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Reports indicate that President Donald Trump could be under investigation for obstruction of justice.
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  1. Report: Trump possibly under investigation for obstruction
  2. Report: North Korea exploitation of workers begins in childhood
  3. U.S. sells $12 billion fighter jets to Qatar despite terrorism accusations
  4. Odell Beckham Jr. is at minicamp, and he's blaming the media with his shoes
  5. Dangerous dog flu spreading through U.S.
  6. Study: Women less likely to remember thin models
  7. Elvis Dumervil reports to San Francisco 49ers, won't practice until training camp
  8. Los Angeles Rams All-Pro DL Aaron Donald reports to minicamp

Report: Trump possibly under investigation for obstruction

Reports indicate that President Donald Trump could be under investigation for obstruction of justice.
    

Report: North Korea exploitation of workers begins in childhood

North Korea sends tens of thousands of forced laborers abroad and the system works because many North Koreans supply free labor to the regime as children.
    

U.S. sells $12 billion fighter jets to Qatar despite terrorism accusations

President Donald Trump accused Qatar of supporting terrorism, but that didn't stop the Pentagon from selling $12 billion worth of F-15 fighter jets to them.
    

Odell Beckham Jr. is at minicamp, and he's blaming the media with his shoes

Pro Bowl wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. showed up wearing some interesting cleats Tuesday at New York Giants minicamp.
    

Dangerous dog flu spreading through U.S.

A highly contagious flu that infects dogs and can be fatal is spreading throughout the United States.
    

Study: Women less likely to remember thin models

Young women are more likely to notice and remember average- and plus-size fashion models than thin ones, according to Florida State University researchers.
    

Elvis Dumervil reports to San Francisco 49ers, won't practice until training camp

San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan reported all hands on deck for the start of his club's mandatory minicamp Tuesday, but two players barely qualified.
    

Los Angeles Rams All-Pro DL Aaron Donald reports to minicamp

Los Angeles Rams defensive lineman Aaron Donald reported to the team's mandatory minicamp Tuesday after missing all of the voluntary Organized Team Activities.
    
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Washington Post Lawmaker Steve Scalise is critically injured in GOP baseball shooting; gunman James T. Hodgkinson is killed by police Washington Post A man angry with President Trump unleashed a barrage of gunfire Wednesday morning at Republican ...
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  1. Lawmaker Steve Scalise is critically injured in GOP baseball shooting; gunman James T. Hodgkinson is killed by police - Washington Post
  2. Mueller Seeks to Talk to Intelligence Officials, Hinting at Inquiry of Trump - New York Times

Lawmaker Steve Scalise is critically injured in GOP baseball shooting; gunman James T. Hodgkinson is killed by police - Washington Post


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Lawmaker Steve Scalise is critically injured in GOP baseball shooting; gunman James T. Hodgkinson is killed by police
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A man angry with President Trump unleashed a barrage of gunfire Wednesday morning at Republican members of Congress as they held a baseball practice at a park in Alexandria, wounding House Majority Whip Steve Scalise and four others in a frenzied ...
Steve Scalise Among 4 Shot at Baseball Field; Suspect Is DeadNew York Times
GOP House Whip Steve Scalise remains in critical condition after shooting at baseball practiceCNN
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Mueller Seeks to Talk to Intelligence Officials, Hinting at Inquiry of Trump - New York Times


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Mueller Seeks to Talk to Intelligence Officials, Hinting at Inquiry of Trump
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WASHINGTON — Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel examining Russia's meddling in the 2016 election, has requested interviews with three high-ranking current or former intelligence officials, the latest indication that he will investigate whether ...
Issues Raised by Report That Mueller Looking at Possible Trump Obstruction of JusticeNBCNews.com
Trump-Russia inquiry: President 'probed for obstruction of justice'BBC News
Report: Trump Under Investigation For Possible Obstruction Of JusticeNPR
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Samira Lamrani watched as a member of the public caught the infant — "miraculously," as she put it.
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  1. Bystander Catches Baby Dropped From 9th Floor of Blazing Building
  2. Deadly Fire Destroys London High-Rise; 'No Idea' How Many Are Missing
  3. Trump Reportedly Being Investigated for Possible Obstruction of Justice
  4. British PM Promises 'Proper Investigation' Into London High-Rise Fire
  5. Borough Market Reopens After London Bridge Terror Attack
  6. Amid Venezuela Protests, Med Students Are Vital to Survival
  7. 12 Confirmed Dead in London Apartment Tower Blaze
  8. Chechen Men Describe How They Were Tortured for Being Gay
  9. Munich Train Station Gunman Lived in U.S. With His Dad
  10. Holy Water, Ringing Bell Welcome Shoppers Back to Terror-Hit Market
  11. North Korea Frees Jailed U.S. Student, Parents Say He's in Coma
  12. 'Museum of Failure' Celebrates Our Finest Errors (Including a Trump Board Game)
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Bystander Catches Baby Dropped From 9th Floor of Blazing Building

Samira Lamrani watched as a member of the public caught the infant — "miraculously," as she put it.

