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Reuters : 2017September06Wednesday

Hurricane Irma batters Caribbean as Florida braces for weekend landfall

New York to file lawsuit protecting DACA beneficiaries

Putin says sanctions, pressure alone won't resolve North Korea crisis

Congressional Democrats back Harvey aid with three-month debt limit increase

U.S. trade gap edges up; deficit with China at 11-month high

Senator Bob Menendez faces federal corruption trial

Trump Jr. to testify privately to Senate committee Thursday: aides

Kentucky trial could make state first in U.S. with no abortion clinic

Syrian government forces used chemical weapons more than two dozen times: U.N.

Myanmar plays diplomatic card to avert U.N. censure over Rohingya

World News : 2017September06Wednesday

Putin says sanctions, pressure alone won't resolve North Korea crisis

Syrian government forces used chemical weapons more than two dozen times: U.N.

Myanmar plays diplomatic card to avert U.N. censure over Rohingya

Syrian army fights to secure corridor into Deir al-Zor

Top EU court rules eastern states must take refugees

Two arrested after French counter-terrorism raid near Paris

Pope heads to Colombia to help heal wounds of 50-year war

Munich memorial marks 1972 Olympic Games attack on Israeli team

Young generation revulsed by Breivik may sway Norway's election

Hashtag politics: Merkel tries to get in with Germany's kids

Politics : 2017September06Wednesday

New York to file lawsuit protecting DACA beneficiaries

Congressional Democrats back Harvey aid with three-month debt limit increase

Trump Jr. to testify privately to Senate committee Thursday: aides

Senator Bob Menendez faces federal corruption trial

McConnell cites critical need for U.S. storm relief, government funding

U.S. House panel issues subpoenas to Justice Department over Trump dossier: Democrat

'Dreamer' issue adds to packed U.S. congressional agenda

U.S. appeals court says Texas can implement voter ID law

In North Dakota, Trump finds Democrat willing to explore tax plan

U.S. to unveil revised self-driving car guidelines: sources

Business: 2017September06Wednesday

U.S. trade gap edges up; deficit with China at 11-month high

Wall St. opens higher as energy, financial stocks rise

Oil up after Harvey fallout, but Hurricane Irma heads to Caribbean

Goldman suspends work on U.S. IPO of HNA's Pactera unit: sources

Airbus says United expands and rejigs A350 plane order

China's Anbang, HNA had sights set on insurer Allianz: sources

Lower Saxony premier candidate calls for outsider as next VW boss

Exclusive: Saudi Arabia's Ma'aden asks banks to refinance nearly $3 billion of debt - sources

Kohl's to sell Amazon devices at 10 LA, Chicago stores

BBC launches staff pay review to quell anger over gender gap

Technology: 2017September06Wednesday

Hackers gain entry into U.S., European energy sector, Symantec warns

Court orders Intel case review in blow to EU antitrust regulators

Sports e-commerce firm Fanatics closes $1 billion funding round led by SoftBank

Australia researchers say find new way to build quantum computers

EU regulators halt review of Qualcomm-NXP deal for second time

Nissan takes EV battle to Tesla with longer-range Leaf

Kohl's to sell Amazon devices at 10 LA, Chicago stores

U.S. to unveil revised self-driving car guidelines: sources

SEC chief says cyber crime risks are substantial, systemic

Facebook digital ads figures differ from census data: analyst

Science: 2017September06Wednesday

Record-breaking U.S. astronaut and crew back on Earth

Arianespace aborts satellite launch seconds before lift-off

India's eighth navigation satellite implodes on take off

Famed T. rex 'Sue' getting a makeover at Field Museum in Chicago

U.S. spacecraft readies for fiery plunge into Saturn after 13-year mission

Rare total solar eclipse spreads wonder across United States

Robot makers slow to address cyber risk: researchers

Japan launches satellite for advanced GPS operation

Solar eclipse presents first major test of power grid in renewable era

Citizen scientists will take to the field for U.S. eclipse