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  1. Texas man rides horse into Whataburger, dances on tables
  2. Trump plans to impose tariffs up to 81 percent on Chinese aluminum
  3. Selena Gomez and Elle Fanning to co-star in Woody Allen's next film
  4. Dental care comes with some health risks, researchers say
  5. Low blood sugar in newborns tied to brain problems later
  6. Online game helps those with diabetes control blood sugar
  7. TSA: Record-number of guns confiscated during last week of July
  8. ABC to re-run the first episode of 'The View' for show's 20th anniversary
  9. Mormon church excommunicates leader for first time in nearly 30 years
  10. Houston Texans waive Terry Poole with failed physical
  11. Dolly Parton to the late Glen Campbell: 'I will always love you'
  12. The Milky Way is filled with black holes
  13. Tropical Storm Franklin enters gulf waters, expected to strengthen
  14. Disney to pull content from Netflix, start streaming service in 2019
  15. Broadway's 'The Great Comet' to close on Sept. 3 after casting firestorm
  16. Trump vows to 'win' opioid crisis fight, doesn't declare emergency

Texas man rides horse into Whataburger, dances on tables

An unidentified man in a cowboy hat and cowboy boots rode a horse into a Whataburger restaurant and started dancing on tables.
    

Trump plans to impose tariffs up to 81 percent on Chinese aluminum

The Trump administration is planning to impose tariffs up to 81 percent on aluminum foil imported from China.
    

Selena Gomez and Elle Fanning to co-star in Woody Allen's next film

Timothée Chalamet, Elle Fanning and Selena Gomez are set to star in Woody Allen's next film, "Wonder Wheel."
    

Dental care comes with some health risks, researchers say

Dental care has shown to cause other health risks, according to case studies by researchers.
    

Low blood sugar in newborns tied to brain problems later

Low blood sugar affects about one in six newborns, and new research suggests it could lead to brain difficulties in childhood.
    

Online game helps those with diabetes control blood sugar

A new study found that playing an online game can help those with diabetes get better control of their blood sugar.
    

TSA: Record-number of guns confiscated during last week of July

The Transportation Security Administration confiscated a record number of guns from carry-on bags during the last week of July.
    

ABC to re-run the first episode of 'The View' for show's 20th anniversary

The first episode of "The View" will be re-run on ABC Friday.
    

Mormon church excommunicates leader for first time in nearly 30 years

The Mormon church excommunicated one of its leaders Tuesday, a spokesman said, the first time such an action has been taken by the church in 30 years.
    

Houston Texans waive Terry Poole with failed physical

Tackle Terry Poole had a very short stay with the Houston Texans after getting waived due to a failed physical.
    

Dolly Parton to the late Glen Campbell: 'I will always love you'

Dolly Parton paid tribute to Glen Campbell, a fellow country music artist, on Twitter Tuesday.
    

The Milky Way is filled with black holes

A theoretical survey of the population of black holes in our galaxy suggests there are tens of millions of black holes in the Milky Way.
    

Tropical Storm Franklin enters gulf waters, expected to strengthen

Tropical Storm Franklin moved into the Gulf of Mexico as Mexico braces for the storm to potentially strengthen to hurricane.
    

Disney to pull content from Netflix, start streaming service in 2019

Disney announced it will remove its content from Netflix and begin its own streaming service in 2019.
    

Broadway's 'The Great Comet' to close on Sept. 3 after casting firestorm

The producers of "Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812" posted a closing notice for the Broadway show Tuesday.
    

Trump vows to 'win' opioid crisis fight, doesn't declare emergency

President Trump vowed to "win" the fight against opioid abuse, though declined to declare a national emergency as his commission on the crisis recommended.
    
