Lawyers for Michael Cohen and Stormy Daniels Sling More (Legal) Mud
On Friday, the fighting centered on the question of whether Michael Avenatti, Stormy Daniels’ lawyer, could formally enter the case. Fonte: NYTIMES HOMEPAGE
Your Money Adviser: Student Loan Rates Are Rising. Here’s What You Need to Know.
A stronger economy makes it more likely that graduates will be able to find jobs and meet their loan payments, but there are reasons to be cautious. Fonte:…
California Today: California Today: Medical Experts Blast U.S.C.’s Silence Over Gynecologist Scandal
Thursday: Charter schools impact the governor’s race, San Francisco’s billionaire boom, and the Dodgers are off to their worst start since 1958. Fonte: NYTIMES HOMEPAGE
F.B.I., Stormy Daniels, Rex Tillerson: Your Thursday Briefing
Here’s what you need to know to start your day. Fonte: NYTIMES HOMEPAGE
New York Today: New York Today: Gold Medals and Gray Hair
Thursday: Competing in the Senior Games, drizzly weather, and a festival for a poet. Fonte: NYTIMES HOMEPAGE
Trump Calls Some Unauthorized Immigrants ‘Animals’ in Rant
The president unspooled a lengthy diatribe before TV cameras, warning that dangerous people were clamoring to breach the United States’ borders and castigating Mexico. Fonte: NYTIMES HOMEPAGE
Common Sense: A Battle for Control, With Far-Reaching Consequences
No matter who wins in the fight over the proposed reunion of CBS and Viacom, both companies will be profoundly affected and the media landscape will be transformed. …
Michigan State’s $500 Million for Nassar Victims Dwarfs Other Settlements
Officials agreed to a settlement that is believed to be the largest ever reached in a sex abuse case involving a U.S. university. Fonte: NYTIMES HOMEPAGE
A Child of Gaza Dies. A Symbol Is Born. The Arguing Begins.
Layla Ghandour, an 8-month-old Palestinian girl whose grandmother carried her to Monday’s protest in Gaza, died after they were engulfed by a cloud of tear gas. Fonte: NYTIMES…
Banned Ozone-Harming Gas Creeps Back, Suggesting a Mystery Source
CFC-11, once commonly used as a refrigerant, has been outlawed for nearly a decade. Scientists suspect it is being produced again, likely in East Asia. Fonte: NYTIMES HOMEPAGE