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13 wounded in house party shooting in Connecticut Shawn PriceBRIDGEPORT, Conn., Aug. 21 (UPI) -- 13 people have been wounded after a shooting at a house party in Bridgeport, Conn., police said.     
Donald Trump's empire at least $650 million in debt Shawn PriceNEW YORK, Aug. 21 (UPI) -- Donald Trump's companies are at least $650 million in debt, owing large amounts to the Bank of China and Goldman Sachs, a New York Times investigation found.   Summer 2016 Olympics closing ceremonies take place in Rio Karen ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 21 (UPI) -- The 2016 Summer Olympics wrapped up Sunday night with spectacular closing ceremonies in its host city of Rio de Janeiro.  
Two men to be billed $37 million for 2015 Oregon forest fire Stephen FellerWASHINGTON, Aug. 21 (UPI) -- Two men determined by officials in Oregon to be at fault for a 26,000-acre forest fire in 2015 are responsible for reimbursing the $37 million to put it out.   Second person charged in death of Penn State professor Stephen FellerSTATE COLLEGE, Pa., Aug. 21 (UPI) -- Police charged a second person in the death of a Penn State professor early Sunday, days after his body was found at the bottom of a quarry on August 17.  
Twitter broadening discussions about death, griefHealthDay News Twitter and other social media are erasing a 20th century taboo against discussing death and mourning in public, researchers report.   Family trumps friends in extending seniors' livesSteven Reinberg, HealthDay News Among older folks, close family relationships appear more important than dear friends in extending life, a new study finds.   Couples at risk during 'divorce season'HealthDay News Americans are more likely to file for divorce after winter and summer holidays, researchers said.   Prime Minister of Singapore collapses during televised speech Stephen FellerSINGAPORE, Aug. 21 (UPI) -- Two hours into a speech at a National Day Rally, Singapore's prime minister suddenly stopped speaking and slouched over his lectern, giving the country a scare.   Rio Roundup: Kevin Durant, Team USA dominate Serbia, Americans own 121 medals Alex ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 21 (UPI) -- Sunday did not disappoint as the 2016 Summer Games wrapped up in Rio de Janeiro in Carioca Arena 1.   New England Patriots RB Dion Lewis may need another knee surgery The Sports XchangeNew England Patriots running back Dion Lewis will need a second knee surgery to repair his torn ACL, a league source told the Boston Globe's Jim McBride.   Detroit Lions hope Ameer Abdullah will boost ground game The Sports XchangeThe Detroit Lions' struggling ground game is about to get a boost, just in time for their third preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens.   Baltimore Ravens spoil return of Indianapolis Colts' Andrew Luck The Sports XchangeINDIANAPOLIS -- Ryan Mallett and Josh Johnson each threw a touchdown pass Saturday night and the Baltimore Ravens defeated the Indianapolis Colts 19-18.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Philippine President Blasts U.S., Threatens to Leave U.N.'Why are you Americans killing the black people there, shooting them down when they are already on the ground?' Duterte asked in a wide-ranging news conference.  
Child Bomber Killed 51 in Attack on Wedding: Erdogan'This was a barbaric attack. It appears to be a suicide attack,' Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek said of the bombing in in the city of Gaziantep. Why Next Olympic Host City Is Confident (With a Capital C)The closing ceremony in Rio will start the clock ticking for 547 days until PyeongChang 2018.
Aid Worker Recounts Harrowing Experience of Working in AleppoBritish aid worker Tauqir "Tox" Sharif describes his experience of journeying into the besieged city of Aleppo to deliver aid. USOC Chief Stresses Lochte, Teammates Still on Hook in ScandalUSOC CEO Scott Blackmun wouldn't go into detail, but he again stressed Sunday that Ryan Lochte and three teammates face 'further action.'
Favela Dancers Compete for Their Own GoldWhile the world watched the exciting final day of full Olympic competition, hundreds of Rio residents gathered to cheer the best favela dancers. After Rio, Olympic Officials Can Learn LessonsTaking the Olympics to Rio de Janeiro was always considered a bit of a risk. Now that the games are ending, the question is: Did the gamble pay off? After Trauma, Syrian Refugee in Kansas City Embraces AmericaAhmad al-Abboud and his family have been overwhelmed by the generosity and kindness of the people they have met in Kansas City. China's Olympian Factories Churn Out Fewer ChampionsChina's state-run sports academies have long produced a stream of Olympic successes, but something appears to be slowing the mighty machine's medal churn. Zika Took Her Baby. She Doesn't Want It to Happen to YouShe never saw the mosquito that bit her and gave her Zika. And she had no way of knowing it would cost her a longed-for first pregnancy. Twin Suicide Bombs Claimed by al Shabaab Kill 20 in SomaliaMore than 20 people were killed Sunday when suicide bombers from the militant al Shabaab group detonated two car bombs, witnesses and officials said. Iraq Hangs 36 Convicted in ISIS Massacre of 1,700 SoldiersIraq on Sunday executed 36 men convicted of taking part in the ISIS massacre of hundreds of soldiers in 2014, officials said. Aussie Athletes Not at Fault for Altered Passes: OfficialThe nine athletes were caught with credentials that were tampered with. A team official said they wanted to support Australia in a basketball game. How to 'Catch 'Em All' in One of World's Most Violent CitiesThe Pakistani city of Karachi has not avoided the biggest Western craze to sweep the globe this summer: "Pokemon Go." More Recent Articles
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Donald Trump, With Bare-Bones Campaign, Relies on G.O.P. for Vital TasksAs campaign documents revealed a spending gap between Mr. Trump and Hillary Clinton, some Republican leaders called for focusing resources on candidates down the ballot.
