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Detroit Lions LB Jarrad Davis to undergo MRI after suffering ankle injury Detroit Lions linebacker Jarrad Davis exited Friday's preseason game against the Buffalo Bills with an ankle injury.      Seattle Seahawks WR David Moore to miss start of regular season Seattle Seahawks wide receiver David Moore is expected to miss the beginning of the regular season due to a shoulder injury.   More than 100 Palestinians injured in Gaza border protests More than 100 Palestinians sustained injuries -- at least two critically -- after clashing with Israeli troops in protests at the Gaza-Israel border Friday, Gaza health officials said.   IIHF hands Capitals' Evgeny Kuznetsov four-year ban for cocaine The International Ice Hockey Federation handed Washington Capitals center Evgeny Kuznetsov a four-year suspension from international competition after testing positive for cocaine.   Woman reunited with cat missing for 11 years A New York woman reunited with her cat 11 years after he went missing thanks to a patient animal rescue worker and a microchip scanner.   NASA names tumbling Mars rock after Rolling Stones In perhaps one of the most unexpected crossover events in NASA history, the U.S. space agency named a tumbling Mars rock after British rock 'n' roll band the Rolling Stones.   Dwight Howard agrees to sign with Los Angeles Lakers Veteran center Dwight Howard reached a contract buyout with the Memphis Grizzlies and will rejoin the Los Angeles Lakers.   Best friends of over 50 years share $2M lottery prize Two Canadian women who have been friends for more than five decades won a $2 million lottery prize, the British Columbia Lottery announced.   Stock market plummets after Chinese tariffs tit-for-tat The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 623.34 points, a 2.4 percent drop, Friday after President Donald Trump ordered U.S. companies to start looking for alternatives to operating with China.   Google limits employees' discussion of politics Google has updated its guidelines to restrict employees from engaging in political debate or discussing internal company activity in the workplace.   BET announces 'W.H.I.P.' sitcom from Wanda Sykes The multi-camera sitcom "W.H.I.P." from Wanda Sykes's Push It Productions centers on four former sitcom stars living together in present day.   LPGA's top golfers inspire amid record prize money but U.S. viewership drop The LPGA is playing for a record amount of prize money in 2019, but it isn't as popular in the United States as it was in the 1970s. Some top female golfers told UPI they are working to inspire the next generation.   Suicide risk nearly three times as high for those with restless legs syndrome People with restless legs syndrome have nearly three times the risk of suicide or self-harm, even if they didn't have underlying conditions like depression, diabetes and insomnia, according to a new study.   Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg treated for pancreatic cancer Doctors treated Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg for pancreatic cancer this month, the high court announced Friday.   Watch: 'Greener Grass' trailer shows bizarre suburbia from comedy duo IFC Midnight's trailer for "Greener Grass" gives viewers a taste of writer/director/stars Jocelyn DeBoer and Dawn Luebbe's bizarre comedy.   Estonia, five other nations to build unmanned military ground vehicle A consortium of European countries, led by Estonia, agreed to develop unmanned military ground vehicles on Friday.   Boeing wins $23.6M contract to keep Navy F/A-18 planes flying Boeing Co. was awarded a $23.6 million contract by the U.S. Navy for support in solving maintenance issues of F/A-18 Hornet fighter planes.   Watch: Pentatonix sings 'The Lion King' love song A cappella group Pentatonix released a video featuring their arrangement of "Can You Feel the Love Tonight," the love song from The Lion King.   Dementia patient caregivers lose sleep, adding to mental health stress On average, family members spend nearly 22 hours each week caring for parents, grandparents and siblings with Alzheimer's and other conditions. But a new intervention may give them back some of those lost sleep hours.   Watch: Bourne TV series 'Treadstone' and 'Purge' Season 2 coming Oct. 15 USA announced premiere dates for the new series "Treadstone," set in the Jason Bourne universe, and Season 2 of "The Purge" based on the horror film franchise.   Russia launches its first floating nuclear power plant -- Akademik Lomonosov Russia launched its first floating nuclear power plant Friday, with plans to transport the vessel some 3,000 miles to the far eastern autonomous region of Chukotka, the country's nuclear agency said.   Appeals court hands Qualcomm victory in FTC antitrust case A federal appeals court on Friday temporarily handed technology firm Qualcomm a reprieve from a prior antitrust ruling, which said the company must grant licenses to rival cellphone chip makers.   Look: Black Pink teases private stage concert 'Chapter 1' K-pop stars Black Pink promoted "Chapter 1," a special concert Sept. 21 at Olympic Hall in Seoul.   Man's lost class ring returned to him 43 years later A man who created from a Tennessee high school in 1976 was reunited with the class ring he lost while skiing 43 years ago thanks to an employee at the school.   Terrence Malick film, 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend' doc in Austin Film Festival's first wave of titles The Austin Film Festival announced its first wave of titles for the 2019 festival including Terrence Malick's "A Hidden Life," the "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" documentary and more world premieres.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Says He Will Raise Existing Tariffs on Chinese Goods to 30%The president said he would raise tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese imports to 30 percent and would start the next $300 billion at a rate of 15 percent.   