Trump, Hurricane Maria, Mexico: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
Our tech columnist reviewed the new iPhone, or as he called it, "the familiar little slab of digital horror
and delight." He said the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus feel like a swan song, "an ultimate refinement before eternal retirement." They’re similar to their immediate predecessors, but a solid upgrade, with a faster processor.
" he said. that Anyone ever have that feeling when you get a little drunk
and then wake up the next morning and think, ‘Oh, God, who did I kiss last night?’ It’s a bit like that,
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President Trump made a bellicose debut speech at the U.N. General Assembly, threatening to "totally destroy" North Korea
and referring to its dictator, Kim Jong-un, as "Rocket Man." He called the Iran nuclear deal "an embarrassment," promised to "crush the loser terrorists" in the Middle East and said the U.S. was prepared to confront Venezuela’s authoritarian government.
On "The Late Late Show," Mr. Corden first denied it, then tried to explain himself.
" one scientist said. that These are experiments we could only have dreamed of years ago,
The director Darren Aronofsky and the stars Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem spoke to us about filming what our writer calls an "ambitious parable hidden in a horror flick," which ends in "flaming nightmare surrealism, stuffed with themes
that divided, and mystified, critics." While filming the most disturbing scene, Ms. Lawrence hyperventilated, tore her diaphragm and had to be put on oxygen.