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Oakland Raiders claim former Packers, Browns QB DeShone Kizer The Oakland Raiders claimed quarterback DeShone Kizer off waivers from the Green Bay Packers.      Retired Andrew Luck thanks Indianapolis Colts fans in full-page ad Former Indianapolis Colts star quarterback Andrew Luck showed his appreciation to Colts fans in a full-page advertisement.   U.S. Open tennis: Serena Williams, Roger Federer advance to quarterfinals Serena Williams battled through a right ankle injury to defeat No. 22 seed Petra Martic and Roger Federer dominated David Goffin in the fourth round at the 2019 U.S. Open.   Reports: Comedian Kevin Hart injured in car crashHezbollah, Israel exchange fire on Lebanon border Israel and Hezbollah exchanged fire on the border of Lebanon on Sunday amid rising tensions between the country and the Lebanese military group.   New York Jets claim former Ravens, Vikings kicker Kaare Vedvik The New York Jets acquired kicker Kaare Vedvik on waivers from the Minnesota Vikings.   2019 FIBA World Cup: Team USA defeats Czech Republic in opening game Despite constant roster movement and revolving lineups, the Team USA men's basketball team rolled to an 88-67 win over the Czech Republic to open play in the 2019 FIBA World Cup.   Miami Dolphins to trade LB Kiko Alonso to New Orleans Saints The Miami Dolphins continued to reshape their roster after reaching an agreement to trade veteran linebacker Kiko Alonso to the New Orleans Saints.   Taliban attacks second Afghan city; U.S. says it is nearing a peace deal The Taliban attacked a second Afghan city in as many days as a U.S. negotiator said a peace deal with the group was near.   Study: Decades of sedentary lifestyle may double risk of early death A Norwegian team who tracked health outcomes for more than 23,000 adults over 20 years found that those who were inactive over that time had twice the risk of a premature death, compared with those who were active.   Florida evacuations underway as Dorian draws near Mandatory evacuations were ordered Sunday for parts of Florida as Hurricane Dorian made landfall in the Bahamas as a Category 5 storm and edged northwestward.   Hong Kong protesters shut down transport to and from airport Protesters in Hong Kong barricaded roads on Sunday, shutting down transport to and from Hong Kong International airport for several hours.   Cardi B's 'Rhythm + Flow' to debut on Netflix Oct. 9 The hip-hop competition series "Rhythm + Flow" is set to debut on Netflix on Oct. 9.   New tariffs on imports from China begin Sunday U.S. tariffs of 15 percent on items including clothing and food imported from China went into effect Sunday.   Looser firearms laws take effect in Texas, Dems call for national gun reform after mass shooting A series of new Texas laws loosening restrictions on firearms took effect Sunday, a day after a mass shooting killed seven people in the state.   'Angel Has Fallen' earns $11.6M, tops box office for 2nd weekend The thriller "Angel Has Fallen" is the No. 1 movie in North America for a second weekend, earning an additional $11.6 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced on Sunday.   Hazmat incident kills 1, injures nine at California hotel One person is dead and nine others were taken to the hospital after an incident involving hazardous materials at a San Jose, Calif., hotel Saturday.   Watch: Omar Epps, Jennifer Morrison, M. Night Shyamalan appear in 'This is Us' trailer NBC has released a new trailer for Season 4 of its family dramedy, "This is Us."   Seven killed in West Texas shooting, suspect killed by police One suspect was killed in a series of shootings in two Texas cities that killed at least two people and injured 20 others.   Barricade collapses at Seattle music festival, injuring dozens A steel barricade collapsed at a Seattle music festival late Saturday, injuring about 25 people and sending four to the hospital.   Singer Ellie Goulding marries art dealer Caspar Jopling British singer Ellie Goulding married art dealer Caspar Jopling in York, England this weekend.   Famous birthdays for Sept. 1: Lily Tomlin, Gloria Estefan Actor Lily Tomlin turns 80 and musician Gloria Estefan turns 62, among the famous birthdays for Sept. 1.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
Comedian Kevin Hart was injured in a California car accident Sunday morning. 
