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The Carolina Panthers have made some changes on their depth chart at wide receiver after signing T.J. Graham and waiving Charles Johnson.
Human rights are worsening in Australia for "women, indigenous, homeless and most of course asylum seekers and refugees," said Gillian Triggs.
From 2005 through 2012, accidental exposures to dietary supplements rose in the U.S. by nearly 50 percent, and 70 percent of those exposures involved kids.
Bacteria that live under the foreskin of uncircumcised straight men have been linked to a rise in the risk for contracting HIV, new research indicates.
Hands-only CPR training is now available at kiosks in three more major U.S. airports, bringing the total number to seven.
Running back Kenneth Dixon was already facing a four-game suspension, now he's benched for the entire season after meniscus surgery.
The Senate Judiciary Committee dropped a subpoena to compel Paul Manafort, the former chairman for Donald Trump's presidential campaign, to testify.
Coach Adam Gase loved the way Jay Ajayi challenged himself to get better this offseason.
Coral gardening works, according to new research out of the University of Miami.
A U.S. Secret Service officer was injured when they accidentally discharged a weapon in Washington, D.C., local authorities said.
The Justice Department announced Tuesday it won't give grant money to so-called sanctuary cities unless they allow immigration officials access to jails.
The Brooklyn Nets have acquired guard Allen Crabbe after a trade with the Portland Trail Blazers.
The Toronto Raptors signed guard Lorenzo Brown to a two-way contract, the team announced Tuesday.
The Jacksonville Jaguars signed center Brandon Linder to a five-year contract extension, the team announced Tuesday.
Offensive lineman La'el Collins agreed to a two-year, $15.4 million extension with the Dallas Cowboys one day before he turns 24.
Here are 10 players to watch headed into the 2017 RBC Canadian Open.
The Miami Dolphins addressed a depth problem at cornerback by signing veteran Alterraun Verner on Tuesday.
Phoenix Suns guard Brandon Knight sustained a torn ACL in his left knee that will require surgery, and he is expected to miss the entire 2017-18 season.
The House of Representatives on Tuesday voted to toughen sanctions on Iran, North Korea and Russia in legislation expected also to be backed by the Senate.
Willie Desjardins, who was recently fired by the Vancouver Canucks, will be the head coach of Team Canada at the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics.
The St. Louis Cardinals placed center fielder Dexter Fowler on the 10-day disabled list with a left wrist strain, the team announced Tuesday.
The Golden State Warriors announced they have re-signed multiple free agents, making official what had been reported over the past several weeks.
Free agent point guard Derrick Rose signed one-year contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers, the team announced Tuesday.
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Trevor Noah Rails Against Trump for Regaling Boy Scouts with Tales of 'Yacht Sex' - Daily Beast
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'Despacito' Singers Slam 'Fascist' Maduro for Using HitVenezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro has angered Despacito singers Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee after using a politicized version of their song at a rally.
Sunbathers Watch as Wildfires Burn in French RivieraSunbathers in the French Riviera watched approaching wildfires near Saint-Tropez.
African Leader Pictured After Three Months Off GridPresident Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria hadn't been seen since heading to London for medical treatment at the beginning of May.
House Passes Sanctions Bill Curbing Trump's PowerThe bill aims to hit Putin and oligarchs close to him by targeting Russian corruption, human rights abusers, weapons sales and energy exports.
Cardinal Pell Appears in Court for Sex Abuse HearingPell, the No. 3 official at the Vatican, said nothing as he fought his way through a crowd of media and onlookers into Melbourne Magistrates' Court.
Another American Volunteer Killed Fighting ISISThe YPG announced Tuesday that David Taylor, 25, a U.S. Marine veteran from Florida, was "martyred" on July 16 while fighting ISIS in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
Charlie Gard's Parents Want to Take Boy Home to DieThe parents of terminally ill boy Charlie Gard want to bring their boy home to spend his final hours, but the hospital says there are practical problems.
U.S. Navy Fires Warning Shots at Iranian Military VesselThe USS Thunderbolt, a Cyclone-class patrol ship, fired warning shots at an Iranian military vessel that approached at high speed Tuesday.
Did Trump Declassify a Secret CIA Program With a Tweet?On Monday night President Trump tweeted about his decision to end a program to arm anti-Assad rebels in Syria.
Thai Transgender Boxer Winning the Fight for AcceptanceTransgender Muay Thai fighter Nong Rose Baan Charoensuk has participated in more than 300 fights so far.
Israel Replaces Holy Site Metal Detectors With SurveillanceSad! Italian Bank Robbers Wear Trump Masks During HeistsReport 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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Senate Votes Down Broad Obamacare RepealThe fact that the plan came up well short of even 50 votes was an ominous sign for Republican leaders still grappling with a formula to pass final health care legislation later this week.
John McCain to Senate: ‘We’re Getting Nothing Done’Senator John McCain, who was recently diagnosed with brain cancer, spoke to the Senate after casting his vote to begin debating legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act. McCain Returns to Cast Vote to Help the President Who Derided HimSenator John McCain ambled into the Senate chamber less than two weeks after brain surgery to help put a health care bill over the line.
