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Dutch Inmates Given Cold-Case Calendars to Solve CrimesThe cold-case calendars will feature a photograph of a murder victim or missing person, as well as details about the case, for each week of the year. Spike in 'Horrific' Acid Attacks Leaves Britons ShakenBritish authorities are worried at the indiscriminate nature of the recent surge in horrific acid-based crimes. Polish Senate Okays Bill Curtailing Courts' IndependenceThe bill proposed by the populist ruling party only needs the signature of President Andrzej Duda to become binding. Six Killed as Tensions Over Jerusalem Shrine Turn ViolentIsraeli police have banned men under the age of 50 from entering one of Jerusalem's holiest sites as security is stepped up across the city. Putin: I Will Not Change Constitution to Stay in PowerThe Russian president did not rule out seeking re-election in 2018 saying: "Do I need to continue my work in this capacity — I haven't decided yet." Strong Aftershocks Test Nerves on Greek Island After QuakeStrong aftershocks rattled the Greek island of Kos on Saturday after a magnitude-6.7 quake Friday, and crews began examining damage to cultural monuments. Popular Venezuelan Violinist Bloodied During ProtestClashes ensued for several hours as hundreds of masked youths hurled stones and Molotov cocktails at National Guard troops firing tear gas from motorbikes. Congress Reaches Deal on 'Strong' Russia Sanctions BillRep. Steny Hoyer said lawmakers had settled lingering issues with the bill, which also includes stiff economic penalties against Iran and North Korea. Meet Colombia's First Legally Recognized 'Throuple'Three men living in MedellÃn have become Colombia's — and maybe the world's — first legally recognized polyamorous couple. Frozen in Time: What Glaciers Have Entombed Over the YearsThe frozen bodies of a couple who went missing 75 years ago found in the Alps this week is just one of many secrets glaciers have revealed as they melted. Errant U.S. Airstrike Kills 12 Afghan Police, Official SaysTwelve Afghan National Police officers were killed in an errant U.S. airstrike in Helmand province during operations against the Taliban, the police chief said. More Recent Articles |
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Congress Reaches Deal on Russia Sanctions, Setting Up Tough Choice for TrumpWhite House officials acknowledge that the president would all but have to sign legislation punishing Russia for its election interference. Trump Says He Has ‘Complete Power’ to PardonThe president also attacked the media and Hillary Clinton in a series of early-morning tweets. Can the President Be Indicted? A Long-Hidden Legal Memo Says YesA document from Kenneth Starr’s investigation into President Bill Clinton rejected the view that sitting presidents are immune from being indicted. News Analysis: Trump’s Attack on Russia Inquiry Is From Familiar Playbook: The Clintons’The president’s strategy for navigating the inquiry is adopted from the Clintons’ approach to the Whitewater and Lewinsky investigations. Turkey Sees Foes at Work in Gold Mines, Cafes and ‘Smurf Village’The government has seized more than 950 companies, from a baklava chain to a major construction firm, over suspected ties to a failed coup attempt last year. Turkey’s Alevis, a Muslim Minority, Fear a Policy of Denying Their ExistenceMembers say President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government is reinforcing Sunni Islam as the state religion and marginalizing Alevism. Poles Hope to Sway President From Curtailing Court’s IndependencePresident Andrzej Duda is expected to sign new laws passed by Parliament giving the governing party more control over the courts. But protesters still hope to dissuade him. Gay Marriage Backers Celebrate in Germany: ‘We Don’t Need to Hide’Marchers filled the streets of Berlin days after a marriage equality law was passed. Supporters say the next step is to change the Constitution. In Minneapolis, Unusual Police Killing Raises an Old Outcry: Why?The fatal shooting of Justine Damond had uncommon circumstances and stirred an uproar in Australia, but once more there were blanks to fill in. New C.D.C. Chief Saw Coca-Cola as Ally in Obesity FightDr. Brenda Fitzgerald said she would consider taking money from Coke for C.D.C. programs despite the agency’s having cut ties with the company in the past. For Ethiopia’s Underemployed Youth, Life Can Center on a LeafAbout half of Ethiopia’s youth are thought to chew khat, a psychotropic leaf. Officials consider such widespread use of the drug, blamed on a lack of work, “a huge problem” for the country’s future. Battling Wildfires in British ColumbiaMore than 40,000 people have been displaced by wildfires in the western Canadian province of British Columbia, where a state of emergency has been declared. German Carmakers Face Potential New Scandal Over Antitrust IssuesThe European Commission said it is looking into accusations that Volkswagen, Daimler and BMW colluded on emissions and other technology. Taliban Say Top Leader’s Son Carried Out a Suicide AttackOne of the suicide bombers who attacked an Afghan security outpost this week was the son of Mawlawi Haibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban’s supreme leader, officials with the movement said. Why We Published the Name of a Covert C.I.A. OfficialThe director of the C.I.A. criticized The Times earlier this week. Our national security editor responds. Chris Froome Virtually Clinches His Fourth Tour de France TitleFroome finished third in Stage 20, a time trial in Marseille, and he has a 54-second lead over all. The only remaining stage is Sunday’s largely ceremonial ride into Paris. U.S.C. Moves to Fire Former Medical School Dean Over Drug AllegationsThe university said on Friday that it had suspended Dr. Carmen Puliafito, barred him from campus and was taking steps to fire him. John Heard, the Frazzled Father in ‘Home Alone,’ Dies at 71Mr. Heard played pained characters in dramas but was best known as the dad who embarked on a family trip to Paris without his youngest son. From Political Star to ‘a Sacrificial Object’ in ChinaThe fall of Sun Zhengcai, a party secretary, is seen as a warning that President Xi Jinping will play succession politics by his own ruthless rules. ‘A Spirit of Bipartisanship That Is Sorely Lacking Today’Our Top 10 Comments of the Week: Readers discuss John McCain’s cancer diagnosis, Trump’s interview with The Times and eating on the subway. Pittsburgh Gets a Tech MakeoverThe city is newly stylish, with hyped restaurants and an Ace hotel, thanks to a steady flow of Carnegie Mellon grads who decided to stay. More Recent Articles |
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