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Contigo recalls millions of water bottles due to choking hazard Millions of Contigo Kids Cleanable Water Bottles were recalled Tuesday as its silicone spout can become detached, posing a choking hazard to children, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said.      San Francisco 49ers cut former Super Bowl MVP Malcolm Smith The San Francisco 49ers released veteran linebacker and former Super Bowl MVP Malcolm Smith after two injury-plagued seasons.   Tiger Woods undergoes arthroscopic knee surgery Tiger Woods underwent an arthroscopic procedure on his left knee to repair minor cartilage damage.   Philadelphia Eagles WR DeSean Jackson suffers broken finger in practice Philadelphia Eagles veteran wide receiver DeSean Jackson suffered a broken finger during practice Tuesday.   2 children killed, 9 injured after stabbing suspect crashes stolen cop car Ohio police said at least two children were killed and nine other people were injured after a man crashed a stolen police cruiser into cars in front of a Dayton public library.   Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli to stick with legal team in college admissions scandal Actress Lori Loughlin and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, agreed to share legal representation in their fight against fraud charges related to a college admissions scandal.   U.S. Open tennis 2019: Cori Gauff rallies for first-round win Fifteen-year-old American star Cori "Coco" Gauff earned a comeback win over Russian Anastasia Potapova on Tuesday to reach the second round of the 2019 U.S. Open.   Islamic State still a global threat with $300M at disposal, U.N. officials warn While the Islamic State has lost much of its foothold in Iraq and Syria over the past few years of fighting, the militant group is still a global threat with up to $300 million in its coffers, U.N. officials warned.   College Board drops so-called 'adversity score' for SAT takers The group that administers the SAT announced it will abandon its plan to assign students an adversity score to provide college admissions officers with information about their social and economic backgrounds.   Raiders' Antonio Brown to Ben Roethlisberger: We were 'never friends' Oakland Raiders star wide receiver Antonio Brown responded to comments made by Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, saying the two were "never friends."   Court orders Idaho to pay for transgender inmate's gender confirmation surgery A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the state of Idaho must pay for a transgender inmate's gender confirmation surgery.   Miami Dolphins interested in trade for Houston Texans' Jadeveon Clowney The Miami Dolphins are interested in a potential trade for Houston Texans star pass-rusher Jadeveon Clowney.   SpaceX's Starhopper hits new height in test flight After an aborted attempt earlier this week, SpaceX's Starhopper test vehicle completed its highest flight yet Tuesday, taking off and landing at a launch site on the Texas coast.   Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro to consider G7 funding for Amazon if French President Emmanuel Macron apologizes Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said he would only consider a $20 million offer from the G7 to help fight wildfires in the Amazon if French President Emmanuel Macron apologizes to him for comments he found insulting.   Former Google self-driving car engineer charged with theft of trade secrets Federal authorities charged a former Google self-driving car engineer with 33 counts of trade-secret theft Tuesday.   Study: One-third of pre-approved drugs has not finished FDA approval process More than 1 in 3 drugs that have received pre-approval from the Food and Drug Administration still haven't gotten the final approval required by the Accelerated Approval Program.   Watch: Patient with severe ear pain had bee burrowing inside him A doctor in Vietnam shared video of an unusual situation when a patient with ear pain had a large bee burrowing inside his head.   Dorian takes aim at Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic; Florida, Bahamas on alert Tropical Storm Dorian is set to take a path that will reach the coast of the Dominican Republic mid-week before traveling northwestward through the Bahamas with an eventual strike on the Florida Peninsula late Saturday.   Watch: New York state man defends trash from hungry bear A New York state man captured video of his encounter with a hungry bear that was interested in the trash outside his home.   Look: Firefighters rescue dog stranded on roof of Connecticut home A crew of Connecticut firefighters responded to a home where they rescued a dog that somehow got stranded on the roof.   Watch: 'Stranger Things' Noah Schnapp wants a kiss in 'Liza on Demand' Season 2 trailer YouTube released the trailer for 'Liza on Demand' Season 2 on Tuesday, showing Liza Koshy in more comic misadventure involving celebrities like Noah Schnapp, Kevin Nealon and Jim O'Heir.   TCM announces Classic Movie Festival dates, theme Turner Classic Movies announced the dates and theme for its 2020 TCM Classic Film Festival on Tuesday.   Therapy, medicine may help reduce suicide risk Treatments including therapy -- cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) or dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) -- and medication, such as ketamine (by infusion) or lithium, may help reduce suicide risk, a new study suggests.   