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North Korea said Wednesday it was "seriously reviewing" a plan to strike the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam with missiles, just hours after President Donald Trump told the regime that any threat to the United States would be met with "fire and fury."
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  1. North Korea Mulling Plan to Strike Guam, State Media Announces
  2. Strong Quake Hits China's Sichuan Province, 13 Dead
  3. Trump Vows North Korea Threat Will Be Met With 'Fire and Fury'
  4. Judge Agrees to Suppress What Bergdahl Said in Captivity
  5. 'El Chapo' Hires John Gotti Jr. Lawyer
  6. How Trump Administration Has Handled the North Korea Crisis
  7. U.S. Jet Takes Evasive Action After Close Call With Iranian Drone
  8. Haiti May Ban Gay Marriage, Public Support for LGBTQ Rights
  9. Battle to Recapture Philippine City From ISIS Is Warning for Southeast Asia
  10. Australian Leader Says Gay Marriage Could Be Law This Year
  11. 'Godzilla' Actor Haruo Nakajima Dies at Age 88
  12. Stargazers Enjoy Lunar Eclipse Across Parts of Europe and Asia
  13. Japan Warns North Korea Nuclear Threat Has Entered 'New Stage'
  14. Kenyans Take to the Polls
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North Korea Mulling Plan to Strike Guam, State Media Announces

North Korea said Wednesday it was "seriously reviewing" a plan to strike the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam with missiles, just hours after President Donald Trump told the regime that any threat to the United States would be met with "fire and fury."

    

Strong Quake Hits China's Sichuan Province, 13 Dead

Local government said the death toll rose to 13 after a magnitude 6.5-quake struck southwestern China. Over 170 were injured.

    

Trump Vows North Korea Threat Will Be Met With 'Fire and Fury'

President Trump vows North Korea could be met with "fire and fury" if it continues to threaten nuclear action against the U.S.

    

Judge Agrees to Suppress What Bergdahl Said in Captivity

A military judge agreed Tuesday to suppress statements made by Bowe Bergdahl while in captivity, but allowed testimony from two rescuers who were hurt while looking for him.

    

'El Chapo' Hires John Gotti Jr. Lawyer

Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman has retained the high-profile attorney who helped John Gotti Jr. avoid prison in 2005.

    

How Trump Administration Has Handled the North Korea Crisis

North Korea has thumbed its nose at U.N. resolutions — conducting several ballistic missile tests this year and five nuclear tests since 2006

    

U.S. Jet Takes Evasive Action After Close Call With Iranian Drone

An Iranian drone came dangerously close to a U.S. Navy jet on Tuesday, according to U.S. Naval Forces Central Command.

    

Haiti May Ban Gay Marriage, Public Support for LGBTQ Rights

A gay rights group in Haiti is fighting to head off a proposed law that would ban same-sex marriage and any public demonstrations in favor of LGBTQ people.

    

Battle to Recapture Philippine City From ISIS Is Warning for Southeast Asia

No one believed that a few dozen local Islamists pledging allegiance to ISIS would lead to the capture of a city and send a shudder of fear through the region.

    

Australian Leader Says Gay Marriage Could Be Law This Year

Australia's prime minister said Parliament could legalize gay marriage this year if the nation's voters endorse it in a rare nonbinding poll in November.

    

'Godzilla' Actor Haruo Nakajima Dies at Age 88

Actor Haruo Nakajima who was known for originally portraying Godzilla in 1954 passed away on Monday at age 88.

    

Stargazers Enjoy Lunar Eclipse Across Parts of Europe and Asia

Partial Lunar Eclipse visible from Asia, Africa and Europe

    

Japan Warns North Korea Nuclear Threat Has Entered 'New Stage'

"It is possible that North Korea has already achieved the miniaturization of nuclear weapons and has acquired nuclear warheads," Japan's Defense Ministry said.

