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Stress may take greatest toll on younger women's heartsKathleen Doheny, HealthDay News Stress may be especially hard on the hearts of younger women who have heart disease, new research suggests. Weight-loss surgery might boost odds of preemie birthSteven Reinberg, HealthDay News Mothers-to-be who've had weight-loss surgery may have increased odds for premature delivery, researchers report. Israel clears troops of crimes in 2014 Gaza warJERUSALEM, Aug. 24 (UPI) -- The Israeli military have cleared Israeli soldiers in four cases of allegedly killing Palestinian civilians in the 2014 Gaza war. Oakland Raiders' Derek Carr pushing limits in preseasonNAPA, Calif. -- A throw-it-up-for-grabs interception tossed by Oakland Raiders QB Derek Carr in the second preseason game was familiar for a known risk-taker. Kim Jong Un hails North Korea launch as 'success of all successes'SEOUL, Aug. 24 (UPI) -- North Korea's Kim Jong Un hailed the Wednesday test-launch of a submarine-launched ballistic missile "the success of all successes." |
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'The Town Isn't Here Anymore': Scores Killed in Italy QuakeThe 6.2 magnitude quake struck about 100 miles northeast of Rome and killed at least 159 people. Hell and High Water: Climate Change Creates New RefugeesTwo man-made catastrophes — a toxic nuclear legacy and rising sea levels — threaten to sink the Marshall Islands' country and culture. Germany Debates Troops on Streets for 1st Time Since WWIIThe proposal has proved controversial in a country only seven decades removed from totalitarian rule that's grappling with guilt from the Nazi era. Gunmen Attack American University of AfghanistanThe Kabul-based university was where five gunmen wearing Afghan military uniforms abducted one American and one Australian professor last month. 'Moment of Pain': Thousands Scour Italy for Quake SurvivorsA regiment of soldiers was dispatched to devastated towns in central Italy to join a force approaching 4,400 rescue workers. World's Largest Aircraft Damaged in 2nd Test FlightThe hybrid of blimp, helicopter and airplane is designed to stay aloft for days at a time. Italian Earthquake Caused by Millennia-Old ForcesIt's 'one continent into another,' a geoscientist said. 'Italy's riddled with faults — the stress builds up and up until something gives way.' Colombia, FARC Rebels Announce Deal to End 52-Year WarColombia's president said Wednesday that government negotiators and leftist rebels are putting the final touches on the peace deal. Scientists Find Earth-like Planet Orbiting Nearby StarThe planet, called Proxima b, is about 1.3 times the mass of Earth and is only 4.22 light-years away. Why the Italy Earthquake Was Uniquely DevastatingItaly has old, fragile buildings sitting along a fault line. State Department Responds to Attack on American University in KabulState Department spokeswoman Elizabeth Trudeau called the attack on the university "an attack on the future of Afghanistan." Afghan Migrant Shot Dead by Hunters in SerbiaA 20-year old migrant from Afghanistan was fatally shot Tuesday evening in Serbia when hunters apparently thought they had detected a heard of wild bo Turkish Tanks Roll Into Syria on Anti-ISIS OperationThe incursion came hours after Turkish jets started pounding targets in northern Syria and shortly before Vice President Joe Biden's arrival in the country for a planned visit. Powerful Earthquake Hits Myanmar Near Ancient CapitalThe quake was also felt several hundred miles away in Thailand's capital of Bangkok, as well as in Bangladesh, India, Laos and China. Here's Why Russians Like Trump (Sort of)Russians may like Donald Trump's preference for gilded décor and colorful quips, but they still find the GOP presidential candidate too unpredictable. This 14-Year-Old Has Seen the Horrors of War in AleppoMahmoud's father no longer wants him or his brother to go outside after the market his family works in was nearly destroyed in a bombing. Photos Show Scale of Devastation After Italy QuakeLamborghini is Launching a $200,000 SUVLamborghini sold a record 3,245 vehicles worldwide in 2015, including just over 1,000 in the United States. Aleppo's Mohamad Traded Schoolbooks for Mechanic Work'I came to work so I can feed my parents and earn money,' the 11-year-old said. Turkish Tanks Cross Into Syria for Anti-ISIS MissionThe Syrian border town of Jarablus came under fire as Turkey launched an anti-ISIS offensive. Tearful Priest Laments 'Immense Tragedy' of Italy EarthquakeFather Savino D'Amelio was moved to tears by the deadly quake in his Amatrice Parish. Video Captures Scale of Destruction After Italy QuakeThe full extent of the devastation in the central Italian town became evident after daybreak. Backpacker Stabbed to Death, Two Others WoundedPolice said the suspect — who shouted "Allahu akbar" both during the attack and while being arrested — did not have any known links to terrorism. Turkish Troops Launch Offensive Against ISIS in SyriaThe operation was launched just hours ahead of a planned visit to Turkey by Vice President Joe Biden. |
