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Chicago prosecutors exonerate 15 men framed by police Cook County prosecutors tossed the convictions Thursday of 15 men who were framed by a corrupt group Chicago police officers.      Alabama Football: Nick Saban goes on tangent about ripped jeans Alabama football coach Nick Saban addressed some important things Wednesday, including his disdain for ripped jeans.   GoPro continues to record video while being consumed by lava A tour guide in Hawaii managed to recover video of his GoPro being slowly enveloped by lava.   Stephen Curry: Golden State Warriors PG teaching basketball class Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry hasn't quit his day job, but he does have a new occupation.   Latin Grammy Awards, Residente honor Puerto Rico in opening The 2017 Latin Grammy Awards opened with a tribute to Puerto Rico performed by Puerto Rican recording artist, Residente.   One type of diet can add years to your life Obese people who follow a low-fat weight-loss plan could tack extra years onto their life, a new review of medical evidence suggests.   FDA seeks to speed development of 'regenerated' organs for medical useCDC wants America to eat its fruits and veggies Just 9 percent of adults eat enough vegetables and only 12 percent get the recommended amount of fruit daily, according to a new report from the CDC.   Russia vetoes U.S. resolution to probe chemical attack in Syria Russia vetoed a U.S.-drafted resolution to extend an investigation into chemical weapons attacks in Syria.   German court rules Kuwait Airways can deny Israeli passengers A German court ruled Thursday that Kuwait Airways can bar Israeli passengers from boarding its planes.   Legionnaires' cases linked to Disneyland expand to 15 Health officials in California said the number of cases of Legionnaires' disease in people who visited Disneyland or the city of Anaheim has grown to 15.   Houston Astros star Jose Altuve named 2017 AL MVP Two weeks after helping the Houston Astros to their first World Series title, second baseman Jose Altuve was named American League MVP.   Baltimore detective shot in head dies, police search for killer A Baltimore detective shot in the head while conducting an investigation died Thursday, police said.   Giancarlo Stanton edges Joey Votto for 2017 NL MVP Giancarlo Stanton edged out Joey Votto in the fourth-closest balloting of all-time to become the first Miami Marlins' player to be named National League MVP.   DACA recipients whose applications were lost in mail can reapply U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said DACA recipients whose applications were lost or delayed in the mail can resubmit them.   Senate judiciary asks Kushner for missing emails Senate judiciary leaders asked senior Jared Kushner to provide copies of emails about WikiLeaks and Russia that he did not to submit to the committee.   Chicago Cubs' Jake Arrieta, eight other players turn down qualifying offers Nine free agents received qualifying offers and each player rejected them, the Player's Association announced Thursday.   Atlanta Falcons and Seattle Seahawks know each other well The Atlanta Falcons and Seattle Seahawks have been playing so often they seem like division foes.   Marvin Jones: Detroit Lions WR tries out for 'American Idol,' impresses Katy Perry You might not have known that Detroit Lions wide receiver Marvin Jones can sing, but he shocked Katy Perry with his voice on "American Idol."   Roger Goodell: Owners rebuke Jerry Jones for detrimental conduct to NFL Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been informed by other NFL owners via letter that he is engaging in "conduct detrimental to the league's best interests."   Keystone pipeline leaks 210,000 gallons of oil in South Dakota Crews shut down part of the Keystone pipeline after a leak spilled more than 200,000 gallons of oil in South Dakota, TransCanada said on Thursday.   Scientists develop reliable kill switches -- in case bioengineered microbes go rogue Scientists at Harvard have developed a pair of new kill switches that can be used to thwart bioengineered microbes that go rogue.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Did China have a role in downfall of despot Mugabe?The timing of General Chiwenga's trip to Beijing begs an important question — did China influence the military takeover from Robert Mugabe?
  Explorer hunting tribe found 'safe' in Papua New GuineaBenedict Allen, who disappeared on a mission to find a remote indigenous tribe, is now awaiting rescue from Papua New Guinea.
Russia vetoes UN resolution on Syria chemical weapons inquiryRussia vetoed a U.S.-backed resolution to extend an inquiry into who is to blame for chemical weapon attacks in Syria. President Trump had urged passage.
UK man found guilty of knowingly spreading HIVDaryll Rowe, 27, intentionally infected five men with HIV and attempted to infect five others, a U.K. court ruled.
Gay Times editor fired over anti-Semitic, anti-transgender tweetsJosh Rivers was removed from his position after offensive tweets emerged containing anti-Semitic, anti-trans, racist and misogynistic comments.
'Operation Raging Bull' nets hundreds of arrests in MS-13 crackdownAuthorities announced on Wednesday that they had arrested more than 250 alleged MS-13 gang members and associates in a month-long, nationwide operation.
Questions swirl around Museum of the Bible before openingGerman gay film festival banned in Turkish capitalAnkara's governor's office said the festival was shut down because it "could be provocative and draw reactions."
Who's right about this radical plan to cool the planet?Some scientists want to geoengineer the atmosphere by mimicking volcanic eruptions, but others worry about unintended consequences.
Australia senator delivers emotional speech following country's gay marriage voteGay lawmaker Dean Smith started the Australian Parliament's debate on same-sex marriage recognition a day after voters said "yes" to marriage equality.
Kevin Spacey faces 20 new complaints at London theaterAn investigation by London's Old Vic theater has uncovered 20 allegations of "inappropriate behavior" against Kevin Spacey during his time as artistic director.
UCLA athletes arrested in China thank TrumpThree UCLA basketball players who were arrested in China apologized to their families and fans and thanked President Trump for their release.
Russia still not in clear on doping, could miss winter gamesRussia could still miss the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang because it remains "non-compliant" with doping laws, the global WADA agency said Thursday.