    

Kenyans Take to the Polls

Voting gets underway in the 2017 presidential election in Kenya

    

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  1. Trump Threatens ‘Fire and Fury’ Against North Korea if It Endangers U.S.
  2. Trump Threatens North Korea With ‘Fire and Fury’
  3. Trump’s Harsh Language on North Korea Has Little Precedent, Experts Say
  4. Right and Left React to the Tensions With North Korea
  5. North Korea’s Alarmed Neighbors Consider Deploying Deadlier Weapons
  6. Climate Report Could Force Trump to Choose Between Science and His Base
  7. North Korea, Jacob Zuma, Glen Campbell: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
  8. California Today: California Today: The Dominating Dodgers
  9. The Culture Wars Have Come to Silicon Valley
  10. Contentious Memo Strikes Nerve Inside Google and Out
  11. As Investigations Intensify, Israel Imagines Life After Netanyahu
  12. Trump Rewards Loyalty in Alabama Senate Race by Tweeting Endorsement
  13. Punch With Pakistani Girls at a Karachi Boxing Club
  14. Glen Campbell, Whose Hit Songs Bridged Country and Pop, Dies at 81
  15. Gun Rights and Foster Care Restrictions Collide in Michigan
  16. Economic Scene: The Danger From Low-Skilled Immigrants: Not Having Them
  17. Missouri Man Arrested in Fatal Shooting of Police Officer
  18. Mike Duggan and Coleman Young Will Face Off in Detroit’s Mayoral Election
  19. Kenyan Presidential Election Is Peaceful; Violence Feared Over Results
  20. Jacob Zuma Beats Back No-Confidence Vote in South Africa
  21. Northwestern Professor Held in Stabbing Death That Mystified Chicago
  22. Impossible Burger’s ‘Secret Sauce’ Highlights Challenges of Food Tech
  23. Sports of The Times: Justin Gatlin Is an Athlete of His Time, Not a Villain
  24. Base Instinct: The Political Payoff of Making Whites Feel Like a Minority
  25. Australian Leaders Plan Vote on Same-Sex Marriage, One Way or Another
  26. An Extreme 5,700-Mile Bike Race Across Russia Struggles to Keep Women in the Pack
  27. As Appetite for Soccer in U.S. Grows, So Does M.L.S.
  28. Free Alaskan Salmon: Just Bring a Net and Expect a Crowd
  29. David Letterman Will Return to TV in a New Netflix Series
  30. A Word With: 13 Shows. No Repeats. Trey Anastasio on How Phish Pulled Off the ‘Baker’s Dozen.’
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Trump Threatens ‘Fire and Fury’ Against North Korea if It Endangers U.S.

North Korea hinted that it would conduct another nuclear or missile test, as it has often done in response to past United Nations sanctions.

    

Trump Threatens North Korea With ‘Fire and Fury’

“North Korea best not make any more threats to the United States,” President Trump said after the isolated nuclear-armed country criticized the United States earlier in the day.
    

Trump’s Harsh Language on North Korea Has Little Precedent, Experts Say

The statement went far beyond the usual tough-but-vague words that past presidents have used to confront the North’s frequent provocations.
    

Right and Left React to the Tensions With North Korea

Read about how the other side thinks: Writers from across the political spectrum examine the growing tensions with North Korea.

    

North Korea’s Alarmed Neighbors Consider Deploying Deadlier Weapons

In Japan and South Korea, politicians are calling for new military capabilities, in what could become a regional arms race.

    

Climate Report Could Force Trump to Choose Between Science and His Base

The looming publication of a climate report again raises a contentious policy issue that has deeply divided President Trump’s closest advisers since he arrived in the Oval Office.

    

North Korea, Jacob Zuma, Glen Campbell: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing

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

    

California Today: California Today: The Dominating Dodgers

Tuesday: The Dodgers look unstoppable, a stormy semester at Claremont Colleges, and grappling over California’s right-to-die law.

    

The Culture Wars Have Come to Silicon Valley

After Google fired an engineer who wrote an anti-diversity manifesto, the tech industry is under the microscope for penalizing dissenting opinions.

    

Contentious Memo Strikes Nerve Inside Google and Out

The memo, written by a Google engineer who was later fired, enraged diversity advocates and also served as a rallying cry for conservatives and the alt-right.

