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A plus for Saints, minus for Bengals at WR ahead of matchup The New Orleans Saints added a receiver and the Cincinnati Bengals apparently will be forced to subtract one before the teams meet Sunday at Paul Brown Stadium.      Sam Darnold, Josh Allen expect to sit as Jets host Bills It has not been a memorable rookie season for New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold.   Browns' task of ending skid will be tough vs. Matt Ryan, Falcons Cleveland's beleaguered secondary gets a taste of another elite quarterback when the Browns host the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday at FirstEnergy Stadium.   Cowboys LB Sean Lee (hamstring) out 4-6 weeks Linebacker Sean Lee of the Dallas Cowboys will miss 4-to-6 weeks because of a left hamstring injury.   Mike Tomlin's son commits to Maryland Wide receiver Dino Tomlin became the first high school prospect to sign with Maryland since the Terrapins fired coach DJ Durkin last week.   NFL notebook: WR Bryant signs with Saints Free-agent wide receiver Dez Bryant agreed to terms on a one-year contract with the New Orleans Saints, the team announced on Wednesday.   WR Tate gets first taste of Cowboys-Eagles Wide receiver Golden Tate, who was acquired by the Philadelphia Eagles at the trade deadline, has an idea of what is he walking into when he plays his first game with his new team on Sunday night at Lincoln Financial Field.   Vikings reportedly claim RB Abdullah on waivers Running back Ameer Abdullah, who was waived on Tuesday by the Detroit Lions, will remain in the NFC North after being claimed by the Minnesota Vikings, according to multiple media reports.   Gallup: Americans' crime fears drop 10 percent from 2017 For the first time in 13 years, the majority of Americans do not believe crime is a very or extremely serious problem, a Gallup poll released indicates.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Canada apologizes for turning away Nazi-era ship of Jewish refugeesThe German liner MS St. Louis was carrying 907 Jewish Germans fleeing the Nazis in 1939. More than 250 later died in the Holocaust.
  Supreme Court reviewing $315M USS Cole verdictThe Trump administration has weighed in on the side of Sudan and against victims of the Cole bombing.
Ryanair fires crew members who staged photo sleeping on airport floorThe airline said the crew members' behavior "damaged their employer's reputation."
Oldest cave art yet? Ancient paintings found in BorneoHumans on opposite sides of the world were painting in caves at the same time during the last Ice Age.
Boeing issues safety bulletin over 'angle of attack' sensors after Lion Air crashThe plane hit the water 13 minutes after departing Jakarta at 6:20 a.m. last Monday. All 189 people on board were killed.
Uganda starts vaccinating against Ebola"Health authorities are being cautious having learnt bitter lessons from previous outbreaks," the WHO said.
Jewish students mark 80th anniversary of Kristallnacht in BerlinThe students prayed in Hebrew and German and lit six white candles to commemorate the synagogues that were burned down, as well as the 6 million people who perished in the Holocaust.
Potential juror who wanted El Chapo's autograph dismissedA Michael Jackson impersonator also was dismissed from federal jury pool in New York.
ISIS dumped up to 12,000 people in mass graves, U.N. saysThe dead include women, children, the elderly and disabled, as well as soldiers and police officers, according to a new report.
Medical school in Japan to admit dozens of unfairly rejected womenTokyo Medical University acknowledged in August that it has been reducing female applicants' entrance exam scores for years to keep the numbers of female students low. Dozens of kidnapped kids are freed in CameroonHigh-level talks between U.S., North Korea are postponed at the last minute"It is a shame that the meeting is not happening," a South Korean official said.
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Jeff Sessions Is Forced Out as Attorney General as Trump Installs LoyalistMr. Sessions was the first senator to endorse Donald J. Trump’s presidential campaign. But his recusal as attorney general from the Russia inquiry proved to be his undoing.
How Sessions’s Firing Could Affect the Russia InvestigationThe acting attorney general, Matthew G. Whitaker, is seen as loyal to President Trump. He now oversees the special counsel’s inquiry.
How the House Fell: Republican Chaos and Democratic FocusDespite warnings from within the G.O.P., Republicans lost their unity and grip on messaging, allowing the Democrats to gain a majority of congressional seats.
With Sessions Firing, Trump Quickly Tests Democratic ResolveDemocratic leaders struck a conciliatory tone after winning House control, but the firing of Attorney General Jeff Sessions immediately tested their resolve to hold President Trump accountable.
A Trump-Fueled ‘Wipeout’ for House Republicans in NortheastAlmost no Republicans appeared immune to the Northeast’s shifting political winds, no mater how they positioned themselves.
Trump Vows ‘Warlike Posture’ if Democrats Investigate HimThe president said he hoped to cut bipartisan deals but vowed to retaliate if the new Democratic-controlled House examines his finances and political dealings. Trump Bars CNN’s Acosta From the White HouseThe decision was a nuclear-level response by President Trump and the White House communications staff after more than two years of escalating tensions.
Why Democrats’ Gain Was More Impressive Than It AppearsThey are poised to win more seats this year than they did in 2006, despite far fewer opportunities. Pelosi and Trump Agree on Something: She Should Be SpeakerAs Ms. Pelosi moves to line up the votes to resume her speakership of the House, she secured an endorsement from President Trump, who may relish the chance to spar with her over the next two years.
For Both Parties, a Political Realignment Along Cultural LinesTwo years after a divided country elected President Trump, voters delivered a cascade of contradictory results that added up to a portrait of a nation at odds with itself.
