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  1. Rio Roundup: Team USA basketball smashes China, tied with China and Japan in medals
  2. Jarvis Landry expects greatness from Odell Beckham Jr., says Miami Dolphins need leader
  3. Fallen purse strands Disney roller coaster riders for 45 minutes
  4. Third GOP congressman says he won't vote for Donald Trump
  5. Drug-laced candy leads to 20 overdoses at Ohio music festival
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Rio Roundup: Team USA basketball smashes China, tied with China and Japan in medals

Alex Butler
RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 6 (UPI) -- Team USA's basketball team showed exactly why it is runaway favorites for gold in Rio de Janeiro Saturday night, thumping China by 57 points.
    

Jarvis Landry expects greatness from Odell Beckham Jr., says Miami Dolphins need leader

Alex Butler
Despite coach Adam Gase saying the Miami Dolphins had "no juice" at Saturday's training camp session, he's a big fan of the nectar in its receiving corp.
    

Fallen purse strands Disney roller coaster riders for 45 minutes

Eric DuVall
ANAHEIM, Calif., Aug. 6 (UPI) -- A roller coaster at Disney California Adventure was shut down mid-ride because a woman's purse fell on the tracks triggering an automatic shutoff.
    

Third GOP congressman says he won't vote for Donald Trump

Eric DuVall
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6 (UPI) -- A third sitting Republican congressman has broken with party ranks and said he will not vote for Donald Trump in November's election.
    

Drug-laced candy leads to 20 overdoses at Ohio music festival

Eric DuVall
BUTLER, Ohio, Aug. 6 (UPI) -- Twenty people were treated for opioid overdose symptoms at a music festival after an unknown man passed what appeared to by candy laced with heroin.
    

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  1. Intense fighting as Syrian rebels break through Aleppo siege - Reuters
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Intense fighting as Syrian rebels break through Aleppo siege
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BEIRUT Syrian rebels broke through to besieged opposition-held areas in eastern Aleppo on Saturday in an assault on a major government military complex meant to end a month-long siege, insurgents and a monitoring group said. Pro-government media ...
Syria militants try new attack to break Aleppo siegeFox News
Syria rebels 'break government siege' of AleppoBBC News
Rebel Forces Push To End Government Siege Of Northern Syria's AleppoNPR
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Machete attack against Belgian police is likely terrorism, officials say
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A machete attack that injured two female police officers in the Belgian city of Charleroi Saturday appears to be an act of terrorism, officials said. The assailant, who reportedly shouted "Allahu Akhbar," the Arabic phrase meaning "God is great", was ...
Machete Attack on 2 Belgian Police Officers May Be Terrorism: OfficialsNBCNews.com
Belgium PM: 'Preliminary Indications' Suggest Machete Attack Was Act of TerrorismABC News
Two Policewomen Wounded in Machete Attack in Belgian City of CharleroiWall Street Journal
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  1. These Swashbuckling Girls Put Stereotypes to the Sword
  2. New Device Prevents Unauthorized Use of Guns
  3. 2 Australian Olympic Rowing Coaches Robbed at Knifepoint
  4. Thais Vote on New Constitution That Could Dilute Democracy
  5. Machete-Wielding Man Wounds 2 Belgian Police Officers
  6. 'Pink Panther' Gang Busted in Midst of Jewel Heist
  7. Knife Rampage Suspect Gives Thumbs Up to Court
  8. 13 Killed as Fire Sweeps Through Birthday Party
  9. Spectacle in Rio: See Best Photos From Opening Ceremony
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These Swashbuckling Girls Put Stereotypes to the Sword

Muslim Girls Fence is a British project that's taking a swipe at misconceptions about Muslim women.

    

New Device Prevents Unauthorized Use of Guns

A group of Israeli veterans says it has developed a unique locking device for semi-automatic weapons.
    

2 Australian Olympic Rowing Coaches Robbed at Knifepoint

Neither coach was hurt. The coaches were walking from one hotel in Ipanema to another three blocks away when they were robbed by youths.

    

Thais Vote on New Constitution That Could Dilute Democracy

The new constitution could prolong a military rule and entrench a new system that gives vast powers to appointed officials.

    

Machete-Wielding Man Wounds 2 Belgian Police Officers

The country has been on edge since 32 people were killed in suicide attacks in Brussels in March.

    

'Pink Panther' Gang Busted in Midst of Jewel Heist

Five alleged members of the so-called "Pink Panther" gang of jewel thieves were arrested in Barcelona on Friday.

    

Knife Rampage Suspect Gives Thumbs Up to Court

A 19-year-old Somali-Norwegian man accused of carrying out a stabbing rampage in London's Russell Square was remanded into custody Saturday.

    

13 Killed as Fire Sweeps Through Birthday Party

A fast-moving fire swept through a birthday party in the basement of a bar in the northwest French city of Rouen.

    

Spectacle in Rio: See Best Photos From Opening Ceremony

Rio de Janeiro opens the 2016 Olympic games with elaborate light shows, choreographed performances and stunning fireworks.

