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MLB: Derek Dietrich's 3 RBIs lead Miami Marlins over Cincinnati Reds MIAMI -- Derek Dietrich hit a solo homer and drove in three runs, and rookie left-hander Chris O'Grady pitched seven scoreless innings to lead the Miami Marlins to a 4-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday night at Marlins Park.     Brett Gardner, New York Yankees stun Tampa Bay Rays NEW YORK -- Brett Gardner led off the bottom of the 11th inning with the game-winning homer as the New York Yankees outlasted the Tampa Bay Rays 6-5 in the opener of a four-game series Thursday night.   MLB: Arizona Diamondbacks slam door on St. Louis Cardinals ST. LOUIS -- Zach Godley tossed seven shutout innings, and J.D. Martinez belted a grand slam as the Arizona Diamondbacks blanked the St. Louis Cardinals 4-0 at Busch Stadium on Thursday night.   Green Bay Packers DE Mike Daniels calls out defense DE PERE, Wis. -- Mike Daniels arrived in Green Bay as an unheralded fourth round draft pick in 2012. In the time since, Daniels has become arguably Green Bay's best defensive player and inked a four-year, $41 million deal in December, 2015.   Amazon to begin self-distribution with release of next Woody Allen movie Amazon announced it will start to self-distribute its own films, beginning with the next Woody Allen project, {i:Wonder Wheel}.   PGA: Leaderboard crowded after first day at Canadian Open An early string of five consecutive birdies rocketed Hudson Swafford to a share of the first-round lead at the RBC Canadian Open on Thursday in Oakville, Ontario.   MLB: Different eras to come together at Hall of Fame induction There will be plenty of reminders, even some imperfect ones, of baseball's ability to connect different eras on Sunday afternoon, when a quintet of men -- former players Jeff Bagwell, Tim Raines and Ivan Rodriguez and executives John Schuerholz and Bud Selig -- will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in front of tens of thousands of fans at the Clark Sports Center in Cooperstown, N.Y.   Melanoma isn't the only serious skin cancerA type of skin cancer called squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is increasingly common in the United States.   'Super Moms' and 'Super Dads': Work-Home conflicts affect both genders Contrary to stereotypes, it's not only women who struggle to balance work and family responsibilities, according to a new report.   Treatment costs can be another blow to cancer patients New research reveals many patients in the United States struggle to pay for treatment.   Nevada prisoner asks to be executed, judge grants request A convicted murderer who has been on death row since 2007 asked for an execution date and a Las Vegas judge granted his request.   Pittsburgh Steelers' Antonio Brown arrives to camp in 1931 Rolls-Royce, James Harrison in fire truck His All-Pro Pittsburgh Steelers teammate might be holding out, but Antonio Brown wasn't doing that Thursday when it came to the vehicle department.   House passes spending bill with $1.6 billion to begin border wall The House approved a $788 billion national security bill that includes $1.6 billion towards a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.   NASCAR: Dale Earnhardt Jr. seeks to nab playoff slot at PoconoPGA: Bernhard Langer takes first-round lead at Senior Open Bernhard Langer shot a 2-under-par 69 to seize the first-round lead on Thursday at The Senior Open Championship in Bridgend, Wales.   Toronto Blue Jays edge Oakland A's on Steve Pearce's grand slam TORONTO -- Steve Pearce hit a game-ending grand slam off Liam Hendriks with two out in the bottom of the 10th inning on Thursday afternoon as the Toronto Blue Jays came back to defeat the Oakland Athletics 8-4.   NFL camp openings: Cincinnati Bengals' bad boys fight for jobs CINCINNATI -- Even as the Cincinnati Bengals gathered their full roster for training camp here Thursday (July 27), offseason troubles loomed despite efforts to move past them.   Cleveland Browns: Camp opens with Cody Kessler as top QB BEREA, Ohio -- Size matters, but so does experience, and for that reason Cody Kessler was the first quarterback to work with the first-team offense on Thursday when the Cleveland Browns opened their 19th training camp and second under head coach Hue Jackson.   NFL owner on CTE study: 'If I had a son, I'd have him playing football today' Stephen Ross had some candid remarks at Miami Dolphins training camp regarding the a study which found CTE in 99 percent of deceased NFL players' brains.   LPGA: Karrie Webb clings to lead at Ladies Scottish Open LPGA Tour veteran Karrie Webb fired a 7-under-par 65 on Thursday to grab a one-shot lead after the first round of the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open in North Ayrshire, Scotland.   NFL camp openings: Kansas City Chiefs players to meet new team executives ST. JOSEPH, Mo. -- When the entire Kansas City Chiefs team gathered for the first time Thursday (July 27), the first task was to settle down and get comfortable.   Trump gives Medal of Valor to first responders at Scalise shooting President Donald Trump on presented the Medal of Valor to five first responders for their actions in a shooting at a congressional baseball practice.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Why a Jerusalem Holy Site Is Again a Flashpoint of ViolenceThe holy site — known to Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary and to Jews as the Temple Mount — remains a flashpoint in Jewish-Muslim relations.
