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Debbie Gibson second celeb sent home from 'Dancing with the Stars' Season 25 Debbie Gibson and Alan Bersten were cut from Season 25 of "Dancing with the Stars in Los Angeles Tuesday night.     
DirecTV offering refunds to customers angry over NFL protests Television provider DirecTV is offering some refunds to customers who want to cancel their NFL viewing packages over this season's protests.   Roy Moore defeats Sen. Luther Strange in Alabama Senate primary Roy Moore, a twice-removed Justice on the Alabama Supreme Court, defeated Sen. Luther Strange in the Republican primary for one of Alabama's senate seats.  
North Korea not ready to shoot down B-1B bombers, Seoul saysStudy: Genetics explain most cases of autism Heredity contributes to about 83 percent of the risk of autism in children with the disorder, a new study suggests.  
Uber to leave Quebec if rules don't change by Oct. 14 If Quebec officials don't back down on new requirements for Uber drivers, the ride-sharing giant said it will leave the province next month.   Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones scripted team's national anthem demonstration FRISCO, TEx. -- That Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is a unifier and a consensus builder was never more evident than Monday night.   Little things lead to Denver Broncos' loss to Buffalo Bills ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- It was the sum of little things that cost the Denver Broncos in Buffalo on Sunday in their 26-16 loss.   Khloe Kardashian, Tristan Thompson expecting a baby Reality star Khloe Kardashian is pregnant with her first child with boyfriend, NBA player Tristan Thompson, unnamed sources announced Tuesday.   Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers offense stuck in an early rut PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers were supposed to have one of the higher-powered offenses in the NFL this season.   Ole Miss Rebels seek clean game against No. 1 Alabama Crimson TideIndianapolis Colts QB Andrew Luck (shoulder) might practice Wednesday, edging to return Colts quarterback Andrew Luck could return to the practice field this week for the first time since undergoing right shoulder surgery, Indianapolis coach Chuck Pagano said Monday.   Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman comes close to ejection after big hit Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman flirted with ejection during Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans.   Arizona Cardinals' ageless WR Larry Fitzgerald a star in a losing cause vs. Dallas Cowboys GLENDALE, Ariz. -- He might not have been the whole story of the game, but he clearly was the star of it, even in a losing effort.   Tillman's widow: Do not politicize former Arizona Cardinals safety Pat Tillman's memory The widow of former NFL player and U.S. Army serviceman Pat Tillman told CNN in a statement that she doesn't wish for the memory of her husband to be politicized.   Green Bay Packers tackle major injury issues on offensive line In 2015, the Green Bay Packers were decimated at the wide receiver position. And by the time the postseason arrived, the Packers' top three wideouts were out when Green Bay went to Arizona.   U.S. imposes 219% tariff on Bombardier in Boeing dispute The U.S. Department of Commerce recommended a 219.63 percent tariff on the delivery of Bombardier's C Series jetliner in a dispute with Boeing.   Art Rooney II: Pittsburgh Steelers' intent was to avoid political statement Pittsburgh Steelers president Art Rooney II issued an open letter to the team's fans on Tuesday, two days after the club elected against taking the field for the national anthem.   RBs on display as No. 10 Wisconsin Badgers host Northwestern Wildcats Two impactful running backs likely will share the spotlight on Saturday when No. 10 Wisconsin hosts Northwestern in the Big Ten Conference opener for both teams at Camp Randall Stadium.   Chicago Bears face dangerous Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers on short week LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Facing Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers is usually enough to put the Chicago Bears defense in panic mode.   No. 7 Georgia Bulldogs surge into game at Tennessee Volunteers ATHENS, Ga. -- Although there is only one loss between them, Tennessee and No. 7 Georgia appear to be headed in different directions.   Green Bay Packers' defense finally comes alive The Green Bay Packers' defense has been their Achilles heel since their run to a Super Bowl title in the 2010 season.   Tropical Storm Maria producing wind gusts in Outer Banks, N.C. Tropical Storm Maria was producing "gusty winds" over the Outer Banks in North Carolina, the National Hurricane Center said Tuesday evening.   Construction starts on Mexican border wall prototypes U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced Tuesday that construction started on prototypes for President Donald Trump's proposed border wall.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
North Korea's military may not be ready to shoot down U.S. aircraft. 
