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DJ Khaled, Jimmy Kimmel headline political fundraiser hosted by LA Mayor DJ Khaled and Jimmy Kimmel will perform at a fundraiser hosted by Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti to elect more Democrats during this year's midterm elections.      Russia's Vladimir Putin late again to summit with Shinzo Abe Russian President Vladimir Putin was late to a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe by about two and a half hours.   Four Chinese state-owned companies charged with economic espionage in U.S. Four Chinese state-owned companies were arraigned in federal court in California on charges of economic espionage, prosecutors announced Friday.   Australian man charged in murder of five family members A man was charged with murdering his three daughters, his wife and her mother in Australia, police said.   Inter-Korea military talks to be held at PanmunjomImmigration facility worker convicted of sexually abusing detained minors A former employee at an immigration detention center for minors in Arizona has been convicted of sexually abusing children detained in the facility   U.N.: 30,000 displaced in Syria ahead of planned Idlib offensive The United Nations warned of a potential for the "worst humanitarian catastrophe" of the century in Syria as thousands were internally displaced in the rebel-held enclave of Idlib.   Tyrod Taylor to remain Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback Cleveland Browns coach Hue Jackson confirmed that Tyrod Taylor will remain his starting quarterback despite his struggles Sunday versus the Pittsburgh Steelers.   New England Patriots RB Jeremy Hill out for season Running back Jeremy Hill played his first game for the New England Patriots on Sunday. It also was his last game of this season.   Green Bay Packers' Mike McCarthy noncommittal on Aaron Rodgers' status Right after Green Bay's comeback victory over the Chicago Bears, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers declared he would play Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings.   Pittsburgh Steelers' James Conner shines in place of Le'Veon Bell Until Le'Veon Bell returns to the team, the Pittsburgh Steelers will be relying on James Conner to carry the load as their starting running back.   Washington Redskins' Jay Gruden on Chris Thompson: 'He's been incredible' While Adrian Peterson may have stolen the headlines in the Washington Redskins' win, coach Jay Gruden said running back Chris Thompson was a big part.   Greenhouse gas emissions on rice farms underestimated, study finds Climate scientists and policy makers have underestimated the amount of greenhouse gas emitted by rice farms, according to a new study.   Fantasy Football: Titans TE Delanie Walker out for season Tennessee Titans tight end Delanie Walker is expected to miss the rest of the season after landing on injured reserve on Monday.   In photos: Moments from the Brickyard 400 Motorists race in the Brickyard 400 after Justin Allgaier won the 2018 Lilly Diabetes 250 Xfinity Series Race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on September 10, 2018.   Coral fossils suggest stable sea levels during last interglacial period New research suggests sea levels were surprisingly stable during the last interglacial period between 127,000 and 116,000 years ago.   California Gov. Jerry Brown signs renewable energy bill A California bill signed on Monday aims to eliminate fossil fuel use for electricity by 2045 and is a rebuke to U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate accord.   Watch: A-Rod loses bet to Mark Wahlberg, has to mop floor, flip burgers Alex Rodriguez found himself on the wrong end of a baseball bet with Mark Wahlberg, resulting in a punishment of mopping floors and flipping burgers.   Look: Police trying to track down wandering goat Police in Minnesota are asking residents to keep a look out for an escaped goat that has been spotted wandering neighborhoods.   M28 transport plane makes transatlantic flight from Poland to Ecuadorian Army An M28 short takeoff and landing aircraft from a PZL Mielec facility in Poland owned by Sikorsky has arrived in Ecuador following a transatlantic flight.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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American hailed as hero in Westminster Bridge terror attackKurt Cochran saved his wife's life in what was called "an act of instinctive courage."
  Forget Trump's friendly tweets. His team is cracking down on North KoreaThe newest intelligence shows Kim's regime has stepped up efforts to hide its nuclear weapons production, say three senior U.S. officials.
Once wealthy, many Argentines now resort to soup kitchensHigh unemployment, surging prices and a plunging peso is bringing memories of the country's 2001 economic meltdown.