In Trump’s World, ‘Very Weak’ Sessions Twists in WindThe president’s unforgiving campaign against his own attorney general opens rift with the right and leaves White House at war with the Justice Department. Scaramucci on Leaks: ‘I’m Going to Fire Everybody’Another member of the White House press shop resigned as President Trump’s new communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, threatened to fire the whole staff to stop leaking.
Senate, John McCain, Jeff Sessions: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingTrump on Jeff Sessions: ‘Time Will Tell’At a news conference on Tuesday at the White House, President Trump took questions about his attorney general, Jeff Sessions. After Trump Injects Politics Into Speech, Boy Scouts Face BlowbackThe group tried to distance itself from a speech by President Trump that was laced with political attacks and enraged many parents and former Scouts.
U.S. Soldier Who Survived Fatal Jordan Shootout Tells His StoryA Special Forces sergeant who was the only one of four Americans to escape spoke publicly for the first time about that day.
House Approves Sweeping Sanctions Package Against RussiaThe bill limits the president’s ability to lift or suspend sanctions against Russia, North Korea and Iran.
Manafort Talks With Senate Investigators About Meeting With RussiansPaul Manafort met with Intelligence Committee investigators to discuss the June 2016 meeting between a Russian lawyer and members of President Trump’s inner circle.
Economic Scene: To Punish Putin, Economic Sanctions Are Unlikely to Do the TrickUsing economic penalties to achieve diplomatic goals has a poor track record when the target is powerful and autocratic, and workarounds exist.
Shakespeare, Under the Sky and Around the GlobeExperience Shakespeare in 360 degrees and the way the Bard intended — in the great outdoors. Four Migrants Die Trying to Cross Rio Grande Into the U.S.The deaths in El Paso came days after the authorities discovered the bodies of eight migrants packed in a sweltering tractor-trailer in San Antonio.
A First: Cardinal Pell Appears in Australian Court on Sexual ChargesA lawyer for Cardinal George Pell, one of Pope Francis’ top advisers, said the prelate would plead not guilty to all charges. The hearing lasted six minutes.
Intelligence Agencies Say North Korean Missile Could Reach U.S. in a YearThe estimate significantly shortens the time that analysts believed it would take the regime to develop a weapon capable of reaching the continental United States.
G.M. Profit Falls 42%, to $1.7 Billion, Reflecting Sale of European UnitThe automaker’s second-quarter decline in profit was partially attributed to the pending sale of its Opel and Vauxhall divisions in Europe.
Future Unclear for Veterans Choice Program After House Bill FaltersA Republican plan that diverted funds to the program and did not allocate additional funds for in-house V.A. care galvanized opposition groups.
At a Moment of Success, U.S.C. Is Rocked by ScandalDid the university move too slowly in responding to allegations of drug abuse by one of its most prominent deans?
Trump Finds Reason for the U.S. to Remain in Afghanistan: MineralsLast week, as the White House fell into an increasingly fractious debate over Afghanistan policy, Trump aides met with a chemical executive to discuss the potential for extracting rare-earth minerals.
As Interior Secretary Swaggers Through Parks, His Staff Rolls Back RegulationsInterior Secretary Ryan Zinke is perfecting the art of image while his underlings weaken the conservation measures of the Obama administration.
Nonfiction: What Happens When Liberty Fails to DeliverIn “The Retreat of Western Liberalism,” Edward Luce argues that the tradition of liberty is under mortal threat.
A Hot Microphone Catches Senate Gossip, but No Duel TranspiresSenator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, and Senator Jack Reed, Democrat of Rhode Island, were recorded disparaging President Trump and another G.O.P. lawmaker.
Some Bitcoin Backers Are Defecting to Create a Rival CurrencyBitcoin Cash, to be available Aug. 1, sprang from a feud over how to govern a decentralized, open-source technology with no one set of leaders or owners.
The Hot New Thing in Guatemala, Land of Coffee? It’s CoffeeGuatemalan coffee is revered at cafes around the world. Now it is gaining a devoted following not far from the farms where it is grown.
Your Roomba May Be Mapping Your Home, Collecting Data That Could Be SoldiRobot, the company that makes the Roomba robotic vacuum, is considering selling the mapping data the devices collect to a company like Google or Amazon.
No, Comic Books Are ‘Not a Security Threat,’ T.S.A. SaysUnited Airlines had mistakenly told travelers returning home from Comic-Con International in San Diego to remove comic books from their checked bags.
It’s Late and You’ve Got the Munchies. Lyft and Taco Bell Have an Idea.The fast-food chain is testing a program in which riders using Lyft can request a stop at a drive-through during late-night rides home.
Hawaii Wants to Be Prepared for a Nuclear Attack by North KoreaThe Pacific state updated its emergency preparedness guidelines to include information on a blast that officials say is unlikely.
Charlize Theron’s Sick Work EthicAt a time when audiences crave female empowerment, she is packing a punch, first in “Mad Max: Fury Road” and now in “Atomic Blonde.”
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