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Kansas City Chiefs: Kareem Hunt begins NFL career in big fashion KANSAS CITY -- Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt started his NFL career losing a fumble on the team's first offensive play of the season and nearly put the Chiefs into an insurmountable hole against New England in the season opener. But the rookie rallied, putting on a record-breaking performance.     
Kansas City Chiefs: Huge win overshadowed by loss of Eric Berry KANSAS CITY -- The Kansas City Chiefs announced their presence as contenders for the AFC title with a convincing 42-27 victory over the defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots Thursday night, but the celebration proved bittersweet with news that All-Pro safety Eric Berry is lost for the season with an Achilles tendon rupture.   Cleveland Indians shut down Baltimore Orioles for 16th straight win CLEVELAND -- Edwin Encarnacion belted a three-run home run in the first inning, while Mike Clevinger pitched six scoreless innings and combined with three relievers on a four-hit shutout as the Cleveland Indians won their team-record 16th game in a row, beating the Baltimore Orioles 5-0 on Friday night at Progressive Field.  
Detroit Tigers edge Toronto Blue Jays after Nick Castellanos belts grand slam TORONTO -- Nick Castellanos hit a grand slam and the Detroit Tigers turned their first triple play in 16 years Friday night as they defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 5-4.   Los Angeles Angels call up Shane Robinson, place Jefry Marte on DL The Los Angeles Angels selected the contract of outfielder Shane Robinson on Friday.  
UFC 215 main event: Ray Borg pulls out of fight vs. Demetrious Johnson UFC flyweight Demetrious Johnson's title defense was removed from Saturday night's UFC 215 main event in Edmonton, Alberta, after Ray Borg was forced to withdraw due to a viral illness.   New England Patriots: Dont'a Hightower suffers MCL sprain New England Patriots linebacker Dont'a Hightower is believed to have suffered a minor MCL sprain in Thursday night's season-opening loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.   LPGA Indy: Lydia Ko, Lexi Thompson share second-round lead Lydia Ko shot an 8-under-par 64 in the second round of the Indy Women in Tech Championship on Friday to move into a first-place tie with Lexi Thompson with one round left at Brickyard Crossing in Indianapolis.   NASCAR: Matt Kenseth takes step toward playoff with Richmond pole runU.S. Open: Kevin Anderson bounces into final NEW YORK -- Kevin Anderson has marched into the first Grand Slam final of his long career.   Fantasy Football: Dallas Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott may play all season U.S. District Court judge Amos Mazzant III granted a request by the NFL Players Association for a temporary restraining order on Friday to prevent the implementation of the six-game suspension for Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott.   NFL Injury Report: Sunday's GamesNew England Patriots ink Kyle Van Noy to extension New England Patriots linebacker Kyle Van Noy agreed to a two-year extension with the club on Friday.   NASCAR notebook: Joey Logano faces 'do-or-die' racePittsburgh Steelers LB Bud Dupree questionable for opener Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker Bud Dupree did not practice Friday with a shoulder injury and is listed as questionable for Sunday's season opener in Cleveland against the Browns.   New England Patriots stunned by opening beatdownUPI Horse Racing Weekend Preview Arc previews in France, a big race in England and Kentucky Downs all visit center stage in weekend Thoroughbred racing.   Tampa Bay Rays will host New York Yankees at Citi Field due to Irma Next week's series between the New York Yankees and Tampa Bay Rays has been moved from St. Petersburg, Fla., to Citi Field in New York due to Hurricane Irma's arrival in Florida this weekend.   Kansas City Chiefs: Eric Berry out for season Kansas City Chiefs star strong safety Eric Berry will miss the remainder of the season after rupturing his left Achilles' tendon in Thursday's season-opening victory over the New England Patriots.   New Orleans Saints: Sean Payton named to competition committee New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton has been added to NFL's competition committee.   New Orleans Saints: Long snapper Jon Dorenbos needs heart surgery New Orleans Saints long snapper Jon Dorenbos will require open heart surgery to repair an aortic aneurysm that was discovered in a physical after his trade from the Philadelphia Eagles.   Fantasy Football: Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton questionable Quarterback Cam Newton is listed as questionable for the regular-season opener Sunday but head coach Ron Rivera said he expects Newton to start for the Carolina Panthers against the San Francisco 49ers.   Saudi Arabia suspends contact with Qatar after phone call Saudi Arabia suspended contact with Qatar after the representatives of the two countries involved in a rift spoke over the phone, Saudi officials said.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Dozens Dead After Mexico Hit By Most Powerful Earthquake in 100 Years"The street and buildings started swaying considerably," said Harry Neville-Towle, a 30-year-old visiting from Sydney, Australia, who visiting Mexico City.