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 New York Times | Saudi Arabia Resists Independent Inquiry on Yemen Atrocities New York Times Smoke rose from a Houthi-controlled military base in the Yemen capital, Sana, after a Saudi airstrike on the weapons depot in 2015. Credit Mohamed Al-Sayaghi/Reuters. UNITED NATIONS — Saudi Arabia and its allies are pushing back on a renewed effort ... Saudi king decrees women be allowed to drive Saudi Arabia Awakens to King Allowing Women to Drive Today's Impeach-O-Meter: What Women Driving in Saudi Arabia Means for the Future of the World |
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Trump Admin. Wants to Lower Number of Refugees Allowed in U.S.The Trump administration wants to cap the number of refugees admitted into the U.S. next year at 45,000 — a dramatic cut in the number of applications processed by the U.S. in recent years, two administration officials tell NBC News.
N. Korea May Not Have Noticed U.S. Bombers Flying Near Its Border"There's the possibility that North Korea will become ever more paranoid that the U.S. is lurking around in its air or naval space," one analyst warned.
Fistfights in Uganda Parliament Amid Move to Extend President's RuleFistfights and chair-throwing broke out in Uganda's parliament on Tuesday ahead of a debate on whether to grant long-serving President Yoweri Museveni another term in office.
Saudi Arabia to End Ban on Women DriversSaudi Arabia's Ministry of the Interior said King Salman's decree means women will be allowed to drive in 10 months.
Groom Saves Drowning Boy During Wedding Photo ShootClayton and Brittany Cook were posing for wedding photos when the groom jumped into water to save a drowning boy.
Trump: U.S. 'Totally Prepared' for 'Devastating' Action Against N. KoreaThe U.S. is "totally prepared" for "devastating" military action against North Korea, Trump declared, further ratcheting up white-hot tensions.
Dozens of LGBTQ People Reportedly Arrested in AzerbaijanFifty to 100 gay men and transgender women were arrested in Azerbaijan after raids on bars and private homes, according to activists and local media reports.
Wait, How Many Nuclear Weapons Are There? And Who Has Them?The United Nations' fourth annual International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapon comes at a historic moment of brinkmanship.
Otto Warmbier's Parents Blast North Korea: 'They Are Terrorists'The parents of Otto Warmbier on Tuesday blasted the regime in Pyongyang as "terrorists" and "not a victim."
A Bathroom Door Saved This U.S. Med Student's Life During Hurricane MariaAtlanta native Nick Cooper, 26, and his roommate were trapped on Dominica as the Caribbean island was battered by Hurricane Maria.
Three Israelis Shot Dead by Palestinian at West Bank SettlementJewish settlements in the West Bank are contentious because Palestinians see the area, which Israel has occupied since 1967, as integral to a future state.
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Senate Republicans Say They Will Not Vote on Health BillSenate Republicans said they would not move ahead with a vote on the latest plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which lacked the support to pass.
Public Health: How Failure of the Obamacare Repeal Affects ConsumersPeople with Medicaid and employer plans need not worry about big policy changes. But the individual insurance market will be marked by high prices and limited choices next year.
Republican Party, Puerto Rico, North Korea: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
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.
Trump Plans 45,000 Limit on Refugees Admitted to U.S.
Chad’s Inclusion in Travel Ban Could Jeopardize American Interests, Officials SayExperts on Africa in the Trump administration said they were mystified by the ban on travel from Chad, an American counterterrorism partner in Africa.
Dismayed by Trump, Head of Drug Enforcement Administration to LeaveThe administrator, Chuck Rosenberg, is close to James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director who was fired by President Trump.
Tennessee’s Bob Corker Announces Retirement from SenateSenator Bob Corker, the Tennessee Republican who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, announced on Tuesday that he will not seek re-election.
N.C.A.A. Coaches and Adidas Executive Face Bribery ChargesA criminal complaint filed in Manhattan charged that several coaches used their positions to solicit and obtain bribes from a financial adviser and business manager to steer athletes to them.
Where It’s Made: Visit a Lego FactoryStep inside a factory that makes the bricks for your favorite Lego toys in this 360° tour. ‘This Is Like in War’: A Scramble to Care for Puerto Rico’s Sick and InjuredThe situation on Puerto Rico was becoming increasingly critical as residents struggled to find medical care amid a shortage of power, water and gasoline.
