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Man convicted of rape will serve no jail time Shawn PriceBOULDER, Colo., Aug. 10 (UPI) -- A former University of Colorado student convicted of sexually assaulting a helpless woman will not serve prison time, a judge has ruled.     
Rio Roundup: USA Basketball survives Australia, Phelps edges Lochte Alex ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 10 (UPI) -- Carmelo Anthony kept Team USA from being upset by Australia Wednesday, leading the team to a 98-88 victory in Group A.   Obesity may be bad for the brain, tooAlan Mozes, HealthDay News New research suggests that being overweight or obese may trigger premature aging of the middle-aged brain.  
Frozen embryos may boost pregnancy odds for some womenSteven Reinberg, HealthDay News For some seeking infertility treatment, frozen embryos rather than fresh ones appears to improve the chances for a successful pregnancy, researchers report.   Keep illicit drugs, booze out of the home to lower teens' addiction riskHealthDay News Easy access to alcohol and drugs at home can raise the odds that teens will become drinkers and drug users as young adults, a new study suggests.  
North Korea labeled country of concern for violating religious freedoms Elizabeth ShimWASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (UPI) -- North Korea was designated a "Country of Particular Concern" for the fifteenth year in a row for gross violations of religious freedoms.   Secret Service stops protester at Hillary Clinton rally Shawn PriceDES MOINES, Iowa, Aug. 10 (UPI) -- Hillary Clinton on Wednesday was surrounded by Secret Service after a woman broke through a barricade and made a run for the stage in Iowa.   Baltimore P.D., Justice Dept. agree to make major changes after blistering report Ed Adamczyk and Doug G. WareBALTIMORE, Aug. 10 (UPI) -- Baltimore police and the Justice Department will make major reforms in the department, after Wednesday's scathing federal report on its current practices.   Southern California wildfire edges closer to containment; 8K acres burned so far Doug G. WareSAN BERNARDINO, Calif., Aug. 10 (UPI) -- Firefighters are nudging closer to full containment of a wildfire that has destroyed nearly 12 square miles south of Los Angeles, authorities said Wednesday.   Watch: USA gymnast Laurie Hernandez gives herself, and you, pep talk before dominationRio Love: Brother praises Laurie Hernandez, promises trip to Wawa Alex ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 10 (UPI) -- When gymnast Laurie Hernandez finishes crushing the competition in Rio de Janeiro, she is set to crush convenience store treats.   Ryan Lochte's hair turns green from Rio chlorine Alex ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 10 (UPI) -- Superstar swimmer Ryan Lochte took a bold step in dying his hair silver before the Summer Games.   'Grim Sleeper' Lonnie Franklin gets death for 10 murders during two L.A. killing sprees Allen Cone and Doug G. WareLOS ANGELES, Aug. 10 (UPI) -- The "Grim Sleeper" serial killer was sentenced to death on Wednesday for two different Los Angeles murder sprees that took the lives of 10 people.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Thousands Evacuated as Fires Burn Southern FranceAs many as 5,000 people were being evacuated Wednesday from the French town of Vitrolles to escape one of several wildfires across southern France.  
Ship Scouring Sea for MH370 Ends Mission Without SuccessOne of three ships searching for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 will end its mission Thursday without finding any trace of the jet. 2 Million Without Running Water for Month in Syrian CityThe U.N. has warned of a potential catastrophe in Aleppo.
Brazil Makes Olympic Effort to Keep Rio's Water CleanGo aboard Rio's first eco-boat that scoops garbage from the surface of Guanabara Bay, home to the Olympic sailing events. 12 Newborn Babies Die in Blaze at Baghdad HospitalA large part of the Yarmouk Hospital was damaged by the fire, which is believed to be linked to an electrical fault.
