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A new survey found that China is the most optimistic country in the world, with 87 percent of people believing their country is on the right track. 
Hideki Matsuyama won his second World Golf Championship event, capturing the Bridgestone Invitational with a blistering final-round score of 9-under-par 61. 
The San Francisco Giants saw their playoff hopes die long ago this season, but they are making the most out of their unfamiliar role as spoilers. 
Staring at a sixth straight loss, and the most heartbreaking yet on the current road trip, the Philadelphia Phillies rallied in the ninth inning Sunday. 
One day after New York Yankees rookie Jordan Montgomery gave up just three hits and one run in five innings in a 2-1 Yankees victory, the left-hander was optioned. 
Los Angeles Angels right-hander Matt Shoemaker will undergo season-ending surgery to relieve pressure on a nerve in his right forearm, the team announced Sunday. 
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Two Boy Scouts in Texas were killed and one injured after their sailboat ran into a transmission power line Saturday, killing two, authorities said. 
The Cleveland Browns have agreed to a deal with wide receiver Rasheed Bailey. 
As several cars ran out of fuel in the closing laps, Martin Truex Jr. managed to save enough gas to win the I Love New York 355 NASCAR Cup Series race at Watkins Glen International. 
Sean Rodriguez, picked up off of waivers Saturday, had 72 hours to report to the Pirates. But Pittsburgh, where he spent the previous two seasons as something of a super sub, felt like home. 
Five home runs through the first three innings had Sunday's game between the Texas Rangers and Minnesota Twins looking like it was going to be an offensive show. 
Facing the specter of a third consecutive series loss and a somber flight to Chicago, the Houston Astros accomplished something on Sunday that appeared wholly improbable. 
The Washington Nationals' deep batting order eventually made a loud statement against the Chicago Cubs. 
The manufacturer of a ride that malfunctioned at the Ohio State Fair and killed one teenager and injured several others said the mishap was due to corrosion. 
Minnesota Twins second baseman Brian Dozier left Sunday's game against the Texas Rangers with an illness. 
Atlanta Falcons cornerback Jalen Collins has been suspended 10 games without pay for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances. 
The Baltimore Orioles' powerful lineup can erupt at any time. 
ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey says actor Johnny Galecki may reprise his role of David in the upcoming revival of "Roseanne." 
The St. Louis Cardinals have been waiting for a game like Sunday, when the hits came in bunches, especially with runners on base. 
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 Los Angeles Times | Pence's sensitivity to talk of 2020 speaks to White House insecurity Los Angeles Times For months, President Trump's White House has been prone to veering off message, sometimes wildly so. But it was crystal clear on one point Sunday: No one except Trump should put up a hand for the 2020 GOP presidential nod. Vice President Mike Pence ... Mike Pence Rejects Report That He Is Positioning for 2020 Mike Pence slams report he's planning for a presidential bid Pence blasts NYT report about 2020 ambitions |
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Venezuelan Authorities Crush Military Rebellion, Says Ruling OfficialIt comes days after President Nicolas Maduro formed a legislative superbody internationally condemned as a power grab.
Brexit Britain: the Island Nation's Fishermen and the Battle With the EUDespite its small size, the U.K. fishing industry's influence is significant. It is however, hopelessly divided on Brexit.
U.S. Meets With Russia in First High Level Meeting Since Sanctions ImposedSecretary of State Rex Tillerson met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov Sunday in the highest level meeting between the Trump administration and the Kremlin since the U.S. passed new sanctions against Russia.
Betty Cuthbert, 4-Time Olympic Gold Medalist, Dies at 79Betty Cuthbert, who won the 100- and 200-meter and sprint relay gold medals at the 1956 Olympics, died following a long battle with multiple sclerosis.
Israel the Latest Middle East Nation to Ban Qatar's Al-JazeeraIsrael said Sunday it plans to ban Qatar's flagship Al-Jazeera network from operating in the country over allegations it incites violence, joining Arab nations that have shut down the broadcaster amid a separate political dispute.
U.N. Imposes Tough New Sanctions on North KoreaThe sanctions include a ban on coal and other exports worth $1 billion. U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley called it the toughest set of sanctions in a generation.
On 72nd Anniversary of Hiroshima Bombing, Appeals of 'Never Again'Hiroshima's appeal of "never again" on the 72nd anniversary Sunday of the world's first atomic bomb attack has gained urgency as North Korea accelerates work on its nuclear weapons program.
North Korea Sanctions: China Urges 'Critical Juncture' Talks With PyongyangWang Yi said the U.N. resolution's call for a return to talks emphasized that diplomatic and peaceful means were necessary to avoid tensions.
