1. JJ slashes thirdquarter profit by 3 billion over proposed opioid
deal
Johnson Johnson on Wednesday lowered its previously reported third-quarter profit by $3
billion to account for a proposed opioid settlement payment. Like Working in a Prison Six
Years in the Hell of Syrias Hospitals. Dr. Omar Ibrahim was a resident in neurosurgery in
Egypt when he decided to go to Syria to achieve something different. He is out now, but
wants to return to war surgery. Ford Will Put Most of India Operations Into Mahindra Venture.
The move is the latest streamlining effort by the Detroit automaker, which has closed plants
in Europe and is cutting its salaried ranks worldwide. Filming the Show Pardon the Intrusion?
Or Punish It? A seized phone. A stopped concert. A text from Rihanna. All are new fuel for a
heated debate about theater etiquette in the digital age. Manure, trash and wastewater U.S.
utilities get dirty in climate fight. Joey Airoso has always been proud of his cows, whose milk
goes into the butter sold by national dairy company Land O'Lakes. Now he has something
new to brag about the vast amounts of gas produced by his 2,900-head herd is powering
truck fleets, homes and factories across the state of California. Trump tied Ukraine aid to
political probes Taylor. The top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine testified on Tuesday he was told that
President Donald Trump made the release of security aid to Ukraine contingent on Kiev
publicly declaring it would carry out politically motivated investigations that he sought,
according to a copy of his statement to lawmakers. Jonah Green has more. Body of former
dictator General Franco is to be exhumed from a state mausoleum today. Spain will remove
Franco's remains from a state mausoleum on Thursday, seeking to exorcise the ghost of a
dictator who divides the country more than 40 years after his death. Tevas proposed opioid
settlement could cost drugmaker pennies on the dollar. Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd's
proposed $23 billion drug giveaway to settle thousands of U.S. opioid lawsuits will likely cost
the company a fraction of that figure due to how it has valued those medicines, according to
a Reuters review of pricing data and industry analysts. The Squishiest, Sweetest Sleep. The
inventor of the water bed is reprising and updating it for a Casper world. The first-ever
remote-controlled helicopter could be released in 2020 and can travel at 172 MPH. New
technology could transform military copters into a remote-controlled, pilotless war machine
that tops speeds of 172 MPH. It's being tested on a Black Hawk and set to be ready by 2020.
The Trump Impeachment Inquiry What Happened Today. After a number of days dominated
by the findings of the Democratic-led investigation, Wednesday brought an unconventional
Republican response.
Fidelity drops Fisher's money management firm as withdrawals accelerate. Fidelity
Investments has dropped Fisher Investments as a money manager, a Fidelity spokesman
said on Monday, the latest in an accelerating series of withdrawals from the firm over
allegedly sexist... Liverpool fans in racism storm as they unfurl offensive banner about Divock
Origi's manhood. DOMINIC KING IN GENK Liverpool face a UEFA fine after their travelling
fans unfurled a banner in Genk on Wednesday night that the club described as 'highly
offensive and inappropriate'.
Suspected migrants found alive in back of lorry on M20 near London. Nine suspected

2. migrants have been rescued from the back of a truck on the M20 in Kent travelling towards
London. Teenage girl, 19, who 'stabbed her pet cat Ginger 20 times then threw him off a
balcony'. Celina Shead, 19, faces a string of animal cruelty charges after allegedly butchering
the 11-year-old cat at her unit on Sydney's northern beaches. She was only last week
sentenced for 30 crimes. In Montpellier, a Residential Tower Inspired by a Tree. Four
architects brought Japanese and French design to a Mediterranean climate. The end result
includes spacious balconies, sea views and a rooftop bar. Keith Haring Mural Cut Out of New
York Stairwell Heads to Auction. The artwork, at a former youth center owned by a church,
faces an uncertain future. The Trump Impeachment Inquiry Latest Updates. House
Republicans staged a protest outside a secure committee room, delaying a deposition for
hours, while House Democrats sent a new request to the State Department for key
documents. Nikes Chief Executive, Mark Parker, Is Stepping Down. Mr. Parker, who was
involved in multiple controversies in recent years, will become executive chairman of the
sportswear company.