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  1. Clinton, Trump respond to North Korea's fifth nuclear test
  2. Ford buys S.F.'s Chariot shuttle service as start of grand future transportation project
  3. U.S., Russia agree to new peace plan for Syria; Kerry says could be 'turning point'
  4. Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater undergoes knee surgery
  5. Fantasy Football update: Injury report for Sunday's games
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Clinton, Trump respond to North Korea's fifth nuclear test

Elizabeth Shim
NEW YORK, Sept. 9 (UPI) -- North Korea's fifth nuclear test on Friday is drawing responses from both presidential candidates.
    

Ford buys S.F.'s Chariot shuttle service as start of grand future transportation project

Doug G. Ware
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9 (UPI) -- Ford Motor Co. announced plans Friday to purchase San Francisco shuttle carrier Chariot, as part of its vision for more efficient 21st century transportation.
    

U.S., Russia agree to new peace plan for Syria; Kerry says could be 'turning point'

Doug G. Ware
GENEVA, Switzerland, Sept. 9 (UPI) -- The U.S. and Russia announced a new cease-fire Friday that both sides hope will clear the road to peace for a troubled nation torn apart by five years of war.
    

Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater undergoes knee surgery

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Minnesota Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater had a successful knee surgery on Thursday, the team announced.
    

Fantasy Football update: Injury report for Sunday's games

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  1. Kerry announces US-Russia deal on Syrian ceasefire - CNN
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Kerry announces US-Russia deal on Syrian ceasefire - CNN


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Kerry announces US-Russia deal on Syrian ceasefire
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(CNN) The US and Russia announced a plan Friday to bring about a ceasefire in Syria, Secretary of State John Kerry said. "Today we are announcing an arrangement that we think has the capability of sticking but it's dependent on people's choices," Kerry ...
Russia and the United States Reach New Agreement on Syria ConflictNew York Times
US, Russia reach deal on cease-fire in SyriaWashington Post
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Democrats wonder and worry: Why isn't Clinton far ahead of Trump? - Washington Post


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Democrats wonder and worry: Why isn't Clinton far ahead of Trump?
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NEW YORK — With Election Day less than two months away, Democrats are increasingly worried that Hillary Clinton has not built a formidable lead against Donald Trump despite his historic weaknesses as a national party candidate. Even the Democratic ...
Clinton plays role of commander in chief after national security meetingCNN
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  1. U.S. 'Should Be Increasingly Worried' by Kim's Nuke Tests
  2. Kerry Announces U.S.-Russia Plan to Reduce Syria Violence
  3. Facebook Slammed for Censoring Iconic War Photo
  4. Angelina Jolie Calls on World Leaders to End Syrian Conflict
  5. Clinton: We Will Not Allow North Korea to Pursue Nuclear Weapon
  6. French Prosecutor Says ISIS Now Using Women as Fighters
  7. Honduras: 6th Arrest in Killing of Environmental Activist Berta Caceres
  8. 'Outlaw Nation' North Korea Conducts Fifth Nuclear Test
  9. Rescuers Search Wreckage After Deadly Train Crash
  10. Trump's Running Mate Defends Praise of 'Stronger' Putin
  11. Samsung Asks U.S. Court to Help With 'Ghost Cargo'
  12. Female 'Fanatics' Planned Attack on Train Station: France
  13. Tourists Rescued After 16 Hours Stranded in Cable Cars
  14. North Korean TV Anchor Announces Nuclear Test
  15. Cat Survives 15 Days Under Italian Quake Rubble
  16. Russia Stages Alternative Paralympics for Banned Athletes
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U.S. 'Should Be Increasingly Worried' by Kim's Nuke Tests

North Korea's nuclear test early Friday was the latest in a string of provocations. Here's a look at where things stand.

    

Kerry Announces U.S.-Russia Plan to Reduce Syria Violence

The agreement calls for a national cease fire on Sept. 12 and U.S. working with the opposition and Russia with Assad to see that it holds.

    

Facebook Slammed for Censoring Iconic War Photo

Facebook stands accused of censorship after it deleted posts by a world leader that showed an iconic image of a girl fleeing a napalm attack.

    

Angelina Jolie Calls on World Leaders to End Syrian Conflict

Meeting Syrian refugees in Jordan, the U.N. special envoy said leaders need to focus on the root causes of the war.
    

