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The USS John McCain, a destroyer warship equipped with guided missiles, collided with an oil tanker off the coast of Singapore. 
Famed Hollywood producer Joel Silver has been sued for the 2015 drowning death of his assistant during a star-studded party at an exclusive resort in Bora Bora. 
The majority of Americans oppose U.S. military threats against North Korea, according to a new poll. 
The Washington Redskins activated tight end Jordan Reed off the active/physically unable to perform list on Sunday. 
With summertime 19-0 talk still bubbling throughout fans and media alike, the New England Patriots have opened preseason action with consecutive losses. 
On the heels of solid starts from rotation mates Sean Manaea and Kendall Graveman, Oakland right-hander Jharel Cotton did something Sunday. 
The Los Angeles Angels are peaking at the right time. 
Rookie Sean Newcomb took another stride forward in establishing himself as a major league starting pitcher on Sunday. 
How much information is too much information for Miami Marlins left-hander Adam Conley? Anything about his success against the New York Mets and at Citi Field. 
Robert Palmer Watkins says he is leaving "General Hospital," but it wasn't his choice to do so. 
If there was one specific time that Team USA really needed its veteran players to come through in the powder keg of pressure that is the Solheim Cup, it was in Sunday's singles matches. 
Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid threw down the gauntlet heading into the team's second preseason game at Cincinnati. 
The Los Angeles Dodgers got a reminder of what playoff baseball intensity is like Sunday from Justin Verlander. 
Kevin Kiermaier and Adeiny Hechavarria provided a rare display of power and that would be all left-hander Blake Snell needed to snap the Tampa Bay Rays' four-game losing streak. 
Preseason statistics generally aren't very relevant. 
The NBA is investigating the Los Angeles Lakers for alleged tampering involving Paul George after the Indiana Pacers filed a formal complaint. 
The Jacksonville Jaguars signed veteran running back DuJuan Harris on Sunday to add depth at the position. 
The Buffalo Bills signed tight end Rory Anderson and safety Adrian McDonald. 
Los Angeles Dodgers ace left-hander Clayton Kershaw will throw a three-inning, 45-pitch simulated game in Pittsburgh on Monday. 
The Miami Heat signed former Boston Celtics forward Jordan Mickey on Sunday. 
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Spain Terror Driver May Have Fled to France, Police SayThe driver of the van that rammed into crowds on Barcelona's La Rambla, killing 13 people, may have crossed into France, Spanish police said Sunday.
     Wife of Man Killed in Spain Attack Lost 'Love of My Life'California residents, Heidi Nunes-Tucker, 40, and Jared Tucker, 42, were celebrating their first wedding anniversary when they decided to visit a friend in Barcelona.
Mother of Spain Terror Suspect Says 'Go to the Police'The mother of Younes Abouyaaqoub, 22, said she doesn't want others to be killed.
Attacks Throw Spotlight on Spain's Muslim 'Parallel Societies'Streets away from the deadly Barcelona attack, feelings are running high among Muslims in the El Raval neighborhood amid concerns over extremism in Catalonia.
Trump to Address Nation on 'Path Forward' in Afghanistan on Monday NightThe speech comes after a lengthy strategy review in which White House and Pentagon officials mulled a more aggressive role for the American military in Afghanistan.
Researchers Find WWII-Era USS Indianapolis WreckResearchers say they located the wreck of the USS Indianapolis, the World War II heavy cruiser that played a critical role in the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.
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Trump Settles on Afghan Strategy Expected to Raise Troop LevelsPresident Trump will offer “a path forward for America’s engagement in Afghanistan and South Asia” in a speech on Monday that is likely to include increasing the American military presence there.
Afghan Forces Are Praised, Despite Still Relying Heavily on U.S. HelpEven as leaders commended the performance of the country’s commandos, there is worry Afghanistan’s security forces cannot defend the country on their own.
Bannon Was Set for a Graceful Exit. Then Came Charlottesville.What was supposed to be an amicable departure for the president’s chief strategist became a messy exit after public furor over the president’s response to a race-fueled melee.
Mediator: Bannon Ready for #War With a Long List of TargetsCalling himself “Bannon the Barbarian,” the president’s former strategy adviser says he’s ready to “crush” his foes inside and outside the White House.
