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Los Angeles Lakers' Anthony Davis suffers sprained thumb Los Angeles Lakers superstar Anthony Davis suffered a right thumb sprain in the first half of the team's preseason game against the Brooklyn Nets.      Coco Gauff, 15, captures Linz Open Trophy for first WTA tour title American phenom Cori "Coco" Gauff claimed her first WTA tour title with a 6-3, 1-6, 6-2 win over Jelena Ostapenko on Sunday to lift the Linz Open Trophy.   Tennessee Titans bench QB Marcus Mariota in loss to Denver Broncos The Tennessee Titans benched starting quarterback Marcus Mariota in favor of Ryan Tannehill during the team's 16-0 loss to the Denver Broncos.   Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson sets dual-threat record in win Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson established a new record for dual-threat quarterbacks in the team's 23-17 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.   Simone Biles, 22, wins record 25th world gymnastics medal American star Simone Biles shattered the record for medals by a gymnast at the 2019 World Championships by winning gold medals on the balance beam and floor exercise.   Exit polls show Polish Law and Justice party winning parliamentary elections Poland's ruling Law and Justice Party won the country's parliamentary elections, according to exit polls released Sunday.   Police: One person injured but no shots fired at Florida mall Police responding to shots fired at a mall in Southern Florida, triggering panic among thousands, determined there was no foul play in the "suspicious incident" Sunday afternoon.   Brigid Kosegi sets new women's marathon world record at Chicago Marathon Brigid Kosegi of Kenya set a new world record for the women's marathon, beating the previous record by more than a minute at the Chicago Marathon on Sunday.   Watch: Robert Downey Jr. smiles, travels with animals in 'Dolittle' trailer Universal Pictures released its first trailer for "Dolittle," its family movie starring Robert Downey Jr. as a doctor with the ability to speak with animals.   Look: Trace Adkins marries Victoria Pratt in New Orleans Country music star Trace Adkins has married his girlfriend, actress Victoria Pratt.   10-year-old girl dies after being ejected from ride at New Jersey carnival Police in central New Jersey are investigating the death of a 10-year-old girl who died after being launched from a carnival ride.   Pope Francis canonizes five new saints Pope Francis canonized five new saints, including a woman who worked as a seamstress, during a mass at the Vatican on Sunday.   UAW approves increased pay for striking General Motors, Aramark workers United Auto Workers members currently on strike will receive a pay increase and the opportunity to secure part-time employment beginning Sunday, the union said.   Southern California wildfire evacuees return to see what's left of homes As California wildfires continue to turn everything in their path to char and ash, thousands of evacuees return home hopeful to see their house still standing.   Syrian army deploys forces to aid Kurds amid Turkish offensive as Trump orders military withdrawal Syrian government troops were heading to the country's northern border on Monday to "confront Turkish aggression" after making a deal with the U.S.-allied, Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, officials said.   'Joker' tops the North American box office with $55M "Joker" is the No. 1 movie in North America for a second weekend, earning an additional $55 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Watch: 'SNL' sketch mashes up 'Joker' and 'Sesame Street' "Stranger Things" actor David Harbour starred as a disgruntled trash collector in "Grouch," the "Saturday Night Live" parody of the antihero origins story, "Joker."   Hunter Biden to depart from board of Chinese-backed equity firm Hunter Biden on Sunday announced his resignation as a board member of a Chinese-backed equity firm and won't work for any foreign-owned company if his father, Joe Biden, is elected president next year.   Four dead, one critically wounded in Chicago apartment shooting Four people died and a woman was critically wounded in a shooting by a neighbor in an apartment building in Chicago, police said.   Watch: Lin-Manuel Miranda, Woody Harrelson appear in 'SNL' town hall parody Lin-Manuel Miranda and Woody Harrelson appeared in a "Saturday Night Live" parody of CNN's Equality in America Town Hall spotlighting LGBTQ issues.   