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Pa. lawmaker aims to end life without parole sentences A Pennsylvania lawmaker is leading an effort to end life without parole sentences, which would make his the first state to do away with the punishment.      Netflix renews 'One Day at a Time' for Season 3 Netflix said Monday it has ordered a third season of its half-hour sitcom "One Day at a Time."   Connie Britton to star in Bravo's 'Dirty John' series "Nashville" and "9-1-1" actress Connie Britton has signed on to star in and executive produce the first season of Bravo's anthology series "Dirty John."   High profile visit from North Korea likely aimed to reaffirm ties with China South Korean media speculate North Korea may be attempting to reaffirm ties with China, ahead of Kim Jong Un's summits with Seoul and Washington.   Florida requires emergency generators at all assisted living facilities Florida Governor Rick Scott signed laws Monday requiring nursing homes and other assisted living facilities in the state to have alternative power sources.   McConnell to introduce bill legalizing hemp Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said Monday that he will introduce a bill to remove hemp from the list of controlled substances.   Water heater may have emitted gas that killed Iowa family A water heater may have been the source of the gas leak that killed an Iowa family of four found dead in a Mexican hotel, officials said Monday.   U.S. opioid ODs cluster in centers of povertyScientists remove Alzheimer's brain plaques in mice New animal research shines a light on a therapy designed to rid the brain of much of the sticky amyloid plaque associated with early stage Alzheimer's disease.   Aging can cause difficulties when swallowing It's thought that one-quarter of U.S. adults will develop a swallowing problem at some point.   Mike Maccagnan: New York Jets will hold private workout for QB Josh Allen The New York Jets are expected to hold a private workout with Wyoming quarterback Josh Allen next week.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers re-sign OL Adam Gettis The Tampa Bay Buccaneers re-signed offensive lineman Adam Gettis to a one-year contract, the team announced Monday.   Jim Irsay: Indianapolis Colts QB Andrew Luck 'turned the corner' on rehab Andrew Luck is still rehabbing his surgically repaired right shoulder, but Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay said the quarterback is progressing well.   New York Giants sign former Miami Dolphins safety Michael Thomas The New York Giants added another defensive player Monday when they announced the signing of safety Michael Thomas.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Poverty may be fueling America's opioid crisis, a new study suggests. 
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Eagles of Death Metal rocker rips Parkland protestersRocker Jesse Hughes also used social media to criticize Parkland student leader Emma Gonzalez as "the awful face of treason" and a "survivor of nothing."
  Boiler caused gas leak that killed Iowa family in MexicoWhile officials say a "high charge" of gas escaped from the boiler, it remains unclear whether the condo was equipped with proper gas detectors.
José Abreu, creator of Venezuelan El Sistema youth orchestras, diesVenezuela mourned the death of José Abreu, the creator of El Sistema, a music program that combated childhood poverty though music education.
U.S. expels 60 Russian diplomats in response to attack on ex-spy in BritainThe move comes after the United Kingdom kicked 23 Russian diplomats out of the country last week following the nerve agent attack earlier this month.
Coup leader who became president faces little competition as Egypt votesCritics have dubbed the vote a charade after several credible candidates withdrew from contest.
What you need to know about China's space station falling to EarthWhere could the space station fall, and is there any danger to people on the ground?
Gas inhalation blamed for death of Iowa family visiting MexicoDistraught relatives of the Sharp family, whose deaths were the result of a lack of oxygen, are asking: "Why these people? Why?"
Russia timeline: Key players, meetings and investigation detailsAs special counsel Mueller continues his inquiries into Russia collusion in the 2016 election, new information continues to be added to the timeline of facts.
Rebels fire barrage of ballistic missiles at Saudi Arabia's capitalMore than 10,000 people have been killed by the Saudi-led war in Yemen, with another 2 million displaced.
Turkey boasts of military 'operations' in Iraq. Baghdad denies it.The PKK is considered a terrorist organization by Turkey, the European Union and the U.S.
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Stormy Daniels, Russia, Cricket Scandal: Your Evening BriefingScores of Russians Expelled by U.S. and Its Allies Over U.K. PoisoningThe mass expulsion of Russian personnel in the United States was the largest ever, yet the president avoided any public condemnation of Russia’s role in an attack in Britain.
Expelling Russians, Europe and North America Show Unity With U.K.The expulsion of dozens of diplomats from Europe, and dozens more across the Atlantic, came weeks after the nerve agent poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain.
After Stormy Daniels, Republicans Face a Referendum on Trump’s ConductAs gun control, immigration and taxes energize voters in both parties, allegations of an affair have intensified discomfort with the president’s behavior.
Critic’s Notebook: How Stormy Daniels Out-Trumped TrumpIn a “60 Minutes” interview, the pornographic film star was blunt and unapologetic. That might remind you of someone.
