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  1. Illegal campfire ignited massive Soberanes fire in Northern California
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Illegal campfire ignited massive Soberanes fire in Northern California

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CARMEL, Calif., Aug. 2 (UPI) -- An illegal and abandoned campfire is the likely cause of the massive Soberanes Fire north of Big Sur in Northern California, fire officials said.
    

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  1. New 'Heat Map' Shows ISIS Branches Spreading Worldwide
  2. Chlorine Gas Dropped on Syrian Civilians, Rescuers Say
  3. Lovelorn Man Hospitalized After Waiting 10 Days for Date
  4. Team Refugees: From a Peace Run to Rio
  5. Earl Expected to Slam Belize, Mexico as a Hurricane
  6. French President: Trump's 'Excesses Make You Want To Retch'
  7. Bin Laden Compound Could Become Kids' Playground
  8. The Donald and Vlad: Timeline of a Bad Bromance
  9. Whoa! Five-Story Building Collapses in City Center
  10. Video Shows Alleged Gas Attack Victims in Syria
  11. Pope Creates Commission to Consider Female Deacons
  12. Would-Be Trump Assassin's Mom: 'He Is Mentally Ill'
  13. Rio Olympics: Inside Brazil's Massive Security Operation
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New 'Heat Map' Shows ISIS Branches Spreading Worldwide

The map, part of a briefing to the White House, reveals a three-fold increase in the number of places around the globe where ISIS is operating.

    

Chlorine Gas Dropped on Syrian Civilians, Rescuers Say

Activists in Syria said Tuesday that dozens of people were injured after a helicopter dropped canisters of toxic gas on rebel-held territory in Syria.

    

Lovelorn Man Hospitalized After Waiting 10 Days for Date

They say true loves waits — and one man who went looking for it online seemingly took that to heart.

    

Team Refugees: From a Peace Run to Rio

How a hodgepodge group of refugees became Olympic athletes, and symbols of a worldwide crisis.

    

Earl Expected to Slam Belize, Mexico as a Hurricane

Its name is Earl, and has grown into a tropical storm that could wallop Mexico and parts of Central America — but not the United States.

    

French President: Trump's 'Excesses Make You Want To Retch'

"Democracy is also as stake, as we see more and more people tempted by authoritarianism," Hollande told reporters in Paris on Tuesday.

    

Bin Laden Compound Could Become Kids' Playground

The site in Abbottabad, Pakistan, where the al Qaeda founder and 9/11 mastermind spent his last years has now become the center of a turf war.

    

The Donald and Vlad: Timeline of a Bad Bromance

They're friends. They're strangers. They talk. They don't talk. It's not entirely clear.

    

Whoa! Five-Story Building Collapses in City Center

A building in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, collapsed into a pile of rubble and dust, but fortunately no one was injured.
    

Video Shows Alleged Gas Attack Victims in Syria

According to Syrian Civil Defence volunteers, dozens of civilians were injured by when toxic gas was dropped on a rebel-held area in northern Syria.
    

Pope Creates Commission to Consider Female Deacons

Pope Francis has established a commission to study whether woman should be allowed to become deacons, Vatican officials said.

    

Would-Be Trump Assassin's Mom: 'He Is Mentally Ill'

The mother of a man accused of trying to kill Donald Trump said her son had "a lifetime of mental health problems" and was on suicide watch in jail.

    

Rio Olympics: Inside Brazil's Massive Security Operation

With half a million visitors and thousands of athletes to protect, Brazil is taking no chances.

