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Houston Texans to release veteran CB Aaron Colvin The Houston Texans are releasing veteran cornerback Aaron Colvin after one full season with the team.      Philadelphia Eagles place Malik Jackson on injured reserve with foot injury The Philadelphia Eagles placed defensive tackle Malik Jackson on injured reserve with a foot injury.   Texas executes Mark Soliz for 2010 Texas slaying On Tuesday, Texas executed Mark Soliz for the 2010 home robbery and shooting death of a North Texas woman   Chicago Bulls icon Michael Jordan pledges $1M for hurricane relief in Bahamas Chicago Bulls great and Pro Basketball Hall of Fame guard Michael Jordan pledged to donate $1 million to organizations assisting relief efforts in the Bahamas following Hurricane Dorian.   Moments from New York Fashion Week Models, designers and fashionistas flock to New York Fashion Week shows, which take place from Sept. 6 to 14, 2019.   Mitch McConnell: White House is working on gun plan Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that the White House is preparing legislation that Trump would sign in response to shootings in Texas and Ohio last month.   Browns' Odell Beckham Jr. to keep wearing Richard Mille watch in games Cleveland Browns star wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. intends to keep wearing his Richard Mille watch during games this season despite the NFL's plan to address the timepiece with the team.   New executive order expands Trump administration's ability to sanction terrorists The Trump administration on Tuesday unveiled an executive order allowing the government to place sanctions on individual terrorists without specifying their actions.   Capitals' Alex Ovechkin visits store, classroom on 'Ovi O's' cereal tour Washington Capitals star forward Alex Ovechkin met with fans Tuesday in the Washington, D.C. area to promote his new "Ovi O's" cereal.   Census: Number of Americans without health insurance increased in 2018 A Census Bureau report released Tuesday found that nearly 2 million more Americans did not have health insurance in 2018 than in 2017.   Look: Serena Williams presents fall collection at NYFW Tennis star Serena Williams unveiled new looks at her S by Serena Williams show at New York Fashion Week on Tuesday.   New England Patriots to trade WR Demaryius Thomas to New York Jets The New England Patriots agreed to trade veteran wide receiver Demaryius Thomas to the New York Jets following the acquisition of star wideout Antonio Brown.   McDonald's acquires tech company Apprente to automate drive-through process McDonald's announced the acquisition of a company that will assist in automating its drive-through process.   HIV linked to increased risk of stroke People with HIV have a greatly increased risk of a common heart rhythm disorder that's a leading cause of stroke, a new study shows.   Cancer patients turning to crowdfunding to help pay medical costs The financial costs of cancer are so high that many are resorting to crowdfunding to help pay their medical bills and related costs, a new study finds.   Look: Message in a bottle with family member's ashes found in Florida A piece of "lost property" turned in to a Florida sheriff's deputy after being found on a beach wound up being a message in a bottle that contained the ashes of a beloved family member.   DOJ alleges FEMA official took bribes in Maria recovery A person deployed as a FEMA official to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, has been charged with taking bribes to favor a contractor in the island's recovery.   Study points to herd immunity against HPV in unvaccinated U.S. adults Oral human papillomavirus (HPV) infections declined by 37 percent among unvaccinated 18- to 59-year-old men between 2009 and 2016, according to a Sept. 10 report in the Journal of the American Medical Association.   Illinois train derailment prompts school evacuations A fiery train derailment in southwestern Illinois prompted emergency officials to evacuate nearby schools as a precaution Tuesday.   Study: Black men have 30 percent higher risk for peripheral artery disease The risk of developing peripheral artery disease, a condition that narrows the leg arteries, is drastically higher for non-white people, a new study shows.   Watch: Sailboat has near miss with surfacing humpback whale in San Francisco A whale watching tour crew in San Francisco captured the moment a sailboat nearly collided with a humpback whale near the Golden Gate Bridge.   