She Was Shot in Parkland. Can She Turn Trauma Into Change?Samantha Fuentes, 18, was hit by gunfire from an AR-15 rifle at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School last month. Onstage, she’s helping to lead a national conversation about gun control. Behind the scenes, she’s reeling from mental and physical trauma. DealBook: Citigroup Acted. Now, Two New Ideas on How Banks Can Limit Gun Sales.Merchant codes could be adapted to distinguish retailers that sell guns under a “best practices” policy. And GPS could be used to pinpoint gun shows and restrict transactions at those locations.
They Push. They Protest. And Many Activists, Privately, Suffer as a Result.At least five activists pushing social justice agendas have died over the last two years, drawing attention to the pressures they face.
The E.P.A. Says It Wants Research Transparency. Scientists See an Attack on Science.A proposed policy would bar the E.P.A. from considering research that doesn't release its raw data for review, blocking some significant work.
Op-Ed Contributor: New Leadership Has Not Changed UberIts business model has always been the same, and it’s always been destructive.
Editorial: Tough Action on Russia, at Last, but More Is NeededFreeze oligarchs’ assets and bar them from Western banks, then start to protect the American electoral system.
Editorial: All the President’s ThugsStormy Daniels said she was physically threatened after agreeing to sell her story of a sexual liaison with Donald Trump. It rings all too true.
Op-Ed Contributors: Scott Pruitt’s Attack on Science Would Paralyze the E.P.A.He wants to prohibit his agency from using certain peer-reviewed scientific studies in order to thwart regulation.
Op-Ed Contributor: Can Teenagers Save America? They’ve Done It BeforeIn the late 19th century, it was young people who broke a partisan divide and ushered in the Progressive Era.
Op-Ed Columnist: In Praise of PrivilegeThe gun-control march in Washington was in the classic American spirit of patriotic reform.
Op-Ed Columnist: Stormy Daniels Spanks Trump AgainOp-Ed Columnist: Putting the Ex-Con in ConservatismOp-Ed Contributor: Beware of A.I. in Social Media AdvertisingDisinformation operations will gradually become concerted, automatic and seamless.
Op-Ed Contributor: Yes, You Can Indict the PresidentA trial might have to wait, but a formal accusation at least takes care of statutes of limitations.
Op-Ed Contributor: Putin’s Favorite Tactic Has Finally BackfiredRussia has used ‘plausible deniability’ from Syria to cyberspace. That was before a double agent was poisoned in England.
Linda Brown, Symbol of Landmark Desegregation Case, DiesShe was a child whose exclusion from a whites-only school led to the 1954 Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of Education.
Former Dean, Boss to Convicted Gymnastics Doctor, Is ArrestedWilliam Strampel, a former Michigan State University dean who supervised Lawrence Nassar, the doctor convicted of sex abuse, was arrested on charges that have not been made public.
Austin Bombing Suspect’s Housemate Called a Person of InterestInvestigators believe Mark Conditt made package bombs in a house he shared, and they consider one of the other residents a “person of interest,” according to a Texas Congressman.
Astonishing Admission of Cheating Rocks Australian CricketSenior players schemed to tamper with the ball during a series in South Africa, a revelation that has stunned a sport that prides itself on fair play.
Hong Kong Journal: Live in a Drainpipe? Five Extreme Ideas to Solve Hong Kong’s Housing CrisisWith little available land and housing prices soaring ever higher, Hong Kong is considering some audacious ways to house residents.
She Survived the Holocaust, to Die in a 2018 Hate CrimeTwo people have been held in the death of Mireille Knoll, who was found in her Paris apartment. She had survived a 1942 roundup of French Jews.
Passenger’s Harness May Have Tripped Switch in Deadly Helicopter CrashThe pilot, who was the only survivor of the crash, said that an emergency fuel shut-off had been tripped and that the harness of a passenger was underneath the lever.
What’s Cooking in That Egg Spoon? A Bite-Size Culture WarWhen the chef Alice Waters deployed her iron egg spoon on “60 Minutes,” she touched off a tempest that still resounds with charges of elitism and sexism.
Review: ‘Transmissions’ Evokes a Climate (Poetic, With a Chance of Ballet)Nick Mauss’s exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art links visual art, photography, sculpture, dance, live performance and queer theory.
Review: On ‘Roseanne,’ Times Have Changed, but They’re Still ToughThe revival of a classic blue-collar sitcom has its limits, but it’s got something to offer besides pure nostalgia.
Why It’s So Hard to Hear Negative FeedbackWhat if instead of anxiously worrying about criticism, you excitedly welcomed it?
Chasing the Deal: Five Ways to Save on an Upstate New York Getaway This SpringResorts and restaurants in upstate New York are offering deep discounts and attractive amenities to lure travelers looking for a getaway close to home.
The Politics of WaxingBooks of The Times: In Lorrie Moore’s Nonfiction, the Sounds of an Intellectual Having a Good Time“See What Can Be Done” collects the acclaimed fiction writer’s book reviews, personal essays, political pieces and ruminations on TV series.
update: Russia Proves a Challenging Destination for Some World Cup FansSeveral factors are appearing to dampen interest in visiting Russia for the 2018 World Cup, at least for soccer fans in the United States and England.
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