At Puerto Rico’s Main Airport, Heavy Hearts and Long WaitsCommercial air traffic has increased, but many were stuck waiting at the gates and some wondered if they would ever come back.
White House Memo: Trump Rates His Hurricane Relief: ‘Great.’ ‘Amazing.’ ‘Tremendous.’The hurricanes are yet another reminder of the president’s rare capacity for self-congratulation, even in the aftermath of deadly disasters.
How to Help Puerto Rico and Other Islands After Hurricane MariaA guide to helping victims of a storm that devastated the Caribbean, leaving millions without power and limited access to water.
A Good Appetite: To Transform Your Weeknight Cooking, Turn On the Instant PotThere’s no other single gadget that makes it as easy to get a delicious meal on the table.
Behind North Korea’s Bluster, Some See CautionPyongyang is anxious to avoid a war it can’t win, according to some analysts, and is careful to leave itself a rhetorical way out when it makes threats.
Black Lives or Bottom Line? Activists Ask What N.F.L. Protests Are All AboutAs the nation debates football players’ kneeling during the national anthem, activists wonder whether issues of racism and police misconduct will be forgotten.
Might Athlete Protests Reach Podiums at the Winter Olympics?“As athletes, we have a very unique opportunity to speak up about things that we believe in,” the American figure skater Adam Rippon said.
Guggenheim Museum Is Criticized for Pulling Animal ArtworksArt leaders are concerned that museums are setting a worrisome precedent after protests led to the removal of three works featuring animals from a coming show.
Microsoft C.E.O. Says Tech’s Progress on Gender Equality Is ‘Not Sufficient’Satya Nadella said Silicon Valley had “a significant distance to cover” in offering equal opportunities for female workers.
Saudi Arabia Agrees to Let Women DriveThe monarchy abandoned its driving ban for women, long criticized as an infringement on women’s rights and a drag on the economy and society.
Trying to Stem Fallout From Breach, Equifax Replaces C.E.O.After the attack, the list of possible internal candidates for the chief executive, Richard Smith, was depleted.
Joseph M. McDade, 18-Term Pennsylvania Congressman, Dies at 85A Republican champion of the coal industry, he delivered for his Scranton-area constituents and survived ethics charges, of which he was acquitted.
Dean Skelos’s 2015 Corruption Conviction Is OverturnedA federal appeals panel cited the same Supreme Court decision used to vacate the conviction of Sheldon Silver, the former Assembly speaker.
Iraq Orders Kurdistan to Surrender Its AirportsA day after Iraqi Kurds voted on independence, the Iraqi prime minister threatened to shut down flights to the region.
On Soccer: Meet Decibel Bellini, the Booming Soundtrack to Napoli GoalsA radio D.J.’s thunderous stadium announcements have won over fans and players alike, and made him a global social media sensation.
Uber Says It Will Leave Quebec Rather Than Face New RulesThe ride-hailing service said it would leave Montreal and the rest of Quebec province next month rather than abide by a new set of government regulations.
Catalonia’s Independence Referendum: What’s at Stake?The Spanish region is scheduled to vote on Sunday, despite fierce opposition from the central government in Madrid and from the courts.
Twitter to Test Doubling Tweet Length to 280 CharactersTwitter is trying out a version of its service that extends the allotted text limit of a post to 280 characters, double the current amount.
Puerto Ricans on Mainland Rely on Strangers to Reach RelativesNearly a week after Hurricane Maria, people are resorting to extreme lengths — and the kindness of others — to reach loved ones in Puerto Rico.
Collapsed School in Mexico Earthquake Is Checked for ‘Hidden Defects’The building, constructed before 1985, may never have been upgraded to meet strict new building codes enacted in the wake of that year’s horrific quake.
Disney Reimagines Its Stores to Be More Like a VacationWith light-up Mickey ears, cotton candy and live-streamed theme park parades, Disney remakes its stores and offers a new web store, ShopDisney.com.
Surfacing: Five Places to Go in AthensIn recent years, Kifissia, an upscale Athens suburb, has attracted an appealing mix of stores and restaurants.
Reinventing GivenchyClare Waight Keller, the house’s first female artistic director, has a lot riding on her debut show Sunday.
Yayoi Kusama, Queen of Polka Dots, Opens Museum in Tokyo“Since I was 10 years old I have been painting every day,” she said in an interview. “I still see polka dots everywhere.”
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