 
This Rare Bird Is Lucky to Have Encountered a Syrian Rebel CommanderIrma Hits Cuba as Cat 5 Storm, Florida Braces for HurricaneFlorida's governor on Friday told people in the southern part of the state to be on the road by midnight or else seek shelter ahead of the monster storm.
Irma Leaves Destruction in Caribbean, At Least 23 DeadHurricane Irma left devastation in some Caribbean islands as it barreled toward the Florida coast on Friday.
North Korea, China Suffer Near-Total Communication BreakdownTies between the allies have deteriorated so sharply that some diplomats and experts fear Beijing may become, like Washington, a target of Pyongyang's ire.
France-Sized Irma Pummels Turks & Caicos, BahamasA storm surge and large waves could raise water levels as much as 20 feet above the normal tide in the British territory, officials warned.
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Hurricane Irma Barrels Toward U.S., Threatening to Engulf FloridaThe storm prompted the largest evacuation in Florida history, with people scrambling into crowded shelters and jamming highways.
Hurricane Irma Live Updates: ‘Leave Now,’ Florida Governor WarnsOne of the most potent Atlantic Ocean hurricanes ever recorded battered Turks and Caicos and the Bahamas on Friday, then made landfall in northern Cuba.
Hurricane Irma: What’s Happened and What’s NextThe Category 4 hurricane is advancing through the Caribbean and heading toward Florida.
Life After the Storm: Children Who Survived Katrina Offer LessonsNow in their 20s, they urge the youngest survivors of Harvey and Irma to seek stability from one ‘solid anchor’ — a parent, teacher, pastor or sibling
How to Help the Victims of Hurricane IrmaHere are some things you can do — and things you should not do — for the hardest-hit communities in the Caribbean and Florida.
How Hurricane Irma Became So Huge and DestructiveA mix of meteorological conditions has conspired over the past week to make the storm unusually large and powerful.
Caribbean Islands Battered by One Hurricane Are Bracing for the NextDays after Hurricane Irma struck the Caribbean, the islands that bore the brunt of the storm are bracing for Hurricane Jose.
Mexico Earthquake, Strongest in a Century, Kills DozensThe quake, which struck off the Pacific Coast, set off tsunami warnings and scattered frightened residents into the streets as far as Mexico City.
Recalling the Deadly Quake That Shook Mexico in 1985Giant Earthquake Shakes MexicoThe country was struck by an 8.2-magnitude quake, the strongest in decades, killing at least 58 people and leveling areas in some southern states. Apocalyptic Thoughts Amid Nature’s Chaos? You Could Be Forgiven.Americans were excited about the eclipse, but hurricanes, wildfires, and an earthquake have some — and not just deeply religious people — thinking dark thoughts.
Florida, Trump, Equifax: Your Friday Evening BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: A Deadly Outbreak Stalks San DiegoFriday: San Diego tries to contain a hepatitis A outbreak, several cities court Amazon, and a look back at California’s first female lawyer.
Equifax Hack Exposes Regulatory Gaps, Leaving Consumers VulnerableDespite the wealth of sensitive information in their databases, credit bureaus don’t face the same kind of scrutiny and oversight that banks do.
State of the Art: Seriously, Equifax? This Is a Breach No One Should Get Away WithEquifax’s main job is to collect and maintain data. Now the hacking at the credit agency uncovers a gaping flaw in regulation over data storage.
Your Money: Equifax’s Instructions Are Confusing. Here’s What to Do Now.You’ll need a credit freeze. You’ll need a fraud alert. And don’t expect Equifax to be much help.
The Last Days of ISIS’ Capital: Airstrikes if You Stay, Land Mines if You FleeA Times reporter travels to Raqqa, the wounded heart of the Islamic State, and finds residents trapped by airstrikes, artillery fire and land mines.
Mercurial Trump Rattles Republican Party Ahead of MidtermsFrom siding with Democrats to inspiring Trump-like primary challengers, President Trump is shaking up the political environment ahead of the midterms.
