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Eight months ago, the Green Bay Packers took an eight-game winning streak to Atlanta for the NFC Championship Game against the Falcons.
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  1. Green Bay Packers look to turn page in rematch vs. Atlanta Falcons
  2. Kansas City Chiefs' Andy Reid, Philadelphia Eagles' Doug Pederson meet as foes for first time
  3. Los Angeles Chargers set to debut in new home vs. Miami Dolphins
  4. New York Giants expect better effort vs. Detroit Lions
  5. UFC: Jon Jones stripped of light heavyweight title
  6. Kansas City Chiefs aim to avoid distractions vs. Philadelphia Eagles
  7. Pittsburgh Steelers face Minnesota Vikings after opening wins
  8. Cincinnati Reds put another dent in St. Louis Cardinals' playoff hopes
  9. Baltimore Orioles edge Toronto Blue Jays, snap six-game skid
  10. New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints aim to avoid 0-2 start
  11. 2018 Mock Draft: Sam Darnold, Lamar Jackson highlight top prospects
  12. Matt Kemp, Atlanta Braves slam Washington Nationals
  13. Oakland Athletics: Fast start results in win over Boston Red Sox
  14. Brian Cushing: Houston Texans linebacker receives 10-game suspension
  15. Fantasy Football: Arizona Cardinals RB Kerwynn Williams to start in place of David Johnson
  16. MLB roundup: For the 21st consecutive time, yes, Cleveland Indians win
  17. New York Yankees stave off Tampa Bay Rays at Citi Field
  18. Paris to host 2024 Summer Olympics; Los Angeles in 2028
  19. NASCAR playoff notebook: No favorite? Just ask Martin Truex or Kyle Busch
  20. Young Americans lead rise in suicide attempts
  21. Trump admin imposes visa sanctions on countries for refusing deportees
  22. Report: Semen harbors wide range of viruses
  23. Tropical Storm Max expected to bring 'dangerous flooding' to Mexico
  24. Surgeons play big role in women's choices for breast cancer care
  25. Sopranos' Frank Vincent dies at 78

Green Bay Packers look to turn page in rematch vs. Atlanta Falcons

Eight months ago, the Green Bay Packers took an eight-game winning streak to Atlanta for the NFC Championship Game against the Falcons.
    

Kansas City Chiefs' Andy Reid, Philadelphia Eagles' Doug Pederson meet as foes for first time

The defensive units for Kansas City and Philadelphia face familiar foes Sunday, getting a chance to apply what they learn taking on their own offenses in practices when Chiefs coach Andy Reid and Eagles coach Doug Pederson face each as adversaries for the first time after being long time collaborators.
    

Los Angeles Chargers set to debut in new home vs. Miami Dolphins

The Los Angeles Chargers prepare to face the Miami Dolphins, a team that has been in L.A. more than the home team this week.
    

New York Giants expect better effort vs. Detroit Lions

The New York Giants will open their 2017 home schedule playing host to the Detroit Lions on Monday night, while also celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Super Bowl XLII championship team during halftime of the game.
    

UFC: Jon Jones stripped of light heavyweight title

The UFC stripped Jon Jones of his light heavyweight championship title Wednesday and reinstated Daniel Cormier as the champion in that division.
    

Kansas City Chiefs aim to avoid distractions vs. Philadelphia Eagles

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- When a team knocks off the defending Super Bowl champions on their own turf, word tends to spread quickly.
    

Pittsburgh Steelers face Minnesota Vikings after opening wins

The Pittsburgh Steelers followed tradition by going into Cleveland and beating the Browns in the season opener.
    

Cincinnati Reds put another dent in St. Louis Cardinals' playoff hopes

ST. LOUIS -- Rookie Tyler Mahle maneuvered his way through five scoreless innings Wednesday night to pick up his first big league win as the Cincinnati Reds damaged the St. Louis Cardinals' playoff hopes with a 6-0 decision at Busch Stadium.
    

