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Lawsuit against Trump, his D.C. hotel dismissed A federal judge Monday dismissed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump and Trump International Hotel by a nearby bar in downtown Washington, D.C.      Reeling Carolina Panthers' secondary making critical mistakes Carolina is on a three-game losing streak and the Panthers are viewing that slide as self-inflicted, especially with their porous pass defense.   Minnesota Vikings defense evolving into strong unit Early in Sunday's win against Green Bay, the Minnesota Vikings pulled Harrison Smith up to the line of scrimmage along with Anthony Barr and Eric Kendricks.   Redskins QB Colt McCoy has time to prepare for Eagles Washington Redskins quarterback Colt McCoy was essentially thrown into the fire in his first start of the season against the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving.   Eagles surprisingly rely on Josh Adams to power ground game It looks like Doug Pederson is playing favorites now, and his favorite running back is Josh Adams, the undrafted rookie free agent from Notre Dame.   Eric Berry could return as Chiefs get back to work The Chiefs return to work on Tuesday after a week-long break to start preparations for an AFC West road trip to Oakland.   Broncos lose another tight end as Jeff Heuerman lost for year Denver's celebration of a big win Sunday was dampened a bit Monday with the announcement that tight end Jeff Heuerman is done for the season.   Amari Cooper making difference for Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys The Dallas Cowboys play their second straight Thursday game when it hosts the Saints at AT&T Stadium this week.   Former lieutenant details origins of 'El Chapo' drug cartel A former lieutenant in the Mexican drug cartel allegedly run by Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman on Monday detailed the origins of the kingpin's empire.   Death toll rises to 88 in North California's Camp Fire The number of confirmed deaths in the Camp Fire, the most deadly and destructive in California, rose to 88 people, officials said Monday night.   Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen lets his play do the talking Bills quarterback Josh Allen wasn't interested in exchanging barbs with one of the NFL's foremost trash talkers, Jalen Ramsey of the Jacksonville Jaguars.   On the line: Changes could be coming for Atlanta Falcons After last week's horrendous showing against the New Orleans Saints, there could be changes on the horizon for the Atlanta Falcons offensive line.   Quarterback controversy looming in Baltimore The potential return of Joe Flacco has created a quarterback controversy in Baltimore.   71st Emmy Awards ceremony set for Sept. 22 The 71st Emmy Awards ceremony is to air live Sept. 22 on FOX, the network and the Television Academy announced Monday.   'Rider,' Ethan Hawke, Toni Collette win Gotham Awards "The Rider" was named Best Feature at the Gotham Awards ceremony in New York Monday night.   Nurse practitioners just as good for diabetes as doctors, study says There are areas of the U.S. where doctors are in short supply, but the good news for diabetics is that nurse practitioners and physician assistants can help fill the care gap.   CDC investigating 286 possible cases of polio-like condition Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating 286 possible cases of polio-like condition, acute flaccid myelitis, including 116 confirmed ones.   Robert Mueller: Paul Manafort violated plea deal by lying to prosecutors Paul Manafort violated his plea agreement by lying to federal prosecutors, special counsel Robert Mueller said in a filing on Monday.   4 Stoneman Douglas staff members reassigned in wake of security review Broward County Public Schools reassigned four staffers at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School after security failures during a fatal shooting.   Jason Momoa, Matt Damon, Claire Foy to guest host 'SNL' Claire Foy, Jason Momoa and Matt Damon have been booked as guest hosts on "Saturday Night Live" next month.   Many patients with polyps delay follow-up colonoscopy Many people found to have colon polyps, or adenomas, that can lead to cancer don't have follow-up colonoscopies at recommended times, a new study finds.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Mexico says it will deport nearly 100 migrants who tried to cross U.S. borderOver 100 federal police officers, some with riot gear, circled the Benito Juarez shelter, where many migrants making their way to the U.S., are staying.
  Mexicans' support for migrant caravan drops sharply, poll finds"They should not be here in Tijuana," one upset resident told Mexican authorities.
