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Details emerge on Russia-linked Facebook posts before 2016 election When Facebook said this month that Russia-linked accounts had bought some 3,000 advertisements since mid-2015, it didn't disclose many details.     
'Playboy' founder Hugh Hefner dead at 91 Hugh Hefner, the businessman who launched 'Playboy' magazine, has died at the age of 91, {i:Playboy} has confirmed.   New England Patriots prepare for another mobile QB in Carolina Panthers' Cam Newton Having spent last Sunday afternoon chasing rookie Deshaun Watson all over the Gillette Stadium turf, the New England Patriots should be better prepared for Cam Newton.  
Buffalo Bills: Sean McDermott revisits his plan for Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -- New Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott is no stranger to the Atlanta Falcons.   Delta to offer free in-flight text messaging starting Oct. 1 Major U.S. carrier Delta Airlines will allow passengers to send text messages for free starting Oct. 1, the company said in a news release.  
Analyst: North Korea owns dozens more submarines than SouthEl Capitan rockfall kills one, injures another in Yosemite A rockfall on Yosemite National Park's iconic El Capitan monolith killed one park visitor and injured another Wednesday afternoon.   Memphis Grizzlies sign F JaMychal Green to two-year deal The Memphis Grizzlies signed forward JaMychal Green to a multi-year contract, the team announced Wednesday.   Survey: 1 in 3 seniors take sleep aids, but most don't discuss with doctors One-third of older Americans take something to help them sleep, but most don't discuss their sleep problems with a doctor, a new survey finds.   Seattle Seahawks trying to find offensive consistency RENTON, Wash. -- Finding offensive consistency has been a mostly unattainable endeavor for the Seattle Seahawks through the first three games of the season.   Mike Tomlin says Pittsburgh Steelers need more opportunities to run The Pittsburgh Steelers are 27th in the NFL in rushing and Le'Veon Bell, the highest-paid running back in the league, has yet to rush for 100 yards in a game.   California bill moves state's primary from June to March California's primary will move from June to early March, leap-frogging a number of states' elections, under a bill Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law Wednesday.   Report: Meghan McCain joins 'The View' ABC has hired former Fox News contributor Meghan McCain as a regular co-host for its daytime chat show, "The View."   New England Patriots search for answers on defense FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- No matter how you measure it, the New England Patriots (2-1) defense just isn't very good right now.   Oakland Raiders QB Derek Carr puts weight of loss on own shoulders ALAMEDA, Calif. -- With the Denver Broncos on the horizon, Derek Carr didn't see the point in over-analyzing the previous week's debacle against the Washington Redskins.   Tiger Woods facing uncertain future, may not golf again Tiger Woods admitted on Wednesday what many have suspected for some time -- that he might never play competitive golf again.   New York Giants: Owner John Mara mum on meeting with Odell Beckham Jr. On Tuesday, New York Giants co-owner John Mara voiced his unhappiness with the behavior exhibited by receiver Odell Beckham Jr.'s touchdown celebration in which he mimicked a urinating dog.   Cleveland Cavaliers officially sign G Dwyane Wade to one-year contract The Cleveland Cavaliers made it official on Wednesday by announcing the signing of 12-time NBA All-Star Dwyane Wade to a one-year contract.   General reduces sentence for Israeli soldier convicted of killing Palestinian The Israel Defense Forces' chief of staff cut four months off the prison sentence for Elor Azaria, an Israeli soldier.   Student loan default rate increases for first time in 4 years The U.S. student loan default rate increased for the first time in four years, the Department of Education announced Wednesday.   Deshaun Watson: Houston Texans QB donates first game check to cafeteria workers Houston Texans rookie Deshaun Watson donated his first NFL game check to NRG Stadium cafeteria workers affected by Hurricane Harvey.   Evacuees return to homes threatened by Southern California wildfire A fast-moving wildfire in Southern California has been contained well enough that officials said Wednesday they will allow evacuees to return to their homes.   FBI offers $5M for info on Mexican cartel leader The FBI on Wednesday said it is offering $5 million for information leading to the arrest of the head of a drug cartel in Mexico's Sinaloa state.   Pittsburgh Penguins coach Mike Sullivan says White House visit not a statement Pittsburgh Penguins coach Mike Sullivan on Wednesday defended his organization's decision to visit the White House, but noted that it did not serve as a sign that the team has chosen a side.   San Francisco Giants pitcher Matt Cain will retire after one last start Giants pitcher Matt Cain announced his retirement on Wednesday after 13 major league seasons, all with San Francisco.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Russia on U.S. Moon Station: Beam Us Up, Uncle SamThe head of Russia's space agency on Wednesday said the first parts of a U.S.-Russia lunar station could be orbiting the moon as early as 2024.
