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Houston Astros pound out 17 hits, pumel Boston Red Sox BOSTON -- The Houston Astros made sure there would be no full-on celebration in the home clubhouse Thursday night after pounding out 17 hits in a 12-2 rout of the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park.      • Email to a friend •
Study: 2013 genetic change may have made Zika more severe A single genetic mutation just a few years back gave the Zika virus the ability to cause severe neurological birth defects like microcephaly, a new study says.   • Email to a friend • New York Yankees fail to gain ground after losing to Tampa Bay Rays NEW YORK -- Wilson Ramos highlighted a seven-run top of the fifth inning Thursday with a go-ahead two-run homer, lifting the Tampa Bay Rays to a 9-6 victory over the New York Yankees, who are on the verge of elimination from the American League East title race.   • Email to a friend •
Rockfall on Yosemite's El Capitan injures 1, day after fatal slide One day after a rockfall on Yosemite National Park's El Capitan killed one park visitor, a new rock slide Thursday injured someone else.   • Email to a friend • Presidents Cup: Justin Thomas-Rickie Fowler, Patrick Reed-Jordan Spieth lift U.S. The pairings of Justin Thomas and Rickie Fowler, and Patrick Reed and Jordan Spieth set the table with dominating victories Thursday as Team USA rolled to a 3 1/2-1 1/2 lead in foursomes (alternate shot) on Day 1 of competition at the 12th Presidents Cup in Jersey City, NJ,   • Email to a friend •
Fantasy Football: Carolina Panthers receiver Kelvin Benjamin expects to play vs. New England Patriots Carolina Panthers wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin practiced fully Thursday and is expected to play in Sunday's game at the New England Patriots.   • Email to a friend • Notebook: Minnesota Vikings QB Bradford out again this weekend For the second straight week, there will be no mystery about the starting quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings.   • Email to a friend • Oklahoma State fires assistant coach Lamont Evans Oklahoma State dismissed associate head coach Lamont Evans, who was one of 10 people arrested this week as part of the FBI's investigation into college basketball bribery and corruption.   • Email to a friend • Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers embrace patriotism, not protest during anthem GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Thursday's national anthem before the Green Bay Packers' game against the Chicago Bears was filled with patriotism rather than protest.   • Email to a friend • Green Bay Packers lose Ty Montgomery, Jamaal Williams to injury GREEN BAY, Wis. -- The Green Bay Packers started the game with no healthy offensive tackles. By early in the second quarter, they were down two of their three running backs.   • Email to a friend • Gincarlo Stanton homers twice as Miami Marlins rout Atlanta Braves MIAMI -- Giancarlo Stanton hit his major-league-leading 58th and 59th homers of the season, leading the Miami Marlins to a 7-1 win over the Atlanta Braves on Thursday night at Marlins Park.   • Email to a friend • Milwaukee Brewers stayin' alive in wild-card race MILWAUKEE -- Brett Phillips drove in the go-ahead run with an RBI single and Brent Suter struck out four as the Milwaukee Brewers stayed alive in their quest for the National League wild-card spot with a 4-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday afternoon in their final game of the season at Miller Park.   • Email to a friend • Roger Goodell, owners, select players discuss kneeling during anthem NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, several NFL owners and a few players met in New York on Tuesday night to discuss kneeling during the national anthem and related issues, multiple media outlets reported Thursday.   • Email to a friend • NBA commissioner: Rules require standing for anthem Citing a league regulation, NBA commissioner Adam Silver anticipates no protests or demonstrations during the national anthem before games in his league.   • Email to a friend • Car bomb kills at least 7 in Somalia A car bomb killed at least seven people Thursday in Somalia's capital city of Mogadishu.   • Email to a friend • Federal judge rules that Black Lives Matter can't be sued A federal judge in Louisiana has ruled against an anonymous police officer trying to sue the Black Lives Matter movement.   • Email to a friend • NBA approves draft lottery reform to dissuade tanking The NBA Board of Governors approved draft lottery reform on Thursday, reducing the chances of teams tanking to land one of the top three picks.   • Email to a friend • Hurricane victims get special enrollment period for healthcare exchange, Medicare The CMS said it is opening a special enrollment periods for Medicare and the healthcare exchange for people affected by the recent hurricane season.   • Email to a friend • Insurance denials, copays keep new cholesterol drugs from many patients Expensive new medicines offer hope to patients with uncontrolled "bad" cholesterol, but the high cost keeps many patients from getting them, a new study says.   • Email to a friend • Vanuatu trying to evacuate entire island ahead of volcano eruption The government of Vanuatu has called for what one local journalist called a "Dunkirk-style evacuation" of Ambae.   • Email to a friend • Hackers target Whole Foods' credit card data Whole Foods announced that hackers were able to gain access to credit cards used at certain locations of the grocery retailer recently purchased by Amazon.   • Email to a friend • Hundreds arrested in immigration operation targeting sanctuary cities In a four-day nationwide operation that targeted so-called sanctuary cities, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested almost 500 people.   • Email to a friend • Michigan toddler shoots two other children at day care A toddler at a Dearborn, Mich., in-home day care shot two other children, hospitalizing them, local police said.   • Email to a friend • | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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China Orders North Korean Businesses Closed Under U.N. SanctionsChina, long North Korea's diplomatic protector, has gone along with the latest penalties out of growing frustration with leader Kim Jong Un's government.
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More Than 120,000 Flee as Fears Grow Of Bali Volcano EruptionThe Mount Agung volcano has been at its highest alert level since Friday, sparking the mass exodus of villagers on the Indonesian tourist island.
• Email to a friend • Could One Mutation Have Turned Zika Bad?A single mutation may have turned Zika virus from boring and harmless into a brain destroying infection that causes microcephaly.
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Proof of Life? ISIS Releases Recording Billed as Al-BaghdadiThe recording billed as a message from ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi references North Korean threats against the U.S. and Japan.
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