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ALDS: Tampa Bay Rays beat Justin Verlander, Houston Astros to force Game 5 The Tampa Bay Rays jumped on Justin Verlander early and beat the Houston Astros 4-1 on Tuesday night at Tropicana Field to even their AL Division Series at two games apiece.      United States imposes visa restrictions on Chinese officials over 'abuse' of Muslims U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday announced visa restrictions on Chinese officials accused of being involved in the Asian nation's "detention and abuse" of its Muslim minority population.   Fifth Democratic debates to take place in Georgia in November The Democratic National Committee announced the date and location for the fifth round of Democratic presidential debates in November.   Nets' Kevin Durant: New York Knicks 'not as cool' with younger players Brooklyn Nets star forward Kevin Durant believes the New York Knicks' brand has deteriorated over the years and many young players don't see the franchise as strong anymore.   Melania Trump announces construction of White House tennis pavilion First lady Melania Trump announced the construction of a new White House tennis pavilion on Tuesday.   Ex-Patriots TE Rob Gronkowski joins Fox Sports as NFL analyst Former New England Patriots star tight end Rob Gronkowski joined FOX Sports as an NFL analyst.   New York Jets QB Sam Darnold cleared to return, will start vs. Dallas Cowboys New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold was cleared for contact and will return this week against the Dallas Cowboys after being diagnosed with mononucleosis.   President Donald Trump presents former Attorney General Edwin Meese with the Medal of Freedom President Donald Trump awarded the Medal of Freedom to former Attorney General Edwin Meese on Tuesday.   Flight attendant may have exposed passengers to hepatitis A North Carolina's Mecklenburg County announced on Tuesday that it is experiencing a hepatitis A outbreak after a flight attendant may have exposed passengers to the virus.   Bernie Sanders' daughter-in-law, Rainè Riggs, dies at 46 Rainè Riggs, the daughter-in-law of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, died over the weekend in Pennsylvania. She was 46.   Ecuador moves government capital due to fuel subsidy protests Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno announced Tuesday he moved the government capital to the city of Guayaquil amid protests over the end of fuel subsidies in Quito.   Draconid meteor shower to light up the skies Get ready for a modest midweek meteor shower. That's what the Draconids promise to deliver.   Penn State football coach James Franklin defends player targeted in racist letter Penn State Nittany Lions head football coach James Franklin denounced a racially insensitive letter that was sent to a player on the team.   Married couple sentenced to one month in prison in college admissions scandal A federal judge in Massachusetts sentenced a married couple to one month in prison each Tuesday for paying to boost their daughter's college admission test scores.   White House refuses to cooperate with impeachment inquiry The White House on Tuesday sent a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi saying it will not cooperate with House Democrats' impeachment inquiry, calling it "illegitimate and unconstitutional."   49ers' Richard Sherman criticizes Baker Mayfield for 'bush league' handshake San Francisco 49ers veteran cornerback Richard Sherman took issue with what he said was a lack of respect from Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield.   11 elephants die trying to save calf at waterfall in Thailand Park rangers discovered the bodies of five more elephants that apparently died after trying to save a baby elephant that slipped over a waterfall in Thailand over the weekend, bringing the death toll from the incident up   Supreme Court divided on LGBTQ job discrimination protections under Title VII The Supreme Court appeared divided on Tuesday after hearing arguments regarding whether current federal law barring employment discrimination on the basis of sex includes gay and transgender people.   Joshua Brown killed in drug deal, 1 suspect arrested, police say Joshua Brown, a key witness in the murder trial where Amber Guyger was convicted, was killed in a drug deal, Dallas police said, adding that a suspect is in custody.   Having a dog can lower risk of death from heart attack, stroke A pair of new reports found that dog owners have a lower risk of early death than people without canine companionship, particularly when it comes to dying from a heart attack or stroke.   Need for balance drives development of limb-body coordination Nobody likes to feel dizzy and off-balance. Whether you're a human or a zebrafish, your body craves balance. According to a new study, it is this need for balance that drives the development of limb-body coordination.   UAW strike at GM caused 12,000 layoffs across industry, trade group says The United Auto Workers strike against General Motors has led to the layoffs of some 12,000 workers across the United States, a trade group said Tuesday.   Louvre opens new facility to protect stored art from Paris flooding The Louvre opened a conservation center in northern France on Tuesday to protect thousands of priceless artworks previously stored in the famed Paris museum's flood-prone basements.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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White House Declares War on Impeachment Inquiry, Claiming Effort to Undo Trump’s ElectionPresident Trump’s lawyer denounced the House investigation as an illegitimate exercise, and declared that the executive branch would not participate.   