Contest yields new technologies for finding natural gas leaks As detailed in a study, the participants in Stanford University's Mobile Monitoring Challenge have developed a variety of technologies for finding natural gas leaks.   Cameron Mathison shares cancer diagnosis "Home & Family" and "Entertainment Tonight" co-host Cameron Mathison shared news of his cancer diagnosis in an Instagram post Tuesday. He had announced it on "Home & Family" Monday.   Netanyahu proposes to annex Jordan Valley if reelected Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Tuesday that he will annex Jordan Valley if he wins reelection next week.   Millie Bobby Brown and sister Paige developing Netflix series 'A Time Lost' Netflix announced Tuesday that sisters Millie Bobby Brown and Paige Brown are developing "A Time Lost" based on their own original story.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Ousts John Bolton as National Security AdviserPresident Trump had complained privately in recent months that Mr. Bolton was too hawkish, a tension made worse in recent weeks over Iran and North Korea.   Uber Lays Off Hundreds More Workers as It Struggles to Make MoneyThe ride-hailing company laid off 435 workers on Tuesday, following a round of layoffs in July. E.U.’s New Digital Czar: ‘Most Powerful Regulator of Big Tech on the Planet’Margrethe Vestager, whose billion-dollar fines have made her loathed by Silicon Valley, has won new powers that give her unrivaled regulatory reach. President Trump says she “hates the United States.” Netanyahu, Facing Tough Israel Election, Pledges to Annex a Third of West BankThe move by Israel’s prime minister, who faces an election in a week, would reduce any future Palestinian state to an enclave encircled by Israel. In a Jordan Valley Village, Palestinians Are Left in the DarkIn the West Bank village of Fasayil, near the border with Jordan, residents said Israel should fix the electricity before talking about annexation. Gun Control, John Bolton, Jennifer Aniston: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. A Historic Peace Plan CollapsesAfter 18 years of war in Afghanistan, the United States was talking to the Taliban. But President Trump called off the negotiations just as they appeared to be nearing an agreement. Trump, TV and AmericaJames Poniewozik discusses “Audience of One,” and Bina Venkataraman talks about “The Optimist’s Telescope.” At the Movies, It’s the Best of Times and the Worst of Times (Again)Amid reports of the end of moviegoing and the dominance of Disney, our critics look at Hollywood’s half-empty, half-full glass. Peruvian Ceviche, Now With Plates and ChairsMission Ceviche, which began as a counter in a food hall, has grown into a full restaurant on the Upper East Side. Epstein Looms Over Speech by Billionaire Behind Victoria’s SecretSpeaking for the first time publicly about his longtime ties to the disgraced financier, Leslie Wexner condemned deceptions by “people who have secret lives.” Trump Eyes Crackdown on Homelessness as Aides Visit CaliforniaThe president is pushing his administration to address surging homelessness in liberal cities he loves to hate, like Los Angeles. But his powers are limited. Break-In at Trump’s Golf Course, and Taylor Swift’s MansionA New Jersey man is accused of going on a spree in two states, including doing doughnuts in his car on the Bedminster, N.J., course and sneaking into the singer’s Rhode Island home. Does Your Dog Need a Trainer?Most dogs could benefit from working with a trainer. We have some tips for finding someone who will work with what you and your pet need. After 9/11, Venice Feted Firefighters. The Party Is Still Going.Since 2003, hoteliers and others in the canal city have invited firefighters there to row its waters as a show of solidarity. It’s the Art Form of the Moment (but It’s a Hard Sell)Performance art has never been so popular. But at a fair devoted to it in Brussels, some collectors wondered exactly what they were buying. Ruby Rose Is Ready to Fight Crime and Fan Scrutiny as BatwomanThe actor endured plenty of criticism when she was picked to star in CW’s “Batwoman,” but she has made the role her own. “That’s my legacy and I’m going to own that,” she said. Dave Dombrowski Closed for the Red Sox. Now, They Need a Fresh Start.Dombrowski helped put the finishing touches on a roster that won it all last year. The team’s ownership decided it needed a new face to navigate through its roster commitment. How Does Antarctica’s Only Native Insect Survive Extreme Cold?The Antarctic midge spends more than half its life frozen. A better understanding of how it does so could have implications for human health. More Recent Articles
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