Second person found dead in Hard Rock hotel collapse in New Orleans A second person was found dead before a search ended Saturday night in the collapse earlier in the day of the upper floors of a hotel under construction in New Orleans.   Famous birthdays for Oct. 13: Marie Osmond, Nancy Kerrigan Entertainer Marie Osmond turns 60 and figure skater Nancy Kerrigan turns 50, among the famous birthdays for Oct. 13.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Abandoned by U.S. in Syria, Kurds Find New Ally in American FoeUnder fire by Turkish forces, the militia that battled ISIS threw in its lot with Syria’s Russian-backed government.   The Kurds’ Prisons and Detention Camps for ISIS Members, ExplainedAs the Turkish invasion leads to deteriorating security in northern Syria, the custody of about 11,000 captive ISIS fighters — and many thousands more detained ISIS women and children — is in doubt. Pullback Leaves Green Berets Feeling ‘Ashamed,’ and Kurdish Allies Describing ‘Betrayal’As Turkish forces cross into Kurdish areas of northern Syria, the orders from Washington to U.S. troops are simple: Stand back. Let the Kurds fight for themselves. Boeing’s Board Acted After Months of Mounting PressureThe decision to strip Dennis Muilenburg of his chairman title culminated months of internal debate over whether to hold top executives accountable after the 737 Max crashes. How the Pitfalls of Past Debates Inform 2020 Candidates’ PlaybooksA pivotal debate moment can make or break a campaign. We asked Times reporters to analyze some famous — and infamous — ones from the past. Hunter Biden to Leave Chinese Company Board, Addressing Appearance of a ConflictAs next debate approaches, Joseph R. Biden’s son also said he would not work for foreign-owned companies if his father became president. We Surveyed the 2020 Democrats on Gun Control. Here Are the New Dividing Lines.The Democratic presidential candidates agree on many gun control measures, like an assault weapons ban. But they’re split on other ideas, like a federal gun registry. How Did Rudy Giuliani Get Here?A special episode of “The Weekly” shows how Rudy Giuliani’s wild, decades-long career brought him to this moment. Fox News Is Trump’s Chief TV Booster. So Why Is He Griping About It?A phone call from the president to the Fox News chief executive suggests a crack in the alliance between him and his favorite news network. American Basketball vs. Chinese Hardball. Guess Who Won.The N.B.A. is the latest entertainment giant to incite nationalist anger in China, where political submission has become the price of admission to a market of 1.4 billion. With No End to Unrest in Sight, Hong Kong’s Economic Pain DeepensAn unmistakable sense of alarm is spreading among both small business owners and corporate executives who see no way out of the impasse. The Clinton Legacy: Impeachment Hurts the PresidentThe 1998 trial damaged Democrats more than Republicans. Trumpism’s Infinite VulgaritiesRepublicans have come to accept what they once professed to abhor. How to Close Rikers IslandSmaller jails, built in different boroughs, are good investments in a safer future. No, Kurds and Turks Are Not ‘Natural Enemies,’ Mr. TrumpWhat they need is American leadership to help them make peace. How Did Eliud Kipchoge Break the Marathon Record So Soon?You could call his epic sub-two-hour race a branding stunt. But it was also a run for the ages. Fort Worth Woman Was Playing Video Game With Her Nephew When Shot by PoliceA police officer fired the shot that killed Atatiana Jefferson from outside her bedroom window. A neighbor had reported two doors ajar. 111-Year-Old ‘Sturgeon King’ Barney Greengrass Is Closed by Health DepartmentThe shop and restaurant were ordered to clean up violations, including mouse droppings and roaches. The owner hopes to reopen soon. Man Hurt in Florida Mall Panic, but No Sign of Shooting, Police SayShoppers fled the Town Center mall in Boca Raton, Fla., after hearing a loud noise in the food court. They Crossed an Ocean to Butcher Pigs. It Was No American Dream.200 Pacific Islanders recruited to work at an Iowa pork plant ended up in a tangled migration dispute with accusations of mistreatment and broken promises. ‘Saturday Night Live’ Gives Julián Castro His MomentThe cold open was a highlight of this week's episode, which got some help from several A-list stars. More Recent Articles
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