    

Deadly Fire Destroys London High-Rise; 'No Idea' How Many Are Missing

Several witnesses recounted watching people jump from the high-rise apartment block. Officials believe several hundred people were inside Grenfell Tower.

    

Trump Reportedly Being Investigated for Possible Obstruction of Justice

Special counsel Robert Mueller is reportedly investigating whether President Donald Trump attempted to obstruct justice in relation to ongoing probes of Russian influence in the 2016 election.

    

British PM Promises 'Proper Investigation' Into London High-Rise Fire

Theresa May confirmed twelve people are known to have died in the "appalling tragedy" but warned this number is expected to rise.
    

Borough Market Reopens After London Bridge Terror Attack

Traders held a minute's silence to pay tribute to the eight victims of the terror attack which hit the market and nearby London Bridge.
    

Amid Venezuela Protests, Med Students Are Vital to Survival

Amid the violent protests in Venezuela, a group of medical students and young doctors known as the Green Helmets risk their lives every day to offer first aid to those who get hurt on the front lines.

    

12 Confirmed Dead in London Apartment Tower Blaze

The number of fatalities is likely to rise, said Stuart Cundy of the Metropolitan Police. 78 people are being treated in hospitals.
    

Chechen Men Describe How They Were Tortured for Being Gay

Two men from Chechnya said they were detained by police and subjected to torture and beatings because they are gay.

    

Munich Train Station Gunman Lived in U.S. With His Dad

The 37-year-old suspect arrived in Germany on a plane from Athens, Greece, on Monday. He has a criminal record in the U.S., officials said.

    

Holy Water, Ringing Bell Welcome Shoppers Back to Terror-Hit Market

Traders held a minute of silence to pay tribute to the victims of the 18-minute vehicle-and-knife rampage that started on London Bridge.

    

North Korea Frees Jailed U.S. Student, Parents Say He's in Coma

North Korea has released Otto Warmbier, a 22-year-old student from Cincinnati who was sentenced to 15 years in prison, the State Department said.

    

'Museum of Failure' Celebrates Our Finest Errors (Including a Trump Board Game)

The Museum of Failure just opened in Helsingborg, Sweden, and includes a creepy face mask, a plastic bike and a Donald Trump-branded board game.

    

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A gunman opened fired as Republican members of a congressional baseball team held a practice. He was killed in a shootout.
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  1. Steve Scalise Among 4 Shot at Baseball Field; Suspect Is Dead
  2. Solemn Trump Calls for Unity After Congressman’s Shooting
  3. Steve Scalise, Wounded Lawmaker, Takes Pride in Baseball and Politics
  4. Virginia Shooting Suspect Was Distraught Over Trump’s Election, Brother Says
  5. The Virginia Shooting: The Scene and Reaction
  6. On Washington: Shaken Lawmakers Soften Partisan Tone While Uniting in Concern
  7. Shooting Is Latest Eruption in a Grim Ritual of Rage and Blame
  8. Their Own Targeted, Republicans Want Looser Gun Laws, Not Stricter Ones
  9. Mueller Seeks to Talk to Intelligence Officials, Hinting at Inquiry of Trump
  10. Senate Backs Measure Limiting President’s Power to Lift Sanctions
  11. Democrats in Congress Sue Trump Over Foreign Business Dealings
  12. Writers From the Right and Left React to the Sessions Hearing
  13. Questions Mount After Fire at Grenfell Tower in London Kills at Least 12
  14. The London Fire: What We Know
  15. 5 Fires That Shaped Modern London
  16. Steve Scalise, London, Federal Reserve: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
  17. California Today: California Today: Division Among Democrats
  18. Fed Actions Show Confidence but Are Not at Trump Speed
  19. Economic Trends: Janet Yellen and the Case of the Missing Inflation
  20. Wells Fargo Is Accused of Making Improper Changes to Mortgages
  21. U.S.-Led Airstrikes in Syria Killed Hundreds of Civilians, U.N. Panel Says
  22. Sipping Sherry in Spain With the Frugal Traveler
  23. Frugal Traveler: The Southern Charms of Spain and Portugal
  24. 5 Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter in Flint Water Crisis
  25. They Know Robert Durst the Best. But They’re Not Talking.
  26. Otto Warmbier Got an Extra Dose of Brutality From North Korea. The Mystery Is Why.
  27. Meet the Goopies
  28. Shabab Kill 17 and Take Hostages in Somalia’s Capital
  29. Update: United Airlines Apologizes After 2015 Video Shows Worker Shoving Customer
  30. Gunman Kills 3 and Then Himself at San Francisco UPS Building
  31. Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather Jr. Agree to Fight
  32. U.S. Halts New Rules Aimed at Abuses by For-Profit Colleges
  33. Patricia Knatchbull, a Grande Dame of Britain’s Elite, Dies at 93
  34. Georgia Escapees Steal Second Vehicle as Manhunt Continues
  35. Cosby Trial Live Briefing: At Bill Cosby’s Trial, 28 Hours of Deliberation and Still No Verdict
  36. Fox News Drops ‘Fair and Balanced’ Motto
  37. ‘A Horse Walks Into a Bar’ Wins Man Booker International Prize
  38. San Francisco to Develop Treasure Island as Major Cultural Site
  39. Hong Kong Journal: Hong Kong Wants a 3rd Runway. Will Its Dolphins Pay the Price?
  40. Accusations About Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize Lecture Rekindle an Old Debate
  41. This Soccer Club Has Everything You’d Want Except ...
  42. Books of The Times: Review: A Corrupt Cop Is Up Against the Wall in Don Winslow’s ‘The Force’
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Steve Scalise Among 4 Shot at Baseball Field; Suspect Is Dead