Baltimore Orioles edge Toronto Blue Jays, snap six-game skid

TORONTO -- The Orioles scored two unearned runs in the first inning, and Kevin Gausman made them stand up by pitching seven strong innings Wednesday night as Baltimore defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 2-1.
    

New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints aim to avoid 0-2 start

NEW ORLEANS -- The defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots got 10 days to stew over their shocking 42-27 season-opening home loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
    

2018 Mock Draft: Sam Darnold, Lamar Jackson highlight top prospects

The 2017 NFL and NCAA seasons just began, but already NFLDraftScout.com is peeking ahead to the spring and to the incoming crop of rookies.
    

Matt Kemp, Atlanta Braves slam Washington Nationals

WASHINGTON -- -- Matt Kemp hit a grand slam to cap a six-run seventh inning, and Luiz Gohara earned his first major league win as the Atlanta Braves cruised past the Washington Nationals 8-2 on Wednesday.
    

Oakland Athletics: Fast start results in win over Boston Red Sox

BOSTON -- Rookie Matt Olson's two-run homer highlighted a four-run first inning that led the Oakland A's to their sixth win in seven games, a 7-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday night.
    

Brian Cushing: Houston Texans linebacker receives 10-game suspension

Houston Texans linebacker Brian Cushing has been suspended 10 games without pay for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances, the league announced Wednesday.
    

Fantasy Football: Arizona Cardinals RB Kerwynn Williams to start in place of David Johnson

TEMPE, Ariz. -- Things could change from week to week and even day by day, but for the time being, Kerwynn Williams will get the first crack at replacing the injured David Johnson as the Arizona Cardinals' featured running back.
    

MLB roundup: For the 21st consecutive time, yes, Cleveland Indians win

CLEVELAND -- Jay Bruce and Roberto Perez each homered as the Cleveland Indians set an American League record with their 21st consecutive win with a 5-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday.
    

New York Yankees stave off Tampa Bay Rays at Citi Field

NEW YORK -- Jaime Garcia allowed one run but came an out shy of qualifying for a win as the New York Yankees scored three times in the top of the second inning and held on for a 3-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday in a game relocated to Citi Field because of Hurricane Irma's impact on Florida.
    

Paris to host 2024 Summer Olympics; Los Angeles in 2028

The city of Los Angeles was formally awarded the 2028 Summer Olympics on Wednesday.
    

NASCAR playoff notebook: No favorite? Just ask Martin Truex or Kyle Busch

By Reid Spencer, NASCAR Wire Service
    

Young Americans lead rise in suicide attempts

A new study finds suicide attempts by younger adults -- especially those with mental disorders and less education -- are now on the rise.
    

Trump admin imposes visa sanctions on countries for refusing deportees

DHS announced Wednesday that it would impose visa sanctions on four countries for not taking back citizens who have been given deportation orders.
    

Report: Semen harbors wide range of viruses

Human semen provides a potential hiding place and breeding ground for a host of dangerous viruses, a new evidence review reports.
    

Tropical Storm Max expected to bring 'dangerous flooding' to Mexico

Tropical Storm Max formed Wednesday afternoon near the southwest coast of Mexico and is expected to bring torrential rains to the country, the NHC said.
    

Surgeons play big role in women's choices for breast cancer care

A breast cancer patient's choice of surgeon can have a major effect on her treatment, according to a new study.
    

Sopranos' Frank Vincent dies at 78

Frank Vincent, a veteran actor best known for his roles in multiple Martin Scorsese films and "The Sopranos," died Wednesday.
    
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The U.S. Virgin Islands of St Thomas and St John were hit by Irma's category 5 winds well before the storm made landfall in Florida. On Antigua and Barbuda, also devastated, residents have struggled to find supplies.
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  1. Debris Everywhere, Basics Hard to Find on Irma-Devastated Islands
  2. S. Korea Tests New Stealth Cruise Missile Amid Kim's Saber-Rattling
  3. St. Peter's Bone Fragments May Have Been Discovered at a Church in Rome
  4. Bill Gates Says Charities Can't Soften Aid Cuts
  5. Mike Flynn's Son Is Subject of Federal Russia Probe
  6. U.S. to Stop Using Software From Russia-Linked Kaspersky Lab
  7. Marriott Criticized After Ferry Strands Tourists on Irma-Hit Island
  8. U.S. Limits Visas for African, Asian Nations
  9. Hurricane Irma Survivors Describe Horror in Caribbean
  10. Rebel Wilson Awarded Millions in Defamation Case
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Debris Everywhere, Basics Hard to Find on Irma-Devastated Islands