    

As Investigations Intensify, Israel Imagines Life After Netanyahu

As an ex-aide turns state’s witness, Israelis across the spectrum are trying on the idea of the curtain coming down on Mr. Netanyahu’s career.

    

Trump Rewards Loyalty in Alabama Senate Race by Tweeting Endorsement

The president threw his support to Senator Luther Strange in a special Alabama election in which Republicans have fought to appear the closest to Mr. Trump.

    

Punch With Pakistani Girls at a Karachi Boxing Club

Boxing as a competitive sport for women has become increasingly popular in Pakistan in recent years. Put on your gloves and go a round in 360.
    

Glen Campbell, Whose Hit Songs Bridged Country and Pop, Dies at 81

A sharecropper’s son who became a recording, television and movie star, Mr. Campbell also battled alcohol and drugs and became a public face of Alzheimer’s disease.

    

Gun Rights and Foster Care Restrictions Collide in Michigan

A couple have challenged a state law that bars foster parents from carrying concealed weapons in a case that may have nationwide implications.

    

Economic Scene: The Danger From Low-Skilled Immigrants: Not Having Them

A wealth of research shows that the economy is lifted by foreign workers, providing new opportunities for the native-born.

    

Missouri Man Arrested in Fatal Shooting of Police Officer

The suspect, Ian McCarthy, was taken into custody on Tuesday night after the authorities received a call about a man walking down a rural road in Urich, Mo.

    

Mike Duggan and Coleman Young Will Face Off in Detroit’s Mayoral Election

Mr. Duggan, the incumbent mayor, was far ahead among eight candidates, and Mr. Young, the son of Detroit’s longest serving mayor, was a distant second.

    

Kenyan Presidential Election Is Peaceful; Violence Feared Over Results

There were few technical glitches compared to the previous election, in 2013, when many voting machines malfunctioned.

    

Jacob Zuma Beats Back No-Confidence Vote in South Africa

The motion failed, with 177 yes votes and 198 no votes. Mr. Zuma has faced strong corruption allegations.

    

Northwestern Professor Held in Stabbing Death That Mystified Chicago

Wyndham Lathem and another man were arrested in the killing of Trenton Cornell-Duranleau, a hairstylist, after a far-reaching manhunt.

    

Impossible Burger’s ‘Secret Sauce’ Highlights Challenges of Food Tech

The start-up is finding out what happens when a fast-moving venture capital business runs into the staid world of government regulation.

    

Sports of The Times: Justin Gatlin Is an Athlete of His Time, Not a Villain

Fans showered Gatlin with boos after he ruined Usain Bolt’s farewell race, but the outrage edges toward the absurd.

    

Base Instinct: The Political Payoff of Making Whites Feel Like a Minority

Survey data suggest that white Trump voters tend to feel a sense of threat about being discriminated against.

    

Australian Leaders Plan Vote on Same-Sex Marriage, One Way or Another

Liberal Party officials say that if the Senate doesn’t open the polls for a nationwide vote on same-sex marriage, Australians will cast advisory ballots by mail.

    

An Extreme 5,700-Mile Bike Race Across Russia Struggles to Keep Women in the Pack

Organizers of the Trans-Siberian Extreme race are trying to make the event more attractive to women, after the two riding this year dropped out early.

    

As Appetite for Soccer in U.S. Grows, So Does M.L.S.

The league, which will add a new team in Los Angeles next year and is close to approving another in Miami, is vetting a dozen other cities for a planned expansion.

    

Free Alaskan Salmon: Just Bring a Net and Expect a Crowd

Amateurs pack the shores of the Kenai River, perhaps the most colorful, and contentious, fishing spot in America.
    

David Letterman Will Return to TV in a New Netflix Series

Mr. Letterman, the innovative late-night host, is preparing a program that will feature long-form interviews and his explorations of the wider world.

    

A Word With: 13 Shows. No Repeats. Trey Anastasio on How Phish Pulled Off the ‘Baker’s Dozen.’

The guitarist and singer explains how the band prepped for its longest residency, picked out its covers — and then ditched all of its plans.

    

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