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Democrats 'hold the floor' to delay vote on GOP healthcare bill Senate Democrats to "hold the floor" in an effort to prevent the Republican-approved healthcare bill that would effectively repeal Obamacare.     Dunford on North Korea: Diplomacy, sanctions before military response Gen. Joseph Dunford said diplomacy and economic pressure are the primary ways the United States is to respond to North Korea's nuclear and missile threats.   Miami police fine Uber driver for not speaking EnglishLos Angeles Clippers officially add Golden State Warriors' Jerry West as consultant A week after helping the Golden State Warriors to a second NBA title in three seasons, Hall of Famer Jerry West will attempt to do the same for the Clippers.   Kevin Durant plans to opt out of contract with Golden State Warriors NBA Finals MVP Kevin Durant will opt out of his contract, but re-sign with the Golden State Warriors in a move to save the team money.   Cleveland Indians outfielder Michael Brantley goes from paternity list to DL Cleveland Indians outfielder Michael Brantley was shuffled from the paternity list to the 10-day disabled list on Monday.   MLB stands firm on Hunter Strickland's six-game suspension after Bryce Harper brawl Major League Baseball upheld the six-game suspension of San Francisco Giants right-hander Hunter Strickland on Monday for his role in a bench-clearing brawl.   Tiger Woods tweets he is seeking professional medical help Tiger Woods took to social media on Monday to announce that he is seeking "professional help" to deal with issues he has encountered with medication.   David Griffin out as Cleveland Cavaliers GM, Chauncey Billups leading candidate A year ago, David Griffin was celebrating the Cleveland Cavaliers' first championship and the city's first title since 1964.   Tropical Storm Bret forms in Caribbean off Venezuela A strong storm swirling in the Caribbean has strengthened into Tropical Storm Bret, forecasters said Monday.   Reports: Sean Spicer looking for replacement press secretary White House press secretary Sean Spicer will move up from his role as President Trump's spokesman into another position, administration officials said Monday.   Seven U.S. sailors killed on USS Fitzgerald identified The U.S. Navy on Sunday released the names of the seven sailors killed in a collision between USS Fitzgerald and a merchant ship in Japan.   Suspect dead after another attack on Paris' Avenue des Champs-Élysées A suspected terrorist was killed Monday after he rammed his vehicle into a police convoy at the Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris, authorities said.   NBC announces return dates for 'This is Us,' 'Will & Grace' Season 2 of the celebrated, family drama "This is Us" is to premiere on NBC Sept. 26.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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'Confusion and Anger' Grip Fearful Muslims After London AttackThey prayed for victims of the high-rise apartment fire and recent terror attacks, only to find themselves targeted in Britain's latest horror story.
  London Van Attack: Brave Imam Stopped Assault on SuspectImam Mohammed Mahmoud said he helped prevent a mob from assaulting the suspect who rammed a van into a group of Muslim worshippers.
The Many Foreign Policies of Donald TrumpThe U.S.-Russia dispute over Syria reached new heights Monday, the latest complication caused by the president's many changes of mind on foreign policy.
A Longtime U.S. Ally May Soon Be Home to a Chinese Military BaseAccording to a Pentagon report released last week, Pakistan may one day be home the a military base of another geopolitical giant: China.
Otto Warmbier Dies After Return From North KoreaOtto Warmbier, the 22-year-old student who was returned from North Korea last week in an unconscious state, died Monday, his family said.
Where Did Your Kitty Come From? DNA Study Tells TaleCats conquered our hearts and our laps more than once, a new genetic study shows.
Syrians Break Ramadan Fast Amid Rubble in War-Torn CityResidents of the besieged Syrian town of Douma gathered outside over the weekend to break their Ramadan fast around colorful tables — amid rubble-strewn streets and bombed-out buildings.
The Statue of Liberty's Journey to the United StatesOn June 19, 1885, the Statue of Liberty made it to her permanent home at Bedloe's Island in New York Harbor. Paris Cops Targeted by Suspected Terrorist, Explosives Found in Assailant's CarThe terrorist attack on French police is the second year this on the Champs-Elysees, Paris's most famous thoroughfare.