The U.S. Virgin Islands of St Thomas and St John were hit by Irma's category 5 winds well before the storm made landfall in Florida. On Antigua and Barbuda, also devastated, residents have struggled to find supplies.

    

S. Korea Tests New Stealth Cruise Missile Amid Kim's Saber-Rattling

The Taurus missiles increase Seoul's pre-emptive strike capacity. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has raised regional tensions with a series of nuclear and missile tests.

    

St. Peter's Bone Fragments May Have Been Discovered at a Church in Rome

While St. Peter's body is entombed in St. Peter's Basilica, his remains are believed to be in a Roman-era pot in a small forgotten church in Rome.

    

Bill Gates Says Charities Can't Soften Aid Cuts

Bill Gates warned Wednesday that charities are "absolutely not" equipped to compensate for lost aid caused by funding cuts, including those proposed by President Trump.

    

Mike Flynn's Son Is Subject of Federal Russia Probe

Michael G. Flynn, who worked for his father's Flynn Intel Group, is a subject of the probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, according to officials.

    

U.S. to Stop Using Software From Russia-Linked Kaspersky Lab

The DHS is concerned about Kaspersky's potential links to Russian intelligence.

    

Marriott Criticized After Ferry Strands Tourists on Irma-Hit Island

One professional storm chaser said he and a group of roughly 35 tourists were stunned when the ferry left them on the dock on Friday night.

    

U.S. Limits Visas for African, Asian Nations

The U.S. will stop issuing certain visas to Eritrean nationals and officials of Cambodia, Sierra Leone and Guinea as of Wednesday, the State Department said.

    

Hurricane Irma Survivors Describe Horror in Caribbean

Hurricane Irma survivors on the hardest-hit islands in the Caribbean feared they would be forgotten after the storm left "apocalyptic" destruction in its wake.

    

Rebel Wilson Awarded Millions in Defamation Case

A judge said the award was justified after defamatory magazine articles saying Wilson lied about her age and origins cost her roles in Hollywood films.

    

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A criminal investigation was opened into a nursing home where eight died after the air-conditioning failed, a situation the governor called "unfathomable."
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  1. Eight Dead From Sweltering Nursing Home as Florida Struggles After Irma
  2. After Irma, a Grim Sense of Déjà Vu in St. Augustine
  3. Florida, Bernie Sanders, Aung San Suu Kyi: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
  4. After Irma: Floods and Blackouts in Florida
  5. In Angela Merkel, German Women Find Symbol, but Not Savior
  6. As German Election Looms, Politicians Face Voters’ Wrath for Ties to Carmakers
  7. Trump Goes All In on a Tax Overhaul Whose Details Remain Unwritten
  8. Medicare for All or State Control: Health Care Plans Go to Extremes
  9. Public Health: How the Bernie Sanders Plan Would Both Beef Up and Slim Down Medicare
  10. After Charlottesville, Black Republican Gives Trump a History Lesson on Racism
  11. Mnuchin Inquired About Using Government Plane for His Honeymoon
  12. Trump Administration Punishes Countries That Refuse to Take Back Deported Citizens
  13. Russia’s War Games With Fake Enemies Cause Real Alarm
  14. From Prison to Ph.D.: The Redemption and Rejection of Michelle Jones
  15. Angelina Jolie, Unbroken
  16. Review: In Angelina Jolie’s New Movie, a Child’s-Eye View of War
  17. Martin Shkreli Is Jailed for Seeking a Hair From Hillary Clinton
  18. Mystery of Russian Fake on Facebook Solved, by a Brazilian
  19. Feature: RT, Sputnik and Russia’s New Theory of War
  20. In Gaza Reconciliation Effort, Palestinian Politician Seeks a Comeback
  21. Fire on the Mountain: 2 Forests Offer Clues to Yellowstone’s Fate in a Warming World
  22. Billionaire Diller’s Plan for Elaborate Pier in the Hudson is Dead
  23. Trump Blocks China-Backed Bid to Buy U.S. Chip Maker
  24. Kaspersky Lab Antivirus Software Is Ordered Off U.S. Government Computers
  25. Sean Spicer and Chelsea Manning Join Harvard as Visiting Fellows
  26. E.U. Leader Suggests Simplifying How the Bloc Is Run
  27. Senate Rejects Bipartisan Effort to End 9/11 Military Force Declaration
  28. Gay Parents Become Activists in Australian Marriage Debate
  29. Frank Vincent, Mobster on ‘The Sopranos’ and in ‘Goodfellas,’ Dies at 80
  30. Glow of De Blasio’s Primary Victory Is Dimmed by a Cuomo Speech
  31. A $55 Million Gift, and a New Name, for the Mid-Manhattan Library
  32. Killing in Kansas Bar Put Victim’s Widow at Risk of Deportation
  33. Man Booker Shortlist Is Half American
  34. A Prewar Apartment? How About a Post-2016 Apartment
  35. Talk: Billie Jean King Understands Colin Kaepernick
  36. Review: ‘Better Things’ Returns, and Better
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Eight Dead From Sweltering Nursing Home as Florida Struggles After Irma