News Analysis: Talk of ‘Preventive War’ Rises in White House Over North KoreaIn a departure from their predecessors, some in the Trump administration have surmised that Cold War-style containment will not work and that a military option is available.
Steven Mnuchin Defends Trump’s Reaction to Charlottesville ViolenceThe statement from the Treasury secretary, who is Jewish, was perhaps the most vociferous defense of the president from within his administration.
White House Bracing for an Angry Reception in PhoenixRumors of a pardon for a former sheriff, Joe Arpaio, could deepen racial wounds exposed by the president’s comments on Charlottesville, Va.
The Red Cap Aside, Trump Souvenirs Are a Hard SellThe president’s brand is no winner in Washington gift shops. But first ladies do better anyway. “They don’t make public policy, and they’re easier to like.”
A Hmong Rice Farmer in TransitionSapa in northwest Vietnam is a place of rice terrace farming. Hear from Mái, a Hmong rice farmer, on how the changing climate is affecting the rice harvest. Red Sox 5, Yankees 1: Yankees Fall to Red Sox as Aaron Judge’s Struggles ContinueJudge, who went 0-4, extended a major league record by striking out for the 37th game in a row, while Yankees starter Sonny Gray failed to record any strikeouts in five innings of work.
Iraqi Forces Start Offensive to Retake Tal Afar From ISISTal Afar is one of the last big cities in Iraq still under control of extremists.
Jerry Lewis, Mercurial Comedian and Filmmaker, Dies at 91Mr. Lewis rose to fame as Dean Martin’s comedy partner but went on to a major solo career with films like “The Bellboy” and “The Nutty Professor.”
An Appraisal: For Jerry Lewis, Few Statuettes but Lots of InfluenceThe comic and filmmaker, who died Sunday, may not have collected many showbiz laurels, but his work shaped the comedians who came along after him.
Dick Gregory, 84, Dies; Found Humor in the Civil Rights StruggleA black satirist who gave white audiences a deeper feel for the nation’s shameful racial history, Mr. Gregory was a national sensation in the early 1960s.
Before a Solar Eclipse Crosses 14 States, a Great American Road TripTraffic and a run on Moon Pies were anticipated in some places as Americans prepared for Monday’s eclipse, the first to move coast to coast in nearly a century.
As Spain Mourns, Hunt Intensifies for Van Driver in Barcelona AttackTop police officials said that none of the 12 members of a cell behind the attacks had previous links to terrorism.
Young Voices on a Targeted Island: ‘Very Lucky to Be From Guam’While Guam’s fate may be decided by distant world leaders, its future lies in much younger, more local hands. Here’s what some of them have to say.
A Word With: Leslie Jones of ‘S.N.L.’: ‘I Just Like to Bring the Funny’Ms. Jones does not play any recurring political characters on “Saturday Night Live.” That didn’t stop her from receiving an Emmy nomination.
More Charities Cancel Fund-Raisers at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago ClubAn expanding number of organizations that had planned to hold galas at the president’s Florida resort are deciding to raise money elsewhere.
‘Hitman’s Bodyguard’ is No. 1, as ‘Logan Lucky’ DisappointsWith “Logan Lucky,” Steven Soderbergh set out to prove that studios are too stuck in their marketing ways. His experiment fizzled, but he vowed to try again.
Grace Mugabe Is Back in Zimbabwe, Trailed by Assault AccusationsThe South African government said it had granted diplomatic immunity to Zimbabwe’s first lady, who was accused of beating up a model in a luxury hotel.
When Self-Criticism Was an Order, These Portraits Were Revolutionary“Cultural Revolution Selfies,” a new book by Wang Qiuhang, includes subversive images, taken during China’s Cultural Revolution, of the photographer himself.
The Look: Sunday Best in Harlem and BrooklynA photographer spent a couple of Sundays roaming the streets in Brooklyn and Harlem searching for finely dressed churchgoers.
Game of Thrones: ‘Game of Thrones’ Season 7, Episode 6: Seeing Is BelievingSunday’s thrilling episode was largely about the various players learning the scale of their adversaries.
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