to another seat," the passenger told a woman sitting next to him.
Gorbachev, experts baffled by U.S. withdrawal from nuclear weapons dealThe agreement was designed to keep ground-based nuclear missiles out of Europe, but critics say tearing it up could spark an arms race there.
Here's what we know about Khashoggi's death after Saudi U-turnThe acknowledgment that the writer was killed in the kingdom's Istanbul consulate marks a dramatic reversal from previous vehement denials.
4 Americans killed as bachelor party rafting trip turns into 'living nightmare'"Most of us were ultimately able to grab hold of rocks or barriers ... and await the rescue teams to get to us. Unfortunately, not all of us were so lucky."
Pompeo accuses migrants in caravan in Mexico of political violenceAbout 7,000 people have set out for Tapachula in the state of Chiapas, Mexican authorities said.
Trump's trade war will lead to a self-inflicted wound, say economists"There would be no winners from a global trade war. ... All countries would ultimately be worse off," noted one economist.
Cocktails are served only miles from a Syrian city that's now rubbleConditions in central Damascus, with its relaxed nightlife and bustling business district, seem a world away from the hardship of eastern Ghouta.
Crown prince calls Khashoggi's son to express condolences for his killing"There obviously was a tremendous mistake made, and what compounded the mistake was the attempt to try to cover up," the official said.
Polygamy persists in Bedouin culture. That could be changing.Israel's right-wing government is helping to crack down on the practice, though some critics question its real motives in doing so.
Stephen Hawking's wheelchair, thesis, and 'Simpsons' script are up for grabsThe late physicist's daughter said the sale gave "admirers of his work the chance to acquire a memento of our father's extraordinary life."
'Extremely dangerous' Hurricane Willa aims at MexicoHurricane force winds extended out 25 miles from the storm's core and tropical storm force winds were up to 90 miles out early Monday.
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U.S. Seeks Answers on Jamal Khashoggi Killing as Mnuchin Meets With Saudi PrinceThe C.I.A. director is helping the Turkish government with its inquiry into the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, and the Treasury secretary held a wide-ranging meeting with the Saudi crown prince.
Security Images Show Khashoggi and Fiancée in His Final HoursThe images were published by the Turkish media as part of the continuing leaks from the investigation into the journalist’s death inside the Saudi Consulate.
Trump and G.O.P. Candidates Escalate Race and Fear as Election PloysThe president’s unsubstantiated charge that “unknown Middle Easterners” were part of the migrant caravan was an escalation of his efforts to stoke fears ahead of the Nov. 6 vote.
‘Anything Is Better Than Returning’: Migrant Caravan Heads NorthThousands of Central American migrants are making their way to the U.S. border to flee violence at home. It is the region’s largest so-called caravan on record. Fact Check of the Day: Trump’s Evidence-Free Claims About the Migrant CaravanOn Twitter on Monday, President Trump said that “unknown Middle Easterners” had infiltrated the caravan. That and almost all of his other assertions were inaccurate, misleading or incomplete. Stacey Abrams’s Burning of Georgia Flag With Confederate Symbol Surfaces on Eve of DebateAs a college student, more than a quarter-century ago, Ms. Abrams joined in the burning of the state flag, which at the time was viewed by many as a lingering symbol of white supremacy.
Presiding Over the Harvard Admissions Trial: A Judge Who Was Rejected From HarvardJudge Allison D. Burroughs tried but failed to get into Harvard. Still, both sides in the ongoing case think she’ll rule with an even hand.
California’s Underwater Forests Are Being Eaten by the ‘Cockroaches of the Ocean’Climate change is ravaging California’s underwater kelp forests. That’s caused what one scientist called a “perfect storm” in the ecosystem.
Joachim Ronneberg, Leader of Raid That Thwarted a Nazi Atomic Bomb, Dies at 99The Norwegian resistance fighter commanded a daring World War II mission to blow up a heavy-water plant and help sabotage Hitler’s nuclear program.
