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The chief of Hamas' Political Bureau said Tuesday that the group is ready to receive the Palestinian Unity Government in Gaza. 
Following the Giants' 24-10 loss to the Lions Monday night, a frustrated Ben McAdoo was asked about a critical delay of game penalty quarterback Eli Manning took. 
The St. Louis Cardinals activated right-handed pitcher Adam Wainwright from the disabled list, the team announced Tuesday. 
New Jersey Devils forward Brian Boyle has been diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia, the team announced Tuesday. 
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh sang the praises of first-year Purdue coach Jeff Brohm at his weekly press conference Monday, calling Brohm a "favorite for coach of the year." 
Forward Dante Cunningham agreed to a one-year deal with the New Orleans Pelicans on Tuesday. 
Fifth-ranked USC plays its first road game of the season against California in Berkeley on Saturday night in a game between 3-0 teams that don't yet know how good they are. 
North Korea's Ambassador to the United Nations Ja Song Nam made his exit before U.S. President Donald Trump delivered his speech. 
The Carolina Panthers placed Pro Bowl tight end Greg Olsen on injured reserve Tuesday. 
Kids who start playing tackle football before age 12 have a higher risk of mental and behavioral problems in adulthood than their counterparts, a new study says 
Here are 10 players to watch headed into the 2017 Tour Championship. 
Kids who develop respiratory infections like colds or sinusitis may have a higher risk of asthma and reduced lung function later in life, a new study says. 
Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant apologized and labeled his recent actions on Twitter as "childish" and "idiotic" on Tuesday while on a Tech Crunch panel in San Francisco. 
The Miami Dolphins suspended starting linebacker Lawrence Timmons indefinitely on Tuesday, stemming from his mysterious weekend disappearance in Los Angeles. 
The NFL is investigating an accusation of domestic violence against Carl Johnson, a current line judge and the league's former vice president of officiating. 
The NHL's preseason is in its infancy and the St. Louis Blues already are dealing with two significant injuries in training camp. 
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick had no issue singing the praises of several of his defensive stars, save for one. 
The Miami Heat exercised their fourth-year option on forward Justise Winslow, the team announced Tuesday. 
Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Chris Long will donate his first six game checks this season to fund two scholarships for students in his hometown of Charlottesville, Va. 
Alabama coach Nick Saban said he didn't like how the defense finished against Colorado State. 
Although it's becoming more commonplace, medical marijuana is rarely discussed in U.S. medical schools, a new study shows. 
North Carolina State had better be prepared Saturday when it kicks off against No. 12 Florida State. 
Doug Collins was named as the Chicago Bulls' senior advisor of basketball operations, the team announced on Tuesday. 
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Iran Warns U.S. of 'High Cost' of Dropping Nuclear DealRouhani said Tuesday that America's credibility will suffer if President Donald Trump withdraws from a multilateral nuclear agreement.
Trump Threatens to 'Totally Destroy' N. KoreaTrump tells United Nations General Assembly that North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un "is on a suicide mission" and stressed the world is in a time of peril.
Russia Unveils Monument to Designer of Iconic AK-47Moscow on Tuesday unveiled a statue of Mikhail Kalashnikov, inventor of the AK-47 assault rifle that became by some estimates the most lethal weapon ever made and the best known Russian brand abroad.
Cuba Embassy 'Attacks' Baffle U.S., Frustrate VictimAt least 21 Americans tied to the U.S. embassy in Cuba have suffered health effects from the mysterious sonic incidents.
Dread and Disbelief Dominate on Islands in Maria's PathCaribbean residents feared a new round of destruction from Category 5 Hurricane Maria as it barreled towards the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico Tuesday.
Senate Cancels Meeting With Trump Lawyer CohenThe Senate Intelligence Committee canceled an interview with Trump lawyer Michael Cohen because they believe he violated an agreement not to talk to the media.
Maduro Calls Trump 'Hitler' After U.S. President Slams Venezuela at UNVenezuelan President Nicolas Maduro hit back at Trump's remarks by calling the U.S. president "the new Hitler" of international politics.