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Shooting Spree Across 15 Miles in West Texas Terrorized Two Towns and Killed 7Twenty-two others were wounded, including three law enforcement officers and a 17-month-old who remained in serious condition Sunday morning.   In Republican-Leaning Districts, Lawmakers Shy Away From Broaching ImpeachmentA key group of lawmakers in Republican-leaning districts are staying cautious, and many of their constituents — even impeachment supporters — appear to tolerate that. Miriam Shor Reads ‘My Platonic Romance on the Psych Ward’The “Younger” actress reads an essay about the unlikely relationship of two psychiatric patients. What Beyoncé Taught Veronica Chambers, Past Tense Editor, About Self-MotivationShouldn’t we all take a lesson from Queen Bey? Texas Is a Leader in Mass Shootings. Why Is the Governor Silent?Greg Abbott’s failure to respond to shootings like the one in Odessa is a moral disaster. One Job Is Better Than TwoMillions of Americans have full-time jobs that don’t pay enough to make ends meet. So they have to work a second job, too. That Beloved Hospital? It’s Driving Up Health Care CostsIt’s easy to criticize pharmaceutical and insurance companies. But we spend much more on hospitals. A Change Is Gonna ComeThe first signs of a changing season remind us that nothing — bad or good — is bound to last. When ‘Priest Weds Nun’My parents may not get to see the transformation of Catholicism they dreamed of when they married 50 years ago, but some changes are underway. What I Know About Famous Men’s PenisesAnd sincerely wish I didn’t. 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. Trump to Miners, Loggers and Drillers: This Land Is Your LandFrom Alaska’s Tongass National Forest to Minnesota’s Boundary Waters, the Trump administration wants to despoil, not preserve, America’s resources. Joshua Wong and Alex Chow: The People of Hong Kong Will Not Be Cowed by ChinaYou can arrest us. But more protesters will keep coming out. Dogs Will Fix Our Broken DemocracyWe need more reasons and prods to step outside of our narrowest selves. No, Your Kid Shouldn’t Get a Gold Star for ReadingTo raise a lifelong literature lover, make it fun, not work. Where Does Affirmative Action Leave Asian-Americans?A high-profile lawsuit against Harvard is forcing students and their families to choose sides. Kits for Kids’ Sleepovers. Parents’ Ambien Not Included.The commodification of a homemade ritual. The Amazing Treasure Trove of Bill CunninghamHere comes a big new picture book, organized by decade and with more than 700 photographs. German Far Right Makes Election Gains, but Falls Short of VictoryThe Alternative for Germany surged in two elections in the former East Germany, but the parties in Angela Merkel’s coalition managed to cling to power. ‘This Will Teach You Next Time,’ 911 Dispatcher Told Arkansas Woman Who Later DrownedDebbie Stevens was delivering morning newspapers in her S.U.V. when she was swept away by floodwaters in Fort Smith, Ark. Italy’s Politics Go to the BeachFor decades, immigrant peddlers have been part of the familiar fabric of the Italian summer vacation. It’s no longer so simple. Hollywood’s Shaky Summer Box Office Points to Larger IssuesThe streaming era has taken hold, giving people more reasons to stay home, and spending on entertainment appears to be softening. The High School Course Beijing Accuses of Radicalizing Hong KongPro-Beijing officials say a course that teaches critical thinking has created a generation of rebels. Students and teachers say it has made them more engaged with society. 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. The Transformative, Talismanic Power of FeathersA symbol of both flight and fancy, plumes have been the object of obsession — and adornment — for centuries. The Summer of Platonic Love at the MoviesFilms as different as “Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood,” “Booksmart” and “Last Black Man in San Francisco” follow the arc of deep friendships just as rom-coms do. Clora Bryant, Trumpeter and Pillar of L.A. Jazz Scene, Dies at 92Dizzy Gillespie called her his protégé. But faced with sexist discrimination, she did not establish herself as a bandleader until middle age. Meet the Mami ChulasClaudia Mendoza created a social club with events for Latina women who span generations. More Recent Articles
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