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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla -- For almost half the season, Tampa Bay Rays starter Blake Snell couldn't find a way to earn a victory. Now he can't lose. 
CINCINNATI -- Despite the increasing pressures of a pennant race, St. Louis Cardinals rookie right-hander Luke Weaver is gaining confidence with each start. 
LANDOVER, Md. -- The Oakland Raiders are rolling. Now they will try to improve to 3-0 in front of a national television audience. 
The Cleveland Browns are trying to win a game on the road for the first time in nearly two years. 
The Pittsburgh Steelers will aim for their first 3-0 start since 2010 when they head west to face the Chicago Bears on Sunday afternoon at Soldier Field. 
After splitting their first two games on the road, the Philadelphia Eagles will open their home schedule Sunday afternoon at Lincoln Financial Field against the desperate New York Giants. 
The Atlanta Falcons appeared to make major strides from the season-opener to their second game against the Green Bay Packers. 
The Green Bay Packers gave up 34 points in Sunday night's loss at Atlanta. 
A week after Tom Brady and the New England Patriots got back on course by taking advantage of the New Orleans Saints' defense, another tough test awaits. 
It's been a month since the Arizona Cardinals have played a football game in their own stadium and they can't wait to finally be on their field against the Cowboys. 
The Tennessee Titans appeared to find their offense in the second half of last week's 37-16 victory at the Jacksonville Jaguars. 
INDIANAPOLIS -- For head coach Chuck Pagano and his Indianapolis Colts, getting a win against the Cleveland Browns Sunday is crucial. 
ALAMEDA, Calif. -- Derek Carr is learning he can do more with less. 
Although he technically can't return until Nov. 9 against Seattle at the earliest, the Arizona Cardinals believe running back David Johnson might recover much faster than originally expected. 
Oklahoma City police shot dead a deaf man who was holding a metal pole in his front yard and allegedly walking towards a police officer, police said Wednesday. 
The New Orleans Saints' usually potent offense hasn't been up to its standard during a 0-2 start. 
North Korea's top diplomat slammed U.S. President Donald Trump's speech on Wednesday. 
If you're so inclined, you can actually wager legally in Las Vegas sportsbooks on the first NFL coach to be fired this season. 
Tennessee Titans rookie wide receiver Corey Davis has been ruled out of Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks because of a hamstring injury, the team announced Wednesday. 
The Pittsburgh Steelers lead the NFL in one category they'd rather not: penalties. 
Following a tumultuous week during which offensive coordinator Ken Zampese was fired and quarterback Andy Dalton came under fire, things don't get any easier for the Cincinnati Bengals. 
The Baltimore Ravens won't be visiting any historic sites when they travel to London for their first-ever game overseas. 
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Puerto Rico entirely without power as Hurricane Maria hammers island with devastating force - Washington Post
    
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Death Toll Climbs as Rescuers Race to Find Survivors in Quake's RubbleA day after the massive earthquake that killed more than 200 people in Mexico, rescuers frantically worked to free survivors and families waited for answers.
Trump Leaning Toward Decertifying Iran Nuclear Deal, Say SourcesFour sources say President Trump is leaning toward decertifying the Iranian nuclear deal and then letting Congress decide whether the U.S. will withdraw from the pact.
U.S. to Allies: The U.S. Believes in Diplomacy, Despite Trump's WordsSome U.S. officials were as surprised as delegates by Trump's UN speech, and are reassuring allies the U.S. seeks a diplomatic solution for North Korea.
'I Don't Even Know How I Saved Myself': Boy Recounts School CollapseA little boy said he does now know how he managed to survive the escape from his Mexico City school after a powerful earthquake destroyed the building.
North Korea Owes $156,000 in Parking Tickets: ReportNorth Korea's diplomatic mission to the United Nations has racked up more than 1,300 unpaid New York City parking tickets going back to the 1990s.
