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Minnesota Twins catcher Joe Mauer announces retirement Longtime Minnesota Twins catcher Joe Mauer has announced his retirement from baseball.      Fantasy Football Who's In, Who's Out: Week 10 NFL injury report As Week 10 hits in the NFL, several teams have issues keeping their offenses stable and healthy.   Questions surround Carolina Panthers following blowout loss Contender or pretender? That's an obvious question surrounding the Carolina Panthers in the wake of a humbling 52-21 loss at the Pittsburgh Steelers.   Indianapolis Colts activate DT Tyquan Lewis, LB Skai Moore The Indianapolis Colts activated defensive lineman Tyquan Lewis, their second-round pick in the 2018 draft, and elevated linebacker Skai Moore to the roster.   Titans S Kevin Byard fined for dance on Dallas Cowboys star All-Pro safety Kevin Byard of the Tennessee Titans has been fined $10,026 by the NFL for celebrating an interception with a dance on the Dallas Cowboys' star.   NFL games still on despite California wildfires The NFL issued a statement on Friday saying that games set to be hosted by the Los Angeles Rams and Oakland Raiders on Sunday will be played as scheduled.   Sarah Silverman receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame Comedian Sarah Silverman received the 2,649th star of the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Friday.   Ravens QB Joe Flacco has hip injury; Lamar Jackson on standby Quarterback Joe Flacco of the Baltimore Ravens played the entire game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday despite being injured early.   Jacksonville Jaguars RB Leonard Fournette expected to return Running back Leonard Fournette is expected to play for the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts after missing the last four games.   Watch: Michael Keaton, Tom Hanks honor Pittsburgh shooting victims Hundreds of Pittsburghers gathered Friday in Pittsburgh's Point State Park to mourn the 11 people who died in last month's shooting at a synagogue.   New Orleans Saints WR Dez Bryant might have torn Achilles Wide receiver Dez Bryant might have sustained a torn Achilles tendon in his second practice with the New Orleans Saints on Friday.   Car bombs, gunfire kill at least 23 in Mogadishu, Somalia A series of car bombs detonated in the Somali capital of Mogadishu on Friday, killing at least 23 people, local officials said.   Fertility rates have fallen worldwide, while populations boom Global population growth is a tale of two statistics: In 104 countries with high birth rates, populations are rising, while rates in 91 countries with low numbers are sinking.   Amazon to expand sales of Apple products Amazon announced Friday it will begin to directly sell an expanded list of Apple products on its website in time for the holidays.   Indian army receives first 25 M777 Ultra Lightweight Howizters The Indian Army received its first M777A2 155mm towed Ultra Lightweight Howitzers at an handover ceremony on Friday.   South Asian Monsoon affects more people in Southern Hemisphere than once thought Warming in the southern hemisphere of Asia has a stronger affect on monsoon strength than scientists previously thought.   Japanese airborne troops jump from U.S. aircraft onto Japanese soil for first time A C-130J Special Operations cargo and transport plane from the U.S. Air Force became the first U.S. aircraft to drop Japan Ground Self-Defense Force soldiers in Japan.   Roethlisberger, Steelers surging after slow start At the quarter pole of the NFL season, the Pittsburgh Steelers were in an unfamiliar spot in the AFC North -- anchored at the bottom of the division after winning one of their first four games.   Judge rules in favor of Florida Gov. Rick Scott over voting information The Senate races in Florida and Arizona, and gubernatorial races in Georgia and Florida remained undecided on Friday.   Tiny pacemaker prototype avoids open chest surgery for infants A pacemaker protype the size of an almond designed to make procedures for infants less invasive, less painful and more efficient has been tested on pigs.   Exposure to pesticides makes bees less social, reduces colony size Exposure to pesticides can reduce the size of bee colonies and cause the insect to become less social.   Mexican Morena Party introduces bill to allow up to 30 grams of marijuana, 20 plants The party of Mexican President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has introduced a bill to allow possession of marijuana, in a bid to quell drug-related violence.   Nearly 1 in 10 Americans struggles to control sexual urges New research suggests that almost 9 percent of people in the United States have distress caused by difficulty controlling their sexual feelings, urges and behaviors.   Families of MH-17 victims ask Donald Trump to pressure Russia for answers Four years after Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down over Ukraine, relatives of the 298 dead are asking President Donald Trump to pressure Russia for answers.   Watch: Japanese man covers woman in plastic wrap in record time A popular Japanese YouTuber set a Guinness World Record by wrapping a volunteer in cling wrap in only 1 minute, 58 seconds.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. to stop refueling Saudi-coalition planes in Yemen, officials sayThe U.S. military currently re-fuels about 20 percent of all Saudi aircraft that fly as part of the operation in Yemen.
