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Cleveland Browns ride rookie DeShone Kizer to win over New Orleans Saints Rookie quarterback DeShone Kizer threw a 45-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Payton on fourth-and-2 with 1:52 to play Friday night to lead the Cleveland Browns past the visiting New Orleans Saints 20-14 in the preseason opener for both teams.      Mitchell Trubisky gives strong showing, as Chicago Bears fall to Denver Broncos The Denver Broncos' quarterback battle will continue, while the Chicago Bears may have a quarterback controversy starting in earnest.   Jacksonville Jaguars deal Tom Brady-less New Patriots defeat With quarterback Tom Brady and the bulk of the New England Patriots' projected starters watching from the sideline, the defending Super Bowl champions opened the preseason Thursday night with a 31-24 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in Foxborough, Mass.   Baltimore Ravens blast Washington Redskins Undrafted rookie Tim White made a 33-yard touchdown reception, and the Baltimore Ravens shut down the Washington Redskins 23-3 in the preseason opener for both teams Thursday night.   Miami Dolphins ride David Fales to rally past Atlanta Falcons Miami quarterback David Fales threw two touchdown passes, including a 99-yard hookup with Damore'ea Stringfellow in the fourth quarter, rallying the Dolphins past the Atlanta Falcons 23-20 on Thursday in the preseason opener for a pair of playoff teams from last season at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Fla.   Beijing slams U.S. 'freedom of navigation' exercises in South China Sea China scolded the United States after the USS John S. McCain sailed near disputed reefs in the South China Sea on Thursday.   New York Mets hit four homers, pummel Philadelphia Phillies PHILADELPHIA -- A trip to Citizens Bank Park was just what the slumping New York Mets needed.   Disney sued for collecting private information from children via game apps A class action lawsuit has been filed against Disney and three software companies for allegedly collecting personal information about children playing games on Disney apps.   Tampa Bay Rays slug way by Cleveland Indians ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Rays outfielder Corey Dickerson broke out of an 0-for-21 slump with a three-run home run with two outs in the bottom of the eighth, propelling Tampa Bay to a 4-1 win over the Cleveland Indians to open a four-game series at Tropicana Field.   Washington Nationals scoot past Miami Marlins WASHINGTON -- The depth of the Washington Nationals organization, especially in the outfield, was on display Thursday night.   Minnesota Vikings ride backup QBs to win over Buffalo Bills Backup quarterbacks Case Keenum and Taylor Heinicke led third-quarter touchdown drives to lift the Minnesota Vikings to a 17-10 victory over the Buffalo Bills in the preseason opener for both teams on Thursday night in Orchard Park, N.Y.   Arizona Cardinals: Robert Nkemdiche's confidence soaring GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Cardinals' first-string units will make their preseason debuts Saturday night when Arizona hosts the Oakland Raiders, and there will be at least one player making his initial appearance as a starter.   New York City to raise minimum price of cigarettes to $13 a pack The New York City Council voted this week to raise the minimum price of a pack of cigarettes to $13 and banned their sales in pharmacies.   Bus crash kills 36 on China expressway An expressway accident in China has killed at least 36 people and injured 13 Friday morning, according to Chinese media reports.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jude Adjei-Barimah likely out for season Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Jude Adjei-Barimah suffered a patellar fracture in his right knee and will require surgery that will probably end his season.   Pittsburgh Pirates: Josh Bell rises in win over Detroit Tigers DETROIT -- Josh Bell never showed much power in the minor leagues. So when Pittsburgh Pirates manager Clint Hurdle moved Bell to the cleanup spot this season, more than a few eyebrows were raised.   College football notebook: Can Wisconsin withstand loss of Jack Cichy? Wisconsin suffered a significant loss this week when senior linebacker Jack Cichy suffered a torn ACL in practice, but the Badgers are equipped to handle a setback at middle linebacker.   Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski to undergo knee replacement surgery Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski will undergo total right knee replacement surgery this weekend, the school announced Thursday.   Toronto Blue Jays: Taylor Cole placed on DL TORONTO -- Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Taylor Cole was put on the 10-day disabled list Thursday after suffering a broken right toe when he was hit by a comebacker during his major-league debut against the New York Yankees on Wednesday night.   NBA notebook: Chris Paul, Houston Rockets get champs in opener The highly anticipated debuts of Chris Paul with the Houston Rockets and Gordon Hayward with the Boston Celtics will highlight the opening night of the NBA season, the league announced Thursday.   Rogers Cup: Top-ranked Karolina Pliskova breezes All the favorites breezed to victory during the early session of Thursday's WTA Rogers Cup action in Toronto.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Doubles Down on Threats Against North Korea as Nuclear Tensions EscalateThe president said that perhaps his earlier “fire and fury” comment was not strong enough, though he did say he was open to negotiations with the North Koreans. Meet Kim Jong-un, a Moody Young Man With a Nuclear ArsenalOnce dismissed as a figurehead, North Korea’s young leader has used purges and crafty moves to exert firm control over his country and its expanding nuclear arsenal.