  Prince William to Make Last Flight as Air Ambulance Pilot, Step Up Royal DutiesThe Duke of Cambridge has finished a two-year stint with the East Anglia Air Ambulance.
U.S. Orders Diplomats' Families to Leave VenezuelaThe United States is ordering relatives of American diplomats to leave the Venezuelan capital ahead of a polarizing vote planned for Sunday to start rewriting the country's constitution.
Senate Overwhelmingly Passes New Russian SanctionsThe White House signaled that President Donald Trump might veto the bill, which would limit his authority to lift the sanctions on his own.
One of China's Richest Men Convicted of Bribing United Nations AmbassadorsNg Lap Seng, a Chinese billionaire who wanted to build a U.N. facility in China that would be as big as the one in New York, was convicted of bribery, conspiracy and money laundering charges on Thursday.
McMaster Removes Flynn Pick From National Security CouncilMiddle East specialist Derek Harvey says he'll be taking advantage of a "new opportunity to continue serving our President and the United States of America."
Judge Rules Sick British Baby Be Sent to Hospice to DieCharlie's parents, Connie Yates and Chris Gard, have been fighting with the hospital caring for their son on his end of life arrangements.
Jailed Journalists' 'Kafkaesque' Trial Is Symbol of Turkey PurgeSeventeen journalists and staff from one of Turkey's oldest newspapers are on trial for charges related to last year's coup attempt.
Report Provides UN With Global LGBTQ Health RecommendationsA new report makes a series of recommendations to amend the UN's "Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development" in order to improve LGBTQ health and well-being.
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‘I Am Totally Burned Out’: Patients Watch Health Care Debate With DreadThe war in Congress over repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act has brought anxiety to the people whose health insurance is at risk.
Anthony Scaramucci’s Uncensored Rant: Foul Words and Threats to Have Priebus FiredUsing vulgar language in an interview with The New Yorker, Mr. Scaramucci, the White House communications director, disparaged his adversaries.
Scaramucci and Trump Bring Trash Talk to West WingThe blunt lingo of President Trump and his new communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, can sometimes sound like a cross between “Goodfellas” and “The Wolf of Wall Street.” In One Day, Trump Administration Lands 3 Punches Against Gay RightsActivists called Wednesday the White House’s “anti-L.G.B.T. day” after it barred transgender people from the military, intervened in an employment suit and nominated a gay rights opponent as an ambassador.
Transgender People Can Still Serve for Now, U.S. Military SaysThe military’s policy is unchanged until the White House alters the rules, a top Pentagon official said a day after President Trump announced that the armed services would bar transgender members.
Right and Left React to Trump’s Transgender BanRead about how the other side thinks: Writers across the political spectrum on the president’s barring of transgender people from military service.
With New Sanctions, Senate Forces Trump’s Hand on RussiaThe sanctions force President Trump to either take a hard line against Russia or appear soft on Moscow during investigations into election meddling.
Senate, Republicans, Scaramucci: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHouse Approves Spending Package, Border Wall and AllThe nearly $790 billion spending package marks Republicans’ latest plan to keep the government funded — and comes right before they head home for recess.
Sessions Calls Trump’s Remarks ‘Hurtful’ but Pledges to Press OnIn an interview with Fox News, the attorney general defended his choice to recuse himself from the Russia investigation and said he remained committed to doing his job.