What Turned Rio's Diving Pool Green?Divers were greeted with a shocking sight: The water in the pool, which was an azure blue a day before, had turned a deep shade of green overnight. Usain Bolt-Justin Gatlin Rivalry: Three Little-Known FactsGatlin compares the rivalry to watching a game between LeBron James and the recently-retired Kobe Bryant or Cristiano Ronaldo vs. Lionel Messi. Russia Claims It Thwarted Ukrainian-Devised Terror AttackRussia said on Wednesday it had thwarted terror attacks in the hotly-disputed Crimean Peninsular that were devised by Ukrainian intelligence — charges Kiev strongly denied. 300 ISIS Fighters Killed in Afghanistan Operation: U.S.An estimated 300 ISIS fighters were killed in a joint Afghan-U.S. operation launched about two weeks ago. Flyer Takes Airport DNA Test to Prove She's Kid's MomAn Israeli held at an airport for five days has taken a DNA test to prove she is the mother of her child after the pair arrived from Sri Lanka. Deadly Wildfires Force 1,000 to Flee in PortugalAt least three people died and a thousand were evacuated on the Portuguese island of Madeira when forest fires spread to the regional capital. Cops Cook Pasta for Elderly Couple Found Crying at HomeFour officers cooked pasta for a lonely old couple whose sounds of distress were overhead in their home, Rome's police department said. Australia's National Census in Chaos After 'Overseas Cyber Attack'Australia's first online national census was in chaos on Wednesday after the survey website crashed overnight due to a possible cyber attack. Brazil's Embattled Rousseff Indicted by SenateBrazil's Senate voted to indict President Dilma Rousseff on charges of breaking budget laws and put her on trial in an impeachment process. Why Some Travelers Should Reject Delta's $200 ApologyDelta is offering $200 to passengers grounded by its global computer failure, but travel experts said some were entitled to three times that amount. Diving Pool's Water Mysteriously Turns From Blue to GreenThe Rio 2016 Organizing Committee said an investigation was underway, adding that water tests "found there is no risk to the athletes' health." More Recent Articles
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One Ally Remains Firmly Behind Donald Trump: The N.R.A.With the nominee increasingly isolated in his own party, the gun rights group has become one of his remaining supporters within the G.O.P. coalition.
Trump and Republicans React to Second Amendment CommentDonald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, tried on Tuesday to explain his statement that "Second Amendment people" might be able to stop Hillary Clinton's agenda should she become president. Republicans like the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, and former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York also commented. Hack of Democrats’ Accounts Was Wider Than Believed, Officials SayA Russian cyberattack is now thought to have breached the private email accounts of more than 100 party officials and groups.
Donald Trump Calls Obama ‘Founder of ISIS’ and Says It Honors HimHis suggestion recalled an earlier controversy when Mr. Trump seemingly implied that the president had some link to the terrorist massacre of 49 people at in Orlando. Spokesman Explains Why Clinton Charity Donor Sought State Dept. MeetingThe billionaire Gilbert Chagoury wanted to contact someone to offer his insight into the elections in Lebanon in 2009, his spokesman said.