A gunman opened fired as Republican members of a congressional baseball team held a practice. He was killed in a shootout.

    

Solemn Trump Calls for Unity After Congressman’s Shooting

The president, more familiar with the role of political agitator than comforter of a nation, struck a tone of gravity, appearing shaken by what he called a “brutal assault.”
    

Steve Scalise, Wounded Lawmaker, Takes Pride in Baseball and Politics

Mr. Scalise, the House majority whip, has played for years in the annual charity congressional baseball game. He was shot in the hip during a practice for the game.

    

Virginia Shooting Suspect Was Distraught Over Trump’s Election, Brother Says

James Thomas Hodgkinson, 66, of Belleville, Ill., who died after a shootout with the police, had traveled to Washington in recent weeks to protest, his brother said.

    

The Virginia Shooting: The Scene and Reaction

Witnesses describe the scene of the shooting that injured Representative Steve Scalise and others Wednesday morning. President Trump and Senator Bernie Sanders made statements.
    

On Washington: Shaken Lawmakers Soften Partisan Tone While Uniting in Concern

Party labels weren’t the defining trait as Democratic and Republican members of Congress assessed where the harsh political climate had led them.

    

Shooting Is Latest Eruption in a Grim Ritual of Rage and Blame

The attack on lawmakers in Virginia was less an aberration than the latest example of a grim trend, widely remarked upon by leaders in both parties, but never slowed or stopped.

    

Their Own Targeted, Republicans Want Looser Gun Laws, Not Stricter Ones

Past mass shootings have brought calls for greater gun control, but the targeting of Republican lawmakers Wednesday prompted the opposite response.

    

Mueller Seeks to Talk to Intelligence Officials, Hinting at Inquiry of Trump

The special counsel’s request for interviews with three officials is the latest indication he will investigate whether the president obstructed justice.

    

Senate Backs Measure Limiting President’s Power to Lift Sanctions

The Senate overwhelmingly approved a proposal aimed at punishing Russia for its meddling in the 2016 election. The House has yet to take it up.

    

Democrats in Congress Sue Trump Over Foreign Business Dealings

Nearly 200 members, believed to be the most to ever sue a sitting president, will contend that the president has accepted gifts from foreign powers in violation of the Constitution.

    

Writers From the Right and Left React to the Sessions Hearing

Read about how the other side thinks: Reactions to testimony by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the suggestion the president might fire the special counsel and more.

    

Questions Mount After Fire at Grenfell Tower in London Kills at Least 12

Residents had complained about fire safety for years, and experts were already questioning whether the materials used on the building’s exterior might have helped spread the flames.

    

The London Fire: What We Know

A blaze consumed the 24-story Grenfell Tower, killing at least six people. The cause is under investigation, but here is what’s known.

    

5 Fires That Shaped Modern London

The fire that engulfed a building in London on Wednesday joined a list of disasters that have shaped the city’s history. Here are examples from the last 100 years.

    

Steve Scalise, London, Federal Reserve: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing

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

    

California Today: California Today: Division Among Democrats

Wednesday: An intraparty spat, Senator Kamala Harris is interrupted (again) and a particularly loud frog.

    

Fed Actions Show Confidence but Are Not at Trump Speed

The Fed raised its benchmark interest rate for the third consecutive quarter, to a range from 1 percent to 1.25 percent.