A Gyrating Economy, and Trump’s Volatile Approach to It, Raise AlarmsMr. Trump’s wild pronouncements on Friday renewed questions about his stewardship of the world’s largest economy even as he escalated a trade war with China before heading to France for the G7 summit. World Leaders’ G7 Expectations: A Nice Chat, Some Good Wine, No Unity With TrumpAmerica’s closest allies meet this weekend and have all but given up on producing the kind of consensus about global issues that has been the summit’s hallmark for decades. As Amazon Fires Become Global Crisis, Brazil’s President Reverses CourseAfter days of downplaying the fires raging across the Amazon, President Bolsonaro orders the military to step in. But it’s not clear that will be enough. How a Bitter Divorce Battle on Earth Led to Claims of a Crime in SpaceNASA is examining a claim that an astronaut improperly accessed the bank account of her estranged spouse from the Space Station. First Death in a Spate of Vaping Sicknesses Reported by Health OfficialsAn Illinois patient has died following a respiratory illness linked to vaping. Health officials offered few details about the circumstances. Trade War, Brazil, Taylor Swift: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Episode 1: The Fight for a True DemocracyAmerica was founded on the ideal of democracy. Black people fought to make it one. What if We All Ate a Bit Less Meat?Also this week, how an economic downturn could affect climate change. A Secret Opioid Memo That Could Have Slowed an EpidemicA new TV Show from The New York Times on FX and Hulu. David Koch Was the Ultimate Climate Change DenierHow a playboy billionaire built a political army to defend his fossil fuel empire. With the Economy on Edge, Trump Sees Only EnemiesBut where are the solutions? Liberty and Slavery Have Always Been Wrapped Up With Each OtherThe question of how to work out the relationship between them is fundamental to understanding American history. America the BeautifulOur origin story provides the mechanism of self-reproach by which progress is made. Who Cares What Celebrities Think About Vaccines?Very rarely do the misguided beliefs of famous people deserve headlines. Jay Inslee’s Lonely Campaign for Climate Change PolicyDemocrats say they care about global warming. Why couldn’t Mr. Inslee get more traction on it? Op-Art: The Shame of Crowdfunding Health CareI fell off a bike into an outpouring of charity. But Americans shouldn’t have to seek out strangers to pay health bills. Trump’s Greenland Plan Shows He Has No Idea How American Power WorksThe U.S. doesn’t need to buy countries to rule the world. Four Black Men Were Freed From Death Row. Republicans Put Them Back.The North Carolina Supreme Court will hear a case next week that’s a matter of life or death for some inmates. From Voodoo Economics to Evil-Eye EconomicsAre Democrats hexing the Trump boom with bad thoughts? Taylor Swift Emerges From the Darkness Unbroken on ‘Lover’The singer and songwriter’s seventh album is a recalibration, playing to her old strengths while hinting at new paths forward. China Says Employee of U.K.’s Hong Kong Consulate Has Been FreedThe employee, Simon Cheng, was missing for days before the Chinese government confirmed his detention. North Korea Launches 2 Missiles, Its 7th Weapons Test in a MonthNorth Korea’s latest test-firing came two days after South Korea decided to pull out of a military intelligence-sharing agreement with Japan. Paris Prosecutor Opens Investigation in Jeffrey Epstein ScandalThe authorities said the inquiry would aim to uncover any crimes committed on French territory or against French citizens. Google Tries to Corral Its Staff After Ugly Internal DebatesThe tech company, telling its employees to “stop disrupting the workday,” issued new workplace rules designed to rein in its freewheeling culture. This U.S. Warship Threatens Iran (From 600 Miles Away)“We recognize that tensions are high, and we don’t want to go to war,” said Capt. William Reed, a fighter pilot who commands the ship’s air wing. Barr Seized on Epstein Case as Doubts Mounted About Justice Dept.The attorney general has been unusually personally involved in the investigations into the jailhouse suicide of Jeffrey Epstein, the high-profile financier accused of sex trafficking. A Kennedy-Markey Primary? Massachusetts Is JoltedWith the state gripped by the possibility of another Kennedy campaigning for Senate, the incumbent is not backing down: “Oh, I’m running.” Trump Wants to Abolish Birthright Citizenship. Can He Do That?The president reasserted his wish to do away with automatic citizenship for anyone born in the United States. Here is what he, legal experts and the Constitution have to say on the subject. 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? 6 Google Tricks That Will Turn You Into an Internet DetectiveEven if you’re already a Google pro, these tricks will get you to your desired results even faster. What to Do When You’ve Said the Wrong ThingAssess the harm. Don’t “catastrophize.” Take responsibility. ‘Give Me Liberty’ Review: A Wild Ride With a Virtuoso of ChaosIn this jolt of a movie, a driver and a passenger hurtle through Milwaukee together, finding each other as they open up a world. What’s Next for Tumblr?Tumblr has a new owner who wants it to remain a happy home for weirdos. At the Bauhaus, Music Was More Than a HobbyThe influential design school never had a proper music department. But musical thinking permeated the lives of its students and faculty. Overcoming Fear of Flying in the Bumpy SkiesTurbulence is a natural occurrence and should be expected — not dreaded. The trick is to learn to go with the flow. Some Migratory Birds Sleep Better Than OthersThe weariest warblers are more likely to sleep with their heads tucked in — saving energy, but making them more vulnerable to predators. How to Rebound After a Disaster: Move, Don’t Rebuild, Research SuggestsA paper in the journal Science makes a case that, sometimes, retreating from nature instead of fighting it can open up new opportunities for communities. The Collective Memory of American ShoppersOn Facebook and Reddit, retail-focused groups remember the heyday of malls and share stories of shuttered department stores. More Recent Articles
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