    

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  1. Ignoring Advice, Donald Trump Presses Attack on Khan Family and G.O.P. Leaders
  2. Obama Says Republicans Should Withdraw Support for Trump
  3. Obama Says Trump Unfit to Serve as President
  4. Meg Whitman, Calling Donald Trump a ‘Demagogue,’ Will Support Hillary Clinton for President
  5. Federal Judge Allows Suit Against Trump University to Proceed
  6. Ivanka Trump Stays Mostly Mum on Being Dragged Into Debate on Sexual Harassment
  7. 3 Top D.N.C. Officials Leave as Upheaval After Email Breach Continues
  8. Donald Trump Jousts With a Crying Baby at His Rally
  9. Your Evening Briefing
  10. Body Count Rises as Philippine President Wages War on Drugs
  11. Scale of Turkey’s Purge Is Nearly Unprecedented
  12. Turks Can Agree on One Thing: U.S. Was Behind Failed Coup
  13. ‘There’s Something Going On in Turkey,’ U.S. Colonel Was Told During Coup Attempt
  14. Underwater in the Las Vegas Desert
  15. Feeling Guilty About Not Flossing? Maybe There’s No Need
  16. William Bratton, New York’s Influential Police Commissioner, Is Stepping Down
  17. James O’Neill, Officer Since 1983, Will Step Into Police Dept.’s Top Job
  18. ‘I Have No Choice but to Keep Looking’
  19. Ronald Lauder, Advocate of Art Restitution, Says His Museum Holds a Clouded Work
  20. Olympic Cover-Up: Why You Won’t See Some Shoe Logos
  21. Delaware Supreme Court Rules State’s Death Penalty Unconstitutional
  22. Illegal in Massachusetts: Asking Your Salary in a Job Interview
  23. Public Editor's Journal: The Clinton Story You Didn’t Read Here
  24. Dylann Roof’s Lawyers Argue Against Death Penalty
  25. Pope Francis Appoints Panel to Study Women Deacons: Q&A With a Member
  26. Sailors on Guanabara Bay Are Adept at Dodging Debris and Skirting Sewage
  27. Big Banks Make a Pitch for Hearts and Minds
  28. Colson Whitehead on Slavery, Success and Writing the Novel That Really Scared Him
  29. Restaurant Review: All Aboard the Nordic Express, at Agern
  30. Fly-Fishing in Montana, Where a River Still Runs Through It
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Ignoring Advice, Donald Trump Presses Attack on Khan Family and G.O.P. Leaders

The continuing attacks threaten to shatter Mr. Trump’s uneasy alliance with the Republican Party at the outset of the general election

    

Obama Says Republicans Should Withdraw Support for Trump

During a news conference with the prime minister of Singapore, the president said the Republican nominee was “woefully unprepared to do this job.”
    

Obama Says Trump Unfit to Serve as President

President Obama said on Tuesday that Donald J. Trump was “woefully unprepared” to serve as president, and asked why Republicans kept distancing themselves from the candidate while still supporting him.
    

Meg Whitman, Calling Donald Trump a ‘Demagogue,’ Will Support Hillary Clinton for President

The Hewlett Packard chief and Republican fund-raiser said Mrs. Clinton had reached out to her about a month ago, one of the first indications that the Democratic nominee is courting Republican leaders.

    

Federal Judge Allows Suit Against Trump University to Proceed

Judge Gonzalo Curiel, whose impartiality was once questioned by Donald J. Trump, said there were enough questions about Mr. Trump’s alleged dealings with his former students to continue with the case.

    

Ivanka Trump Stays Mostly Mum on Being Dragged Into Debate on Sexual Harassment

Donald Trump and his son Eric were criticized for saying she would find another career if she were harassed and would not allow herself to be subjected to such behavior.

    

3 Top D.N.C. Officials Leave as Upheaval After Email Breach Continues

The departures of three top officials came more than a week after leaked emails showed that officials had showed favoritism toward Hillary Clinton.

    

Donald Trump Jousts With a Crying Baby at His Rally

As the infant’s wailing continued, Mr. Trump’s remarks on the situation shifted from “I love babies” to “I was only kidding, you can get that baby out of here.”
    

Your Evening Briefing

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
    

Body Count Rises as Philippine President Wages War on Drugs

Since Rodrigo Duterte took office in June, promising a tough stance on drug suspects, more than 400 people have been killed, the news media said.

