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Proposed changes in Medicaid coverage could hit people with depression especially hard, a new study suggests.
Researchers say they were able to coax tiny "seeds" of liver tissue into fully functioning livers in mice.
The American Society of Clinical Oncology has some suggestions for easing patients' money woes.
Thailand has convicted perpetrators of human trafficking, including a high-ranking military general, after more than two-dozen bodies were discovered in 2015.
Last year Yoenis Cespedes dyed his hair platinum blond. The New York Mets outfielder opted for bright blue this season.
The woman fatally shot by a Minneapolis police officer had called 911 to report a potential rape in the alley behind her house, according to a 911 transcript.
Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson is the most followed NFL rookie on Twitter.
Doctors diagnosed Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., with a brain tumor during a scheduled eye procedure this week, his office announced Wednesday.
The Republican bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act will result in an extra 32 million more uninsured people and higher premiums, according to a CBO analysis.
Spanish police said they recovered three paintings by artist Francis Bacon that were stolen from a private residence in Madrid in 2015.
As the heart of Seattle's offseason wound down in June, the Seattle Seahawks tried to put Band-Aids over any lingering issues.
Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Dante Fowler Jr. was arrested in St. Petersburg, Fla., on Tuesday night on charges of simple battery and mischief.
Mitchell Trubisky, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, signed a four-year contract with the Chicago Bears on Wednesday.
The death of former Buffalo Bills wide receiver James Hardy has been ruled a suicide in Indiana.
Los Angeles Chargers first-round pick Mike Williams reportedly may need back surgery that would end his rookie season.
The Dallas Police Department has suspended its investigation of an alleged assault involving Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott.
Chicago Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant left Wednesday's game against the Atlanta Braves in the first inning after spraining the little finger on his left hand.
Donald Trump Jr., Paul Manafort and Jared Kushner are scheduled to testify before the Senate about alleged Russian election meddling.
Free agent tight end Gary Barnidge will visit the Jacksonville Jaguars next week.
Cleveland Cavaliers superstar Kyrie Irving joined New York Knicks star Carmelo Anthony recently for a pickup basketball game in Los Angeles.
Investigators in Illinois identified the remains of one of the seven unnamed victims of serial killer John Wayne Gacy, the Cook County Sheriff's Office said.
Terrorism attacks are on the decline globally for the second year in a row, the State Department said in a report issued Wednesday.
New research suggests changes to a common set of genes underly hyper-social behavior among dogs and humans.
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     Senate Republicans still at impasse after late-night health care meeting - Politico
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Australian Killed by Minneapolis Officer Called 911 TwiceAsked whether there was an emergency, Justine Damond told 911: "Hi, I just reported one, but no one's here and was wondering if they got the address wrong."
Questions Surround Foreign Teen Found After ISIS Defeat in MosulOfficials are working to establish whether the young woman a 16-year-old German girl who was under investigation for supporting ISIS.
Venezuela Could Go Way of Cuba, U.S. Lawmakers SayLawmakers critical of Venezuela's government have compared it to Cuba and its late dictator, Fidel Castro.
Trump-Putin Meeting Raises Red Flags for National Security ExpertsExperts are concerned the conversation wasn't translated properly and sent the wrong message to other world leaders.
BBC's List of Highest-Paid Stars Reveals Lack of DiversityA report disclosing the salaries of top BBC talent stirred controversy when it revealed a massive gender pay gap and lack of minority presence in top ranks.
Terrorist Attacks Declined Worldwide for Second YearTerrorist attacks worldwide have dropped by nine percent and deaths caused by those attacks are down 13 percent since last year, a new report says.
Singapore Annuls Marriage After Spouse's Sex-Reassignment SurgerySingapore's Registry of Marriages declared the couple's marriage void, saying the "law does not recognize a marriage where both parties are of the same sex."
Why Did North Korean Defector in Haunting Video Return?The resurgence of Lim Ji-hyeon in North Korea has baffled South Korea officials who said on Wednesday they are investigating how she wound up back there.
Lawmakers float idea of U.S. 'residency' for sick British boy Charlie GardTwo members of Congress have offered distant hope to the family of terminally ill baby Charlie Gard by saying a committee had voted to give him U.S. residence.
White House Concerned by Chechen Leader's Anti-Gay RemarksChechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov referred to gay men as "devils" and "subhuman" and suggested any gay people in his Russian republic should be shipped to Canada.
Swiss Couple Missing for 75 Years Found in Melting GlacierMarcelin and Francine Dumoulin, the parents of seven children, had gone to milk their cows in a meadow above Chandolin in the Valais canton on August 15, 1942.
MH370 Search Data Reveals Deep Sea SecretsData gathered in the hunt for MH370 has been published by investigators, giving scientists an insight into the remote and previously unexplored ocean floor.
Hackers Hit Power Firms During U.K. Election: ReportBritain's electronic spy agency, GCHQ, reportedly believes energy companies were targeted by state-sponsored hackers during last month's general election.
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Citing Recusal, Trump Says He Wouldn’t Have Hired SessionsThe president also said in an interview that Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, would cross a red line if he delved into Trump family finances unrelated to Russia.
Trump on Sessions’s Recusal From Russia Investigation: ‘Very Unfair’In edited audio excerpts from an interview with New York Times reporters, President Trump discussed Jeff Sessions, Donald Trump Jr., Robert S. Mueller III and the newly disclosed conversation he had with Vladimir V. Putin. Excerpts From The Times’s Interview With TrumpPresident Trump discussed a range of issues, including the Russia investigation, with three New York Times reporters in the Oval Office. Big German Bank, Key to Trump’s Finances, Faces New ScrutinyRegulators are reviewing loans from Deutsche Bank, which is also expecting to have to share information with the authorities investigating campaign ties to Russia.