White House and G.O.P. Leaders Reach Deal on Principles of Tax OverhaulRepublican negotiators hope to pass the first major revision of the tax code since 1986, after dropping a contentious border adjustment tax on imports.
36 Hours: Michigan’s Upper PeninsulaFor the adventurous and casual traveler alike, Michigan’s Upper Peninsula delivers the promise of unfettered tranquility. Uber’s Next C.E.O.? Meg Whitman Says It Won’t Be HerMs. Whitman, chief executive of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, said she would not become Uber’s next chief, following reports about potential candidates.
Iran Reports Successful Launch of Missile as U.S. Considers New SanctionsThe missile test is likely to infuriate President Trump but is not prohibited under the 2015 nuclear agreement between Iran and a group of six nations led by the United States.
Italy Plans Naval Mission Off Libya to Stop Migrant BoatsAfter receiving a request from Libya to operate in its waters, Italy hopes to have a freer hand in stemming a rising tide of migrants.
New York Times Reports Strong Quarter on Digital Revenue GrowthThough print advertising remained a challenge, new online subscriptions and stronger digital advertising were bright spots.
Freed From ISIS, Yazidi Women Return in ‘Severe Shock’In tents in northern Iraq, a grim scene of barely conscious women and girls hints at the cost of three years of sexual enslavement.
State of the Art: How BuzzFeed’s Tasty Conquered Online FoodThose overhead food videos that you watch and watch? BuzzFeed’s Tasty has mastered the format to become one of the world’s most popular content producers.
Wider U.S. Sanctions on Venezuela Risk Biting Both CountriesPresident Trump has promised tougher measures against the oil-exporting country if it goes through with elections on Sunday. But that could raise gas prices in America.
An Ode to Shopping MallsFarewell, pleasure palaces of days past. A filmmaker’s series chronicles a way of life as it reaches its end.
Meet Aminé, a Joyful Rapper With an Eye on PoliticsThe Oregon musician arrives with an amiable, joyously off-kilter debut album, “Good for You.”
China and India File Rival Claims Over Tibetan MedicineIn Unesco applications, the neighbors are trying to formally tie Tibetan medicine, an ancient practice with a growing commercial value, to their national patrimonies.
Wells Fargo Forced Unwanted Auto Insurance on BorrowersAn internal report shows customers with car loans had costly, unnecessary insurance tacked onto their bills, and 274,000 were pushed into delinquency.
Animals, Abandoned and Starving, Are Evacuated From Zoo in SyriaThree lions, two tigers, two bears and two hyenas were trucked to Turkey from Aalim al Sahar, or Magic World, near Aleppo, after being kept alive by locals.
Indiana Officer Is Fatally Shot by Survivor of Car Wreck, Police SayA Southport Police Department officer was trying to help the occupants of a car that had flipped over when he was attacked, the police said.
Rikers Inmate Spent His Brief Escape Hiding in BushesOfficials are investigating how up to four guards who were supposed to be watching Naquan Hill allowed him breach the perimeter of a high-security area at the city jail complex.
SpaceX Is Now One of the World’s Most Valuable Privately Held CompaniesElon Musks’s rocket company raised $350 million in new financing, raising its valuation to about $21 billion.
Diversity or Celebrity? Cast Change at ‘Great Comet’ Prompts OutrageSocial media crackles with criticism of “The Great Comet” for prematurely replacing an African-American actor with a Caucasian one.
Whooping Cough Cases Double in Indiana in a Year, Prompting a Call to VaccinateThere were 136 confirmed cases of whooping cough in the state in the first half of 2017, compared with 66 in the first half of 2016, but an expert was not alarmed.
Review: ‘An Inconvenient Sequel,’ With Al Gore Keeping the Pressure OnA follow-up to “An Inconvenient Truth,” with new information on climate change and even some positive developments.
June Foray, Virtuoso of Cartoon Voices, Notably Rocky’s, Dies at 99Ms. Foray cackled, chirped, meowed and sometimes sang her way through nearly 300 productions. Rocky the flying squirrel was among her most popular characters.
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