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Two major chronic lung diseases -- asthma and COPD -- kill nearly 4 million people worldwide annually, a new report finds. 
The FDA announced a recall of numerous liquid pharmaceutical products because of possible bacterial contamination that could cause severe infections. 
Spotify has removed several bands from its app after a report revealed the bands appeared on a "hate music" list compiled by the Southern Poverty Law Center. 
The Ecuadorian navy arrested a Chinese fishing crew for allegedly fishing thousands of sharks in the Galapagos Marine Reserve, an area where fishing is illegal. 
University of Washington students have found a way to remotely hack into people's smart devices and track track individual movement, raising privacy concerns. 
The New Orleans Saints fired team orthopedists Deryk Jones and Misty Suri after discovering that Delvin Breaux sustained a fracture in his fibula that was originally diagnosed as a bruise. 
For the first time since 2006, this isn't Adrian Peterson's offense. Nor is it any other running back's offense. 
Wide receiver John Brown has been sidelined with a quadriceps injury and it's testing the patience of head coach Bruce Arians. 
Seattle Seahawks defensive end Frank Clark said he apologized to teammate Germain Ifedi and to the team for punching Ifedi during a recent practice. 
Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett elected to sit for the national anthem for Sunday's preseason opener against the Los Angeles Chargers. 
To prepare for this fall, James Franklin asked his players to forget an unforgettable season. 
Three-time All-Star right-hander Jered Weaver announced his retirement on Wednesday, ending his 12-year career spent primarily with the Los Angeles Angels. 
Michigan finds itself in rebuilding mode in Year 3 of the Jim Harbaugh era. 
Urban Meyer has set the bar so high at Ohio State that anything short of a Big Ten championship and a berth in the College Football Playoff is a disappointment. 
The Tennessee Titans have adjusted their schedule to ensure the team will not be practicing when the total eclipse commences Monday afternoon. 
The Seattle Seahawks signed cornerback Tramaine Brock to a one-year contract, the team announced Wednesday. 
The Minnesota Wild signed free agent center Matt Cullen, who decided to return for a 20th NHL season after winning back-to-back Stanley Cup championships. 
The Denver Nuggets hired veteran NBA coach and player Bob Weiss to join head coach Michael Malone's staff as an assistant coach. 
The Edmonton Oilers signed center Leon Draisaitl to an eight-year, $68 million contract extension through the 2024-25 season. 
Once again, Wisconsin enters a season capable of winning a Big Ten championship and playing in a New Year's Day or better bowl. 
Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor will wear 8-ounce boxing gloves for their highly anticipated fight on Aug. 26, the Nevada State Athletic Commission announced. 
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell appointed Harold Henderson to hear Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott's appeal, the league announced Wednesday. 
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After Trump Hedges His Condemnation of Hate, CEOs Organize a Mass Defection - New York Times
Charlottesville Violence Spurs New Resistance to Confederate Symbols - New York Times
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How Trump's Remarks Went Down Around the WorldTrump's claim that "two sides" were to blame for the unrest in Charlottesville appears to have plunged his unpopularity abroad to a new nadir.
Navy to Commission New Warship in Middle EastThe USS Lewis B. Puller will now be able to conduct military operations under the laws of armed conflict.
Cuba Grapples With Professionals and Their Economic FutureIn Cuba, professionals are working to make a living amid economic stagnation and working to have opportunities under bureaucratic constraints.
'Saber Rattling': Those Within Striking Distance of N. Korea React to TensionsThe heated language around North Korea's nuclear and missile program has generally met with a cooler response in cities and towns across Asia-Pacific region.
Suicide Bombers Kill 27 in Northeast NigeriaLocal officials said the attack at a market in northeast Nigeria bore all the hallmarks of a Boko Haram operation.
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News Analysis: Unlike His Predecessors, Trump Steps Back From a Moral JudgmentThe president’s predecessors, going back to George Washington, have all tried, with varying degrees of success, to summon Americans to a higher moral purpose.
‘I’m Not Putting Anybody on a Moral Plane’When President Trump refused to unequivocally denounce white supremacists on Tuesday, he stepped away from what U.S. presidents have seen as crucial to their job: setting a moral course for the nation. Charlottesville Violence Spurs New Resistance to Confederate SymbolsState and local officials are grappling, again, with the fates of Confederate monuments, reviving the outrage that followed the church massacre in 2015 in Charleston, S.C.
Black Voices on Turmoil in Charlottesville: ‘The World We Live In’African-Americans contemplate race in the aftermath of the violence in Charlottesville, Va.
Heather Heyer, Charlottesville Victim, Cannot Be Silenced, Mother SaysAt a memorial service, Ms. Heyer was remembered for a quality described as her most frustrating, and most admired — a passion for fighting injustice.
Trump Lawyer Forwards Email Echoing Secessionist RhetoricThe email, forwarded to journalists, cites “no difference” between Robert E. Lee and George Washington. It claims Black Lives Matter is infiltrated by terrorists.
Trump’s Embrace of Racially Charged Past Puts Republicans in CrisisThe president’s response to the Charlottesville violence has drawn starkly different reactions between his core supporters and party leaders who fear political oblivion.
A Fox News Host Attacks Trump, and Some Viewers BristleEboni K. Williams, a Fox host, strongly criticized the president’s remarks. She said the network expressed no concern.