Australian diplomat falls over balcony, dies during trust gameAn Australian diplomat died after he plummeted from a Manhattan building during a game of trust, police said.
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Republicans, Franken, Mugabe: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHouse and Senate Panel Pass Tax Bill in Major Step Toward OverhaulThe tax overhaul still faces significant obstacles, as Republicans seek to align the House legislation with a version that is under consideration in the Senate.
Bill Signals G.O.P. Prioritizes Corporate Tax CutsThere are tough choices at the heart of the Republican tax bills speeding through Congress, and they make clear the party values deep and lasting tax cuts for corporations above all else.
Who’d Gain From an Estate Tax Rollback: The 0.2 PercentersScarcely 5,000 estates a year fall under the tax, but those seeking to reduce or eliminate it have outsize influence.
Al Franken Issues Apology After Accusation of Forcible Kissing and GropingA radio host said Al Franken, now a Democratic senator, forcibly kissed and groped her in 2006, before he took office. He then apologized.
Alabama G.O.P. Says It Stands Behind Roy MooreDespite allegations of sexual misconduct against Roy S. Moore, the Alabama Republican Party intends to stick by its nominee for a United States Senate seat.
Roy Moore Is Mired in a Sexual Misconduct Scandal. Here’s How It Happened.Initially, Mr. Moore seemed like he might be able to easily win a Senate seat in Alabama. But allegations of sexual misconduct have changed the scope of the race.
Corruption Case Against Senator Menendez Ends in MistrialThe decision in the case against the powerful New Jersey Democrat brings an inconclusive end to the first bribery trial of a sitting U.S. senator in decades.
Editorial: The da Vinci LodeThe sale of Leonardo’s “Salvator Mundi” for almost a half-billion dollars says more about grotesque financial inequality than about art.
Op-Ed Columnist: Franken Should GoOn Campus: The House Just Voted to Bankrupt Graduate StudentsOur tax burden could increase by tens of thousands of dollars, based on money we don’t even make.
Op-Ed Columnist: Everybody Hates the Trump Tax PlanOrdinary families would be big losers, and even C.E.O.s aren’t showing much love.
Op-Ed Contributor: How to Stop the Predators Who Aren’t FamousThe past few weeks have shown that publicly shaming some men can work. Now we need to deal with the rest of them.
Opinion: America’s Statue Wars Are a Family FeudArguments on which monuments come down will surely lay bare what an exasperating country General Lee failed to destroy.
Editorial: A Tax-Cut Bill to Make Scrooge McDuck ProudRepublicans have made clear where their values lie. Well-heeled campaign funders matter. Middle-class families don’t.
Op-Ed Contributor: Why the AT&T-Time Warner Merger Makes SenseThe proposal will not hurt competition or consumers. The Justice Department has no solid antitrust reasons to block it.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: If Saudi Arabia Reforms, What Happens to Islamists Elsewhere?The crown prince’s apparent moderation is undermining both fundamentalists and mainstream Muslim politicians.
Keystone Pipeline Leaks 210,000 Gallons of Oil in South DakotaThe spill in South Dakota comes just days before Nebraska regulators will decide on a permit needed for the proposed Keystone XL pipeline F.D.A. Speeds Review of Gene Therapies, Vowing to Target Rogue ClinicsThe agency plans to speed approval of treatments to get them to the market faster, signaling the quickened pace of advancements in this field.
Kushner Failed to Provide Russia Documents, Senate Panel FoundIn a bipartisan letter, the Senate Judiciary Committee said that President Trump’s son-in-law did not hand over documents about a “Russian backdoor overture.”
Downing North Korean Missiles Is Hard. So the U.S. Is Experimenting.Buried in an emergency funding request to Congress lie hints of new ways to confront Pyongyang, like cyberweapons and armed drones.
China’s Soccer Push Puts a Storied Team Under Murky OwnershipFans of Italy’s A.C. Milan greeted its new owner as a savior. Today, as the debt-burdened team bleeds money, questions swirl around its new benefactor.
A Strongman Nicknamed ‘Crocodile’ Is Poised to Replace MugabeEmmerson Mnangagwa, 75, was vice president until his abrupt dismissal last week. He has close ties to the military. Observers fear he is as ruthless as the man he is set to succeed.
A Leonardo Sold for $450 Million. What Else Could You Buy?Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi” painting is already spoken for, but here are a few things you could also afford for that price tag. Rites of Passage: My Vagina Is Terrific. Your Opinion About It Is Not.A Star on Washington’s Ice With a No. 1 Fan at the KremlinAlexander Ovechkin’s play for the Capitals has made him a cherished import, but his ties to Russia and President Vladimir V. Putin have raised eyebrows.
What’s New on Netflix, HBO and Amazon Prime This WeekendChoose between a “Daredevil” spinoff, a comedy starring Jenny Slate, a tender romantic drama and more this weekend.
Review: A Brief ‘Brigadoon’ That’s Almost Like Falling in LoveCity Center’s gorgeous revival of the Lerner & Loewe musical, staged by Christopher Wheeldon and starring Kelli O’Hara, disappears after Sunday.
Hungry City: In Queens, Star Treatment for SeafoodAbuQir in the Little Egypt section of Astoria lets you pick your fish and how it is prepared.
How to Lower Your Blood PressureMedical guidelines have changed, and now about half of Americans may qualify for the diagnosis of hypertension. Here’s what to do about it.
Visit an Austrian Village, Replicated in ChinaEnter Hallstatt, Austria, a small town in the Alps, and its replica in southern China in 360 video. Explore the towns’ more-than-similar architectural features. Tech Fix: A New Phone Comes Out. Yours Slows Down. A Conspiracy? No.Your smartphone is not deliberately losing speed just because your phone maker has a new gadget for sale. For devices that do slow down, here are some fixes.
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