Migrant Caravan, Transgender Rights, Khashoggi: Your Monday Evening BriefingWhy the Arab World Needs Democracy NowIn April Jamal Khashoggi gave this speech, saying the dangerous idea of the benevolent autocrat, the just dictator, is being revived in the Arab world.
Donald Trump Is Lyin’ Up a StormAttack of the Right-Wing SnowflakesArms and the Very Bad MenThe Materialist PartyThe Trump Administration’s Hard Choices on Saudi ArabiaIn responding to the death of Jamal Khashoggi, the U.S. should balance its values with its national interests.
Trump Cannot Define Away My ExistenceThe administration seems to think transgender people like me are as imaginary as hippogriffs.
Migraines and Me: A Love Story?With a prospective cure in sight, I’m suddenly wondering who I’d be without my headaches.
Readers’ Favorite Protest Songs: A Call to Make Some NoiseFrom Pete Seeger to Public Enemy, the music that inspires our readers to take a stand.
John Prine: American OracleHe wrote his first protest song in 1968, but this country has never needed him more than it does now.
How Many Space Stations Does This Planet Need?The Trump administration wants to shift to a capitalist free-for-all in orbit. But the readiness of commercial space outposts to take NASA’s place is far from certain.
A New Option for N.B.A. Prospects: The Million-Dollar InternDarius Bazley, a top basketball prospect, is skipping college and charting a new path for draft prep: earning $1 million as an intern for New Balance.
Metropolitan Diary: ‘Too Far Away to Grab Onto the Pole, She Caught My Eye With a Panicked Look’Heading downtown on a crowded No. 4, sweeping off the steps on a quiet Brooklyn street and more reader tales from New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
Supreme Court Blocks Wilbur Ross Deposition on Census Citizenship QuestionStates and advocacy groups challenging a change to the census form said Wilbur Ross’s shifting rationales required his testimony.
Walter Kwok, Hong Kong Developer Who Survived Kidnapping, Dies at 68Mr. Kwok led the development giant Sun Hung Kai Properties with his brothers, but was later ousted from the family business.
In Murder of Upper West Side Woman, Police Seek Female NeighborSusan Trott was found dead on Sunday inside her apartment with no signs of a break-in. Police want to question a female neighbor about the slaying.
Trilobites: Microplastics Find Their Way Into Your Gut, a Pilot Study FindsResearchers looked for microplastics in stool samples of people from eight countries. “The results were astonishing,” they said.
The Trade War’s Latest Casualties: China’s Coddled Cats and DogsSome Chinese pet owners don’t trust local food and will even taste it themselves before serving it. For them, the fight means fewer and pricier choices.
The Day John Kelly and Corey Lewandowski Squared Off Outside the Oval OfficeThe February altercation reflects the often chaotic atmosphere the president is willing to tolerate in the White House as well as the degree to which his chief of staff’s temper can be provoked.
Anatomy Does Not Determine Gender, Experts SayEfforts by the Trump administration to narrowly define gender as determined by genitals defy medical and scientific knowledge.
FIFA and UEFA Headed to Showdown Over Plan for New TournamentsFIFA’s president remains determined to push a $25 billion proposal that would revamp the global soccer calendar, but UEFA remains fiercely opposed.
For Holiday Guests, a Comfy Bedroom on a BudgetCreate a welcoming guest room with Wirecutter’s budget-friendly picks for bedding, bath towels, air and foam mattresses, and more.
I’ve Interviewed 300 High Achievers About Their Morning Routines. Here’s What I’ve Learned.Your morning routine should suit your needs, but there are some habits everyone should try.
How the Blockchain Could Break Big Tech’s Hold on A.I.Several start-ups hope to use the technology introduced by Bitcoin to give broader access to the data and algorithms behind artificial intelligence.
Trilobites: With Piranha-Like Teeth, This Prehistoric Predator Never Bit Off More Than It Could ChewA fossil discovered in southern Germany is the earliest known flesh-eating bony fish.
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