Vatican promises 'necessary clarifications' to Pope Francis cover-up claimsPope Francis' nine cardinal advisers expressed their "full solidarity" with the pope accusations about mishandling accusations of sexual misconduct of a former Cardinal
Russia deploys 300,000 troops for largest war games since Reagan eraMost Singaporeans still support law banning gay sex, survey findsFollowing India's decriminalization of gay sex, a prominent Singapore diplomat called on the island country's gay community to follow India's lead.
Driver rams barrier, speeds onto runway at Lyon airport in chase captured on videoFrench authorities said the man's motives were unknown and that nothing was being ruled out.
More than 1,000 detained as protests over pensions sweep RussiaDemonstrators chanted "Russia without Putin" and held signs with messages such as "Putin, when will you go on pension?" at a rally in Moscow.
Alibaba founder Jack Ma to step down as chairmanMa, a former school teacher, started Alibaba out of his apartment and became one of China's most famous entrepreneurs and one of the world's richest.
Bolton wants to sanction judges who probe alleged U.S. war crimes"The United States will use any means necessary to protect our citizens and those of our allies from unjust prosecution by this illegitimate court."
Far-right party makes big gains in socially progressive SwedenThe anti-immigrant party with roots in a neo-Nazi movement won about 18 percent of the vote, up from 13 percent four years ago.
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Your Monday Evening News Briefing: Hurricane Florence, China, PrimariesEurope Edition: Your Tuesday News Briefing: Lithuania, Trade, Hurricane FlorenceTrump Administration Wants to Make It Easier to Release Methane Into AirIn a victory for energy companies, the administration plans to roll back rules covering methane leaks and the “flaring,” or burning, of the potent greenhouse gas.
U.N. Chief Warns of a Dangerous Tipping Point on Climate ChangeCalling climate change the defining issue of our time, António Guterres said “the time has come for our leaders to show they care about the people whose fate they hold in their hands.”
Bolton Expands on His Boss’s Views, Except on North KoreaIn his first major speech, President Trump’s national security adviser criticized some familiar targets but pointedly did not echo Mr. Trump’s optimistic view of diplomacy with North Korea.
Fact Check of the Day: Trump Falsely Claims G.D.P. Growth Is Higher Than Unemployment ‘for the First Time in 100 Years’It has happened at least 185 times in the past century. As Hurricane Florence Threatens the Carolinas, 1 Million Ordered to EvacuateThe Southeast is bracing for a major Category 4 storm later this week, with a one-two punch of both wind and storm surge and major inland flooding.
Ahead of the Primary, Cuomo Administration Offered Sweeteners to Get New Bridge OpenThe governor has said his administration had no role in the timing of the opening of the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge. A new letter reveals otherwise.
In Florida, DeSantis Hopes to Woo Latinos — Not Just Cubans — by Denouncing ‘Socialism’Mr. DeSantis, a three-term congressman, is locked in an intense battle for Florida governor against Andrew Gillum.
We’re Trying Something New. This Is ‘On Politics.’A nightly newsletter exploring the people, issues and ideas reshaping our political world.
The Steady Rise and Sudden Fall of Leslie MoonvesMr. Moonves made his name as a programmer of shows with clear-cut villains and heroes. On Sunday, after more allegations of sexual misconduct, his career came crashing down.
CBS Board Tries to Move Past Moonves Crisis With New DirectorsWhat the revamped board has planned for CBS depends on how it views media mergers and what its relationship will be with its controlling shareholder, Shari Redstone.
Wet Hot American OpenIt was sweaty. It was thrilling. In the end, it was drenched in controversy. A look at the weirdest U.S. Open in years.
On Tennis: Naomi Osaka Lost Her Moment of Triumph. Let’s Not Forget Her Match.The only full-blown victim when Saturday’s women’s final at the U.S. Open turned ugly was its winner: Osaka.
He Pleaded Against Gun Violence. Bullets Silenced Him.Delmonte Johnson’s death in a drive-by shooting is a far too common way for young Americans to die.
The Handmaid’s CourtJane Doe may have been the first pregnant girl Brett Kavanaugh ruled against. But she won’t be the last.