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Trump Rules: Under Trump, Coal Mining Gets New Life on U.S. LandsA business-friendly secretary of the interior has moved to invigorate a struggling industry, reversing Obama-era restrictions to help create “wealth and jobs.”
Mike Pence Rejects Report That He Is Positioning for 2020The vice president has formed a fund-raising organization, and advisers have intimated that he would run if President Trump doesn’t seek re-election.
Reporters Not Being Pursued in Leak Investigations, Justice Dept. SaysRod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, clarified the department’s position two days after he declined to answer the question at a news conference.
Diplomats Question Tactics of Tillerson, the Executive Turned Secretary of StateA spokesman for Rex W. Tillerson said the former Exxon Mobil chief had found many problems at the State Department, but critics say he is not focusing on the most pressing issues.
As Kenya’s Vote Nears, Fear That ‘Fake News’ May Fuel Real BloodshedTactics familiar in the U.S. and Europe are now being used in the presidential election of a country with a history of political violence.
War-Crimes Prosecutor, Frustrated at U.N. Inaction, Quits Panel on SyriaThe panel said the resignation of Carla del Ponte, who said she hoped her departure would nudge the world body to act, would not stop its work of compiling evidence of atrocities in the conflict.
Sprint, Looking to Get Bigger to Survive, Weighs Deal-MakingThe company and its backer, SoftBank, have had talks with both Charter and T-Mobile to improve its fortunes as it falls behind rivals.
Military Base Attacked in Venezuela as Video Calls for RebellionThe government said it had repelled an assault on a military base that came around the same time as armed men in uniforms urged a revolt.
Mark White, Texas Governor Who Championed Public Education, Dies at 77As governor from 1983 to 1987, Mr. White limited class sizes, increased teachers’ pay and required high school athletes to pass their classes.
The Atomic Bombing of HiroshimaThrough modeling and mapping technologies, witness from above what happened in Hiroshima, Japan on Aug. 6, 1945. Japan Marks Hiroshima Anniversary, With North Korea on Its MindAmid ceremonies marking the 72nd anniversary of the American bombing, fears over a fast-advancing nuclear program rose jarringly to the surface.
U.S. Troops Train in Eastern Europe to Echoes of the Cold WarA 10-day exercise in July offered a window into how Army commanders are rehearsing updated tactics and strategies once used to counter Soviet troops.
Thousands of Yemeni Forces Target Qaeda StrongholdTroops descended on Shabwa Province to secure oil and gas facilities in the largest military operation against Qaeda fighters in Yemen since April 2016.
Europe Swelters Under a Heat Wave Called ‘Lucifer’Temperatures in parts of the Continent have soared to record highs, causing at least two deaths, kindling wildfires and driving tempers through the roof.
Weaning Itself From Elephant Ivory, China Turns to MammothsPromoters of ivory from the extinct animals say it’s an ethical alternative. Others fear it may give cover to the black-market elephant ivory trade.
Let Forest Fires Burn? What the Black-Backed Woodpecker KnowsA scientific debate is intensifying over whether too much money and too many lives are lost fighting forest fires.
Transgender African-Americans’ Open Wound: ‘We’re Considered a Joke’For many, a comedian’s hateful comment on a New York-based radio program reinforced a longstanding sense of betrayal.
Betty Cuthbert, Australia’s ‘Golden Girl’ of Track and Field, Dies at 79Cuthbert burst onto the scene at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, where she became the first Australian to win three gold medals.
Global Sports: An Awkward and Bittersweet Righting of Doping’s WrongsDuring the world track and field championships in London, competitors from the past participated in do-over medals ceremonies because recent tests revealed doping violations by the original medalists.
Markdale Journal: An Ice Cream Maker’s Latest Recipe: Saving the Local SchoolIt looked as if a small town in Ontario would lose its school. But a local business has proved an unlikely savior, offering millions of dollars to save it.
‘This Is Us’ Loses Emmy Nomination for CostumesThe NBC drama had a costume nomination revoked after the academy determined that not enough of the nominated episode took place in the present.
‘Detroit’ Suffers Box-Office Setback as ‘Dark Tower’ Is No. 1Annapurna Pictures, founded by Megan Ellison, gambled that a wide audience would embrace “Detroit.” Instead, it earned $7.3 million, good for eighth place.
Review: Lady Gaga, the Flashy Provocateur, Battles Lady Gaga, the Raw VoiceThe singer and songwriter’s tour supporting her latest album, “Joanne,” was most powerful when she stripped back the pop ostentation and revealed her pain.
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