Scientist's gene-editing experiment sparks worry, outrageSome researchers say it's time to allow gene editing, with careful regulation.
Scientists warn Brazil's president-elect's policies may smother the Amazon"If Bolsonaro keeps his campaign promises, deforestation of the Amazon will probably increase quickly and the effects will be felt everywhere," an expert said.
Honduran president's brother charged in U.S. drug conspiracyAn indictment accuses Tony Hernandez of being "a large-scale drug trafficker" so involved in the cocaine trade that the drug was sometimes stamped with his initials.
Tribal rights group urges police to call off search for American's bodyA global advocacy nonprofit for tribespeople urged officials to call off the search, saying it puts everyone involved in danger.
Ukraine declares martial law after Russian naval attackHigh-seas clash is straight out of Putin's playbook"It is the first time the Russian military has openly fired on the Ukrainian military and claimed responsibility for it."
Ousted by Mitsubishi, too, questions surface about Carlos Ghosn's arrestThe three companies are planning to meet in Amsterdam later this week to discuss the Ghosn crisis.
Why Brits are suddenly talking about the 2008 Wall Street bailoutSpooking the markets won't work if traders are already preparing for the worst, experts say.
About 145 whales dead after stranding themselves in New ZealandHalf of the whales were already dead when they were found, and the rest were euthanized.
Trump demands Mexico send migrants home after border patrol fires tear gasTrump tweeted Monday that Mexican officials should remove migrants from the border by airplane, bus or "any way you want."
Chinese scientist said he gene-edited twinsThe scientist has announced his work in an unconventional way, which makes other experts suspicious.
Russia attacks and seizes three Ukrainian naval vessels off CrimeaOne Ukrainian official called the incident an act of "warmongering" that "undermines security of the whole region."
Turkey cracks down on onion hoarders amid economic crisisThe country's finance minister has ordered inspectors to search agricultural areas to stop wholesalers from hoarding produce to force up prices.
At least 700 injured by quake near Iran town devastated last yearThe country is located on major seismic faults and experiences an earthquake per day on average.
Sexually provocative filmmaker Bernardo Bertolucci dead at 77"The Last Emperor" won all nine Academy Awards it was nominated for in 1988 — including best movie and best director.
Border crossing closed after migrants try entering U.S."We're not running because we're criminals," one migrant said. "We're running from the crime in our country."
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G.M. to Idle Plants and Cut Thousands of Jobs as Sales SlowThe automaker said the moves would affect five factories in the United States and Canada. President Trump said he was unhappy with the move.
Pain and Sense of Betrayal as Canada G.M. Factory Closes After a Century“Just as you’re getting older to know that you don’t have a job, it’s really heart wrenching,” said a worker at the vast complex in Oshawa, Ontario, where families worked for G.M. for generations.
The Suburbs Are Changing. But Not in All the Ways Liberals Hope.Though Democrats dominated the suburbs in the midterms, some of those gains may be fragile. Ringleader of Democratic Rebels Softens Tone on PelosiRepresentative Seth Moulton said that his efforts to deny Nancy Pelosi the speaker’s gavel were “bigger than her.” But nine more Democrats said they would not support her without rule changes.
Amid New York’s Blue Wave, a Republican County ResistsNearly every Republican candidate for federal and state office won Putnam County, despite a slew of Democratic wins across New York.
Russia-Ukraine Fight Over Narrow Sea Passage Risks Wider WarThe opening of an overt front at sea introduced an unstable element into what had been a long-running war fought over land in eastern Ukraine.
Climate Change, Paul Manafort, Mars Landing: Your Monday Evening BriefingThe Stone: Knowledge, Ignorance and Climate ChangePhilosophers have been talking about skepticism for a long time. Some of those insights can shed light on our public discourse regarding climate change.