Serena Williams’s Gift to Naomi Osaka, and Women, at the U.S. OpenRather than remain silent, she insisted on being heard. Rather than contain herself, she used her rage for the countless women silenced by sexism and racism.
Don’t Force Google to Export Other Countries’ LawsApplying national rules worldwide would change the internet beyond recognition.
Democrats Are Credible on Health CareCan Anyone Stop Australia’s Slut Shaming?Following a spate of sexist taunts, one politician who was told to ‘stop shagging men’ is fighting back.
The Real Lesson of Sept. 11I went to war to avenge my brother’s death. But the only person I truly wanted to kill died 17 years ago.
Martina Navratilova: What Serena Got WrongJust because the guys might be able to get away with it doesn’t mean it’s acceptable.
The Deadly Lure of City LightsMigrating birds can become disoriented as they fly at night. But the 9/11 Tribute in Light has come up with a solution.
The Kavanaugh Hearings Are Over. Now What?Democrats did the best they could. Pressuring red-state senators to vote no will backfire.
Why I’m Willing to Suffer Through ‘Cats’ in ChinaThe enchanting and futuristic opera houses of the country’s megacities don’t offer Italian masterpieces every night. A deprived culture vulture must do what’s necessary.
Andrew Cuomo Owes Cynthia Nixon an ApologyA last-minute mailer from Democrats wrongly describing Ms. Nixon as anti-Semitic is a disgrace.
Here’s What You Didn’t See on Miss AmericaThe television broadcast was cheery as ever and rebranded to address criticism. But behind the scenes, there’s a “kind of a civil war” brewing.
DealBook: From Trump to Trade, the Financial Crisis Still Resonates 10 Years LaterThe resentment caused by the 2008 financial crisis set off a populist backlash that fomented distrust of expertise and political division, which could have worrying consequences.
Proposed Rules Would Reduce Sexual Misconduct Inquiries, Education Dept. EstimatesIn addition to decreasing the number of investigations at colleges and universities by 39 percent, the rules would save educational institutions millions, a department analysis showed.
Dallas Officer Who Killed Man in His Own Home Says He Ignored Her CommandsOfficer Amber Guyger, who says she mistook Botham Shem Jean’s apartment for her own, has been charged with manslaughter and could face additional charges.
Adam Clymer, Political Reporter, Editor and Pollster, Dies at 81Mr. Clymer reported from around the world, the halls of Congress and the campaign trail, in one instance eliciting an open-mic vulgarism by George W. Bush.
Nazi Collaborator or National Hero? A Test for LithuaniaJonas Noreika has been honored as a martyr since his execution by the Soviet secret police in 1947. But he now stands accused by his own granddaughter of helping the Nazis kill Jews.
Women in Australia’s Parliament Denounce Sexism in Push for ChangeRecent political scuffling has underscored a view that sexism in Parliament is rampant, keeping women from entering politics and driving at least one member to step down.
Between Trump and Brussels, Trade Talks Face Myriad ChallengesSenior trade officials met in Brussels to discuss eliminating tariffs. Despite attempts to project optimism, chances of failure were high.
Celebrating Rosh Hashana With Less ‘Oy,’ More ‘Joy’ and a Bit of GospelA brother-and-sister rabbi team held their usual unusual Rosh Hashana service, with a gospel choir singing songs in Hebrew.
Why It’s So Hard to Put ‘Future You’ Ahead of ‘Present You’What to Cook: What to Cook Right NowMelissa Clark has a new recipe for bay leaf chicken, and David Tanis one for angel hair pasta with peppers and tomatoes. Make those soon, if not tonight.
In 1988, Acid House Swept Britain. These Fliers Tell the Story.Thirty years ago, British youth culture was transformed by acid house music and the drug Ecstasy — with, surprisingly, a little help from a group of flier designers.
Essay: Renouncing Hate: What Happens When a White Nationalist RepentsWes Enzinna considers “Rising Out of Hatred,” by Eli Saslow, in the context of other recent narratives about extremists who changed their minds.
From ‘Sunday Best’ to ’90s Neon: The Evolution of Back-to-School FashionA look at how The New York Times has covered fall fashion trends for students from the 1930s to the present.
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