  Bear fight: Student Palestinian group claims UCLA complaint stifling speechThe National Students for Justice in Palestine were given a cease and desist letter from UCLA for its artwork promoting a national conference being held here.
Scotland to mandate LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum across all public schoolsBy 2021, schools across the country are expected to include lessons about LGBTQ equality and history in their educational plans.
Oil prices plunge, marking sharp reversal from four-year highs just last monthU.S. crude oil is on track for the longest stretch of daily declines since 1984.
Fly Jamaica flight overshoots runway at Guyana airportEx-Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos sentenced to prison for graftSuspected terrorist stabs three on busy street in AustraliaVideo posted to social media showed a man repeatedly swinging an object at police, while passersby blocked his path, one of them using a shopping cart.
A bruised Trump set for first meeting with world leaders after electionsAll eyes will be on potential talks with Russia's Putin and the reception from a host of world leaders at odds with Trump's "America First" vision.
Letter reveals Einstein's fears of growing nationalism, anti-SemitismThe 1922 letter shows he was concerned about Germany's future a full year before the Nazis attempted their first coup — the failed Munich Beer Hall Putsch.
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Matthew Whitaker: An Attack Dog With Ambition Beyond Protecting TrumpPresident Trump ousted his attorney general and put Mr. Whitaker, a partisan defender who insisted there was no collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign, in charge of the Justice Department.
Trump on Friday: ‘I Don’t Know Matt Whitaker.’ Trump Last Month: ‘I Know Matt Whitaker.’President Trump tried to distance himself from Mr. Whitaker, the acting attorney general who now oversees the Russia investigation and has long been considered one of the president’s loyalists. ‘The Whole World Was on Fire’: Infernos Choke California, Piling On the GriefThousands of people have fled and hundreds of buildings have burned as wildfires raged across the state. At least nine people have been killed.
‘It Really Can’t Get Much Worse’: Thousand Oaks, First Hit by Shooting, Now Faces FireAs wildfires spread through Ventura County, thousands of residents were forced to evacuate, including some who had survived the shooting just 24 hours earlier.
Coach Says California Gunman Assaulted Her in High SchoolWhile Ian D. Long may have suffered from PTSD, no evidence has been made public that it was ever diagnosed or that he was treated.
It’s Déjà Vu in Florida, Land of Recounts and Contested ElectionsUncertainty reigned in Florida as three key races neared possible recounts amid continuing questions over ballot counting.
A Mysterious ‘Undervote’ Could End Up Settling the Florida Senate RaceBallot design in Broward County is one possible cause of votes cast for one contest but apparently not another. Scouring for Stacey Abrams Votes, Georgia’s Democrats Keep on CampaigningThe Democratic candidate hopes to force a runoff in Georgia’s race for governor. The state is still locked in a tight contest.
Tensions Ease in Gaza, Allowing Money and Fuel to Roll InBut the relaxation of the embargo presents risks for the leaders of both Israel and Hamas, and it has been denounced by the Palestinian Authority.
Facebook to Drop Forced Arbitration in Harassment CasesThe social media giant acted one day after Google, facing intense pressure from employees, made a similar decision.
Books of The Times: In ‘Becoming,’ Michelle Obama Mostly Opts for Empowerment Over PoliticsThe former first lady’s memoir is mostly about her childhood in Chicago, her marriage and her time in the White House, but she leaves room for some unequivocal criticism of President Trump.
Books News: In Her New Book, Michelle Obama Denounces Trump’s Sexism and His Promotion of the ‘Birther’ ConspiracyIn “Becoming,” she talked about suffering a miscarriage, relying on IVF to conceive and the challenges of being the first African-American first lady.