Jewish Trump Staff Silent on His Defense of Rally With Anti-Semitic MarchersGary D. Cohn, Steven Mnuchin and Jared Kushner have not commented publicly, though Mr. Cohn was described by those close to him as disgusted with the remarks.
After Trump Hedges His Condemnation of Hate, C.E.O.s Organize a Mass DefectionThe president announced that he would dissolve two councils of business leaders after a decision by the members of his Strategic and Policy Forum to disband.
What Executives Rebuking Trump’s Response to Charlottesville Are SayingA growing chorus of executives on the President Trump’s business advisory councils have distanced themselves from the president. Here’s what they had to say. Walmart’s C.E.O. Had Plenty to Say About Trump. So Did His Customers.Doug McMillon, Walmart’s chief executive, rebuked Mr. Trump over his response to the Charlottesville violence. Walmart shoppers were split over whether that was right.
In Ukraine, a Malware Expert Who Could Blow the Whistle on Russian HackingFor the first time, an actual witness has emerged in the election hacking, and he has been interviewed by the F.B.I.
feature: Down the Breitbart HoleSteve Bannon once said it was the platform for the alt-right. Its current editors disagree. Is the incendiary media company at the nerve center of Donald Trump’s America simply provocative — or dangerous?
Texas Bathroom Bill Dies Again, Raising Republican AcrimonyA Texas version of a North Carolina-style bill to restrict transgender bathroom use failed to pass the Legislature during a contentious special session.
Ex-Trump Aides Hunt for Untapped Voters, and Proof of FraudWith an eye to the next elections, the former aides want to find and register “disaffected” rural and working-class Americans to vote.
Fed Officials Confront New Reality: Low Inflation and Low UnemploymentA growing number of officials see a need to adjust the central bank’s assumptions on the economy, according to an account of the latest policy meeting.
F.B.I. Agents Supported Comey, Surveys Show, Weakening Trump’s Claim of TurmoilThe president had said he fired the F.B.I. director in part because agents had lost confidence in him, but agents gave him high marks for leadership.
Can Artificial Intelligence Fly a Plane?Microsoft is building an autonomous glider guided by artificial intelligence, part of an effort to help machines make decisions when faced with uncertainty. Microsoft Teaches Autonomous Gliders to Make Decisions on the FlyMicrosoft is building gliders that adapt to surprises. The goal is to teach autonomous vehicles of all sorts to deal with uncertainty the way humans do.
In China, an Action Hero Beats Box Office Records (and Arrogant Westerners)In “Wolf Warrior 2,” China’s top-grossing movie yet, a red-tinged Rambo named Leng Feng takes on a swaggering American soldier of fortune.
De Blasio Would Sooner Tax the Rich Than Befriend ThemMayor de Blasio ran on a platform of ending income inequality, and had no natural kinship to Wall Street. Four years later, little has changed.
Reporter's Notebook: Watching Neo-Nazis in Virginia From a German Opera HouseRuminating on a storied German opera festival’s troubled past, only to learn at intermission that Nazi sympathizers were on the march back home.
Comedian Sues Neo-Nazi Daily Stormer as Site Resurfaces From Dark WebA comedian filed a defamation lawsuit against the white supremacist website, which briefly returned from exile with a Russian domain name.
Marian C. Diamond, 90, Student of the Brain, Is DeadDr. Diamond, a neuroscientist, challenged the long-held assumption that the brain is a static and unchangeable entity and examined Albert Einstein’s.
U.S. Begins Nafta Negotiations With Harsh WordsThe Trump administration opened talks with Canada and Mexico on the North American Free Trade Agreement by asserting that the current deal had failed.
Roman Polanski Accused of Sexual Abuse by Another WomanThe woman, who was identified only as Robin, said that the film director “sexually victimized” her in 1973, when she was 16.
Obama’s Charlottesville Response, Boosted by Nostalgia, Becomes Most-Liked Tweet EverThe tweet paired a quote from Nelson Mandela’s autobiography with a picture of Mr. Obama smiling up at a diverse group of children. Hope Hicks Will Be Trump’s Interim Communications DirectorThe longtime aide will temporarily fill the spot left by Anthony Scaramucci and help the president find a replacement, an administration official said.
Sperm Count in Western Men Has Dropped Over 50 Percent Since 1973, Paper FindsResearch that studied semen samples from nearly 43,000 men from 50 countries detected a sharp downward trend that is provoking broad health concerns.
Michael Moore Takes His Broadway Audience on Buses to Protest TrumpMr. Moore has made President Trump the target of his ire in a Broadway show. On Tuesday, he bused his audience to Mr. Trump’s door.
Explorer: In Mauritius, Secluded Beaches, Verdant Hills and HarmonyThe remote island is a mosaic, and its cultures mingle in a distinctive cuisine with Indian, French, Chinese and Creole flavors.
Dispatch From Lebanon: Next Door to War, an Indie Arab Band Sings of Defiance and JoyAt an outdoor concert, a reporter learns why Mashrou’ Leila’s music is like air to its fans.
Once a ‘Mystery Science Theater’ In-Joke, Now Playing Comedy ClubsThe 1986 film "Chief Zabu” finally gets its New York premiere some 30 years after its cryptic ads became a running gag on the “Mystery Science” TV show. What took so long?
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