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Cleveland Indians pummel Detroit Tigers for 10th straight win DETROIT -- Roberto Perez homered and knocked in three runs to back the six strong innings by Mike Clevinger as the Cleveland Indians completed a doubleheader sweep of the punchless Detroit Tigers with a 10-0 victory Friday and matched their season-best nine-game winning streak.      Boston Red Sox back Doug Fister with three homers to blast New York Yankees NEW YORK -- Doug Fister produced another solid start when he pitched seven innings as the Boston Red Sox hit three homers in a 4-1 victory over the New York Yankees on Friday night.   Washington overcomes slow start, jolts Rutgers PISCATAWAY, N.J. -- Washington, which entertained a lofty preseason ranking and high expectations, got off to a slow start before finally showing up in the season opener against Rutgers on Friday.   U.S. Open tennis: Venus Williams survives, advances Venus Williams became an aunt earlier Friday and then left Arthur Ashe Stadium a winner later in the day by delivering a 6-3, 6-4 victory over Maria Sakkari of Greece to advance to the fourth round of the U.S. Open in New York.   Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Martavias Bryant reinstated by NFL Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Martavis Bryant was officially reinstated by the NFL on Friday to participate in regular-season practices and games.   Michigan vs. Florida: Prediction, preview, pick to win If the game on the field is as entertaining as the mind games the two coaches are playing, fans watching Florida and Michigan are in for a treat.   North Korea defector of elite background missing, police say A North Korean defector of a relatively privileged class background may have returned to her country of origin.   Alabama vs. Florida State: Prediction, preview, pick to win - SEC football No. 1 Alabama kicks off 2017 by facing the nation's third-ranked team, Florida State   PGA Dell Technologies Championship: Dustin Johnson nabs early advantage Dustin Johnson recorded an eagle to highlight a 5-under-par 66 on Friday to seize a one-stroke lead after the opening round of the Dell Technologies Championship in Norton, Mass.   U.S. Open tennis: Marin Cilic bounced by Diego Schwartzman Diego Schwartzman posted the biggest victory of his career on Friday when he dispatched fifth-seeded Marin Cilic of Croatia to advance to the fourth round of the U.S. Open in New York.   Chicago Cubs keep rolling with shutout of Atlanta Braves CHICAGO -- Joe Maddon knows if the Chicago Cubs are going to make a push for another World Series championship, they are going to have to find a way to pull out some tight victories.   Cleveland Indians' hot streak hits eight with win over Detroit Tigers DETROIT -- Francisco Lindor poked a single up the middle through a drawn-in infield to score Jay Bruce from third base with one out in the ninth inning Friday and give the Cleveland Indians their eighth win in a row, a 3-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers in the first game of a split doubleheader.   Arizona Cardinals cut Chris Johnson The Arizona Cardinals released veteran running back Chris Johnson on Friday, according to multiple reports.   New England Patriots: Cyrus Jones tears ACL, out for year New England Patriots cornerback Cyrus Jones will miss the entire season after suffering a torn ACL and partially torn meniscus in his right knee during Thursday night's preseason game against the New York Giants.   Brock Osweiler cut by Cleveland Browns The NFL career of quarterback Brock Osweiler took another turn in the wrong direction on Friday when he was released by the Cleveland Browns, multiple media outlets reported.   NASCAR notebook: Who will be next to win in No. 24 car?Tropical Storm Lidia dumps heavy rain in Mexico The National Hurricane Center said Tropical Storm Lidia is nearing landfall and already causing tropical storm conditions on the Baja California Peninsula.   Trump to name Rep. Bridenstine as NASA administrator President Donald Trump on Friday said he intends to nominate U.S. Rep. James Bridenstine, R-Okla., to be administrator of NASA.   Hackers attempting to sell private Instagram data Hackers have exploited a security flaw on Instagram and are attempting to sell the personal data of high-profile accounts, company representatives confirmed.   Large fire, smoke erupts at Houston-area chemical plant Dangerous chemical reactions continued for a second day at the site of a flooded Houston chemical plant that lost power due to Hurricane Harvey, officials said.   Suspect at large after 2 St. Louis officers shot Authorities in St. Louis said they are searching for a suspect involved in the shooting of two police officers Friday afternoon.   UPI Horse Racing Weekend Preview Gun Runner heads the field for the Woodward at Saratoga, Kentucky Downs kicks off its iconic meeting and Breeders' Cup berths are up for grabs from Germany to New York -- all in weekend Thoroughbred racing.   Hurricane Irma turns west toward Leeward Islands Hurricane Irma is shaping up as a major hurricane -- and will get even stronger next week as it gets nearer to land, forecasters say.   Serena Williams gives birth to a daughter Serena Williams and fiance Alexis Ohanian, Reddit cofounder, have welcomed a daughter, sources at the Florida hospital where the tennis star gave birth said.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Washington Post | 'This is crazy,' sobs Utah hospital nurse as cop roughs her up, arrests her for doing her job Washington Post By all accounts, the head nurse at the University of Utah Hospital's burn unit was professional and restrained when she told a Salt Lake City police detective he wasn't allowed to draw blood from a badly injured patient. The detective didn't have a ... 'I've done nothing wrong': Utah nurse's arrest prompts police apology Video Shows Utah Nurse Handcuffed After Refusing to Draw Patient's Blood WATCH: Nurse Roughly Arrested For Following Hospital Protocol, Body Camera Shows |
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A Wine Crisis Is Gripping EuropeThe silver lining: Some experts predict the quality of the grapes, and consequently of the wine, could be higher than in previous years.