Clinton: We Will Not Allow North Korea to Pursue Nuclear Weapon

Hillary Clinton says North Korea's nuclear ambitions not only present a threat to the U.S but to China, Russia and other nations in the region. She would like China and other countries to play a role in reigning in Pyonyang.
    

French Prosecutor Says ISIS Now Using Women as Fighters

Prosecutor Molins said a female terrorist cell guided by ISIS had been "dismantled." One suspect had been the fiancée of two jihadists arrested after previous attacks in France.
    

Honduras: 6th Arrest in Killing of Environmental Activist Berta Caceres

Authorities say they have arrested the 6th and last suspect sought for allegedly carrying out the killing of environmental activist Berta Caceres.

    

'Outlaw Nation' North Korea Conducts Fifth Nuclear Test

South Korean President Park Geun-hye accused Kim Jong Un's regime of "fanatical recklessness" following the atomic detonation.

    

Rescuers Search Wreckage After Deadly Train Crash

At least four people were killed and many injured when the passenger train derailed in northwest Spain
    

Trump's Running Mate Defends Praise of 'Stronger' Putin

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence defended Trump's praise of Vladimir Putin, and Hillary Clinton condemned the governor's remarks as unpatriotic.
    

Samsung Asks U.S. Court to Help With 'Ghost Cargo'

Samsung asked a U.S. judge to allow the South Korean company to pay cargo handlers to remove its goods from Hanjin Shipping's vessels stationed near U.S. ports.

    

Female 'Fanatics' Planned Attack on Train Station: France

Sunday's discovery of a Peugeot 607 laden with seven gas cylinders near a Paris cathedral triggered a terrorism investigation.

    

Tourists Rescued After 16 Hours Stranded in Cable Cars

More than 100 people, including several Americans, were left hanging in 36 gondolas following a malfunction.

    

North Korean TV Anchor Announces Nuclear Test

State television said Friday's test explosion was carried out to evaluate the warhead's power.
    

Cat Survives 15 Days Under Italian Quake Rubble

Rescued by firefighters and given medical treatment, the dehydrated cat had been trapped under the ruins of a collapsed building in Amatrice.
    

Russia Stages Alternative Paralympics for Banned Athletes

The entire Russian Paralympics team was banned from Rio 2016 over evidence of state-sponsored doping.
    

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  1. Russia and the United States Reach New Agreement on Syria Conflict
  2. News Analysis: Russia, Already Reinserting Itself in Middle East, Enters Israeli-Palestinian Fray
  3. News Analysis: A Big Blast in North Korea, and Big Questions on U.S. Policy
  4. North Korea Will Have the Skills to Make a Nuclear Warhead by 2020, Experts Say
  5. North Korea’s Nuclear Blasts Keep Getting Stronger
  6. Your Evening Briefing
  7. For Rudy Giuliani, Embrace of Donald Trump Puts Legacy at Risk
  8. Reliably Red Ohio County Finds Both Trump and Clinton Hard to Stomach
  9. Donald Trump Says Hillary Clinton Wouldn’t Be Prosecuted Even if She Shot Someone
  10. Bill Clinton, After a Year of Restraint, Unleashes an Impassioned Self-Defense
  11. Mike Pence Has G.O.P. Candidates’ Respect. Just to Be Safe, They Keep Him at a Distance.
  12. Apple Is Said to Be Rethinking Strategy on Self-Driving Cars
  13. U.S. Suspends Construction on Part of North Dakota Pipeline
  14. Serena Williams Will Soon Be 35. But Will She Ever Be No. 1 Again?
  15. Novak Djokovic Survives Gaël Monfils and the Humidity
  16. Conviction Thrown Out for Ex-Rutgers Student in Tyler Clementi Case
  17. Wells Fargo Offers Regrets, but Doesn’t Admit Misconduct
  18. 7 Police Officers to Be Charged in Bay Area Sex Scandal
  19. N.F.L. Says Officials Missed Head Hit on Panthers’ Cam Newton
  20. House Passes Bill Allowing 9/11 Lawsuits Against Saudi Arabia; White House Hints at Veto
  21. Norbert Schemansky, Who Won Weight-Lifting Gold but Little Applause Back Home, Dies at 92
  22. A Wave of 9/11 Novels Seeks a New Audience: the Young Reader
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Russia and the United States Reach New Agreement on Syria Conflict

If successful, the agreement would reduce the violence and lead to joint military operations to target Islamic militants in Syria.

