Saturday, June 16, 2018
Just the Fear of a Trade War Is Straining the Global Economy
The ThyssenKrupp steel mill in Duisburg, Germany. At factories from Germany to Mexico, orders are being cut and investments delayed.
Fire Guts Glasgow School of Art for Second Time in 4 Years
Firefighters battling a blaze at the Mackintosh Building at the Glasgow School of Art on Saturday. A Scottish fire service spokesman said flames had “consumed” about 50 percent of the building. 
Harvard Rated Asian-American Applicants Lower on Personality Traits, Suit Says
Johnston Gate at Harvard University. A group suing Harvard says a trove of newly released documents show that admissions officials discriminated against Asian-American applicants. 
On Washington: Can the House Speakership Be Saved? These Lawmakers Have an Idea
Potential changes to the speakership would face considerable opposition from party leaders on both sides since the clear intent is to dilute their power in an institution where the speaker wields tremendous authority. 
Elizabeth Holmes indicted on wire fraud charges, steps down from Theranos
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has been indicted on federal wire fraud charges, the office of the United States Attorney for the Northern District of California announced Friday.
The rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes
Theranos went from one of the most lauded "unicorn" tech startups in Silicon Valley to a company crippled by scandal.
A Clarinetist’s Girlfriend Didn’t Want Him to Leave. So She Crushed His Dreams.
Eric Abramovitz wanted to study with Yehuda Gilad, whose students fill many U.S. orchestra positions. But his girlfriend intercepted a scholarship offer and turned it down. 
France Passes First World Cup Test. So Does V.A.R.
France's Paul Pogba after his shot off the crossbar was confirmed as a goal. 
Ketamine Used to Subdue Dozens at Request of Minneapolis Police, Report Says
Minneapolis police officers asked emergency medical responders to use the tranquilizer ketamine to sedate suspects and others who were restrained, The Star Tribune reported. 
Judge Orders Paul Manafort Jailed Before Trial, Citing New Obstruction Charges
Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, arrived for a hearing in federal court in Washington on Friday. 
Elizabeth Holmes indicted on wire fraud charges, steps down from Theranos
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has been indicted on federal wire fraud charges, the office of the United States Attorney for the Northern District of California announced Friday. 
The rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes
Theranos went from one of the most lauded "unicorn" tech startups in Silicon Valley to a company crippled by scandal. 
Argentina vs. Iceland: World Cup 2018 Live Score and Updates
Alfred Finnbogason scored Iceland’s first-ever World Cup goal against Argentina on Saturday. 
Just the Fear of a Trade War Is Straining the Global Economy
The ThyssenKrupp steel mill in Duisburg, Germany. At factories from Germany to Mexico, orders are being cut and investments delayed. 
Fire Guts Glasgow School of Art for Second Time in 4 Years
Firefighters battling a blaze at the Mackintosh Building at the Glasgow School of Art on Saturday. A Scottish fire service spokesman said flames had “consumed” about 50 percent of the building. 
Harvard Rated Asian-American Applicants Lower on Personality Traits, Suit Says
Johnston Gate at Harvard University. A group suing Harvard says a trove of newly released documents show that admissions officials discriminated against Asian-American applicants. 
On Washington: Can the House Speakership Be Saved? These Lawmakers Have an Idea
Potential changes to the speakership would face considerable opposition from party leaders on both sides since the clear intent is to dilute their power in an institution where the speaker wields tremendous authority. 
A Clarinetist’s Girlfriend Didn’t Want Him to Leave. So She Crushed His Dreams.
Eric Abramovitz wanted to study with Yehuda Gilad, whose students fill many U.S. orchestra positions. But his girlfriend intercepted a scholarship offer and turned it down. 
France Passes First World Cup Test. So Does V.A.R.
France's Paul Pogba after his shot off the crossbar was confirmed as a goal. 
Ketamine Used to Subdue Dozens at Request of Minneapolis Police, Report Says
Minneapolis police officers asked emergency medical responders to use the tranquilizer ketamine to sedate suspects and others who were restrained, The Star Tribune reported. 
Judge Orders Paul Manafort Jailed Before Trial, Citing New Obstruction Charges
Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, arrived for a hearing in federal court in Washington on Friday. 
Are Genetic Testing Sites the New Social Networks?
Dyan deNapoli's readout prompted new connections and exciting trips. 
Addo Dispatch: Where Female Elephants Without Tusks Roam — and Poachers Stay Away
Tuskless elephant cows drinking from a watering hole at Addo elephant park. 
The Great Interview Magazine Caper
Bob Colacello, Jerry Hall, Andy Warhol, Debbie Harry, Truman Capote and Paloma Picasso party at Studio 54 in honor of Ms. Harry's appearance on the cover of Interview in June 1979. 
DIY Tie Dye Flower Initial || Crayola CIY: Create It Yourself
Use Crayola Markers on coffee filters and paper towels to create vibrant, customizable flowers for a unique, tie dye initial! Tune in every week for a new Crayola CIY video to learn fun and colorful ways to use your favorite Crayola products, and CREATE IT YOURSELF!
Fire Guts Glasgow School of Art for Second Time in 4 Years
Firefighters battling a blaze at the Mackintosh Building at the Glasgow School of Art on Saturday. A Scottish fire service spokesman said flames had “consumed” about 50 percent of the building. 
France vs. Australia: A First Test for France, and for VAR. Both Pass.
France's Paul Pogba after his shot off the crossbar was confirmed as a goal. 
Ketamine Used to Subdue Dozens at Request of Minneapolis Police, Report Says
Minneapolis police officers asked emergency medical responders to use the tranquilizer ketamine to sedate suspects and others who were restrained, The Star Tribune reported. 
Judge Orders Paul Manafort Jailed Before Trial, Citing New Obstruction Charges
Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, arrived for a hearing in federal court in Washington on Friday. 
Harvard Rated Asian-American Applicants Lower on Personality Traits, Suit Says
Johnston Gate at Harvard University. A group suing Harvard says a trove of newly released documents show that admissions officials discriminated against Asian-American applicants. 
Are Genetic Testing Sites the New Social Networks?
Dyan deNapoli's readout prompted new connections and exciting trips. 
Trade Skirmish or War? Who Gets Hurt?
The setting for a June 2017 agriculture trade meeting between the U.S. and China in Beijing — in calmer days. 
Addo Dispatch: Where Female Elephants Without Tusks Roam — and Poachers Stay Away
Tuskless elephant cows drinking from a watering hole at Addo elephant park. 
The Great Interview Magazine Caper
Bob Colacello, Jerry Hall, Andy Warhol, Debbie Harry, Truman Capote and Paloma Picasso party at Studio 54 in honor of Ms. Harry's appearance on the cover of Interview in June 1979. 
UPDATE 2-Siemens wins $2 bln contract to build new London Tube trains
LONDON, June 16 (Reuters) - A division of Germany's Siemens has been awarded a contract worth about 1.5 billion pounds ($2 billion) to design and build 94 new trains for the Piccadilly Line on London's metropolitan train network, known as the Tube.
Foxconn announces North American headquarters in Wisconsin
SHANGHAI, June 16 (Reuters) - Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Foxconn said it would establish its North American corporate headquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, following the purchase of a building in the city's downtown area.
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