Confirmation of Serbia's 1st Gay Premier Thrown Into DoubtAna Brnabic, nominated last week by Serbian Present Aleksandar Vucic, could become the conservative nation's first female prime minister if she's selected.
Muslim Worshippers Targeted by Van in Latest London Terror AttackTwo witnesses told NBC News the driver laughed after crashing the vehicle. "This was clearly a deliberate attack on innocent Londoners," Mayor Sadiq Khan said.
Russia Warns U.S. After Syrian Warplane Is Downed in 'Act of Aggression'Moscow also called on the U.S. military to provide a full accounting of why it decided to shoot down the Syrian Su-22.
Kiev Hosts Largely Incident-Free Gay Pride MarchUkrainian politicians and foreign diplomats joined thousands marching for gay pride in Kiev on Sunday.
'Grotesque Spectacle': Cuban Foreign Minister Slams TrumpOn Friday, Trump told an enthusiastic crowd in Miami that he was "canceling" the deal former President Obama struck with the government of Raul Castro.
Hundreds of Thousands Attend Brazil's Massive Gay Pride ParadeHundreds of thousands of revelers gathered in Sao Paulo on Sunday for one of the world's largest gay pride parades
Jared Kushner Heads to Middle East for Peace TalksJared Kushner, the senior adviser and son-in-law to President Donald Trump, is set to arrive in the Middle East this week for peace talks.
Death Toll Rises Again, 5 Days After London Apartment Block Blaze"The awful reality is that, due to the intensity of the fire and the devastation ... we may not be able to identify everyone who died," police said.
Angry Crowd Confronts Suspect After Attack Near London MosquePolice paid tribute to bystanders who helped detain the suspected van driver until officers took him into custody. 'Suspected Terror Attack' Near London MosqueOne man was arrested and all the victims were Muslims. Police are treating the attack as a terror incident. 'Green Helmets' Risk Lives to Protect Venezuelan ProtestersFederica Davila is a medical student who volunteers for the "Casos Blancos, Cruces Verdes" providing medical assistance during ongoing protests in Venezuela. This Swiss Company Is Harvesting Greenhouse GasClimeworks has designed filters to capture carbon dioxide from the air and is using it to help grow crops, as it aims to slow climate change. Divers Locate Bodies of 7 U.S. Sailors After Destroyer CollisionThe bodies of seven U.S. sailors missing after a Navy destroyer collided with a container ship off Japan were found in flooded berthing compartments. More Recent Articles
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Justices to Hear Major Challenge to Partisan GerrymanderingThe challengers in a Wisconsin case that could impose limits on a practice that has helped define American politics say partisanship in redrawn districts can be measured.
Justices Strike Down Law Banning Disparaging TrademarksThe decision, over an Asian-American band named the Slants, could mean that the Washington Redskins name will keep federal trademark protection.
Gerrymandering Case Echoes in Inkblot-Like Districts Across the U.S.The Supreme Court announced it would hear a Wisconsin gerrymandering case, attracting the attention of other states locked in redistricting battles. Senate Democrats Try to Gum Up Works Over Affordable Care Act RepealWith few arrows in their quiver, Democrats plan to use a slowdown to fight the secrecy surrounding Republican efforts to repeal and replace the health law.
Syria, London, Supreme Court: Your Monday Evening BriefingTech Titans Make Pilgrimage to White House to Discuss Government SystemsTimothy Cook, Jeff Bezos and Eric Schmidt were among 18 tech executives at a forum held by an administration they have had conflicts with.
Jared Kushner Is About to Plunge Into Middle East DiplomacyAfter meeting with technology executives, Mr. Kushner will travel to Israel for meetings with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas.
7 Sailors Emerged From Diverse Backgrounds to Pursue a Common CauseThe group of sailors who died on Saturday represented today’s military, which heavily recruits in immigrant communities from coast to coast.
A Look at Earlier Collisions Involving Navy VesselsMaritime collisions involving two ships are rare, but they do happen. And some of them have been deadly.
Russia Warns U.S. After Downing of Syrian WarplaneMoscow suspended the use of a military hotline for avoiding collisions in Syrian airspace and threatened to target aircraft flown by the United States and its allies over Syria.