Britain Arrests Third Man in Subway AttackThree young men are now in custody on suspicion for roles in Friday's explosion in the London subway, a terror attack that injured dozens of commuters.
Irma's Gone, but Hurricane Jose Still Churning in AtlanticJose, a Category 1 storm, is now the 'longest-lived hurricane of the season,' meteorologists say.
Category 5 Maria Batters Islands With 'Storm of Their Lifetimes'"We will need help, my friend, we will need help of all kinds," the prime minister of Dominica wrote after the storm passed.
This Discovery Could Change the History of the World's Most Popular BeerA new discovery raises questions about whether South America is the origin of the unusual yeast that provides lager's crisp and refreshing flavor.
Trump to Target 'Menace' North Korea in First U.N. SpeechHere's what President Trump is expected to present at his first speech to the UN General Assembly Tuesday.
U.S. Has Discussed Putting Nuclear Weapons in South KoreaSecretary of Defense James Mattis and his South Korean counterpart have "discussed the option" of putting nuclear weapons in the country to deter North Korea.
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How the Great Quake of 1985 Changed MexicoLike any event that sears the soul of a great city, the brutal earthquake that killed as many as 10,000 people and flattened 400 buildings in this sprawling capital 10 years ago gave rise to many legends. One is the tale of La Pulga, "the Flea," a man small of stature and great in courage who selflessly wriggled through the rubble in search of victims. Then there was the baby who was delivered alive after his mother was killed in a collapsing building. And the rescue workers who carried pliers with them and pulled out the gold teeth of the dead.
Strong Earthquake Strikes Near Mexico CityA deadly 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck close to Mexico City. It comes less than two weeks after the most powerful earthquake in Mexico in a century. With Combative Style and Epithets, Trump Takes America First to the U.N.In a bellicose speech before world leaders, President Trump framed differences with North Korea, Iran and Venezuela as a battle of good versus evil.
Trump’s U.N. Speech Targets North Korea, Iran and VenezuelaPresident Trump threatened to “totally destroy” North Korea, and said that Iran masked a corrupt dictatorship under “the false guise of a democracy.” Live Briefing: At U.N., Trump Singles Out ‘Rogue’ Nations North Korea and IranThe 193-member United Nations is gathering for the 72nd session of the General Assembly. Here are the highlights.
News Analysis: Trump Offers a Selective View of Sovereignty in U.N. SpeechThe president declared that nations should respect each other’s sovereignty. But he threatened to act aggressively against some nations — like North Korea and Iran.
Trump, Hurricane Maria, Mexico: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingFirst Reports Emerge of Hurricane Maria’s Damage in DominicaWith no power, phones or internet, Dominica residents turned to amateur radio to give updates on their situation after Hurricane Maria battered the island. Hurricane Maria Does ‘Mind-Boggling’ Damage to Dominica, Leader SaysPrime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit said the Caribbean island had sustained “widespread devastation” from the storm, which hit at Category 5 strength.
Senate Republicans Embrace Plan for $1.5 Trillion Tax CutSenate Republicans, abandoning a key fiscal doctrine, agreed to move ahead on a budget that would add to the federal deficit in order to pave the way for a $1.5 trillion tax cut.
Republican Leaders Defy Bipartisan Opposition to Health Law RepealSenator Lamar Alexander gave up on his effort to shore up health care markets as his fellow Republicans pressured lawmakers to back the latest Affordable Care Act repeal.
‘Isn’t That the Trump Lawyer?’: A Reporter’s Accidental ScoopKenneth P. Vogel overheard a conversation at a Washington steakhouse that led to a story on the White House legal team’s internal discord over the Russia investigations.
Aung San Suu Kyi, a Much-Changed Icon, Evades Rohingya AccusationsIn her first speech since the crisis started, the de facto leader of Myanmar defended the security forces despite accusations of ethnic cleansing.
Chemical Industry Ally Faces Critics in Bid for Top E.P.A. PostMichael L. Dourson, who has long run a premier firm for the chemical industry, is set for a confirmation hearing before a Senate panel.