Meek Mill: Prisoners Deserve a New Set of RightsThe criminal justice system has a set of rights created to protect you. But is it really protecting us? The rapper Meek Mill explains the urgent need for criminal justice reform. When Blue Chip Companies Pile on Debt, It’s Time to WorryFueled by cheap credit, American corporations have been gorging on acquisitions. The party may soon be over.
A Trump Win for the Environment? MaybeBusiness groups and Senate Republicans are pushing to strengthen the ozone-saving Montreal Protocol. It should be an easy call for President Trump.
Russia Attacks Ukrainian Ships and International LawThe Depravity of Climate-Change DenialLiberal Parents, Radical ChildrenHow to Check Trump and Repair America’s ImageCritic’s Notebook: Why Michael B. Jordan Is More Than a Movie StarThe star of “Creed II” has taken some heat from critics over his performance in “Black Panther.” But his talent is clear.
Metropolitan Diary: ‘The Guy in the Two-Seater Next to Me Had His Head Hung Over an Open Book.’An accident serves a purpose, coming up short on the credit card minimum and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
Only Romaine From Central and Northern California Is Unsafe, F.D.A. SaysFederal health officials believe it’s safe to eat the lettuce if it’s grown in greenhouses or other regions — and is labeled as such.
Taiwan Asked Voters 10 Questions. It Got Some Unexpected Answers.The votes may not have turned out the way the governing party wanted, but the referendums themselves served a larger purpose in staving off Beijing’s territorial claim.
Honduran President’s Brother, Arrested in Miami, Is Charged With Drug TraffickingJuan Antonio Hernández, the brother of the Honduran president, was described as a “large-scale drug trafficker” with ties to organized crime and cocaine deliveries to the United States.
Trump Blindsides May, Calling Her Brexit Deal ‘Great for the E.U.’President Trump cast doubt on the prospect of a free trade deal with the United States, which Prime Minister Theresa May has held out as one of the payoffs of leaving the European Union.
Facing Attack, George Soros’s Foundation Will Shut Down in TurkeyOpen Society Foundations plans to close its office in Istanbul. It claims that the Turkish government has falsely accused it of playing a role in uprisings.
He Says He Got Away With 90 Murders. Now He’s Confessing to Them All.Samuel Little, a convicted killer whom one detective calls “pure evil,” has told the police that he killed more than 90 women since 1970. They believe him.
Mexico’s New Leader Faces Clash With Trump Over Migrant CaravanAs Andrés Manuel López Obrador takes office on Saturday, he must balance his humanitarian promises with a hope for good relations with the United States.
U.S. and Czech Troops Investigated for Death of Afghan PrisonerThe prisoner, an Afghan commando, was accused of killing a Czech soldier in one of four deadly insider attacks this year by Afghan soldiers on NATO troops.
4 Ways to Stay Motivated When You’re in a RutWhat to Cook: What to Cook Right NowMove past Thanksgiving, and make what you crave: spicy chicken diavolo, spicy beef stir-fry, or fish tacos.
How to Get the Most Out of a Women’s Ski CampThree days of concentrated instruction at Alta, near Salt Lake City, provided lessons in skiing the steeps, and a glimpse into why so many women seem to be flocking to these camps.
Bertolucci’s Best Movies Streaming Now: ‘Last Tango in Paris,’ ’1900’ and MoreThe Italian director explored lives big and small, his touch both sweeping and intimate. He was also controversial. Here’s a closer look at his work.
Meena Alexander, Poet Who Wrote of Dislocation, Dies at 67Born in India and later a resident of Africa, Europe and the United States, she explored themes of feminism, post-colonialism and the search for identity.
Real vs. Artificial Christmas Trees: Which Is the Greener Choice?Here’s a look at the central claims — and the common misconceptions — in that debate.
Personal Health: Helping Teenagers to Be Safer DriversNew drivers are more likely to get into trouble because they lack experience, but the best way to reduce the risk of a crash is to become an experienced driver.
The Checkup: Family Birthday Rituals, Distinctly OursAll three children requested the same dish of pasta and ribs for each and every birthday. I stopped cooking it on other occasions, to keep it special.
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