 
Iraq's Kurds Vote Overwhelmingly in Favor of IndependenceThe referendum on Kurdish independence in Iraq passed with more than 92 percent of voters approving, and turnout was said to be 72 percent.
Otto Warmbier Had Breathing Tube in N. Korea, Exam ShowsOtto Warmbier, the U.S. college student who died after being sent home from a North Korean prison in June, had a breathing tube inserted at some point.
Delta Offers Free Texting In-Flight to Lure CustomersDelta will provide free texting on flights beginning Sunday, the airline announced Tuesday.
U.S. No Longer Playing Leading Role in UN's LGBTQ GroupDuring the recently concluded meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, the U.S. took a back seat during a gathering focused on global LGBTQ rights.
Iceberg the Size of Delaware Is on the MoveTerraSAR-X satellite image shows the giant iceberg A68 detaching from the Larsen-C ice shelf in Antarctica.
Allowing Saudi Women to Drive Is About Much More Than Who's at the WheelKing Salman's royal decree, which had been rumored for months, is more than symbolic, added al Rashid — it will allow women to take part in a top-to-bottom reform of Saudi society and economy pushed by powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Rockets Hit Kabul Airport Hours After Mattis ArrivesNo one was injured and Mattis had left the airport in the capital Kabul hours before, according to Afghan President Ashraf Ghani.
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Trump Hails Tax Plan as ‘Revolutionary Change’ for Middle ClassPresident Trump on Wednesday began a full-throttle push to slash taxes and salvage what is left of his foundering legislative agenda in Congress
Asia and Australia Edition: North Korea, Kurds, Bombardier: Your Thursday BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: L.A. College Teams Up With a Former Student, Barack ObamaWednesday: A Barack Obama-themed scholarship, California as the nation’s chief environmental regulator, and a geological wonderland outside Barstow.
Roy Moore’s Alabama Victory Sets Off Talk of a G.O.P. InsurrectionRepublicans are facing rebellions from Mississippi to Arizona that could imperil their grip on Congress, as Mr. Moore’s win emboldens populist challengers.
Man in the News: Alabama Republicans Bet on Roy Moore, a Familiar Rebel, for SenateRoy S. Moore, a former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, was repeatedly cast aside, even by his fellow Republicans, as a bigot and a hatemonger. Now he may win Jeff Sessions’ Senate seat.
Trump Deletes Tweets Supporting Luther StrangeAfter he enthusiastically endorsed Senator Luther Strange on Twitter, President Trump deleted those tweets after Mr. Strange lost.
McConnell Gambled on Health Care and the Alabama Senate Race. He Lost.A majority leader celebrated for years as a brilliant tactician suddenly looks vulnerable to dissent in his caucus, and insurgent Republican candidates.
Tom Price’s Spending Habits Catch Trump’s Attention: ‘I’m Not Happy About It’President Trump said he would look into Tom Price, his secretary of Health and Human Services, who has chartered at least $400,000 in private jet travel.
Sessions Calls for ‘Recommitment’ to Free Speech on Campus, Diving Into DebateSpeaking at Georgetown University’s law school, Attorney General Jeff Sessions backed unrestricted speech on campuses as he faced scores of protesters.
Catalan Officials Squeezed as Madrid Tries to Stop Independence VoteAs Sunday’s independence referendum nears, mayors risk suspension from office for violating Spain’s Constitution — or the wrath of frustrated voters.