With Republican Gains in Senate, Social Conservatives Tighten Their GripDemocrats won the House, and can stymie efforts to defund Planned Parenthood. But their power in the Senate is diminished, with big implications for the courts.
Lasting Implications for the Courts as Republicans Gain in the SenateThe party’s expanded majority leaves Democrats with dwindling hopes of being able to swiftly diminish the conservative imprint on the judiciary even if they win the White House in 2020.
Parkland Activists Took On the N.R.A. Here’s How It Turned Out.The midterm elections yielded mixed results for the student gun control activists, showing that voters were still wrestling with guns and gun safety.
Georgia Governor’s Race Still Unsettled After Claim of Victory by Brian KempMr. Kemp, the Republican secretary of state, said his lead over Stacey Abrams was large enough to preclude a runoff. But the Abrams campaign insisted there were many votes still to be counted.
Georgia, California, Florida: Here Are the Races That Are Too Close to CallRaces across the country were too close to call on Wednesday, including pivotal contests for Senate, House and governor. Here are the biggest ones.
1.4 Million Floridians With Felonies Win Long-Denied Right to VoteIn ending some of the harshest voting restrictions in the nation for those with criminal records, Florida voters responded to the argument that people should get another chance.
Night of Firsts: Rashida Tlaib, Sharice Davids and More Make History in Midterm ElectionsHistory was made across the country: South Dakota and Maine will have female governors, and Massachusetts and Connecticut elected black women to Congress for the first time.
The Shift: Facebook Had a Good Election Day. But It Can’t Let Up Now.Facebook made strides toward cleaning up its service in the last two years. But it continues to behave most responsibly only when placed under a microscope.
Midterm Results Leave Canadians Wary Over Fate of Trade AgreementThe Democrats’ control of the House of Representatives may create new trade headaches for Canada.
In Indonesia Plane Crash Inquiry, New Focus on Possible Aircraft ProblemsThe plane had experienced problems before Lion Air Flight 610 crashed. Officials are investigating whether fault lies with human error, technical flaws or both.
Sessions, Election Results, Amazon: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingWith Sessions Out, What Happens to Mueller?Congress and the public must now push for protections for the special counsel.
How AT&T Fooled the Federal JudiciaryThe telecom giant promised it wouldn’t use its merger with Time Warner to hurt consumers. But now it is doing precisely that.
Trump Strikes at JusticeIn forcing out Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the president seems to want a lawman he can control.
Up Against Big Oil in the MidtermsThe election produced some wins for the climate, but also underscored the power of the fossil fuel industry.
Trump Is a Really Happy LoserThink 2020 Will Be Better for Senate Democrats? Think AgainWithout a smarter approach to rural America, liberals will be stuck in the minority for a long time.
Trump Was Not Repudiated. He Was Rewarded.The president made the midterms a real battle instead of a running retreat. He is widely hated and feared, but he is also much loved as a champion of his voters.
Trump, Under Scrutiny and UnleashedMidterms Recap: The Good, the Bad and the BetoFootsteps: Pip and Me: A Journey Into the World of ‘Great Expectations’Dickens began his novel in the marshes of the Hoo Peninsula, about 25 miles from London. More than 150 years later, a traveler retraces the path of that book’s indelible characters.
Critic’s Notebook: Wes Anderson, Curator? The Filmmaker Gives It a TryMr. Anderson and his partner, Juman Malouf, were given free rein in Austria’s largest museum. But you can’t make an exhibition as you would a movie, our critic writes.
The Election Showed a Divided Country. Investors Can Live With That.The S&P 500 has risen in four of the first five trading days of the November. Wednesday’s 2.1 percent gain was its third-best showing this year. Driver Who Killed Two Children in Brooklyn Is Found DeadThe driver, Dorothy Bruns, 44, was discovered dead in her Staten Island home with a bottle of pills and a suicide note nearby, the police said.
Ex-Congressman Sentenced to 10 Years for Stealing Charitable DonationsSteve Stockman, 61, a former representative from Texas, was also ordered to pay about $1 million in restitution. He was previously convicted on 23 criminal counts.
News Analysis: Diplomacy Appears Stalled With North Korea, Despite Trump’s DeclarationsSecretary of State Mike Pompeo is trying to reach an agreement with North Korea before President Trump and Kim Jong-un meet again. His efforts have gone nowhere.
Getting Into Harvard Is Hard. Here Are 4 Ways Applicants Get an Edge.A federal case against Harvard has brought to light many of its closely guarded admissions secrets.
In Superstar Cities, the Rich Get Richer, and They Get AmazonNew York and Washington are leaving the rest of the country behind. Companies like Amazon explain why.
Italy Loosens Gun Laws as Matteo Salvini Polishes His Tough Guy ImageMaking it easier to buy a weapon was once unthinkable in the country. But the interior minister, working from a populist playbook, is pushing a hard line.
He Helped People Cheat at Grand Theft Auto. Then His Home Was Raided.A gamer in Melbourne has had his assets frozen in connection with a popular video game cheat. He’s one of many being sued by game companies worldwide, raising questions about copyright law and the policing of online civility.
A 92-Year-Old Composer’s First Opera Is His ‘Endgame’The career of Gyorgy Kurtag, one of the last living giants of 20th-century music, is culminating in an adaptation of Samuel Beckett’s play.
The Mysteries of Animal MovementA scientist’s unfettered curiosity leads him to investigate the physics at work in some very odd corners of the natural world.
Personal Health: Need a Flu Shot? Get It NowImmunity tends to wane by 20 percent a month, leaving those who got their shot in August or September with less than desirable protection by the time they’re exposed.
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