    

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  1. As Donald Trump Incites Feuds, Other G.O.P. Candidates Flee His Shadow
  2. Congressman Backs Libertarian Presidential Candidate in Campaign First
  3. Green Party Sees Opportunity Amid Wide Voter Discontent
  4. Economic Trends: We’re in a Low-Growth World. How Did We Get Here?
  5. Military Success in Syria Gives Putin Upper Hand in U.S. Proxy War
  6. Proxy War in Syria: U.S. vs. Russia
  7. U.S.A. Basketball Is Already Cruising in Rio. Now, to Take the Court.
  8. He Tackled Vanderlei de Lima, Then Fumed During Caldron Lighting
  9. Live From Rio: World Records Fall in Swimming
  10. Sports of The Times: For the Rio Olympic Games, There’s No Turning Back Now
  11. Women’s Gymnastics Day 1: Simone Biles Is the One to Beat
  12. Making Olympic Boxing Safer by Eliminating Head Guards
  13. A Surreal Life on the Precipice in Puerto Rico
  14. A ‘Good Refugee,’ His Song Suffused With Sorrow, Hopes to Touch Germany’s Heart
  15. The Piano Man of Yarmouk
  16. U.S. Releases Rules for Airstrike Killings of Terror Suspects
  17. Machete Attack in Belgium Injures Two Police Officers
  18. Alex Rodriguez and Yankees May Soon Part Ways
  19. Pete Fountain, a Clarinetist Known for His High-Spirited New Orleans Jazz, Is Dead at 86
  20. Why Self-Help Guru James Altucher Only Owns 15 Things
  21. White House Letter: A Classified Matter at the White House: Obama’s Star-Studded Galas
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As Donald Trump Incites Feuds, Other G.O.P. Candidates Flee His Shadow

Some Republican strategists are prepared to create ads that concede the White House to Hillary Clinton and urge voters to support down-ballot candidates who would keep the party in charge of Congress.

    

Congressman Backs Libertarian Presidential Candidate in Campaign First

Representative Scott Rigell, a Republican who opposes Donald J. Trump, is the first member of Congress to throw his support to Gary Johnson.

    

Green Party Sees Opportunity Amid Wide Voter Discontent

The party, which held its convention on Saturday in Houston, has a new sense of vitality as its candidate, Jill Stein, draws about 5 percent in polls.

    

Economic Trends: We’re in a Low-Growth World. How Did We Get Here?

Economic growth in advanced nations has been weaker for longer than it has been in most people’s lifetimes.

    

Military Success in Syria Gives Putin Upper Hand in U.S. Proxy War

Russia has not only avoided a quagmire in Syria, its successes on the battlefield against C.I.A.-backed rebels have given it new leverage in the Middle East.

    

Proxy War in Syria: U.S. vs. Russia

A look inside a fight for power behind the battlefield scene in Syria. Who is winning the proxy war between Moscow and Washington?
    

U.S.A. Basketball Is Already Cruising in Rio. Now, to Take the Court.

The men’s and women’s basketball teams are again avoiding the athletes’ village at the Olympics for security reasons, although other high-profile athletes do not share the concern.

    

He Tackled Vanderlei de Lima, Then Fumed During Caldron Lighting

A defrocked Irish priest accosted de Lima, the Rio caldron lighter, while he was leading the 2004 Olympic marathon. The assailant, now 69, isn’t quite remorseful.

    

Live From Rio: World Records Fall in Swimming

Here’s our daily roundup of what happened, and what is going to happen, at the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
    

Sports of The Times: For the Rio Olympic Games, There’s No Turning Back Now

Despite the criticisms and fears swirling around the Games, they have begun, and for better or worse, Rio will have its moment.

    

Women’s Gymnastics Day 1: Simone Biles Is the One to Beat

Competition begins Sunday with the women’s artistic gymnastics qualifying round.

    

Making Olympic Boxing Safer by Eliminating Head Guards

The International Boxing Association decided to eliminate the guards for amateur male boxers, concluding that they did not prevent concussions.

    

A Surreal Life on the Precipice in Puerto Rico

Swimming pools pop up in slums, horses graze in schoolhouses, and public housing tenants pay negative rent on an island whose government has effectively gone broke.

    

A ‘Good Refugee,’ His Song Suffused With Sorrow, Hopes to Touch Germany’s Heart

In a nation torn between embracing and fearing the migrants who have arrived in the past year, Aeham Ahmad has set himself the task of putting a human face on his fellow arrivals.

    

The Piano Man of Yarmouk

Aeham Ahmad became a YouTube star by playing piano in the ruins of a Damascus, Syria, neighborhood. This video follows his journey to Europe through a single song, starting in Syria and ending at a performance in a Berlin.
    

U.S. Releases Rules for Airstrike Killings of Terror Suspects

The disclosure of the “playbook” for drone strikes further lifts the secrecy cloaking a much disputed tactic for fighting terrorism outside conventional war zones.
    

Machete Attack in Belgium Injures Two Police Officers

The Charleroi police said on Twitter that the assailant had been shot and killed, and that the officers’ injuries were not life-threatening.
    

Alex Rodriguez and Yankees May Soon Part Ways

The team has announced a news conference for Sunday with Rodriguez, who appears to have worn out his usefulness to a team in transition.

    

Pete Fountain, a Clarinetist Known for His High-Spirited New Orleans Jazz, Is Dead at 86

Mr. Fountain brought the traditional jazz of his native New Orleans to a national audience through frequent appearances on the Lawrence Welk and Johnny Carson television shows.

    

Why Self-Help Guru James Altucher Only Owns 15 Things

The self-empowerment blogger and author of 16 books, including the Amazon best seller “Choose Yourself,” is an unlikely role model.

    

White House Letter: A Classified Matter at the White House: Obama’s Star-Studded Galas

President Obama’s 55th birthday party — which, like other private White House celebrations, was kept mostly secret — reflected his embrace of a glamorous stratum of American life.

    

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