Rick Pitino Fired by Louisville Amid F.B.I. InvestigationLouisville’s Hall of Fame basketball coach, Rick Pitino, formerly of Kentucky, was removed Wednesday amid a mounting recruiting scandal.
Leaving a Condemned Mexico City BuildingSince the Sept. 19 earthquake in Mexico, about 500 buildings across Mexico City have been found to be structurally unsafe. At this building on Iturbide street, residents are packing up and leaving. Still More Victims in Mexico’s Quakes: Legions of DisplacedAt least 155,000 homes were damaged in two earthquakes this month, and the future for many who can’t return to them is highly uncertain.
Q&A: What Keeps Puerto Rico’s Governor Awake at NightIn an interview, Gov. Ricardo A. Rosselló talks about what the island needs to get through the enormous disaster of Hurricane Maria.
National Parks Struggle With a Mounting Crisis: Too Many VisitorsOvercrowding has put a strain on a park system already grappling with climate change and funding problems, leading to proposals to limit access.
Feature: When ‘Not Guilty’ Is a Life SentenceWhat happens after a defendant is found not guilty by reason of insanity? Often the answer is involuntary confinement in a state psychiatric hospital — with no end in sight.
Kurds Back Independence by 92% in Referendum; Iraq May Send TroopsAirlines based in Egypt and Lebanon suspended flights to and from the autonomous Kurdish region, following a similar move by Iran.
Saudis Wonder What’s Next After the King Allows Women to DriveWhile the change does not take effect until next June, the announcement was so abrupt it stunned the country, and the world.
The Boss on Broadway: Bruce Springsteen on His ‘First Real Job’It’s not a small rock show or a theatrical event. Inspired by a White House concert, one of rock’s celebrated storytellers is bringing his tales to a new stage.
Satya Nadella on Women in Tech, A.I. and E-SportsDuring an interview with The New York Times at a TimesTalks event, Microsoft C.E.O. Satya Nadella said that woman in the technology industry have “a lot of distance” to make up. High School Stabbing Leaves One Teenager Dead, Another Critically WoundedAn attack inside a Bronx high school resulted in the death of a 15-year-old boy and left a 16-year-old boy ‘in grave condition.’
Google Offers Concessions to Europe After Record Antitrust FineThe search giant is changing how it operates its online shopping service, signaling a new willingness to bow to tightening regulatory pressure around the world.
Pentagon and NATO Leaders, Visiting Kabul, Are Met by Insurgent Rocket BarrageThe attack at the international airport and near the American Embassy underscored the fragile security in Afghanistan and the insurgency’s broad reach.
Yingluck Shinawatra, Ex-Leader Who Fled Thailand, Gets 5-Year SentenceMs. Yingluck, whose whereabouts is unknown, was convicted of negligence over a rice-subsidy program. The verdict bars her from politics for life.
Maye Musk, 69, Is Now a CoverGirlMs. Musk has modeled for five decades, holds master’s degrees in dietetics and nutritional sciences and has no intention of retiring. Ever.
How to Decide Where to Donate Your Money After DisastersIn a time of hurricanes, floods, earthquakes and wildfires, choosing a charity can be overwhelming. Here’s some help.
Confederate Flags With Cotton Found on American University CampusIt was at least the second time this year that racist symbols were discovered on the school’s Washington campus.
2 Chicago Police Officers Take a Knee, and Get a ReprimandTwo officers who agreed to pose with Aleta Clark, an anti-violence activist, were penalized for violating a departmental ban on political activity in uniform. Is Germany Still a Haven for Israelis? After Election, Some WonderSome Jews read the worst into gains made by the far-right Alternative for Germany party. Others said Germany was still more progressive than Israel.
Ireland to Hold Abortion Referendum Next YearVoters will be asked to lift or ease the bitterly contested constitutional prohibition.
On Medicine : Can Heart Disease Shed Light on Cancer?If so, understanding the link will involve unraveling the mysteries of inflammation.
North Korea Skaters Seek Olympic Bid, and Diplomats CheerA pair of figure skaters — performing to a Beatles song — represent the best chance for the country to have athletes at the 2018 Winter Games in South Korea, and possibly, at defusing nuclear tension.
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