Harassment Crisis Builds at Fox News, Despite Its Swift ResponseThe ouster of Roger Ailes and an internal inquiry have done little to halt a drumbeat of new accusations of misogyny at Fox News. Olympic Bodies: Can You Guess Their Sport?Members of the United States Olympic and Paralympic teams shed some clothes to make it harder to tell. Take the quiz. Rio Today: Rare American Silver in Men’s FencingNo American man has won gold in Olympic fencing in more than a century, but Daryl Homer took home the silver. Syrian Swimmer Vows to Aid Fellow RefugeesYusra Mardini, an 18-year-old Syrian swimmer, is one of 10 athletes who competed as part of the first refugee Olympic team. Although she didn’t win a medal, her story has caught the world’s attention. Wealthy Donors Dangle a Huge Payday in Front of U.S. WrestlersA fraternity of well-heeled former wrestlers has endowed the sport with rich payouts for American medalists, like $250,000 for an Olympic gold. As Olympic Viewership Falls, NBC Thinks of the Bigger PictureNBC has done better since the opening ceremony, when viewership fell 35 percent compared with four years ago. Another Pool Turns Green, and a Chemical Imbalance Is BlamedOlympic officials said the water had turned green because alkalinity levels were thrown off by the number of people using the pool, not by, you know, something else. ‘A Fire Happened in the Newborn Unit, and Your Baby Died’It took more than an hour for firefighters to arrive at Baghdad’s Yarmouk hospital. No one could find keys to the nursery. None of the fire extinguishers worked. Newborns Die in Baghdad Hospital FireAt least 13 infants died in a fire that broke out on a maternity ward in a Baghdad hospital on Tuesday night. Your Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Well: For Teenage Girls, Swimsuit Season Never EndsWhen young women are prompted to reflect on their physical appearance, they lose intellectual strength, research shows. Tech Fix: Off to College? Maybe These Devices Should Go AlongFrom computers to coffee makers, choosing the right devices for students can be tough. Here’s a guide to make back-to-school shopping a little easier. In Baltimore Report, Justice Dept. Revives Doubts About Zero-Tolerance PolicingThe broken-windows style of policing that New York evangelized is increasingly seen as a source of community tensions, not a successful crime-fighting strategy. Findings of Police Bias in Baltimore Validate What Many Have Long FeltA Justice Department report showing that officers systematically stopped, searched and arrested blacks is a step toward a settlement to overhaul police training and practices. Here’s How Racial Bias Plays Out in PolicingIn investigations of nearly two dozen police departments around the country, the Justice Department found common tactics that showed widespread bias. Obama Administration Set to Remove Barrier to Marijuana ResearchThe new policy could spur broad scientific study of a drug being used to treat dozens of diseases despite little rigorous evidence of its effectiveness. Christie ‘Flat Out Lied’ in George Washington Bridge Case, Aide SaidAn aide to Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey texted a colleague that he lied when he told reporters that his senior staff members did not know about a plot to close traffic lanes, according to a court filing. Trump Tower Climber Snatched by Police as the Internet WatchesOfficers pulled the man into an opening on the 21st floor after he had been climbing for about two hours. Live video of his ascent was widely viewed online. Facebook Blocks Ad Blockers, but It Strives to Make Ads More RelevantThe programs that prevent websites from displaying ads will be rendered useless for those accessing the social network’s desktop site, but not on mobile browsers. U.S.-Backed Militias in Libya Claim to Retake ISIS Stronghold of SurtIf confirmed, the capture of the seaside city of Surt would be a severe blow to the Islamic State’s expansion into North Africa. Airbnb and Others Set Terms for Employees to Cash OutAs Silicon Valley start-ups have delayed initial public offerings or sales, they have come under pressure to let their employees sell some of their private stock. Gay and Transgender Egyptians, Harassed and Entrapped, Are Driven UndergroundA quiet crackdown by the country’s morality police has shattered what had been an increasingly vibrant and visible community. Echoing a Film Plot, Chinese Gangs Kill Drifters in an Elaborate Mining RuseIn dozens of cases, the Chinese authorities say, gangs have killed vagrants and workers far underground and used the deaths to defraud mine owners. Patrice Munsel, Soprano Who as a Teenager Won a Met Contract, Dies at 91Ms. Munsel was 17 when, in 1943, she won a Metropolitan Opera contract and $1,000 after tying for first place in the eighth annual Metropolitan Auditions of the Air. Field Notes: The Divorce Diet? Losing a Spouse and Some Pounds, TooEnding a marriage is often a good way (well, let’s just say a way) to get in shape. Books of The Times: Review: In ‘Hillbilly Elegy,’ a Tough Love Analysis of the Poor Who Back TrumpCombining thoughtful inquiry with firsthand experience, J. D. Vance has inadvertently provided a civilized reference guide for an uncivilized election. More Recent Articles
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