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CIA director: Kim Jong Un is problem, not solution CIA Director Mike Pompeo made his strongest statement yet regarding regime change in North Korea.     Pau Gasol returning to San Antonio Spurs on three-year dealMinneapolis police chief resigns after Australian woman's death Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges announced the resignation of police Chief Janee Harteau one week after the officer-involved shooting of an Australian woman.   NFL notebook: Pacman Jones suspended 1 game Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones has been suspended one game for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy, the league announced Friday.   NASCAR notebook: Kyle Busch hopes to win race, numbers gameDetroit Red Wings sign Tomas Tatar to 4-year pact Detroit Red Wings forward Tomas Tatar signed a four-year contract on Friday, the team announced.   Kyrie Irving requests trade from Cleveland Cavaliers Kyrie Irving would like to be more of a focal point on a team, but not with the Cleveland Cavaliers.   Yao Ming not pursing purchase of Houston Rockets At some point the Houston Rockets will be under new ownership but former center Yao Ming will not be involved.   Judge OKs $11.2M Ashley Madison settlement A federal judge approved a $11.2 million settlement for a class-action lawsuit against Ashley Madison after hackers accessed users' personal information.   Deadly salmonella outbreak linked to yellow Maradol papayas Federal health officials are linking dozens of salmonella infections and at least one death to the consumption of yellow Maradol papayas in the past two months.   Dallas Cowboys work out Denard Robinson, Ronnie Hillman in wake of Elliott investigation Veteran running backs Denard Robinson and Ronnie Hillman worked out for the Dallas Cowboys this week as the NFL continues to investigate Ezekiel Elliott.   Royals celebrate Prince George's birthday with portrait Kensington Palace on Friday released a new portrait of Britain's Prince George to celebrate the young royal's fourth birthday this weekend.   Astronomers spot superluminous supernova 10 billion light-years away Researchers have identified a superluminous supernova located 10 billion light-years away. It's one of the brightest and most distant star deaths ever recorded.   Study: Regular soda causes body to store more fat after high-protein meals Combining a sugary soda with your burger or fried chicken can really prime your body to pack on more pounds, a new study suggests.   Congressional Democrats want scrutiny of Amazon-Whole Foods deal Eleven members of Congress have asked the DOJ and FTC to review Amazon's $14B purchase of Whole Foods for possible negative impacts on underserved communities.   Palestinian Authority freezes contact with Israel Muslim worshipers and Israeli police clashed Friday in Jerusalem's Old City after new security measures were put in place at the Al-Aqsa mosque.   82nd Airborne tests in-flight communication system for paratroopers The U.S.Army's Global Response Force successfully conducted an airborne exercise using the En Route Mission Command tactical networking system.   Lexi Thompson mocks LPGA about dress code with 1900s outfit Women's golfer Lexi Thompson threw it way back for a social media clap-back at the LPGA for its updated dress code regulations.   Probe: USS Fitzgerald crew likely to blame for crash Preliminary findings indicate crew members of the USS Fitzgerald are to blame for the guided-missile destroyer's deadly collision with a cargo ship.   Rush-hour pollution study finds alarming results A new study has found the levels of some harmful pollution inside car cabins were twice the amount previously thought.   Water helps scientists scan 3D images of complex objects Scientists have developed a new method for producing accurate 3D scans of complex objects. The method's key ingredient is water.   Anquan Boldin visiting Buffalo Bills Monday Three-time Pro Bowler Anquan Boldin is scheduled for a meeting next week with the Buffalo Bills.   123 arrested in immigration sweep across Texas Immigration officials arrested 123 people in an eight-day sweep across Central and South Texas, Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Friday.   Black bear charges at onlooker's car in Alberta A driver who stopped to take video of a black bear beside an Alberta road captured the moment the large animal charged at their vehicle.   Alzheimer's drug may help traumatic brain injury patients Researchers have found that the drug, memantine, used to treat dementia associated with Alzheimer's disease may help traumatic brain injury patients as well.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Pau Gasol agreed to re-sign with the San Antonio Spurs Friday.
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Three Die in Clashes After Israel Bars Men From Holy SiteIsraeli 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.
  Quake Rocks Resorts in Turkey, Greece: Two DeadTwo people on the Greek island of Kos were reportedly killed after a collapse following a magnitude-6.7 earthquake that rattled the island and Turkey's coast.
Hawaii to Prepare for Possible North Korean MissileHawaii will begin educating its residents on what to do in case a missile reaches its shore in the same way it prepares for hurricanes and tsunamis.
German President OKs Gay Marriage Law, Takes Effect in FallThe presidential office said President Frank-Walter Steinmeier signed the legislation on Thursday, which means it will come into force Oct. 1 at the earliest.
State Department Announces Ban on Travel to North KoreaAmerican citizens are expected to be banned from traveling as tourists to North Korea, a U.S. official told NBC News.
Girl, 5, Fined for Setting up Lemonade StandA 5-year-old girl was slapped with a nearly $200 fine for setting up a lemonade stand on the street near her home in East London.
LGBTQ Conference in China's 'Gay Capital' ScrappedIt is not illegal to be gay in China, but LGBTQ activists say conservative attitudes toward homosexuality have led to occasional government clamp-downs.
Bieber Banned From China For 'Bad Behavior'China has banned pop idol Justin Bieber from performing because of his "bad behavior" on and off the stage.
Dalà Exhumation Finds His Mustache Still IntactForensic experts in Spain have removed hair, nails and bones from Salvador DalÃ's embalmed remains to find genetic samples for a paternity test.
