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Dorian to strengthen through Labor Day weekend, make U.S. landfall as major hurricane As Dorian spun into the warm, open waters of the Atlantic Thursday, concern grew about the storm's projected path towards the United States, where it could strike as a major hurricane over the upcoming holiday weekend.      Carli Lloyd, USA women's national team cruise past Portugal in friendly The United States women's national soccer team rolled to a 4-0 win over Portugal on Thursday at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia as the squad continues their World Cup victory tour.   Prosecutor warns white supremacists while announcing charges over anti-Semitic threats A federal prosecutor in Ohio announced charges against a self-described white nationalist who threatened violence against a Jewish community center while sending a stern warning to those who threaten racial violence.   U.S. Open tennis: Coco Gauff sets up third-round showdown with Naomi Osaka American teenage phenom Cori "Coco" Gauff defeated Hungary's Timea Babos to set up a third-round showdown with No. 1 seed Naomi Osaka in the 2019 U.S. Open.   Atlanta Falcons to try out, sign kicker Matt Bryant With the Atlanta Falcons' kicking situation in flux, the team is bringing in veteran free-agent kicker Matt Bryant for a tryout.   Brooklyn Nets' Wilson Chandler receives 25-game suspension Brooklyn Nets veteran forward Wilson Chandler was suspended 25 games without pay for using a banned substance.   Pelicans' Darius Miller undergoes surgery for ruptured Achilles New Orleans Pelicans forward Darius Miller underwent surgery after suffering a ruptured right Achilles tendon.   Alabama police issue arrest warrant for Lakers' DeMarcus Cousins An arrest warrant has been issued for Los Angeles Lakers All-Star center DeMarcus Cousins on a misdemeanor domestic violence charge in Mobile, Ala.   Donald Trump announces official establishment of U.S. Space Command President Donald Trump announced the official establishment of the U.S. military's Space Command on Thursday.   6.3-magnitude earthquake strikes off Oregon coast A 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Oregon on Thursday morning, officials said.   'Jeopardy!' host Alex Trebek says he's finished chemo, is 'on the mend' Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek said he's finished chemotherapy and is "on the mend" Thursday in a video update about his diagnosis earlier this year of pancreatic cancer.   Trump: U.S. will maintain 8,600 troops in Afghanistan amid withdrawal President Donald Trump announced plans Thursday to maintain a presence of 8,600 troops in Afghanistan in the midst of a large-scale withdrawal from the country.   10 Democrats qualify for next primary debate in Houston There will be just one night of debate in Houston next month among the Democratic field running for president, as just 10 candidates have qualified for the next primary event.   U.S. sanctions Lebanese bank for supporting Hezbollah The U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned a Lebanese bank for connections to Hezbollah on Thursday.   Lockheed to build F-35 maintenance, repair facility for Japanese fleet Lockheed Martin Co. will build a maintenance repair and upgrade facility in Japan for its F-35 fighter plane fleet under a $25.2 million contract issued this week by the Pentagon.   Newer diabetes drug drops heart failure risk by 34 percent, study says Newer drugs for type 2 diabetes called SGLT2 inhibitors may also have a beneficial side effect for cardiovascular health, with a study showing they can reduce heart failure risk by 34 percent.   Yemen blames deadly airstrikes on United Arab Emirates amid fight for Aden Yemen's internationally recognized government accused the United Arab Emirates of carrying out airstrikes Thursday, killing dozens of people.   DOJ watchdog: Ex-FBI chief James Comey violated policy, rules with Trump memos The Justice Department inspector general issued a report Thursday that said former FBI Director James Comey violated policy with the way he handled memos detailing meetings two years ago with President Donald Trump.   Astronomers spot evidence of volcanically active exomoon Scientists may have found a volcanically active moon outside our solar system.   Beto O'Rourke unveils plan to end Trump's trade wars 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful Beto O'Rourke unveiled Thursday a trade plan that snubs President Donald Trump's trade war with China.   'Extreme corals' discovered in Great Barrier Reef's mangrove lagoons Corals capable of withstanding extreme conditions have been found inside mangrove lagoons around Australia's Great Barrier Reef.   Look: Chicago hospital create's world's largest orthopedic cast A Chicago hospital set a Guinness world record by constructing an orthopedic cast measuring 12 feet long and 5 feet wide.   Surgeon General warns against marijuana use among pregnant women, teens The surgeon general warned pregnant women and teens today that smoking marijuana can lead to dangerous health outcomes.   Judge dismisses Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking case A federal judge in Manhattan dismissed a sex trafficking case against financier Jeffrey Epstein on Thursday, less than a month after he died in jail.