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Deacon Liput cracked a three-run homer as No. 3 Florida advanced to the championship round in its bracket Tuesday night, dumping No. 7 Louisville 5-1.
Free-agent cornerback Justin Gilbert, who was the eighth overall pick in the 2014 draft, was suspended for a year by the NFL on Tuesday.
Republican Karen Handel defeated Democrat Jon Ossoff in the most expensive congressional election in U.S. history.
The Atlanta Hawks traded center Dwight Howard and the 31st pick in Thursday's draft to the Charlotte Hornets.
For the second consecutive year, the Philadelphia 76ers will have the first overall pick in the NBA draft.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in said he and President Trump have something in common – a goal to completely dismantle North Korea's nuclear program.
The remaining 11 episodes of Katherine Heigl's canceled legal drama "Doubt" will air this summer.
The germ-fighting chemical triclosan has got to go, an international coalition of scientists claims.
Federal health officials say mosquitoes capable of spreading Zika are in more southern U.S.counties than previously thought.
The police dashcam video of the fatal police shooting of Philando Castile has been released.
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 Washington Post | Republican Karen Handel defeats Democrat Jon Ossoff in Georgia's 6th Congressional District Washington Post BROOKHAVEN, Ga. — President Trump's hopes of steadying his presidency and his agenda on Capitol Hill were given a lift Tuesday when a Republican won a special congressional election in the Atlanta suburbs. Republican Karen Handel defeated ... Democrats just went 0-4. When will they win? Georgia special election: 4 takeaways Georgia, Republican Party, Otto Warmbier: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing |
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Blast, Police Shooting Shuts Down Train Station in Brussels, BelgiumThe main train station in the Belgian capital of Brussels was evacuated Tuesday after security forces foiled a 'terror attack.'
'Radicalization of White People' Sees Spike in Hate CrimePolice recorded 120 Islamophobic crimes in the six days after the London Bridge attack, compared with 36 the week before, and many Muslims no longer feel safe.
Woman Rushes to Help Attack Victims, Discovers Brother Among WoundedNassima Benaouda, 21, told of her shock at discovering her relative was among those deliberately struck by a van after prayers early Monday.
Iran Has Drone Base Near U.S. Troops in SyriaTwo officials said Iran has established the base, but could not confirm it was the source of drones that have recently attacked U.S. and coalition troops.
Will Warmbier's Death Force Trump to Act on North Korea?Sen. McCain and lawmakers called Otto Warmbier's death 'murder.' How will Trump respond to the isolationist country that involved in his death?
Trump Calls Otto Warmbier's Death a 'Total Disgrace'President Trump says that if former North Korea detainee Otto Warmbier "were brought home sooner... the results would have been a lot different." German Opposition Party Fails to Force Gay Marriage VoteGermany's high court has rejected an opposition party's attempt to force a parliamentary vote on introducing gay marriage before September's national election.
Russian Jet Comes Within Feet of U.S. Spy PlaneAn armed Russian fighter jet intercepted a U.S. reconnaissance aircraft over the Baltic Sea on Monday, three U.S. defense officials told NBC News.
Deputy AG Rosenstein: 'Hard Labor in North Korea Means Torture'Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein comments on Otto Warmbier's death, and tells law enforcement officials it's "people like you" who ensure Americans the "privilege to live under a Constitution that is based on the rule of law." Meet Venezuela's 'Painter of Protests'Venezuelan artist Oscar Olivares' cartoon-like digital paintings have made him an instant icon among demonstrators who have taken to the streets against the government.
European Court Angers Russia With 'Gay Propaganda' RulingThe European Court of Human Rights ruled that a Russian law banning the promotion of homosexuality to minors breached European treaty rules.
Otto Warmbier Dies After Return From North KoreaOtto Warmbier, the 22-year-old student who was returned from North Korea last week in an unconscious state, died Monday, his family said.
What Killed Otto Warmbier?It could have been pneumonia, a pulmonary embolism, or even a urinary infection, neurologists said.
Travel Group Stops Bringing Americans to N. KoreaYoung Pioneer Tours said Tuesday that the death of 22-year-old Otto Warmbier shows that the risk American tourists face in visiting North Korea "has become too high."
'You Don't See That Every Day:' President Swallows Insect While TalkingCosta Rican President Luis Guillermo Solis Rivera was answering reporters' questions when a flying insect got a tad too close. Generous Donors Give Too Much to High-Rise Blaze SurvivorsA flood of generosity helping those who lost everything in the London high-rise fire has provoked an unexpected message. "No donations," read signs at a church.
Where Did Your Kitty Come From? DNA Study Tells TaleVan Attacker Drove 175 Miles Before Targeting MuslimsThe suspect who crashed a van into worshippers outside a mosque is facing terrorism charges. Disturbing Collection of Nazi Artifacts Discovered in Secret RoomArgentinian authorities announced the discovery of some 75 items, including a bust relief of Adolf Hitler, hidden in a home in Buenos Aires. Huge Trove of 'Original' Nazi Artifacts Found in ArgentinaIn a hidden room in a house near Argentina's capital, police believe they have found the biggest collection of Nazi artifacts in the country's history, including a bust relief of Adolf Hitler, magnifying glasses inside elegant boxes with swastikas and even a macabre medical device used to measure head size. Some 75 objects were found in a collector's home in...
Ex-CEO Among Bankers Charged With Fraud Over 2008 Crisis DealBarclays and four of its former executives have been charged with fraud in the first such criminal case in Britain tied to credit crunch fundraising.