At Italian Vogue, a New BeginningWhen Emanuele Farneti was named editor, the fashion world was shocked. Now he is the host of the biggest party of Milan Fashion Week.
Yotam Ottolenghi on Creating Recipes and His Cookbook ‘Sweet’For the British chef, author and self-described baking nerd, there is no limit to the number of times you can make a cake in order to get it right.
Playing Football Before 12 Is Tied to Brain Problems LaterThe Boston University study links cognitive and behavioral problems later in life — among all players, not just in the N.F.L. — to playing tackle at a young age.
Widespread Deceptive Practices May Reduce Payouts in N.F.L. Concussion Settlement“We don’t want to watch these awards be cannibalized,” a lawyer for retired players told a judge investigating lenders and others seeking a cut of payments. A Family’s Return to MosulThousands have been returning to western Mosul after Iraqi forces pushed ISIS out of the city. The Salman family moves back amid risks and widespread damage to their neighborhood. They now hope to rebuild. Harvard Endowment Reports ‘Disappointing’ 8.1 Percent ReturnThe endowment’s new chief, N.P. Narvekar, said the university’s $37.1 billion fund had problems that would “require time to overcome.”
Navy Leaders Pledge to Solve Problems Stretching Limits of SailorsNavy officials cited extended deployments and 100-hour workweeks as among factors plaguing sailors as senators demanded answers for deadly accidents this year.
Cornell Fraternity Closes Indefinitely After Racially Charged AttackThe Psi Upsilon alumni board at Cornell plans to devote the fraternity’s building to organizations that promote inclusiveness. Rolling Stone Faces Revived Lawsuit Over Campus Rape ArticleAn appeals court ruled that a defamation lawsuit involving two members of a fraternity at the center of a discredited article should go back to district court.
International Tourism to the U.S. Declined in Early 2017The figures, released by the U.S. Department of Commerce, included a 10.1 percent drop in European travelers compared to the same period last year.
This New G.O.P. Publication Looks a Lot Like a News WebsiteThe Free Telegraph is funded by the Republican Governors Association, which dismissed criticism that the website amounted to “propaganda.”
Charles Owens, Golfer, Dies at 85; Novel Putter Brought Late SuccessOwens overcame segregation, severe injuries and, with a long putter, the “yips” to win on the Senior PGA Tour.
Amid Protests, St. Louis Mayor Walks a Political TightropeMayor Lyda Krewson promised to curb violence and heal racial divisions. Then a former police officer was acquitted of murder.
From Truman to Trump: How U.S. Presidents Have Addressed the U.N.With President Trump’s first address to the United Nations on Tuesday, here’s a look at past presidents’ first speeches.
White Baton Rouge Suspect Is Charged With Murder in Killings of Two Black MenThe police said that the killings may have been racially motivated. The suspect was arrested twice in recent days on unrelated charges but was released.
While Premiums Soar Under Obamacare, Costs of Employer-Based Plans Are StableA new survey of employers shows moderate price hikes in health benefits in spite of turmoil in the individual insurance market.
Russian Military Helicopter Fires Rockets by AccidentA video showed rockets exploding in a parking lot, damaging a truck and nearly killing a bystander.
Toys ‘R’ Us Files for Bankruptcy, Crippled by Competition and DebtThe toy store chain will get $3 billion in financing to continue paying employees and suppliers as it deals with Chapter 11.
Lena Waithe Made History, and She Gave an Emmys Speech for Right NowThe “Master of None” writer and actress wants to put more culturally diverse perspectives onscreen. And she credits Halle Berry for inspiring her.
Who’d Create a P.R. Crisis on Purpose? Well, Only the Sweat Was RealThe Times’s advertising reporter found out what it’s like to be a brand in the middle of a social-media-driven disaster.
Books of The Times: On the Road With the Casualties of the Great RecessionTo write “Nomadland,” Jessica Bruder spent three years traveling and working alongside grandparents and others living in school buses and vans seeking seasonal work.
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