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James Paxton pitches Seattle Mariners past Kansas City Royals KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Jarrod Dyson drove in the go-ahead run in a three-run seventh and James Paxton picked up his seventh victory in as many starts as the Seattle Mariners topped the Kansas City Royals 5-2 on Friday night.      Houston Astros: Yuli Gurriel sparks rout of Toronto Blue Jays HOUSTON -- Yuli Gurriel reached base in all five plate appearances, Tyler White produced four hits and his second career multi-homer game and the Houston Astros bludgeoned the Toronto Blue Jays 16-7 on Friday night at Minute Maid Park.   Los Angeles Doodgers: Yu Darvish dazzles in debut NEW YORK -- Yu Darvish threw seven scoreless innings in his first start for Los Angeles and Chase Utley continued to torment the New York Mets by hitting a two-run homer in the seventh inning of the Dodgers' 6-0 win on Friday at Citi Field.   Bridgestone Invitational: Jimmy Walker seizes lead Jimmy Walker is moving on up the leaderboard all the way to the top at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational after Friday's second round in Akron, Ohio.   Minnesota Twins: Brian Dozier, Bartolo Colon lead win over Texas Rangers MINNEAPOLIS -- Brian Dozier homered twice, Robbie Grossman added a three-run blast and Bartolo Colon had his first complete game since Sept. 5, 2015, as the Minnesota Twins beat the Texas Rangers 8-4 on Friday.   Milwaukee Brewers: Orlando Arcia scores twice to top Tampa Bay Rays ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Orlando Arcia, hitting ninth in the batting order, had a triple and home run, scoring the only runs in the Milwaukee Brewers' 2-0 win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday night at Tropicana Field.   Detroit Tigers: Justin Upton grand slam dooms Baltimore Orioles BALTIMORE -- Justin Upton hit a grand slam off Mychal Givens in the top of the eighth inning, and Justin Verlander gave Detroit seven solid innings as the Tigers rallied for a 5-2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Friday night.   Heat forces top-seeded Simona Halep to retire at Citi Open Top-seeded Simona Halep was forced to retire due to heat exhaustion while losing her quarterfinal match against Ekaterina Makarova at the Citi Open on Friday at Washington.   Cleveland Indians hammer mistake-prone New York Yankees CLEVELAND -- Trevor Bauer pitched seven strong innings and the New York Yankees' shoddy defense proved costly for the second consecutive night as the Cleveland Indians rolled to a 7-2 win Friday night at Progressive Field.   Sernior PGA: Kenny Perry claims share of lead in Minnesota Kenny Perry put his best foot forward on Friday in his bid to win his third 3M Championship.   NBA notebook: Los Angeles Clippers coach Doc Rivers stripped of front-office duties Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer announced Friday that Doc Rivers will no longer be the team's president of basketball operations, allowing him to concentrate on his primary coaching duties.   NASCAR notebook: Joey Logano eyes favorable schedulePittsburgh Steelers reward Mike Tomlin with contract extension The Pittsburgh Steelers extended the contract of coach Mike Tomlin through the 2020 season, the team announced on Friday.   'Mr. Robot' releases first trailer for Season 3 USA Network on Friday revealed its first look at Season 3 of "Mr. Robot" after a daylong, mysterious social media campaign.   North Korea: Repatriated women defectors are not punished A total of 6,452 North Korean women were repatriated to their country of origin from 2005-16..   Venezuela swears in controversial constituent assembly Venezuela swore in 545 delegates to its new constituent assembly, a body of lawmakers that has the power to rewrite the Constitution.   Despite massive female votes, no female minister in Iran's new Cabinet Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, who will be sworn in Sunday, is being pressured by women's advocacy groups to add female leaders to his roster of ministers.   U.S. formally announces intent to withdraw from Paris Agreement The State Department on Friday gave the United Nations notice of the United States' intent to withdraw from the Paris climate change agreement.   Miami Dolphins reach out to 'retired' quarterback Jay Cutler Veteran quarterback Jay Cutler is reportedly willing to put his retirement on hold to join Adam Gase's Miami Dolphins.   Wells Fargo settles veterans loans lawsuit for $108M Wells Fargo agreed to pay the U.S. government $108 million to settle a lawsuit that it overcharged veterans under a federal mortgage-refinancing program.   Generali Open: Philipp Kohlschreiber advances to another final Philipp Kohlschreiber is in position to earn his second Generali Open title in three years after ousting second-seeded Fabio Fognini 7-5, 6-3 in Friday's semifinal match at Kitzbuhel, Austria.   Poor sleep habits increase risk for obesity, study says Something else to fret over as you lie awake at night: Poor sleep may increase the risk of being overweight and obese, a new study contends.   New England Patriots: Tom Brady declines to confirm he suffered concussion in 2016 New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady neither confirmed nor denied whether he sustained a concussion during the 2016 season while answering questions from reporters Friday for the first time since the day after Super Bowl LI.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Pentagon Asks White House to Give Lethal Weapons to UkraineThe package would include Javelin missiles, which are capable of killing Russian tanks.
  U.S. Officially Tells U.N. It Wants out of Paris Climate DealThe U.S. announced it intends to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement as soon as eligible. It is not eligible to withdraw for years.
N.C. Woman Released in Honduras After Cocaine AllegationHonduran police have released a North Carolina woman who was jailed for five days after authorities there accused her of transporting cocaine.
Blackwater Guard's Conviction in Iraq Massacre OverturnedThree former Blackwater colleagues who were convicted in the same incident — each earning 30 years — will also be resentenced by an order of the court.