Wildfires, Thousand Oaks, Elections: Your Friday Evening BriefingA Trump Hack Hacks JusticeIf Whitaker does not recuse himself from the Mueller inquiry, Democrats should impeach him.
news analysis: Trump Has Only Sticks, No CarrotsThis administration’s entire foreign policy relies on sanctions. But that’s not coercing anyone — it’s isolating America.
Loose Ends: Where to Cry in an Open OfficeMueller Has a Way Around Trump and His MinionsA road map from the Watergate prosecution shows a potential route for the special counsel to send incriminating evidence directly to Congress.
Midterm Climate Report: Partly CloudyThe Complicated DNA of ‘God Bless America’The nation loved the song, which was introduced 80 years ago. But some reviled Irving Berlin for his presumption, as an immigrant and a Jew, in having written it at all.
Election’s Over, Let’s Have a RantWhitaker May Be a Bad Choice, but He’s a Legal OneThe president’s designation of the acting attorney general is constitutional, so long as it is temporary.
The Newest Jim CrowRecent criminal justice reforms contain the seeds of a frightening system of “e-carceration.”
What the Hell Happened to Brazil? (Wonkish)New York Should Say No to AmazonA city that thrives on the energy of its neighborhood merchants should not offer incentives and giveaways to an internet giant known for squashing small businesses.
Feature: Gillian Flynn Peers Into the Dark Side of FemininityThe novelist and screenwriter has built an enormous following, especially among women, by portraying women at their worst.
F.D.A. Plans to Seek a Ban on Menthol CigarettesThe move is part of an aggressive campaign against many products containing nicotine, including flavored e-cigarettes. Menthol has long been a concern among African-Americans because of its addictive qualities.
Trump Threatens to Retaliate Against Reporters Who Don’t Show ‘Respect’The president, speaking on the South Lawn before leaving for a brief jaunt to Paris, also targeted the reporter April D. Ryan with an unprompted diatribe in which he called her a “loser.” What We Know About the Lion Air Flight 610 CrashThe new plane’s automated systems may have played a role, but the precise cause remains unknown.
Trump Administration to Punish Saudis in Moves That Could Stop Tougher Acts by CongressTrump administration officials have debated how to punish Saudi Arabia for the killing of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi and the Yemen war while preserving relations with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
The Girl Scouts Have Sued the Boy Scouts. Now What?The groups had long worked together, but a rift grew after the Boy Scouts announced plans to drop the word “boy” from the program and welcome girls.
Judge Blocks Disputed Keystone XL Pipeline in Setback for TrumpThe Trump administration “simply discarded” the effect the project would have on climate change, the court found.
With Democratic Wins, Charter Schools Face a Backlash in N.Y. and Other StatesNew York’s Democratic wave toppled charter school supporters on Tuesday, in an ominous sign for education reform in blue states under President Trump.
Wilson Went to Paris to Bind America’s Ties to the World. Trump Is There to Loosen Them.As he commemorates the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, President Trump is determined to dismantle the international order that Woodrow Wilson sought to construct a century ago.
Tech C.E.O.s Are in Love With Their Principal DoomsayerThe futurist philosopher Yuval Noah Harari thinks Silicon Valley is an engine of dystopian ruin. So why do the digital elite adore him so?
The Lounge Pianist Who Invented Samba FunkFor 41 years, Dom Salvador has been playing jazz standards at the River Café under the Brooklyn Bridge. He’s ready for the spotlight again.
On the Runway: Victoria's Secret Is Trying to Change With the Times. Or Is It?Fashion — and even Congress — may be changing, but the lingerie brand of Angels clings to its push-up bras and wings.
Fiction: In These Novels, Women With Cancer Decide to Ditch the People-PleasingWomen, even dying women, are often judged for putting their own needs first. The main characters in “The Bus on Thursday” and “Craving” know that — and they don’t care.
What RuPaul Can’t Travel WithoutA Prada suit “that doesn’t wrinkle,” doubled-sided tape and surgical masks to (temporarily) shroud his identity are among the things that the Emmy-winning “Drag Race” star takes with him on every trip.
Global Health: Dogs Can Detect Malaria. How Useful Is That?Canines can sniff out the socks worn by children carrying the mosquito-borne parasites, a study found.
Phys Ed: How Meditation Might Help Your Winter WorkoutsSome simple techniques might shore up our commitment to being physically active as the seasons change.
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