    

Scale of Turkey’s Purge Is Nearly Unprecedented

How the Turkish president’s sweeping purge of political opponents would look if Americans were targeted at a similar scale.
    

Turks Can Agree on One Thing: U.S. Was Behind Failed Coup

Turks of all stripes believe the United States was involved in the coup attempt, especially because the cleric suspected of leading it lives in Pennsylvania.

    

‘There’s Something Going On in Turkey,’ U.S. Colonel Was Told During Coup Attempt

Senior American military officers at Incirlik Air Base scrambled to figure out what was happening, and reverberations were felt directly at the installation.

    

Underwater in the Las Vegas Desert

Rotten loans and plunging home values made Las Vegas the center of the housing crisis. Thousands of people have yet to recover, and see little hope that the election will fix anything.
    

Feeling Guilty About Not Flossing? Maybe There’s No Need

It has been something of an open secret among experts that flossing hasn’t been shown to prevent cavities or periodontal disease.

    

William Bratton, New York’s Influential Police Commissioner, Is Stepping Down

Mr. Bratton, the most widely recognized face in American policing, will take a job in the private sector and be replaced by the department’s top uniformed officer, Chief James P. O’Neill.

    

James O’Neill, Officer Since 1983, Will Step Into Police Dept.’s Top Job

Chief O’Neill, who was named New York’s next police commissioner, is steeped in the city’s policing culture, but has been among those eager to embrace change.

    

‘I Have No Choice but to Keep Looking’

Five years after the tsunami that killed tens of thousands in Japan, a husband still searches the sea for his wife, joined by a father hoping to find his daughter.
    

Ronald Lauder, Advocate of Art Restitution, Says His Museum Holds a Clouded Work

The art collector, seeking to bolster provenance research at the Neue Galerie, says a work might be returned to people who claim to be the rightful owners.

    

Olympic Cover-Up: Why You Won’t See Some Shoe Logos

Although it is unclear how many athletes will be disguising their footwear at the Rio Games, the practice is common at track meets, for various reasons.

    

Delaware Supreme Court Rules State’s Death Penalty Unconstitutional

Justices held that a law gave judges too great a role in imposing death sentences, a decision that could effectively end capital punishment in Delaware.
    

Illegal in Massachusetts: Asking Your Salary in a Job Interview

A law taking effect in 2018 requires employers to offer a compensation figure upfront in an effort to end the wage gap between men and women.

    

Public Editor's Journal: The Clinton Story You Didn’t Read Here

Hillary Clinton ignited criticism with claims she made about her email use in an interview with Fox News, but don’t look for it in The Times.
    

Dylann Roof’s Lawyers Argue Against Death Penalty

Lawyers for the white man accused of killing nine people in a historic African-American church in Charleston, S.C., last year argued that capital punishment is unconstitutional.

    

Pope Francis Appoints Panel to Study Women Deacons: Q&A With a Member

Phyllis Zagano, who was appointed by Pope Francis to study the possibility of ordaining women as deacons, discusses what the group aims to accomplish.

    

Sailors on Guanabara Bay Are Adept at Dodging Debris and Skirting Sewage

Olympic organizers have admitted that their efforts to clean up the bay in Rio de Janeiro have fallen short, leaving polluted water for the competitors.

    

Big Banks Make a Pitch for Hearts and Minds

Citigroup’s ad campaign for the Olympics showcases the benefits of large global banks, and other big banks are trying to soften their image.
    

Colson Whitehead on Slavery, Success and Writing the Novel That Really Scared Him

“Can we just talk about the book?” asks the author of “The Underground Railroad,” the latest Oprah Winfrey book club selection. “I’m not a healer.”

    

Restaurant Review: All Aboard the Nordic Express, at Agern

Tucked inside Grand Central Terminal, Claus Meyer’s new restaurant offers a sleek trip to Scandinavia.

    

Fly-Fishing in Montana, Where a River Still Runs Through It

Catching trout and finding just a little religion in fly-fishing heaven.

    

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