Next Stop for the Steve Bannon Insurgency: ChinaPresident Trump’s former chief strategist is to push a combative China policy in a speech in Hong Kong.
Napolitano Sues Trump to Save DACA Program She Helped CreateMs. Napolitano, the homeland security secretary under President Obama, signed the memo creating DACA and now is president of the University of California system.
Fact Check: Why Common Critiques of DACA Are MisleadingClaims that DACA spurred a surge of unaccompanied minors from Central America, put Americans out of work and granted citizenship are not accurate.
F.B.I. Investigates Uber Software Used to Monitor Lyft DriversIn another legal headache for Uber, federal investigators are looking into a past program called “Hell” that the ride-hailing company used to compete with rival Lyft.
A Free Food Forest in the BronxSwale is a public art project that doubles as a call to action. It aims to raise awareness about food access by allowing local residents to forage food and herbs for free. His Dream in Reach, an Immigrant Chef Is Suddenly UnsettledSuny Santana, brought to America as a child, was set to open a restaurant when he learned that the government may end his permission to stay.
‘I Smell Cash’: How the A.T.F. Spent Millions UncheckedA pair of informants got $6 million and agents spent freely. The Justice Department fought to keep records of the operation secret.
Ted Cruz 2.0? Senator Adjusts With Trump in Office and Houston Under WaterAs he prepares for re-election next year, Senator Ted Cruz faces a challenge in helping millions of people — in his hometown, Houston, and beyond — rebuild after Hurricane Harvey.
Federal Judge Halts Ezekiel Elliott’s SuspensionElliott, the Cowboys’ star running back, appears likely to play most of the N.F.L. season instead of sitting out for six games over domestic-abuse accusations.
Turkey’s President Assails U.S. Over Indictment of Ex-MinisterPresident Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized the indictment of a former official accused of helping Iran evade sanctions imposed by the United States. At Google, Employee-Led Effort Finds Men Are Paid More Than WomenA spreadsheet created by employees to share salary information shows pay for women is falling short of what men make at various levels.
Catalonia Independence Bid Pushes Spain Toward CrisisThe region’s latest vote on separation, scheduled for Oct. 1, is significantly riskier than previous efforts and thrusts Spain into uncharted territory.
Afghan Anger Simmers Over U.S. Leaflets Seen as Insulting IslamWith an image of Quranic text on a dog, American forces inadvertently offend the people they are there to help defend.
North Korea’s Trade Troubles Could Point to a Need for CashAs sanctions take effect, China is selling more goods to North Korea than it is buying, raising questions about Pyongyang’s potential cash needs.
Troy Gentry of the Country Music Duo Montgomery Gentry Dies at 50Mr. Gentry made dynamism out of country hollers and recorded three platinum albums with Eddie Montgomery.
That Decisive Moment: Cue the Castanets: The Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments on YouTubeA "Pinocchio" opera, an Amy Beach concerto and Puccini are among the highlights.
Don Williams, Singer of Plain-Spoken Country Songs, Dies at 78Mr. Williams, whose admirers included Pete Townshend and Eric Clapton, was best known for ballads extolling the virtues of romantic commitment.
‘Hamilton’ Delays London Opening and Ticket Buyers Aren’t HappySixteen performances will be rescheduled, disappointing ticket holders from as far away as Oklahoma and Japan.
After Charlottesville, Colleges Vow to Do Something. But What?Universities are grappling with a dramatic spike in white supremacist activity on their campuses, forcing them to weigh competing priorities: safety, free speech and diversity.
Planes Fill Florida Skies as Hurricane Irma ApproachesThe Federal Aviation Administration expected “increased volume” at airports in South Florida as airlines raced to get flights off the ground.
270,000 Rohingya Have Fled Myanmar, U.N. SaysCamps in Bangladesh, already crowded and underserved, are “bursting at the seams” with people fleeing the military crackdown in Myanmar.
‘Blade Runner 2049’: Harrison Ford, Ryan Gosling and the Creators Discuss the Sci-Fi Sequel and Rehash Old ArgumentsThe “Blade Runner” sequel is coming, and Mr. Ford, Mr. Gosling, Ridley Scott and Denis Villeneuve talk about why they’re reviving it now.
Modern Love: Finding God in a Hot Slice of PizzaAfter her divorce, a mother and son who had been living by the rules of Orthodox Judaism decide to test (and taste) a new world of possibilities.
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