Mexico Quake Turns Classroom Into Coffin, Rescuers Scramble for SurvivorsFamily members and teachers searched through lists of children to try to work out who was unaccounted for at a school in Mexico City.
First Footage From Dominica Shows 'Total Destruction'Dominica's main hospital "took a beating" from Hurricane Maria while buildings serving as shelters had their roofs ripped off, an official said.
Soft Soil Makes Mexico City Shake Like It Was Built on JellyThe soft soil that lines the ancient lake bed that Mexico City is built on amplified the shaking from Tuesday's earthquake and increased its destructive force, seismologists say as they try to better understand the quake that has killed more than 200 people.
Brazil Judge Rules Homosexuality a Disease, Approves 'Conversion Therapy'A Brazilian judge ruled that homosexuality can be considered a disease that could be treated with sexual orientation conversion therapies.
Iran Leader Rips Trump U.N. Speech as 'Absurd, Hateful'Iranian President Hassan Rouhani ripped Trump's comments to the United Nations General Assembly a day earlier as "ignorant, absurd and hateful."
Australian Refugees to Resettle in U.S. Under Obama-Era DealTrump has described the refugee swap as "dumb" but has nevertheless said Washington will honor the deal with Australia.
First Lady Calls On Leaders to 'Step Up' for ChildrenAt a floral-themed and scented luncheon Wednesday, first lady Melania Trump urged the spouses of world leaders to "step up" for the next generation.
Nigerian Fashion Magazine Stirs Debate About Men in SkirtsSome Nigerians say a new online fashion magazine, A Nasty Boy, promotes homosexuality by featuring men wearing makeup and clad only in miniskirts.
How to Help Victims of Hurricane MariaAs islanders scramble to take shelter from the powerful storm, you can do your part.
Iran-Linked Hackers Said to Be Attacking U.S. CompaniesThe cybersecurity firm FireEye says hackers sponsored by the Iranian government has targeted the petrochemical industry and military and commercial aviation.
Barbuda Hopes Online Betting Settlement Can Aid Irma RecoveryBarbuda's ambassador says they could afford to rebuild if the U.S. paid what it owes as the result of a 14 year trade dispute over online gambling.
Trump Threatens to 'Totally Destroy' North 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.
Hurricane Maria Bears Down on Puerto Rico With 155 MPH WindsMaria was expected to pass close to the Virgin Islands and was on track to arrive in Puerto Rico by Wednesday morning.
More Than 200 Dead After Quake Topples Buildings in MexicoA powerful earthquake rocked Mexico on Tuesday, less than two weeks after another deadly quake hit the country.
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Mueller Seeks White House Documents Related to Trump’s Actions as PresidentRobert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, is interested in Mr. Trump’s firing of his F.B.I. director and national security adviser and other events.
Mexico City, Hurricane Maria, Iran: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingManafort Working on Kurdish Referendum Opposed by U.S.President Trump’s former campaign chairman has continued soliciting international business even as his past international work is under investigation.
Trump Pushes to Revisit Iran Nuclear Deal, and Asks Allies to HelpWith a deadline looming, the president seeks support from allies to toughen provisions of the pact rather than scrap it, with mixed reaction from Europeans.
The Contradiction Buried in Trump’s Iran and North Korea PoliciesThe president calls the Iran nuclear deal an “embarrassment,” but ending it would destroy his credibility in any talks over North Korea’s arsenal.
Confident Fed Sets Stage for December Rate IncreaseThe Federal Reserve said a trio of punishing hurricanes were unlikely to reduce the pace of economic growth, and it continued to dismantle its stimulus programs.
S.E.C. Says It Was a Victim of a Computer Hack Last YearThe commission said the attackers could have exploited private information for trading purposes.
A Start-Up Slump Is a Drag on the Economy. Big Business May Be to Blame.The formation of new companies has failed to bounce back since the recession, and economists say the trend may be holding back wages and productivity.