Trump’s Ukraine Call Was ‘Crazy’ and ‘Frightening,’ Official Told Whistle-BlowerThe whistle-blower wrote a memo describing an official who heard the call as “visibly shaken” by it. The Trump Impeachment Inquiry: What Happened TodayWith a dramatic letter to Democrats and the blocking of a key witness, the White House signaled how far it was willing to go to oppose investigative efforts. Top Secret Russian Unit Seeks to Destabilize Europe, Security Officials SayKnown as Unit 29155, the group is skilled in subversion, sabotage and assassination and has only recently become known to Western intelligence agencies. Sanders Says He Will ‘Change the Nature’ of His Campaign After Heart AttackThe Vermont senator vowed to slow his grueling campaign pace. He also acknowledged that voters would take his health into account when deciding whether to support him. Elizabeth Warren Details Her Account of Losing Teaching Job Because of PregnancyMs. Warren said she had grown more comfortable talking about her experience over the years, explaining why her description of the 1971 episode in her stump speeches differs from how she discussed it in the past. Militia Commander Says It Will Attack Turkish Forces if They Enter SyriaTurkey’s president said a Syrian operation was imminent but confusion remained over President Trump’s Syria policy. For Once, Republicans Break With Trump, but Not on ImpeachmentForeign policy is one area where congressional Republicans have felt free to criticize the president, and they have bombarded him with public complaints over his decision to pull back in Syria. Supreme Court Considers Whether Civil Rights Act Protects L.G.B.T. WorkersThe court seemed divided along predictable lines, with a possible exception: Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, a member of the conservative majority. N.B.A. Commissioner Commits to Free Speech as Chinese Companies Cut TiesChina’s state-run television canceled broadcasts of two preseason games scheduled to be held in the country this week, and Adam Silver issued an emphatic defense of the right of league employees to speak out on political issues. Impeachment, Supreme Court, Octopus: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Is the U.S. Betraying Its Kurdish Allies?President Trump’s promise to withdraw troops from Syria could leave one of America’s closest partners in the region more vulnerable to attack. The Agonizing Imperfection of Pete ButtigiegSo talented yet so vulnerable — like all the leading contenders for the Democratic nomination. Volodymyr Zelensky, Man in the MuddleThe young Ukrainian leader is jammed between the rock of Vladimir Putin’s aggression and the hard place of President Trump’s demands. Trump Betrays an Ally at the Turkish BorderAn American withdrawal from northern Syria will leave Kurds who helped us against the Islamic State to fend for themselves. John Bolton Tried to Unseat a Dictator. He Failed.Nicolás Maduro remains in power despite U.S. sanctions and attempts to oust him. There’s no more room for improvisation. What Trump’s Aggressive Trade Tactics Have AchievedHow do the president’s claims about tariffs and trade deficits stack up to reality? Trump and Tehran Shake Up the Middle EastIran’s airstrike on Saudi oil sites exposed vulnerabilities around the region. Will the Supreme Court Hand Trump Even More Power?The justices could take up a case on whether the president can fire the heads of independent agencies like the Fed. Republicans Stand by Trump Because They Like What He DoesSometimes, the simplest explanation is the correct one. Did Trump Just Backstab Our Kurdish Allies for Turkey?Withdrawing troops in Syria pleases Turkey but endangers Kurds fighting the Islamic State. Beware of Automated HiringIt won’t end employment discrimination. In fact, it could make it worse. Chasing the Perfect Slice, Bread and Salt in Jersey City Looks to RomeThe restaurateur Rick Easton bakes Roman-style pizza al taglio. No One Needs a Superyacht, but They Keep Selling ThemBillionaires won’t stop buying superyachts. You can even thank Donald Trump. Diahann Carroll Was the Only Mother I KnewMy real mother left me when I was a toddler. And then, at age 5, I was cast as Corey Baker on “Julia.” Montgomery, Ala., Elects Steven Reed, Its First Black MayorVoters chose Mr. Reed, a probate judge, to lead a majority-black city almost 200 years after it was incorporated. U.N. Report Bolsters Theory That Hammarskjold Plane Was DownedFour nations — Britain, Russia, South Africa and the United States — may be withholding information that could help solve the mystery, a prominent jurist concluded. Sexually Transmitted Disease Cases Rise to Record High, C.D.C. SaysCases of syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia in the United States jumped last year, and an alarming number of newborn deaths were linked to congenital syphilis. Facebook’s Hands-Off Approach to Political Speech Gets Impeachment TestThe company’s handling of a Trump campaign ad with unsubstantiated accusations about Joseph Biden foreshadows a continuing fight over misinformation. Ecuador’s President Moves Seat of Government to Escape ProtestsThe move came after six days of protests against austerity measures, including the end of a fuel subsidy. Demonstrators clashed with the police and looted businesses. These Women Say a Trusted Pediatrician Abused Them as Girls. Now They Plan to Sue.State officials stripped Stuart Copperman of his medical license almost 20 years ago. Armed with a new law, his former patients hope to file civil lawsuits. Punches, Rages: Before Chinatown Killings, Suspect Grew Ever More ViolentRandy Santos is accused of going on a murderous rampage, killing four homeless men, after years of erratic behavior. A Far-Right Dilemma for Europe’s Mainstream: Contain It or Join It?Traditional parties are increasingly working with the far right at a local level, fraying a taboo. Will the cooperation defuse or enable a disruptive force? 10 Tips to Avoid Leaving Tracks Around the InternetSome of these suggestions are more aggressive, and make using the web less convenient, but they’ll definitely protect your privacy. A Message From the Gods: Keep ‘Lightning Thief’ Fans HappyThe creators of “The Lightning Thief” musical may have added songs to the Percy Jackson story, but they’re not about to make the movie’s mistakes. Leigh Bardugo Brews a Witchy Tale of Ghosts, Dark Magic and Murder“Ninth House,” her first adult novel, is set at Yale, where something has gone wrong — very wrong — with the university’s secret societies. Tiny Love Stories: ‘I’m Glad I Never Listened to Him’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Dating While Ob-GynWhen a romantic prospect learns what I do for a living, things often get interesting. And weird. Angela Dimayuga’s 10 Essential Filipino RecipesThe creative director for food and culture at the Standard hotels and former Mission Chinese Food chef chooses the dishes that define the cuisine for her. More Recent Articles
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