    

Economic Trends: Janet Yellen and the Case of the Missing Inflation

With signs that the Fed has undershot its inflation target yet again, it raised rates in a move that could define her chairmanship.

    

Wells Fargo Is Accused of Making Improper Changes to Mortgages

The bank denies allegations in lawsuits that it changed the loan terms of customers in bankruptcy without their knowledge, putting them at risk of default.

    

U.S.-Led Airstrikes in Syria Killed Hundreds of Civilians, U.N. Panel Says

The findings reinforced fears by humanitarian groups over the heavy loss of civilian life that could result from the American-led coalition’s airstrikes.
    

Sipping Sherry in Spain With the Frugal Traveler

The Frugal Traveler, Lucas Peterson, takes us on a 360 tour of the Tio Pepe bodega in Spain’s Sherry Triangle.
    

Frugal Traveler: The Southern Charms of Spain and Portugal

Andalusia, the Sherry Triangle and the vistas of southern Portugal might be the ideal frugal corner of Europe.

    

5 Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter in Flint Water Crisis

For the first time, investigators have directly linked the conduct of Michigan government officials to the deaths of residents in the water contamination crisis.

    

They Know Robert Durst the Best. But They’re Not Talking.

Stewart and Emily Altman have known Robert Durst for decades, and a prosecutor wants to call them as witnesses in his trial in the murder of Susan Berman.

    

Otto Warmbier Got an Extra Dose of Brutality From North Korea. The Mystery Is Why.

Despite its enmity toward the United States, the North remains sensitive to outside criticism of its human rights record and generally tries to use Americans as bargaining chips.

    

Meet the Goopies

Gwyneth Paltrow’s company stages a Comic-Con for the wellness set.

    

Shabab Kill 17 and Take Hostages in Somalia’s Capital

Members of the extremist group bombed a hotel popular with foreigners and then began firing at a nearby restaurant in Mogadishu.

    

Update: United Airlines Apologizes After 2015 Video Shows Worker Shoving Customer

The company apologized for the episode, in which a 71-year-old man was pushed to the floor at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston.
    

Gunman Kills 3 and Then Himself at San Francisco UPS Building

The man, dressed in a UPS uniform, opened fire and then killed himself.

    

Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather Jr. Agree to Fight

In a long-awaited bout, McGregor, a mixed martial arts fighter and U.F.C. star, will box against Mayweather, who is considered a heavy favorite.

    

U.S. Halts New Rules Aimed at Abuses by For-Profit Colleges

The Education Department vowed to protect student borrowers victimized by fraud but said regulations drafted by the Obama administration were flawed.

    

Patricia Knatchbull, a Grande Dame of Britain’s Elite, Dies at 93

Her life embraced a fabled childhood and personal tragedy after her father and a son were killed by the Irish Republican Army in a bomb attack at sea.

    

Georgia Escapees Steal Second Vehicle as Manhunt Continues

The authorities have increased their reward to $90,000 as they search for Donnie R. Rowe and Ricky Dubose, who they say killed two prison guards.

    

Cosby Trial Live Briefing: At Bill Cosby’s Trial, 28 Hours of Deliberation and Still No Verdict

On the third day of deliberations, the jurors in the sexual assault trial seem to be facing some hurdles as they work to come to a consensus.

    

Fox News Drops ‘Fair and Balanced’ Motto

“Fair and Balanced,” the motto that has long been a rallying cry for Fox News fans, has been replaced by “Most Watched, Most Trusted.”

    

‘A Horse Walks Into a Bar’ Wins Man Booker International Prize

The novel by David Grossman, about a stand-up routine that goes off the rails, won the prize honoring a work written in a language other than English.

    

San Francisco to Develop Treasure Island as Major Cultural Site

The 405-acre site will be the city’s largest development of open space since Golden Gate Park in 1871.

    

Hong Kong Journal: Hong Kong Wants a 3rd Runway. Will Its Dolphins Pay the Price?

Expanding the airport will add to the environmental damage of high-speed ferry traffic and other infrastructure projects, biologists say.

    

Accusations About Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize Lecture Rekindle an Old Debate

A Slate article on Tuesday alleged that Mr. Dylan cribbed lines from a SparkNotes online guide to “Moby-Dick.”

    

This Soccer Club Has Everything You’d Want Except ...

Asbury Park F.C. has devised a plan to maintain the perfect record. Forever.

    

Books of The Times: Review: A Corrupt Cop Is Up Against the Wall in Don Winslow’s ‘The Force’

A police task force leader and his crew aren’t much better than the criminals they pursue in this gritty thriller, set in New York.

    

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