A criminal investigation was opened into a nursing home where eight died after the air-conditioning failed, a situation the governor called “unfathomable.”

    

After Irma, a Grim Sense of Déjà Vu in St. Augustine

At 452 years old, St. Augustine is no stranger to flooding. But damage from hurricanes in two consecutive years has left residents soaked, frustrated and worried about the future.

    

Florida, Bernie Sanders, Aung San Suu Kyi: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

    

After Irma: Floods and Blackouts in Florida

Hurricane Irma left portions of Florida with flooded streets and blacked-out cities. An estimated 15 million Floridians are without power.
    

In Angela Merkel, German Women Find Symbol, but Not Savior

The highest office in the land has been held by a woman for 12 years. It’s all the other offices that still pose a problem for women in Germany.

    

As German Election Looms, Politicians Face Voters’ Wrath for Ties to Carmakers

A diesel emissions crisis has put the spotlight on links between the auto industry — responsible for Germany’s most important export — and the country’s leaders.

    

Trump Goes All In on a Tax Overhaul Whose Details Remain Unwritten

President Trump has been wooing Democrats and pressing Republicans for fast action on a rewrite of the tax code, but huge hurdles remain.

    

Medicare for All or State Control: Health Care Plans Go to Extremes

Republicans and Democrats lay out their visions of health care beyond the Affordable Care Act: a single-payer system or state government control.

    

Public Health: How the Bernie Sanders Plan Would Both Beef Up and Slim Down Medicare

The Medicare-for-all plan would mean not just an expansion but a redefinition of the program.

    

After Charlottesville, Black Republican Gives Trump a History Lesson on Racism

The president invited Senator Tim Scott to the Oval Office for what Mr. Trump’s staff described as a demonstration of the president’s commitment to “positive race relations.”

    

Mnuchin Inquired About Using Government Plane for His Honeymoon

The Treasury Department said that it had inquired about the use of a military plane for the Treasury secretary’s honeymoon so that the secretary would have access to secure communications when he was abroad.

    

Trump Administration Punishes Countries That Refuse to Take Back Deported Citizens

Visa sanctions were imposed on Cambodia, Eritrea, Guinea and Sierra Leone.

    

Russia’s War Games With Fake Enemies Cause Real Alarm

Joint Russian and Belarusian military exercises will target fictional countries that look an awful lot like the Baltic States.

    

From Prison to Ph.D.: The Redemption and Rejection of Michelle Jones

During 20 years behind bars, a woman develops a passion and talent for history. But her background was too hot for Harvard.