17 Missing After Diamond Mine Floods in SiberiaThe mine's owner, the state-controlled Alrosa company, said in a statement the mine flooded after water burst from the quarry.
'Our Doors Are Always Open': North Korea Hits Out at U.S. Travel BanNorth Korea has criticized a U.S. government decision which makes it the only country to which U.S. citizens are banned from traveling.
ISIS Commander Directed Plot to Bomb Passenger Plane, Police SayHigh-grade military explosives used to build the bomb were sent by air cargo from Turkey as part of a sophisticated plot "inspired and directed" by ISIS.
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Mueller Seeks White House Documents on FlynnInvestigators have also questioned witnesses about whether Michael T. Flynn was secretly paid by the Turkish government in the final months of the 2016 presidential campaign.
Leak Investigations Triple Under Trump, Sessions SaysThe attorney general vowed to bring criminal charges against those found to have given classified information to the news media. Jeff Sessions: ‘This Culture of Leaking Must Stop’Attorney General Jeff Sessions said the administration was increasing its effort to end intelligence leaks. With Few Wins in Congress, Republicans Agree on Need to AgreeRepublicans have struggled to unite to pass sweeping legislation or do much else this year — including giving President Trump strong party backing.
Trump Defends McMaster as Conservatives Seek His DismissalNationalist wing of the president’s political coalition unleashes a relentless attack on the national security adviser. “He is a good man,” Trump replies.
With Trump on Vacation, a Sprucing Up for the West WingA $3.4 million White House renovation will include a new air conditioning and heating system, new cables and wires, fresh paint and new carpets.
Martin Shkreli Is Found Guilty of FraudThe brash Mr. Shkreli, best known for increasing the price of a drug to $750 from $13.50 a pill overnight, was convicted by a federal jury in Brooklyn.
In Blackwater Case, Court Rejects a Murder Conviction and Voids 3 SentencesA federal appeals court tossed out sentences and a verdict stemming from a shooting in Baghdad in 2007 that left 31 Iraqi civilians dead or wounded.
Opioid Users Are Filling Jails. Why Don’t Jails Treat Them?Getting methadone in jail gave a Connecticut heroin user a firmer foothold in recovery. But fewer than 1 percent of jails and prisons allow it.
19th-Century Diary Suggests Slaves Are Buried in Brooklyn LotA Gowanus farmer’s writings from 1828 to 1830 describe burying them on property that includes the proposed site of a prekindergarten.
Jobs, Factories and Stocks Provide Economic Lift for TrumpA payroll gain of 209,000 coincided with new auto investment and a stock market record, prompting the president to proclaim, “I have only just begun.”
‘We celebrate life, not death, here in Tecomán’: Mexico’s Deadliest Town. Mexico’s Deadliest Year.Tecomán is a coastal town in Colima, where Mexicans once went to escape drug violence. Now it’s an emblem of the country’s soaring murder rate.
The Secret Life of the City BananaMillions of bananas arrive every week in New York City. It takes a lot to get them from the boat to the bodega.
Now at Saks: Salt Rooms, a Bootcamp and a Peek at Retail’s FutureAs department stores try to lure back their customers, Saks Fifth Avenue has unveiled an assortment of wellness offerings at its flagship store in Manhattan.
Jump In! Double Dutch is BackAfter a three-decade hiatus, the Double Dutch Summer Classic tournament returned to Lincoln Center to celebrate the history, diversity and evolution of the game. Venezuela’s New Leaders Begin Their March Toward Total ControlThe country’s newly installed constituent assembly plans to rewrite Venezuela’s Constitution and consolidate the power of President Nicolás Maduro and his allies.
Wells Fargo May Have Found More Fake Accounts Created by EmployeesThe bank has expanded its investigation into fraudulent accounts, and the total could rise from the 2.1 million that it previously estimated.
North Korea Could Lose $1 Billion in Exports Under U.N. MeasureA Security Council diplomat said an American-drafted resolution would be an “extremely impactful” response to North Korea’s missile and nuclear tests. U.S. to Join Climate Talks Despite Planned Withdrawal From Paris AccordThe White House notified the United Nations on Friday that it intends to withdraw from the Paris agreement, but the United States still plans take part in climate negotiations later this year.
Psychic Saw a New Home in Her Future, Before Crossing Paths With PoliceThe “Greenwich Psychic,” never publicity shy, was arrested in New York in what the police say was an illegal attempt to rent a $6,050 SoHo apartment.
Nebraska State Trooper Files Lawsuit Alleging Sexual MisconductThe lawsuit claimed that a doctor working for the State Patrol instructed a job candidate to expose her genitalia during a physical exam.
Outer Banks Businesses Tally Their Losses After Power Is RestoredA weeklong power failure on Hatteras and Ocracoke Islands in North Carolina cost businesses millions of dollars, officials estimated.
Trilobites: Cleaning a Dirty Sponge Only Helps Its Worst Bacteria, Study SaysResearchers found that microwaving, boiling or throwing used sponges in the dishwasher encouraged the proliferation of its strongest microbes.
Charges Against Charles Oakley Set to Be DroppedOakley, a former Knick, will have to stay away from Madison Square Garden for a year.
Look Who’s Still Talking the Most in Movies: White MenA study found that portrayals of women and minorities reinforce stereotypes, and female characters tend to be less central to movie plots.
Behind the Poster: Here’s the New ‘Frozen’ Musical Poster (and Seven That Didn’t Make the Cut)A Word With: Woody Harrelson’s Real Life Is Weirder than FictionThe actor, now starring in “The Glass Castle,” talks about life on Maui, fighting in taxis and playing an ape-battling colonel.
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