Russia Threatens U.S. After Syrian Jet Is Shot DownFor the first time during the Syrian civil war, the US has shot down a Syrian aircraft. 'This Is an Attack Against London and All Londoners'A driver rammed his van into Muslim worshippers who had just finished praying in the Finsbury Park area of London. More Recent Articles
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Despite Concerns About Blackmail, Flynn Heard C.I.A. SecretsIf Mike Pompeo, the C.I.A. director, knew of his agency’s concerns about Michael T. Flynn, the national security adviser at the time, he did not share them with the president.
Video of Police Killing of Philando Castile Is Publicly ReleasedState investigators released the dashboard video of Officer Jeronimo Yanez shooting Mr. Castile in Minnesota last year that had been shown to jurors. Dash Camera Shows Moment Philando Castile Is ShotDashboard camera video newly released by state investigators shows the moment Officer Jeronimo Yanez fatally shot Philando Castile during a traffic stop in Minnesota in July 2016.
Georgia, Republican Party, Otto Warmbier: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: Google’s Idea for a New Silicon ValleyTuesday: A renewal plan for San Jose, Carrie Fisher’s toxicology report, and a guide to free museums in Los Angeles.
G.O.P. Rift Over Medicaid and Opioids Imperils Senate Health BillDeep divisions have developed among Senate Republicans over the rate of future spending on Medicaid and how to help opioid addicts who lose drug treatment funds.
Haven for Recovering Addicts Now Profits From Their RelapsesDelray Beach, Fla., was once a godsend for substance abusers. But now, a sprawl of fraudulent outpatient centers capitalize on addicts’ thwarted recoveries.
Middle Class, Not Poor, Could Suffer if Trump Ends Health PaymentsAmericans who earn too much to qualify for premium assistance could face double-digit rate increases if the government stops making cost-sharing payments.
Draft Order on Drug Prices Proposes Easing RegulationsA draft of an executive order obtained by The Times appears to give the drug industry what it wants with no guarantee that consumer costs will fall.
China Falls Short on Curbing North Korea, Trump SaysThe president’s statement was an extraordinary admission of failure of his strategy for dealing with the North, leaving him with unpalatable options.
American Warplane Shoots Down Iranian-Made Drone Over SyriaThe drone’s downing was the latest indication that the air war between the U.S. military and forces loyal to the Syrian government is likely to continue or even escalate. Karen Handel Wins Georgia Special Election, Fending Off Upstart DemocratIn a demoralizing result for Democrats, Ms. Handel defeated Jon Ossoff, a political newcomer who had drawn an outpouring of support from liberals around the country.
China Will Be Part of a Popular Stock Index, Opening the Door to Foreign MoneyInclusion in MSCI’s emerging markets index, even on a modest scale, will make it more important for foreign money managers to invest in China.
Too Hot to Fly? Climate Change May Take a Toll on Air TravelExcess heat in Phoenix grounded more than 40 flights in recent days, and scientists say a warming climate could also mean more turbulent rides.
Government Spying Allegations in Mexico Spur Calls for InquiryThe calls came in response to reports saying spyware was deployed against some of the Mexican government’s most outspoken critics.
A Post-Cosby-Trial Question: Is the System Stacked Against Women?The challenge is how to balance the presumption of a defendant’s innocence with the goal of justice for women who have been sexually assaulted.
Reviving a French OperaStep into “Alcyone,” an 18th-century French opera that had not been performed in Paris for 246 years. Family of Michael Brown Settles Lawsuit Against City of FergusonA federal judge in Missouri approved a settlement in the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old that sparked outrage over the police’s treatment of black people.
Libya’s Increased Oil Production Thwarts OPEC’s Reduction PlansDespite the country’s political instability, its production has grown to 885,000 barrels a day, undercutting OPEC’s efforts to shrink supplies worldwide.
Bomb Is Detonated in Brussels Train StationThe police said the situation in the Brussels Central train station was under control and that a suspect had been “neutralized.”
Daniel Day-Lewis Announces Retirement From ActingThe reclusive actor, who has taken long breaks from acting before, officially announced his retirement for the first time.
Finders Keepers? An Ohio Goodwill Returns $97,000 Mistakenly Donated With ClothesA surprising number of people carry vast sums in cash, lose it — and then get it returned by Good Samaritans.
The Secret Room, the Nazi Artifacts and an Argentine MysteryInvestigators searching a home outside Buenos Aires found a door behind a bookcase, and more than 75 artifacts from the Third Reich.
After Inquiry Into Cast, ‘Bachelor in Paradise’ Will Resume TapingThe inquiry, into an allegation of sexual misconduct, did not turn up evidence of wrongdoing, said Warner Bros., the studio behind the show.
This Boy Scout Has Enough Merit Badges for a Whole TroopArchery? Check. Bugling? Check. Ty Bingham of California is one of fewer than 350 boys in the history of the Boy Scouts to earn all of the available badges, according to a website that keeps track.
L.A.’s Avocado Toasts: a Guide"It’s about highlighting what’s at the market in a way that it can be appreciated," says the Sqirl chef and owner Jessica Koslow. "If I was in New York, I wouldn’t be making avocado toast."
Exxon Mobil Lends Its Support to a Carbon Tax ProposalThe company is joining other oil companies and corporate giants to endorse a plan from the Climate Leadership Council to tax fossil fuels and pay the dividends to taxpayers.
Restaurant Review: At Don Peppe, Expect a Lot of EverythingThe hallowed Italian-American restaurant is near the airport and the racetrack in Queens, but it’s in a world of its own.
Books of The Times: In ‘The Changeling,’ the Dark Fears of Parents, Memorably EtchedVictor LaValle’s latest hybrid of the supernatural and the literary is rooted in the anxiety families feel over the safety of their children.
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