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Questions raised about Tennessee Titans QB Marcus Mariota's play Marcus Mariota does not look like the same quarterback that vaulted to stardom last season for the Tennessee Titans.      Trump reconsidering elephant trophy ban reversal President Donald Trump on Friday night halted the administration's plans to reverse a ban on importing big-game hunting trophies.   'Project Runway' contestant Wendy Pepper dies at 53 Wendy Pepper, a finalist in the first season of fashion reality series {i:Project Runway}, died in Washington, D.C. She was 53.   Danica Patrick will retire, end career with Daytona 500, Indy 500 runs An emotional Danica Patrick declared Friday that she will race two more times next year and then retire as a driver after the 2018 Indianapolis 500.   Pass offense finally explodes for Pittsburgh Steelers It took 10 games, but it finally happened for the Pittsburgh Steelers. They scored 30 points in a game for the first time this season. In fact, they hung 40 on the Tennessee Titans.   Five-alarm fire engulfs Manhattan apartment building A massive fire has engulfed a six-story apartment building in Manhattan on Friday, filling much of the Hamilton Heights neighborhood with heavy, black smoke.   Many hospice workers lack their own end-of-life directives They deal with death and dying every day, but many hospice care workers haven't outlined their own end-of-life wishes for medical care, researchers say.   $400K in items stolen from Venus Williams' home Police in Florida said more than $400,000 worth of items were stolen from tennis star Venus Williams' home while she was in New York playing in the U.S. Open.   White House requests $44B in disaster funding The White House on Friday asked Congress to approve an additional $44 billion in disaster funding for recovery efforts from hurricane season.   Owners set December meeting over Roger Goodell deal The Roger Goodell contract extension negotiations will be discussed Dec. 13 during an owners-only session at the league's meetings in Irving, Texas.   Obamacare may have helped increase number who quit smoking States that expanded Medicaid under Obamacare saw a greater increase in adults who quit smoking than did states that did not expand Medicaid, a new study found.   Algeria soccer coach Rabah Madjer goes bonkers on 'enemy of national team' reporter Algeria's national team soccer coach Rabah Madjer screamed and threw insults at a reporter Tuesday during a press conference.   Fantasy Football: Arizona Cardinals to start Blaine Gabbert at QB Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said Friday that quarterback Blaine Gabbert will start over injured Drew Stanton for Sunday's game against the Houston Texans.   Ring-tailed lemurs engage in stink-flirting to attract mates Male lemurs perform a mating ritual involving the spraying of a stinky scent. New research suggests the performances can earn mates, but also inspire enemies.   Rockwell Collins awarded $12.7M for E-6B Mercury aircraft upgrades Rockwell Collins Inc. was awarded more than $12.7 million to upgrade communication systems on the U.S. Navy's E-6B Mercury aircraft.   Head of Puerto Rico's power agency resigns Ricardo Ramos, the executive director of Puerto Rico's power authority, resigned as the island grapples with restoring electricity months after Hurricane Maria.   Memphis Grizzlies: Mike Conley out indefinitely with sore heel, Achilles Memphis Grizzlies point guard Mike Conley will be sidelined indefinitely due to soreness in his left heel and Achilles, the team announced Friday.   Tampa Bay Bucaneers: Jameis Winston denies groping Uber driver The NFL is investigating an allegation that Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston groped a female Uber driver during a ride in Arizona in March 2016.   NASCAR: As final race approaches, Dale Earnhardt Jr. contemplates what-ifsWhether for recreation or sustenance, seagrass proves vital to fishing around the globe New research reveals the importance seagrass plays as host to fishing activity.   China's military met with Zimbabwe army chief before coup Africa's no. 1 foreign investor could have had a hand in the military-led coup in Zimbabwe that placed former President Robert Mugabe under house arrest.   Red Velvet releases new album, 'Peek-A-Boo' music video K-pop stars Red Velvet released the album "Perfect Velvet" and a horror-themed music video for "Peek-A-Boo."   Snake catchers pull 20-foot python out of family's toilet Snake catchers were called to a family's home in Thailand after a 5-year-old boy spotted something unusual in the toilet -- a 20-foot python.   Argentine Navy looking for sub that's been radio silent for 2 days Authorities said Friday they're trying to raise an Argentine Navy submarine that broke contact off Northern Patagonia this week, with 44 crew members on board.   GEA awarded $143.4M for CH-53K helicopter engines General Electric Aviation has been awarded a contract worth more than $143.4 million for the procurement of 22 engines for the CH-53K helicopter.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Mugabe makes post-coup appearance — but where's 'Gucci Grace'?Mugabe's public appearance was also notable because there were was no sign of his wife — the woman some experts say is at the root of the attempted coup.
  A Panama tower carries Trump's name and ties to organized crimeThe Trump Organization licensed its name to a luxury condo tower in Panama riddled with ties to drug money and international organized crime.
Why reversal of the elephant trophy ban comes at an odd timeWildlife advocates were critical of the timing of the decision, which applies to Zimbabwe, a country currently in political upheaval.
North Korea soldier's 10-inch parasite hints at desperate dietHuge parasites and corn kernels in the stomach of a North Korean defector confirm fears about the country's desperate food and hygiene situation.
Russia again vetoes UN resolution on Syria chemical weapons inquiryRussia on Friday vetoed a resolution that would have briefly extended an inquiry into who was behind chemical weapons used in Syria.
Baby elephants get second chance at Kenyan nurseryAt risk of extinction in as little as 10 years, African conservation groups work to protect one of the continent's most precious animals.
Climate talks close with Trump standing aloneTwo weeks of climate talks end in Bonn, Germany, with no breakthroughs but no new roadblocks to fulfilling the 2015 Paris climate accord.