Watch: 'Midsommar' director's cut in theaters Friday A24 announced Tuesday that it is releasing writer/director Ari Aster's unrated director's cut of 'Midsommar' in theaters Friday, with a new trailer.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Sacklers Would Give Up Ownership of Purdue Pharma Under Settlement ProposalThe company is in discussions to resolve thousands of lawsuits. Participants in the talks value the plan at between $10 billion and $12 billion.   Fed Could Hit Back at Trump, a Former Top Official SuggestsIn an op-ed that drew a storm of criticism, the former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York hinted that the central bank could let the president’s trade war hurt his re-election chances. Deutsche Bank Tells Court It Has Some Tax Returns Related to Trump InquiryTwo House panels have issued subpoenas requesting documents related to Mr. Trump’s businesses and more from Deutsche Bank and Capital One. Former Star Google and Uber Engineer Charged With Theft of Trade SecretsAnthony Levandowski, one of Silicon Valley’s foremost technologists on autonomous cars, was charged with theft and attempted theft of trade secrets from Google. Brazil, Jeffrey Epstein, U.S. Open: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. How the U.S.-China Trade War Hurts the Rest of the WorldAs the two largest economies on earth battle over trade, the fortunes of much of the globe hang in the balance. Marsha Stephanie Blake Reads ‘Despite the Losses, So Much Gained’The “When They See Us” actress reads an essay about the need for gratitude and humor in times of grief. The Politicization of Academic LifeAnthony Kronman talks about “The Assault on American Excellence,” and Christopher Benfey discusses “If,” his new book about Rudyard Kipling. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Understands Democracy Better Than Republicans DoThe idea that proponents of greater electoral equity have to quiet down because we live in a ‘republic’ is absurd. How Much School Surveillance Is Too Much?Florida’s proposed database will test the limits. The Boy Who Cried TariffHow did our political life come to seem like a fable? And is there any hope on the horizon for something more grounded? Gentrification Might Kill New Orleans Before Climate Change DoesThe city’s culture withstood slavery, the Louisiana Purchase, the Civil War, Plessy v. Ferguson, hurricanes and more. But what about Airbnbs and the death of its beloved newspaper? Trump Can’t Beat Obama on the EconomyIt’s time for a reality check on Trump’s claims about jobs, wages and economic growth. ‘It’s the Way We Were All Born Eating’A dietitian offers children and their parents a way to avoid the pitfalls of a weight-centric paradigm. The Baroness Fighting to Protect Children OnlineBeeban Kidron says tech giants exert too much leverage over young users and has pushed laws to change that. “It’s little Timmy in his bedroom versus Mark Zuckerberg in his Valley,” she said. For Newcomers to Sichuan Hot Pot, a Gateway at Da Long YiIn a city running over with hot pots, Da Long Yi, a new restaurant on Canal Street, has special appeal for those wary of heat or too many choices. ‘Quichotte’ Is Salman Rushdie’s Latest. But the Act Is Getting Old.Rushdie’s novel, his take on “Don Quixote,” also nods to a range of cultural artifacts, from “Back to the Future” to the Odyssey to Pinocchio. Every Parent’s Nightmare: A Teenage Girl and an Uber Driver With His Own PlanThe man picked up the teenager at a Sweet 16 on Long Island and intended to sexually assault her, prosecutors said, but she escaped to a McDonald’s. Biden Extols His Black Support: ‘I Think They Know Me’In an interview with black journalists, the former vice president cited his support among black voters to push back on criticism of his candidacy as focused on the white working class. The Amazon Is on Fire. So Is Central Africa.Among the regions at risk is the Congo Basin forest, the world’s second-largest tropical rain forest, mostly in the Democratic Republic of Congo. SAT ‘Adversity Score’ Is Abandoned in Wake of CriticismThe company will no longer use a single number to indicate the obstacles that a student might have overcome, like crime and poverty. Why You Need a Password Manager. Yes, You.Everyone should use a password manager. It’s the most important thing you can do — alongside two-factor authentication — to keep your data safe. To Promote Inclusivity, Stay Away from Personality AssessmentsDo personality tests like the Myers-Briggs help managers learn their team’s working styles, or just encourage them to hire and promote people like them? The Hedonic Rush of ExerciseWhen working out becomes a personal — as well as self-affirming — indulgence. What’s Chinese About Chinese Ballet?Two companies making their debuts at Lincoln Center showed promise, but also a dispiriting sense of the familiar. Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Didn’t Think I’d Be Dating in My 80s’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. How to Tell if That Peach Is Ripe? Ask Southern California’s ‘Produce Hunter’Taste, never pinch, and don’t fall for a pretty red blush: Sound advice from the expert who steers chefs to the best at farmers’ markets. More Recent Articles
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