    

Angelina Jolie, Unbroken

The actress-director suggests her new film, set against the backdrop of Cambodian genocide, affected her view of her family and relationship with Brad Pitt.

    

Review: In Angelina Jolie’s New Movie, a Child’s-Eye View of War

“First They Killed My Father” depicts life under the Khmer Rouge in a film taken from Loung Ung’s memoir.

    

Martin Shkreli Is Jailed for Seeking a Hair From Hillary Clinton

A federal judge revoked Mr. Shkreli’s bail, sending the former pharmaceutical executive to jail after he offered $5,000 for a strand of Mrs. Clinton’s hair.

    

Mystery of Russian Fake on Facebook Solved, by a Brazilian

The Times concluded that “Melvin Redick” on Facebook was a fake American created by Russia as part of its propaganda campaign. But where did the man’s photos come from?

    

Feature: RT, Sputnik and Russia’s New Theory of War

How the Kremlin built one of the most powerful information weapons of the 21st century — and why it may be impossible to stop.

    

In Gaza Reconciliation Effort, Palestinian Politician Seeks a Comeback

A program to give $50,000 to families of those killed in fighting between the main Palestinian factions is a bold gambit for its organizer, Muhammad Dahlan.

    

Fire on the Mountain: 2 Forests Offer Clues to Yellowstone’s Fate in a Warming World

Increasingly frequent wildfires fed by a warming climate could turn the park’s dense forests into sparser woodlands.

    

Billionaire Diller’s Plan for Elaborate Pier in the Hudson is Dead

After six years and numerous lawsuits, and with the cost now estimated at $250 million, Barry Diller says it’s “no longer viable for us to proceed.”

    

Trump Blocks China-Backed Bid to Buy U.S. Chip Maker

The rare move by the White House to block a deal for Lattice Semiconductor could signal more aggressive scrutiny of China’s deal-making ambitions.

    

Kaspersky Lab Antivirus Software Is Ordered Off U.S. Government Computers

The company’s origins in Russia have for years fueled suspicions about possible ties to Russian intelligence agencies. Kaspersky denies the allegations.

    

Sean Spicer and Chelsea Manning Join Harvard as Visiting Fellows

Mr. Spicer and Ms. Manning will be part of a fellowship class that reads like a who’s who of tense political debates in the United States.

    

E.U. Leader Suggests Simplifying How the Bloc Is Run

Addressing the European Parliament, Jean-Claude Juncker proposed streamlining the leadership of the 28-nation bloc — an idea that could in theory eliminate his own job.

    

Senate Rejects Bipartisan Effort to End 9/11 Military Force Declaration

In a battle between Republican isolationists and interventionists, the Senate rejected Senator Rand Paul’s push to end the military force declaration passed after 9/11.

    

Gay Parents Become Activists in Australian Marriage Debate

Supporters and opponents of same-sex marriage claim to have the best interests of children at heart as they campaign during a national vote by mail.

    

Frank Vincent, Mobster on ‘The Sopranos’ and in ‘Goodfellas,’ Dies at 80

Mr. Vincent, a character actor who specialized in tough-guy roles, had a particularly memorable scene in “Goodfellas.”

    

Glow of De Blasio’s Primary Victory Is Dimmed by a Cuomo Speech

The mayor may well coast to a second term in November, but just one day after a decisive primary victory, the governor needled him by praising his predecessor.

    

A $55 Million Gift, and a New Name, for the Mid-Manhattan Library

A gift from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation will help cover the cost of renovating the New York Public Library’s largest branch.

    

Killing in Kansas Bar Put Victim’s Widow at Risk of Deportation

When Sunayana Dumala’s husband was killed in a suspected hate crime in February, she lost her legal right to remain in the United States.

    

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Novels by Paul Auster, Emily Fridlund, Mohsin Hamid, Fiona Mozley, George Saunders and Ali Smith made the list. The prize will be announced Oct. 17.

    

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Never mind closet space, prewar charm and location; for some New Yorkers, new is the only option — brand new.

    

Talk: Billie Jean King Understands Colin Kaepernick

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