Mediator: Sean Hannity Turns Adviser in the Service of Donald TrumpMr. Hannity has given Mr. Trump and those around him suggestions on strategy and messaging while still hosting his show on Fox News. Donald Trump, a ‘Rigged’ Election and the Politics of RaceObservers say the Republican nominee’s warnings of voter fraud in Pennsylvania belie his real target: predominately black precincts like those in Philadelphia that traditionally vote for Democrats.
For Donald Trump’s Family, an Immigrant’s Tale With 2 BeginningsFor decades, in part to avoid alienating Jewish friends and clients, the Trumps buried their German heritage, instead saying that the family was Swedish. Obama Readies One Last Push for Trans-Pacific PartnershipAs both presidential candidates campaign against it, the White House is negotiating with Republicans in Congress to ratify the largest regional trade agreement ever.
Rent-to-Own Homes: A Win-Win for Landlords, a Risk for Struggling TenantsA new breed of landlord is blurring the line between renter and homeowner, but these firms claim they’re bringing homeownership to those who can’t get mortgages. Syria’s Horrors Visit Turkey Again as Bomber Attacks Kurdish WeddingThe suicide attack, which killed more than 50, is the deadliest in a string of bombings in Turkey as the war in Syria spills over the border. After Olympics, Rio Is Altered if Not RebornThere have been cost overruns and many other complaints, but the 2016 Summer Games in Rio also yielded infrastructure improvements that had been on wish lists for years. As Games End, Rio Celebrates While Looking Warily to FutureThe Olympics were seen as a triumph by many in Brazil, and some of the worst fears were shown to be unfounded. But political polarization and economic and security concerns linger. Sports of The Times: How to Link Rio Games’ Top Stories: Just Add WaterFor reasons good and bad, the city’s water played a leading role in how the Games will be remembered: as a source of heroics, scandals and mosquitoes. The Power of GoldIn 2012, the Brazilian judoka Rafaela Silva was a medal favorite, but she was disqualified. At the Rio Games, she sought to show that her humble background could not squelch her dreams. Sports of The Times: U.S. Basketball: The Dreamy Enough TeamAfter several close calls this tournament, the Americans displayed their dominance in a 30-point win over Serbia in the men’s gold medal game. Eliud Kipchoge of Kenya Wins Marathon; Galen Rupp Takes BronzeFeyisa Lilesa of Ethiopia takes silver and Galen Rupp of the United States earns bronze with his personal best time. Ethiopian Marathoner’s Protest Puts Him at Odds With His GovernmentFeyisa Lilesa, the Olympic silver medal winner, said his gesture at the finish line in Rio de Janeiro could get him killed if he returned home. English Village Becomes Climate Leader by Quietly Cleaning Up Its Own PatchIn Ashton Hayes, residents have banded together to cut greenhouse emissions with solar panels, wine-and-cheese nights and no politicians. Gord Downie, Frontman for the Tragically Hip, in His Final ActOn Saturday, Mr. Downie, who has terminal brain cancer, played what could be his last major outing with that venerable Canadian band. Iraq Executes Dozens for 2014 Massacre by ISISThirty-six men were hanged in connection with the group’s killing of 1,700 Shiite military personnel, despite concerns over the country’s criminal justice system. Queens Woman Is Charged With Strangling 9-Year-Old StepdaughterThe girl was found dead in a bathtub in an apartment building in the Richmond Hill neighborhood. Her stepmother is being held without bail. ‘Ben-Hur’ Is Latest Flop for ParamountThe film, which cost Paramount and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer about $100 million to make, arrived to a disastrous $11.4 million in domestic ticket sales. One Photo of a Syrian Child Caught the World’s Attention. These 7 Went Unnoticed.Millions around the world now know of Omran Daqneesh, a 5-year-old Syrian boy injured in an airstrike. He isn’t alone. Advertising: Lessons From Rio, as Live Events Make the Leap to StreamingEvents like the Olympics and the Oscars are finding their way onto streaming platforms, and marketers are wondering how to reach those viewers. Books of The Times: ‘The Art of Rivalry’ Dissects Four Jostling Pairs of ArtistsManet and Degas, Matisse and Picasso, Pollock and de Kooning, Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon: fraught friendships as catapults for artistic breakthroughs. Blackpool Journal: A Once-Declining British Resort Town Sees New Life, Post-BrexitSeaside Blackpool is trying to reinvigorate itself for the modern age, and with fewer Britons vacationing abroad, things are looking up. A Suicidologist’s New Challenge: The George Washington BridgeMadelyn Gould, a Columbia University professor, is hoping to stem the tide of a major public health threat to young people. Album Review: Frank Ocean Ends His Long Silence With a Variety of WorksMr. Ocean has released two new albums, a music video and an art magazine that display his musical and nonmusical talents. Bay Area Start-Ups Find Low-Cost Outposts in ArizonaAfter struggling with high salaries and soaring housing costs, some Silicon Valley tech companies expanded outward to areas where they could grow quickly and make jobs more appealing. Dr. Donald A. Henderson, Who Helped End Smallpox, Dies at 87Starting in 1966, Dr. Henderson, known as D.A., led the World Health Organization’s war on the smallpox virus, and achieved success astonishingly quickly. More Recent Articles
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