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North Korea, Al Franken, Leonids: Your Friday Evening BriefingWhite House Memo: In Mocking Franken Over Claims of Sexual Misconduct, Trump Joins a Debate He StartedA typical politician with President Trump’s history would stay far away from discussing someone else’s behavior lest it dredge his own back into the spotlight.
In Minnesota, Outrage and Sorrow Over Al Franken AllegationsMinnesotans reeled over the news that their senator had become the latest politician accused of mistreating women, though many stopped short of calling for his resignation.
White House Requests More Disaster Aid but Also Seeks Cuts as Deficits RiseThe White House’s latest disaster relief request pushed the total from this year’s hurricanes and wildfires close to $100 billion, but it came with suggested cuts.
Will the House Tax Plan Help the Middle Class?House Republicans have touted their tax plan as good for the middle class. The reality is more complicated. Accounting ‘Gimmicks’ in G.O.P.’s Tax Overhaul Mask Higher Cost, Deficit Hawks SaySome experts say the tax cuts, if accurately accounted for, could translate into slower economic growth and bigger budget deficits in the long run.
Top Russian Official Tried to Broker ‘Backdoor’ Meeting Between Trump and PutinThe overture came soon after the Trump campaign was told of Russian “dirt” on Hillary Clinton. As Donald J. Trump neared the Republican nomination, Moscow tried repeatedly to contact his campaign.
Alabama Thought It Had Seen Enough Scandal. Then Came Roy Moore.The allegations against the Senate candidate represent just the latest political scandal in a state that has known plenty of them.
As Woman After Woman Accuses Roy Moore of Misconduct, One Leads His DefenseKayla Moore, the wife of the embattled Senate candidate, offered a spirited defense of him on Friday: “He will not step down.”
Why Are Corruption Cases Crumbling? Some Blame the Supreme CourtAs a series of public figures have survived prosecutions, legal experts say that shifts in the law have eroded the government’s ability to combat graft.
Editorial: Virginia Makes Every Voter CountIts governor restored the voting rights of thousands of disenfranchised felons, something all states should do.
Vietnam '67: The Women Who Covered VietnamThere were dozens of female war correspondents and photographers. Today they are largely forgotten.
Op-Ed Contributors: A Smarter Minimum WageOp-Ed Columnist: Mugabe and Other Leftist HeroesContributing Op-Ed Writer: Let’s Restart the Adoption MovementToo many children still need parents. Why did we stop making them part of our families?
Op-Ed Contributor: Jay-Z: The Criminal Justice System Stalks Black People Like Meek MillThe probation system considers the smallest misstep a reason to lock people back up.
Sporting: The Secret to a Long Life Is BocceAnd lots of friends to play it with, as I discovered on the courts in Boston’s North End.
With Big Spill to Clean, Pipeline Owner Seeks Keystone XL ApprovalTransCanada, which began to mop up 210,000 gallons of oil in South Dakota, will ask Nebraska regulators to approve a Keystone XL project on Monday.
A Great Migration From Puerto Rico Is Set to Transform OrlandoTens of thousands of new arrivals fleeing damage from Hurricane Maria have arrived. Many expect to stay — and they could reshape Florida and its politics.
Surgery Reveals North Korean Defector Is Riddled With Parasitic WormsSouth Korean doctors operating on an injured North Korean soldier found parasitic worms crawling in his dietary tract, a symptom of poor hygiene and nutrition.
N.C.A.A. Champs Visit the White HouseFor Now, Trump to Keep Ban on Importing Elephant TrophiesThe president reversed his own administration’s decision in an evening tweet, prohibiting trophies of killed elephants from being brought into the country.
Crimes of the Caliphate: Iraqi Shepherd Bears Witness to ISIS MassacreAs Iraq liberates the last territory from Islamic State, the country is starting to grapple with the extent of the group’s destruction.
After Coup, Even Mugabe’s Own Party Is Dumping HimThe military allowed him to address a university graduation, while negotiations aimed at a peaceful and face-saving exit continued.
The Saturday Profile: Sweden’s Proponent of ‘Feminist Foreign Policy,’ Shaped by AbuseAs foreign minister, Margot Wallstrom, who broke free from a violent relationship in her 20s, is challenging assumptions in a traditionally male sphere.
Modern Love: 17 Million Frozen Sperm Await the Perfect MomentA woman trying to get pregnant on her own finds connection and hope during a total solar eclipse.
Ties: At Last, Connected by BloodMy stepfather was determined to make up for our lack of shared DNA and disprove the saying that blood is thicker than water.
How to Prepare for Cold and Flu SeasonThis season spares few between now and spring. Here’s how to build a survival kit to get you through unscathed.
Art Review: The Comedic Beauty of Laura Owens’s WorkAt the Whitney, this artist’s superb midcareer survey and catalog highlight her art, life and times — and a world of possibility for painting.
Cultural Studies: ‘Torch Song Trilogy’ and Me: A 35-Year Love AffairBefore Harvey Fierstein came along, most gay-themed plays featured characters who were either closeted or bitter or suicidal, and usually all three.
The N.H.L. Needed 100 Portraits. So Tony Harris Got to Work.For its 100th anniversary, the N.H.L. commissioned an Ottawa artist to paint all of the players voted as the top 100 in the league’s history.
A Word With: Alia Shawkat on Growing Up and Gaining ControlMs. Shawkat talks about her three series — “Search Party,” “Transparent” and “Arrested Development” — as well as why sexual harassment in Hollywood feels like her personal war.
Critic’s Notebook: East Side, West Side: Lighting the Way, DarklyTwo new works by the choreographers Marjani Forté-Saunders and Gillian Walsh make dramatic use of the Manhattan spaces in which they are performed.
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