'Harry Potter' Fans Descend on Platform 9 ¾ for Special FarewellAccording to author J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter's young son Albus was whisked away on the Hogwarts Express from King's Cross station at 11 a.m. on Sept. 1, 2017.
Is Trump a Fan of 'Electric Boogaloo'? Russia Seems to Think SoRussia's top diplomat accused the U.S. of "performing a solo breakdance," adding that "it takes two to tango."
King Tut Moves Into State-of-the-Art New HomeThe treasures of the tomb of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun are being moved to a new home, a state-of-the-art facility, and NBC News was given special access to the painstaking process. NBC's Keir Simmons reports for TODAY.
In Cuba, Educators Fight for Afro-Cuban CurriculumFor about a decade, scholars have been struggling to get Afro-Cuban history into the Cuban system — in textbooks, in the classroom and in the curriculum.
L'Oreal Drops Trans Model After 'All White People' Racism PostAfter attention was called to her Facebook post on racism following the events in Charlottesville, the cosmetics corporation decided to drop Munroe Bergdorf.
Pope Francis Saw Psychoanalyst to 'Clarify Some Things'Pope Francis says that when he was 42 he had sessions weekly with a psychoanalyst to "clarify some things."
Manafort Notes From Russian Meeting Refer to Political ContributionsPaul Manafort's notes from a Trump Tower meeting with Russians include a reference to political contributions near a reference to the RNC, sources say.
U.S. Settles Lawsuit Over Trump's First Travel BanThe settlement addresses travelers who were blocked in the hours between issuance of the travel order on Jan. 27 and a judge's injunction the next day.
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Floodwaters Inundate Beaumont as Houston Assesses DamageAcross coastal Texas, millions of residents grappled with the devastating effects of storm Harvey while millions of others returned home to take in the damage.
For Vulnerable Older Adults, a Harrowing Sense of Being TrappedThousands of people were evacuated from Texas nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Many still need medicine, medical help and a return home.
Harvey in PicturesSee Harvey’s Path From a HelicopterGet a 360-degree view of the flooding and damage caused by Tropical Storm Harvey in and around Houston and Port Arthur, Tex. In Beaumont, Tex., Hopscotching for Food, Water and ShelterFor many residents of southeast Texas, the last few days have been spent on a series of roads to nowhere.
Texas, Russia, Uhuru Kenyatta: Your Friday Evening BriefingMueller Has Early Draft of Trump Letter Giving Reasons for Firing ComeyThe special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, has a copy of a letter President Trump wanted to send to James B. Comey explaining the rationale for firing him. The White House counsel blocked the president from sending it.
Trump Again Lashes Out at Comey’s Handling of Clinton InvestigationPresident Trump charged that James B. Comey had “exonerated” his opponent Hillary Clinton before completing an investigation.
Where There’s Smoke, There’s a Conspiracy Theory at a Russian ConsulateJust what the Russians had set afire at their consulate in San Francisco, a day after the State Department ordered it shuttered, remains a burning question.