Duterte Calls U.S. 'Lousy' and Vows to Never VisitPhilippine President Rodrigo Duterte said he would never go to the United States, which he called a "lousy" country.
Russia's Lavrov Says Trump May Have Met Putin More Times"They might have met even much more than just three times," Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told NBC News' Keir Simmons in an exclusive interview.
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Sean Spicer Resigns as White House Press SecretaryMr. Spicer quit after telling President Trump he vehemently disagreed with the appointment of the financier Anthony Scaramucci as communications director.
Sean Spicer Just Resigned. Watch His Memorable Moments.Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, has had a turbulent tenure, marked by a combative style with the news media. The Latest Voice at the Lectern: An Effusive New YorkerAnthony Scaramucci’s smooth style will be a distinct contrast with the southern drawl and sharp edges of Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the new press secretary.
Hero, Villain, TV Sensation: Spicer’s Fame Spread Beyond WashingtonMr. Spicer’s tenure as White House press secretary gave him national prominence beyond the normal reach of the job. Trump’s Communications OrbitPresident Trump's communications machine has had a major shake-up. Here's a rundown of the people that promote his message.
Polish Parliament Approves Law Curtailing Courts’ IndependenceThe measure, which the president is expected to sign, would allow the governing Law and Justice party to handpick Supreme Court justices.
Terror Suspect Brought to U.S. for Trial, Breaking From Trump RhetoricAttorney General Jeff Sessions has adamantly favored holding suspects in Guantánamo Bay. That rhetoric is meeting the reality of fighting terrorism in 2017.
Minneapolis Police Chief Forced Out After Fatal Shooting of Australian WomanMayor Betsy Hodges, after criticizing the shooting and the officer’s failure to use a body camera use, asked Chief Janee Harteau to resign.
<div>Texas Bathroom Bill Has Emotions, and Stakes, Running High </div>Opponents and supporters of a proposal to limit transgender bathroom use in public buildings packed a committee hearing in Austin on Friday.
Senate Parliamentarian Challenges Key Provisions of Health BillElizabeth MacDonough on Friday challenged key provisions in the bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act, dealing another serious blow to its prospects.
En Garde! A Summer of Swords in New YorkChildren from across New York learn fencing alongside Olympic champions at the Peter Westbrook Foundation, where building community is as much a part of practice as the fencing. Several of the foundation’s top students are competing at the FIE World Fencing Championships, which start this week. Foster Care as Punishment: The New Reality of ‘Jane Crow’For women in New York’s poorer neighborhoods, the threat that a child will be removed to foster care for little cause is a grim reality.
Stakes for Exxon in Sanctions Case Go Far Beyond a $2 Million FineThe oil company, punished for violating sanctions against Russia, is fighting a wider threat to its reputation and the possibility of other sanctions to come.
How We Define Clickbait (Which We Do Our Best to Avoid)A senior editor offers some insight into how we think about our digital headlines.
U.S. to Bar Americans From Traveling to North KoreaThe announcement came only hours after Mike Pompeo, the C.I.A. director, hinted that the United States was considering seeking a regime change in North Korea.
Deadly Clashes Erupt in Standoff Over Mosque in JerusalemAn apparent terrorist attack in a West Bank settlement, and deadly clashes in Jerusalem over metal detectors at entrances to the Aqsa Mosque compound.
Kentucky Must Pay $224,000 After Dispute Over Same-Sex Marriage LicensesA judge ordered the state to pay couples’ lawyer fees after a county clerk, Kim Davis, refused to issue marriage licenses.
Ivanka Trump Received at Least $12.6 Million Since 2016, Disclosure ShowsMs. Trump’s first ethics disclosure shows that she and her husband, Jared Kushner, benefit from an active business empire, an arrangement that poses potential conflicts of interest.
Wells Fargo Accidentally Releases Trove of Data on Wealthy ClientsA plaintiff suing an employee of Wells Fargo Advisors was sent a CD containing thousands of sensitive client records — which came from a lawyer for the bank.
Bag With Moon Dust in It Fetches $1.8 Million From a Mystery BuyerA lunar landing, a museum loan, a theft, a critical error, a legal battle — and now, a sale at auction. What’s next for this bag of moon dust?
Teenagers Recorded a Drowning Man and LaughedThey can’t be prosecuted for failing to help him or call 911, the Florida authorities said, but the police are still exploring legal options.
How Quiet Should You Be During ‘Game of Thrones’? Fans DisagreeSome say any peep from a companion watching the hit HBO show would ruin everything. Others are more accommodating. And some just have to talk.
A Drug Maker Spends Big in Washington to Make Itself HeardMallinckrodt’s spending on political donations and lobbying comes as the drug industry as a whole beefs up its Capitol Hill presence.
Critic's Notebook: This Podcast Is a Love Story, for Your Ears OnlyThe new podcast “36 Questions” sets a standard for the future of musical theater.
Mustache Intact, Salvador Dalí’s Remains Are Exhumed in Paternity SuitPilar Abel, who says the Surrealist artist was her father, obtained a court order allowing DNA tests.
Beyoncé Statue at Madame Tussauds Is ‘Adjusted’ After CriticismThe statue was denounced on social media because it seemed to whitewash the pop star. On Friday, a new version was on display in Manhattan.
U.N. Agency Reports Worst Drought in 16 Years in North KoreaThe severe dry spell has raised fears of worsening food shortages in the North, where malnutrition has been a problem for years.
Extreme CommutingThe number of people who commute two hours or more to work is expected to grow, especially now that it is easier to work occasionally from home.
Modern Love: The 12-Hour Goodbye That Started EverythingA spurned woman confronts the question: When you lose love, should you even try to get over it?
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