Kim Jong-un’s Approach: Missiles, Purges, PropagandaOnce dismissed as a figurehead, Kim Jong-un, at only 33, is emerging as a powerful leader and a nuclear threat. A Timely Guide to the North Korea CrisisNorth Korea, long a source of global tension, overtook the news this week when President Trump threatened “fire and fury like the world has never seen.”
Trump, North Korea, Mitch McConnell: Your Thursday Evening BriefingDeepening Rift, Trump Won’t Say if Mitch McConnell Should Step DownMr. Trump has trained his fire on Mr. McConnell, the Senate majority leader, for days, venting on Twitter about the Senate’s inability to pass a health care bill.
On Washington: Trump’s Twitter Fury at McConnell Risks Alienating a Key AllyPresident Trump has turned his Twitter fire on the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, but he desperately needs Mr. McConnell to pass his agenda.
Trump Plans to Declare Opioid Epidemic a National EmergencyThe declaration would help direct more financial resources and attention to the drug problem in communities across the country.
Trump Praises Putin Instead of Critiquing Cuts to U.S. Embassy StaffThe president’s comments were in keeping with his practice of not criticizing the Russian leader. Trump Says He Has Not Considered Firing Mueller, Contradicting HimselfThe president has privately told friends that he has weighed whether to dismiss Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel.
Trump Says Transgender Ban Is a ‘Great Favor’ for the MilitaryThe Pentagon has made no move to expel personnel since the commander in chief tweeted the policy two weeks ago.
Seeing Hope for Flagging Economy, West Virginia Revamps Vocational TrackNearly two in five high school students now take vocational classes, including simulated workplaces designed to prepare them for good-paying jobs.
Questions Emerge Over What Wisconsin Must Give for Foxconn PlantCritics raise doubts over state subsidies and loosened environmental rules for the plant, but Gov. Scott Walker says thousands of new jobs outweigh the costs.
Jeffrey Lord, Trump Defender on CNN, Is Fired for Using Nazi SloganMr. Lord, a CNN contributor and stalwart Trump loyalist, was abruptly fired after posting “Sieg Heil” on Twitter in a heated exchange with the president of a media watchdog site.
New York Times Editorial Writer Must Testify in Sarah Palin LawsuitA federal judge ruled that for him to decide on a motion filed by the The Times seeking the dismissal of a defamation suit filed by Ms. Palin, the writer must appear under oath.
Snap Stumbles Through Another Disappointing QuarterThe company did little to ease concerns about its future, posting financial results that missed Wall Street expectations.
Uber Investor Sues Travis Kalanick for FraudBenchmark, the venture capital firm that is one of Uber’s biggest investors, sued Mr. Kalanick in an attempt to remove him from the ride-hailing company’s board.
36 Hours in GranadaLose yourself in Granada and let your eyes and taste buds feast on the Moorish architecture, the Alhambra fortress and the tapas. Can the Abortion Pill Be Reversed?Through two women’s stories of unplanned pregnancy, we look at an unproven treatment to stop a medication abortion after it’s begun. Gene Editing Spurs Hope for Transplanting Pig Organs Into HumansGeneticists have created piglets free of retroviruses, an important step toward creating a new supply of organs for transplant patients.
Israel’s Getting a New Wall, This One With a TwistThe military is building an underground barrier around the Gaza Strip, designed to cut off tunnels beneath the Israeli border and thwart Hamas.
Review: Michael Moore, Bragging on Broadway, in ‘The Terms of My Surrender’The impish provocateur makes his Broadway debut in a show that’s less post-traumatic Trump therapy than self-aggrandizing autobiography.
Michael Moore Hits the Stage, Then Hits TrumpThe director Michael Moore talks about his one-man show, “The Terms of My Surrender,” which opened on Broadway on Aug. 10. It focuses on the Trump presidency and activism. Public Health: Obamacare Premiums Are Set to Rise. Thank Policy Uncertainty.Preliminary rate requests from insurance companies in 21 cities show big increases linked to their fears about Trump administration actions.
Common Sense: As Boeing Goes, So Goes the Stock MarketThe venerable aircraft maker is the Dow’s top performer this year, buoyed by its own execution and forces beyond its control.
On Golf: With Michael Phelps Watching, Jordan Spieth Struggles at P.G.A. ChampionshipTrying to complete a career grand slam, Spieth shot a one-over 72 on Thursday. Thorbjorn Olesen and Kevin Kisner have the lead at four under.
Walmart Apologizes for Sign Advertising Guns as Back-to-School ItemA photo that was shared widely online shows a sign above a glass case filled with firearms; it tells customers to “own the school year like a hero.”
Taylor Swift Says Man Groped Her in ‘Devious and Sneaky Act’The singer is being sued by David Mueller, a radio host who said she had falsely accused him of the act, which is said to have taken place in 2013.
Arlene Gottfried, Photographer Who Found the Extraordinary in the Ordinary, Dies at 66She roamed the streets of New York, camera in hand, finding opportunity at every corner.
Art Review: Glenn Ligon Rethinks the Color Line in the Show ‘Blue Black’The exhibition, at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation in St. Louis, draws together artists who put race on a spectrum of meanings that runs from polemical to personal and poetic.
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