    

News Analysis: Russia, Already Reinserting Itself in Middle East, Enters Israeli-Palestinian Fray

Moscow wants to compete with Washington for regional influence. Israel wants to thwart the French, and the Palestinians want to elevate their standing.

    

News Analysis: A Big Blast in North Korea, and Big Questions on U.S. Policy

North Korea’s most powerful nuclear test yet shows that gradually escalating sanctions are not stopping it from becoming a nuclear state.

    

North Korea Will Have the Skills to Make a Nuclear Warhead by 2020, Experts Say

The Pentagon warned this year that Pyongyang’s new missiles, if perfected, “would be capable of reaching much of the continental United States.”

    

North Korea’s Nuclear Blasts Keep Getting Stronger

The tremors caused by each test have grown larger, and the North appears closer to building a nuclear device small enough to be mounted on a missile.

    

Your Evening Briefing

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

For Rudy Giuliani, Embrace of Donald Trump Puts Legacy at Risk

A Trump victory could open the door for a return to public office for Mr. Giuliani. A loss, however, could be a last act for “America’s Mayor.”

    

Reliably Red Ohio County Finds Both Trump and Clinton Hard to Stomach

Many residents of Delaware County, which last voted for a Democratic president in 1916, simply cannot imagine voting for either candidate.

    

Donald Trump Says Hillary Clinton Wouldn’t Be Prosecuted Even if She Shot Someone

Mr. Trump, at a rally on Friday, escalated his attacks against Mrs. Clinton, saying that “she is being so protected.”

    

Bill Clinton, After a Year of Restraint, Unleashes an Impassioned Self-Defense

In a series of swing-state appearances this week, Mr. Clinton struck back at criticism of the family foundation, by turns sarcastic and almost pleading.

    

Mike Pence Has G.O.P. Candidates’ Respect. Just to Be Safe, They Keep Him at a Distance.

The tentative reception given the Republican vice-presidential candidate is not because of Mr. Pence, strictly speaking, but instead the man on top of the ticket.

    

Apple Is Said to Be Rethinking Strategy on Self-Driving Cars

The company has closed parts of its self-driving car project and laid off dozens of employees, according to three people briefed on the subject.

    

U.S. Suspends Construction on Part of North Dakota Pipeline

The order came after a federal judge’s ruling rejected efforts by the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe to halt construction of the Dakota Access pipeline.

    

Serena Williams Will Soon Be 35. But Will She Ever Be No. 1 Again?

Her defeat in the semifinals of the United States Open means she will lose the No. 1 ranking that she has held for 186 consecutive weeks.

    

Novak Djokovic Survives Gaël Monfils and the Humidity

The No. 1 seed at the United States Open reached the final by defeating his exasperating opponent and the difficult weather conditions.

    

Conviction Thrown Out for Ex-Rutgers Student in Tyler Clementi Case

A New Jersey court called for a new trial for Dharun Ravi, who was convicted in 2012 after spying on his roommate, Mr. Clementi, while he had sex with another man. Mr. Clementi later committed suicide.

    

Wells Fargo Offers Regrets, but Doesn’t Admit Misconduct

The case reflects a trend in which regulators fine financial institutions and require changes, but not an admission of wrongdoing.

    

7 Police Officers to Be Charged in Bay Area Sex Scandal

A California prosecutor said criminal charges would be filed after a monthslong investigation into allegations of officers having sex with a teenage prostitute.

    

N.F.L. Says Officials Missed Head Hit on Panthers’ Cam Newton

The league continues to combat the perception that it is not doing enough to protect players from hits that can lead to head trauma.

    

House Passes Bill Allowing 9/11 Lawsuits Against Saudi Arabia; White House Hints at Veto

President Obama has long opposed the measure, warning that it could expose the United States to a raft of lawsuits by people in other countries.
    

Norbert Schemansky, Who Won Weight-Lifting Gold but Little Applause Back Home, Dies at 92

In competition largely outside the sports world spotlight, he awed crowds and was the first to win medals in four Olympics but felt unappreciated in his hometown.

    

A Wave of 9/11 Novels Seeks a New Audience: the Young Reader

Children’s and young-adult books arriving for the attacks’ 15th anniversary fill what writers see as a need but still pose challenges for wary publishers.

    

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