Move Over, Bitcoin. Ether Is the Digital Currency of the Moment.Ethereum, a digital currency network that is winning over tech geeks and big companies, may soon surpass Bitcoin, its inspiration. Or it may fizzle.
An Attack on Muslims Shakes Cosmopolitan LondonThis proudly diverse and tolerant city is now confronted with the tensions and ugliness that have been simmering on the fringes for years and are boiling to the surface.
Londoners React to Finsbury Park Van AttackLondon residents on Monday voiced their fears and praised the community response after an attack in which a man from Cardiff, Wales, used a van to plow into pedestrians outside a mosque during Ramadan. After Terror Attacks, Britain Moves to Police the WebThe country is cracking down on the use of encryption for instant messaging, as well as on potentially extremist material that circulates across social media.
Otto Warmbier, American Student Released From North Korea, DiesMr. Warmbier, 22, returned to the United States in a coma last week after brutal treatment by the North Korean government, his family said. Portugal Fire Survivors Recount Confusion Amid a Search for EscapeAfter a forest fire killed at least 64 people over the weekend, our correspondent drove into the ravaged countryside, past burned-out cars and melted road signs.
For Emmanuel Macron, Fight for France Is Just BeginningThe new president’s party won a majority of seats in the Parliament on Sunday, but his opponents Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon are prepared for a pitched battle to win hearts and minds.
In Greece, China Finds an Ally Against Human Rights CriticismAt a meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council, the European Union sought to draw attention to abuses in China, only to be blocked by Greece, which is courting Chinese investment.
Nonfiction: The iPhone Is 10 Years Old. Here’s the Story of Its Birth.Apple’s culture of reverence and secrecy is no match for Brian Merchant in “The One Device: The Secret History of the iPhone.”
Five Sites of New York’s L.G.B.T.Q. HistoryJacob Riis Park, a Manhattan church, the Bum Bum Bar and more. In 360 degrees, visit five sites that helped shape New York City’s L.G.B.T.Q. community and its history. ‘Brexit’ Talks Open in Brussels, With a Mountain to ClimbTalks on the British withdrawal from the European Union finally opened in Brussels on Monday, with much to do and the British government hanging by a thread.
Carrie Fisher Tested Positive for Drugs Before Her Death, Coroner SaysMs. Fisher tested positive for cocaine and other drugs when she was admitted to the hospital four days before her death, a toxicology report said.
Armed Man Is Killed After Driving Into Police Convoy on Champs-ÉlyséesNo bystanders were injured, the authorities said, in what appeared to be the latest attack on police officers in France.
U.K. Officials Said Material on Tower Was Banned. It Wasn’t.Two senior officials tried to deflect blame from the government in a fire that killed at least 79 people, arguing that a flammable material wasn’t allowed.
Review: Specters of the Stage Enchant in ‘Ghost Light’Third Rail Projects turns the Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center into a haunted house of theatrical ego.
Man Who Jumped From Ambulance Says It’s New York City’s FaultYaugeni Kralkin, who leapt while drunk, is suing the city, the Fire Department and four emergency services workers for not stopping him.
Larry Grantham, Defensive Captain of Champion Jets, Dies at 78Grantham, an undersize linebacker, played 13 seasons with the New York Titans and the Jets, whom he helped upset the Colts in the 1969 Super Bowl.
Hear the New ‘Singer of the World’ WinnerCatriona Morison, a 31-year-old Scottish mezzo-soprano and wild-card finalist, won the BBC Cardiff Singer of the World competition on Sunday.
Take a Number: A Dire Weekly Total for the U.S.: 25 Children Killed by GunsBetween 2012 and 2014, an average of 1,297 children died each year from such injuries.
Diana Krall on Handling Grief, and ‘Finding Romance in Everything’The jazz pianist and singer said the standards on her most recent album, “Turn Up the Quiet,” set her free.
Pride 2017: Two Years Later, What It Means to Be WedTen couples who were highlighted in The New York Times the day after same-sex marriage was legalized reflect on the landmark court decision.
DealBook: Conglomerates Didn’t Die. They Look Like Amazon.Just as investors were mourning the demise of the old-style conglomerate, Jeff Bezos’ company announced it would stretch its boundaries by buying Whole Foods.
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