Forceful Chief of Staff Grates on Trump, and the Feeling Is MutualJohn Kelly is fully aware of the president’s resentment about being managed, and his appeal has gradually dimmed. But Mr. Trump needs Mr. Kelly more than Mr. Kelly needs him.
Manufacturing Is a Bright Spot in a Subdued Jobs ReportEmployers added 156,000 jobs in August, fewer than expected. But Mack Trucks’ turn from layoffs to hiring typifies a revival at factories this year.
Jobs Report: The August Jobs Numbers Are Weak. Don’t Blame Trump.The numbers highlight a widely made mistake in how we have been talking about the economy since Inauguration Day.
Trump Says Decision on ‘Dreamers’ Program Will Come SoonPresident Trump said he would announce a decision by Tuesday on whether he will end the Obama-era program that shields young undocumented immigrants from deportation.
Stranded ISIS Convoy Symbolizes Militants’ Stalled CampaignThe Islamic State’s convoy, chased around Syria for five days with nowhere to go, has become emblematic of the militants’ declining fortunes.
A Long-Pursued ISIS Preacher Is Finally Charged in New YorkAbdullah el-Faisal’s teaching has influenced many terrorists. Now he’s charged in the first international terror case brought by New York prosecutors.
Judge Throws Out Most Serious Charges in Penn State Hazing CaseThe judge made his ruling after a pretrial hearing, dismissing a number of felony charges. Lesser charges were left intact.
Texas Abortion Restriction Is Temporarily BlockedA federal judge ruled that opponents of the law, which would restrict the most common type of second-trimester abortion, were likely to succeed in court.
Shania Twain Walked Out on Top. Now She Wants Back In.Football Favoritism at F.S.U.: The Price One Teacher PaidAs its team marched toward a national title, Florida State investigated charges of academic favoritism for top players. The teacher who reported the favoritism lost her job.
On College Football: As Season Opens, a Fresh Set of Eyes and the Usual SuspectsThe College Football Playoff selection committee took a chance with its final four last season. Should it do that more often?
The 10 Games That Will Determine College Football’s PlayoffThe season is full of forgettable games, but fans shouldn’t miss the ones most likely to determine the four playoff teams.
Blunting the Far Right, Merkel Gains as German Election NearsOnce vulnerable, the chancellor has opened a big lead in polls by taking away from her opponents the issue that had animated them: immigration.
Kenya Supreme Court Nullifies Presidential ElectionThe justices threw out last month’s re-election of President Uhuru Kenyatta, calling the result “null and void” and ordering a new vote.
Russian Election Hacking Efforts, Wider Than Previously Known, Draw Little ScrutinyA Times investigation has found that infiltration efforts were broader than previously disclosed and that state and federal agencies have conducted few forensic inquiries.
Juicero, Start-Up With a $700 Juicer and Top Investors, Shuts DownJuicero stood out — even in Silicon Valley — for raising enormous sums of money despite an unproven business plan.
In City of Ruins, Philippines’ Battle Against ISIS Rages OnTimes journalists went to a newly captured part of Marawi, finding profound destruction in the Philippine city and despair among the civilians forced out of it.
Serena Williams Gives Birth to a Baby GirlThe tennis star has not played a match since winning her 23rd Grand Slam singles title at the Australian Open on Jan. 28.
New America, a Google-Funded Think Tank, Faces Backlash for Firing a Google CriticThe president of the New America Foundation promises staff there will be “deep internal discussion” about its donors’ influence.
What to Read About Hurricane HarveyAs people begin to plot a path forward from the storm’s destruction, we collected some of the best coverage from The Times and around the internet.
Hurricane Irma Looms, but It’s Too Early to Predict LandfallThe thought of a Category 3 hurricane approaching, as thousands reel from Harvey, is daunting. But experts are days away from understanding its impact.
A Word With: A Whirlwind Year for a Workaholic, Mindy KalingThe writer and actress talks about the end of an era, some unexpected tears and why her alter ego doesn’t get to ride off into the sunset.
Wealth Matters: When Office Meetings Leave the Office BehindSome entrepreneurs have instituted activities — outdoor planning sessions, meetings in a salt room, deal talks on a surfboard — that sound relaxing but are meant to be productive.
David Litt, an Obama Speechwriter Who Wants No CreditDavid Litt’s book about his time in the Obama White House is different than most books by political operatives: He writes about his lack of influence.
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