Trump Demands That Senators Find a Way to Replace ObamacareA day after he seemed to give up his legislative push, President Trump summoned Republican senators to tell them not to leave Washington until they repeal and replace Obamacare.
Supreme Court, Republican Party, Poland: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingAsia and Australia Edition: Australia, Apple, Minnesota: Your Thursday BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: Hidden Gems of CaliforniaWednesday: Readers recommend their favorite places, the Republican case for cap and trade, and the lowrider as high art in Los Angeles.
Manafort Was in Debt to Pro-Russia Interests, Cyprus Records ShowBusiness records from the secretive tax haven of Cyprus suggest that Paul J. Manafort owed millions to pro-Russia interests before joining Donald J. Trump’s campaign.
Trump Election Commission, Already Under Fire, Holds First MeetingThe Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity begins public life facing questions about its impartiality, its agenda and even its reason for being.
Trump Refugee Restrictions Allowed for Now; Ban on Grandparents Is RejectedThe Supreme Court on Wednesday gave the White House a mixed ruling as challenges to the travel ban make their way through the courts.
White House Scaling Back Goals for Business Tax CutsThe proposed tax rate for businesses is now said to be around 20 percent, rather than the 15 percent rate the administration said it wanted.
China Showers Myanmar With Attention, as Trump Looks ElsewhereMyanmar’s opening had been considered an American victory, but Beijing is bringing it into its fold with money and diplomacy.
Uruguay’s Marijuana Law Turns Pharmacists Into DealersUruguay is now the first country to fully legalize marijuana for recreational use. Supporters of the move say it could be a model for the region.
Somalis in Minneapolis Shocked and Saddened by Police ShootingSomalis in his precinct welcomed Officer Mohamed Noor last year, but they’re now grappling with his having fatally shot an Australian woman who had called 911.
State of the Art: How Y2K Offers a Lesson for Fighting Climate ChangeSome remember the computing scare as a bad joke. But the collective, worldwide effort to prevent calamity could be a model for handling global warming.
Books of The Times: Hunted at the Zoo in ‘Fierce Kingdom’When a mundane setting turns lethal, a mother and her 4-year-old son find themselves becoming prey in Gin Phillips’s new thriller.
Ukraine Summer Camp: Learning to FightWitness a Ukrainian military summer camp for children outside of Kiev. As the conflict between Ukraine and Russian-backed separatists continues, they are encouraged to prepare to defend their country. Trump Ends Covert Aid to Syrian Rebels Trying to Topple AssadThe decision amounted to a recognition that the effort was failing and that the administration has given up hope of forcing the Syrian leader from power.
Justice Dept. Revives Criticized Policy Allowing Assets to Be SeizedThe practice allows state and local authorities to use federal law to take cash, cars and other property from people suspected of crimes, but not charged.
Dozens Found Guilty in Thailand in Human-Trafficking CaseThe defendants, including a high-ranking Thai Army officer, were convicted of organizing a human-trafficking ring that enslaved hundreds of people.
Readers Ask Why a Surname Is Too Personal, but Snapshots Are Just FineA personal story of an ex-husband who died of an overdose stated that his surname was withheld to protect the children’s privacy. Readers ask why family photographs don’t undermine that.
In Poland, an Assault on the Courts Provokes OutragePolish leaders want to put courts under political control, prompting protests from the opposition, the European Union and three former Polish presidents.
‘Where Is the Money?’ Ask Grenfell Tower Victims Still Awaiting DonationsOnly about $1 million of some $26 million in donations raised for residents affected by the London tower fire has been distributed, reports say.
Video Appears to Show Baltimore Police Officer Planting DrugsDrug charges were dropped and an officer was suspended after Maryland’s Office of the Public Defender released video from a police body camera. Was That Racist?Three Times journalists reflect on recent personal experiences in which they perceived that their race played the defining role.
John Wayne Gacy Victim Is Identified After Four DecadesJames Byron Haakenson was one of 33 teenage boys and young men killed by Mr. Gacy in the 1970s. The identities of six victims remain unknown.
France’s Top General Resigns in Dispute Over Military SpendingGen. Pierre de Villiers stepped down after his criticism of President Emmanuel Macron’s plan to cut military spending was leaked to the news media.
Do You Talk During ‘Game of Thrones’?Some people require silence during their favorite shows. Some prefer running commentary. We’re looking to gather a range of opinions.
Modigliani Exhibit Closes Early Amid Allegations of FakesItalian prosecutors doubt the authenticity of 21 works attributed to Amedeo Modigliani in an exhibit at the Palazzo Ducale in Genoa.
Auction of Intimate Madonna Memorabilia Is Halted by JudgeThe singer filed in court on Tuesday to stop the sale of handwritten letters and a pair of her worn underwear.
As Indonesia Targets Islamist Hard-Liners, Even Rights Groups ObjectWhile some pluralists hailed the ban on Hizbut Tahrir, which calls for a global caliphate and organized mass rallies last year, critics called it overreaching.
Saudi Arabia Releases Woman Arrested for Wearing Skirt in PublicThe Saudi police have released a woman who was arrested after a viral video emerged showing her in public in clothing that the conservative country considers immodest.
Reporter’s Notebook: Dodging Chinese Police in Kashgar, a Silk Road Oasis TownOn a final reporting trip, The Times’s Beijing bureau chief returned to a city on China’s western edge, home to a mostly Sunni Muslim population.
Art Review: Richard Gerstl, Speeding Through Life, With SparksThe first American museum retrospective of the least-known — and maybe the best — of the Viennese modernists, who briefly painted like no one else.
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