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump’s Methane Rule Rollback Divides Oil and Gas IndustryA split between larger and smaller companies reflects at least tactical differences over the best course for producers in an age of climate concerns.   Comey Is Criticized by Justice Dept. Watchdog for Violating F.B.I. RulesThe department’s inspector general said the former F.B.I. director set “a dangerous example” by releasing memos about his interactions with President Trump to people outside the bureau. Why Uber Still Can’t Make a ProfitThe ride-hailing company was once willing to break all the rules to take over the world. Now, it’s losing more money than ever. Life-Changing Drugs Almost Nobody Can AffordA New TV Show from The New York Times on FX and Hulu The Unspeakable Cost of ParenthoodMoney struggles are often kept quiet, but many American families are living on the edge. How Not to Grow Old in AmericaThe assisted living industry is booming, by tapping into the fantasy that we can all be self-sufficient until we die. The Election Watchdog That Can’t BarkWith three of six seats vacant — and the 2020 elections looming — the Federal Election Commission cannot do its job. Greta Thunberg and the Lessons of the SeaA trans-Atlantic crossing by boat can teach us about confronting the global warming crisis. Beach Body Tyranny Hurts Men TooWomen feel tremendous pressure to look good, especially during vacation season. But what about the men and boys who are suffering quietly? My Doctor Said I Wouldn’t Walk. I Can.My grandmother showed me how to surpass the expectations that the ‘medical model’ had set for me. When John Grisham Movies Were KingBill Clinton was president, the New South was ascendant and legal thrillers were topping the box office. Is Low Testosterone Hurting Your Libido? Or Are You Just Aging?In an effort to appeal to men, wellness brands are zeroing in on their insecurities. Trump’s Personal Assistant, Madeleine Westerhout, Steps DownHer abrupt exit came after the president learned that she had indiscreetly shared details about the Trump family and the Oval Office operations she was part of. In Iran’s Hierarchy, Talks With Trump Are Now Seen as InevitableIranian leaders have concluded that President Trump could win a second term and they will have to deal with him. Citizenship Change Will Affect a Handful, but the Backlash Is FierceAgency officials sought to clarify that the change was unrelated to speculation that the administration would try to revoke birthright citizenship for certain families. Uproar Over Anti-Semitic Video Produced by Republicans in N.Y. CountyThe video became a flash point in the fight over real-estate development by the ultra-Orthodox Jewish population. Unsure Where Hurricane Dorian Will Strike, All of Florida Gets ReadyWith forecasts saying Dorian may grow into a major Category 4 storm, Floridians canceled plans, filled sandbags and stocked up on supplies. Curtis Flowers’s Conviction Tossed by Mississippi Supreme CourtMr. Flowers, a black man, has been tried by a white prosecutor six times over the killings of four people in a furniture store in 1996. His case was featured in the podcast “In the Dark.” James R. Leavelle, Detective at Lee Harvey Oswald’s Side, Dies at 99Mr. Leavelle’s reaction to Lee Harvey Oswald’s shooting by Jack Ruby in 1963 was captured in an indelible photograph that won the Pulitzer Prize. How to Stop Slack From Taking Over Your LifeSlack is a useful tool — until its pings and notifications turn ever-present and irritating. Here’s how to take back control. 5 Cheap(ish) Things Wirecutter’s Editor in Chief Can’t Live WithoutThe gear that a guy who runs a gear site swears by. 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. 6 Tips for a Regret-Free Wedding RegistryWant a better registry? Focus on your favorite activities, not things. Beyond the Stereotypes, a New View of Indian MusicSarathy Korwar mixes Indian classical music, jazz and hip-hop on political concept albums that take aim at cultural clichés. Cooler, Farther and Less Crowded: The Rise of ‘Undertourism’Across the globe, travel providers and government agencies are responding to ‘overtourism’ with suggestions for less-crowded places and quieter seasons. A ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ Sequel Is on the Way. Here’s How to Prepare.Everything to read and watch before you get your hands on Margaret Atwood’s much-anticipated book. A German Festival Takes Aim at Western Culture‘European democracy is, and always has been, a racist construct,’ according to the organizers of the Ruhrtrienniale. Should You Take Your Shoes Off at Home?It isn’t even a question in many homes, but here’s what the science has to say. The Great Fortune of Ordinary SadnessTo be a parent in America now is to carry both the mundane, expected grief of letting children go and the fear of far more tragic loss. How to Help Teenagers Keep Track of Their StuffExpert advice on how to make sure all those new back-to-school jackets, water bottles and backpacks make it back from school. More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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