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After Earthquake in Italy, ‘Half the Town No Longer Exists’In Amatrice, a town in central Italy known for a classic pasta dish, rubble piles blocked every street. Powerful Earthquake Strikes Central ItalyA 6.2-magnitude earthquake nearly 100 miles northeast of Rome has left hundreds dead and many more injured. The mayor of one town, Amatrice, said at least half of his town was destroyed. Why the Italy Quake Was So SevereA shallow fault and the presence of centuries-old, unreinforced masonry buildings combined to produce widespread, deadly destruction. A Conflicted Donald Trump Tries a New Tactic: Sticking to the ScriptAfter months of flailing attempts, Donald J. Trump has begun to recast his message in more structured terms and wrestle with his temptation to go off script. Donald Trump’s Description of Black America Is Offending Those Living in It“Your schools are no good, you have no jobs, 58 percent of your youth is unemployed — what the hell do you have to lose?” Mr. Trump said of African-Americans at a rally. Trump Calls Clinton a Bigot as British ‘Brexit’ Leader Stumps for HimNigel Farage delivered a rousing speech in support of Mr. Trump, keeping in line with the candidate’s populist message and offering supporters a vision of winning. The 2016 Race: Democrats Have a 60 Percent Chance to Retake the SenateThe Upshot announces its first 2016 Senate forecast. Democrats are defending only 10 seats while the Republicans have to preserve 24. Your Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Turkey’s Military Plunges Into Syria, Enabling Rebels to Capture ISIS StrongholdSyrian rebels, aided by Turkish tanks, planes and special forces, said they had taken control of Jarabulus, the last major Islamic State redoubt near Turkey’s border. Syria Used Chlorine in Bombs Against Civilians, Report SaysA United Nations investigation says that Syrian military helicopters had used the chemical on at least two occasions, and that ISIS had deployed sulfur mustard, which is poisonous. The Countries Where Women Won More Medals Than MenThe success of women in Olympic sports can be tied to the opportunities available in their home countries. Tech Fix: Subscribe and Save on Amazon? Don’t Count on ItHousehold staples like coffee and paper towels arrive automatically, but the prices may vary by as much as 170 percent. What to Cook: 11 Ideas for Midweek CookingColombia and FARC Announce Deal to End the Americas’ Longest WarThe country’s largest rebel group and the government said they had finally come to an agreement to end a conflict that had lasted 52 years and claimed some 220,000 lives. Mylan Raised EpiPen’s Price Before the Expected Arrival of a GenericMylan’s price increases for the allergy treatment device highlight a common tactic in the industry: raising prices just before a generic competitor reaches the market. French ‘Burkini’ Bans Provoke Backlash as Armed Police Confront BeachgoersSome politicians began backpedaling as an outcry grew on social media over the apparent public humiliation and ostracism of Muslim women dressed in modest attire. ‘Burkini’ Inventor Says Sales Have Skyrocketed on Heels of ControversyAheda Zanetti, who created the full-body swimsuit, said her invention was about “freedom and happiness.” One Star Over, a Planet That Might Be Another EarthScientists have detected a planet orbiting Proxima Centauri, the closest neighbor to our solar system. It might someday be possible to reach. University of Texas Students Find the Absurd in a New Gun LawAt a rally against a state law allowing concealed handguns on campuses, protesters wave sex toys and say they consider the move obscene. Deadly Hospital Bombing Highlights an Escalating War in YemenSaudi-led bombings of medical facilities and schools have caused Doctors Without Borders to scale back its efforts, and have caused Congress to put the Obama administration on notice. Gene Tests Identify Breast Cancer Patients Who Can Skip Chemotherapy, Study SaysResearchers found that nearly half of women with early breast cancer can safely avoid the treatment with little risk of cancer recurring or spreading in five years. In Florida Keys, Some Worry About ‘Science and Government’ More Than ZikaOfficials want to test genetically modified mosquitoes built to blunt the spread of dengue and Zika, but many Key Haven residents fear the experiment more than the viruses. Explosion and Gunfire Erupt at American University in KabulA siege stretches for hours after a bomb-and-gun attack at the campus in western Kabul, and many people were still thought to be trapped. Kim Jong-un Hails Firing of Submarine Missile as ‘Greatest Success’The North Korean leader claimed that the continental United States and American military bases in the Pacific were now within striking range. N.C. Trooper Investigated in Fatal Shooting of Deaf MotoristDaniel K. Harris was shot and killed last week during a traffic stop near Charlotte. World’s Largest Aircraft Crashes, Gently, in 2nd Test FlightHybrid Air Vehicles, which developed the Airlander 10 airship, said on Twitter that the crew members were “safe and well” after crashing in a field in southern England. Hackers Publish Nude Pictures on Leslie Jones’s WebsiteThe breach showed personal information like a driver’s license and a passport, and images of a nude woman. Album Review: In ‘Glory,’ Britney Spears Promises Pleasure, but Offers Nothing Personal“Glory,” Ms. Spears’s ninth studio album, is her latest attempt to reclaim her place on the pop charts. Books of The Times: ‘Patient H.M.’ Recalls the Story of a Surgery That Took a Man’s MemoriesLuke Dittrich’s book examines the case of Henry Molaison, who, after a brain operation, was almost unable to form memories. His surgeon was Mr. Dittrich’s grandfather. Pictures of Baseball’s Golden Era, Yours for a Stack of GreenThe collection from the photographer Charles M. Conlon, which includes portraits of Ruth, Gehrig and DiMaggio and Ty Cobb’s famous slide into third, is expected to sell for more than $1 million. More Recent Articles |
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