Insurers Come Out Swinging Against New Republican Health Care BillThe health insurance industry, which has been cautious about previous bills to repeal the Affordable Care Act, came out sharply against the latest version.
‘Chuck and Nancy,’ Washington’s New Power Couple, Set Sights on Health CareRepresentative Nancy Pelosi and Senator Chuck Schumer hold no formal reins of power, but the Democratic leaders have emerged as a surprising force.
Pentagon Memo: Mattis Shows How to Split With Trump Without Provoking HimThe secretary of defense has been deft at leveraging the president’s respect for him into room to maneuver on his policy goals.
Voter Fraud? A Trump Nominee Looks as if He Cast an Illegal BallotJeffrey Gerrish, the president’s nominee to be deputy U.S. Trade Representative, is drawing Senate scrutiny for a vote cast in Virginia after he moved to Maryland.
Spokeswoman Cites ‘Demanding Schedule’ for Health Secretary’s Use of Private JetsTom Price, the secretary of health and human services, took five work-related flights last week that cost taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars.
Facebook, After ‘Fail’ Over Ads Targeting Racists, Makes ChangesSheryl Sandberg, Facebook’s chief operating officer, promised “more human review and oversight” to make sure offensive terms aren’t used to target ads.
A Hotel Revival in Los AngelesStep up to the bar or lounge by the pool in 360 degrees at some of the chic hotels that are inviting guests to a revitalized Los Angeles. Pursuits: In Los Angeles, Hotel Hipness Makes a Grand ReturnThanks to a new breed of high-rise hotels — complete with public pools and gaggles of fashionable locals — transitory spaces have become permanent hot spots.
‘These Were Our Children’: School Collapses in Mexico EarthquakeAt least 30 children were killed when the Enrique Rebsamen school collapsed in Tuesday’s earthquake. At Mexican School Hit by Quake, Heartbreak and Dwindling HopeAt least 30 children died when the earthquake collapsed their school. As the hours passed, rescuers found mostly lifeless bodies, but also some survivors.
Mexicans Dig Through Quake Rubble as Death Toll Passes 200Thousands of rescue workers plunged into the shattered shells of homes and offices. Officials said the priority is to keep saving people.
Why Mexico Is So Prone to Strong EarthquakesTwo powerful quakes, 12 days apart, have killed hundreds of people in Mexico this month. We look at how, where and why the big ones happen.
Where to Donate to Mexico Earthquake VictimsHere is a list of local and international organizations that are helping those affected.
The Top 10 Moments of London Fashion WeekHighlights from the shows, including Burberry, which was “a little more honest, a little less polished.” And oh, minimalism is back.
Jake LaMotta, ‘Raging Bull’ in and Out of the Ring, Dies at 95LaMotta, who learned to box in a reformatory, won the middleweight championship and inspired an acclaimed film in which he was played by Robert De Niro.
Internet Giants Face New Political Resistance in WashingtonFacebook, Google and Amazon are coming under increasing pressure by regulators concerned about their growing power.
Nonfiction: Alice Waters Retraces the Path That Led Her to Chez PanisseAccording to a new autobiography, “Coming to My Senses,” it all began with a year in Paris and a taste for the food she discovered there.
Florida Nursing Home Listed Dead Resident as ‘Resting in Bed,’ State SaysState officials said a nursing home made late and “dubious” entries in medical records on the morning eight residents died in the post-hurricane heat.
Prosecutors Want Anthony Weiner to Serve About 2 Years in PrisonThe government asked a judge to sentence Mr. Weiner to a prison term of 21 to 27 months for his conviction in a sexting case.
Europe Renews Offensive on Silicon Valley With Tax ReformsA new set of proposals presented by officials in Brussels seek to tax technology companies differently, but risk being seen as an effort to target American tech giants.
Lillian Ross, Acclaimed Reporter for The New Yorker, Dies at 99One of her rules of journalism was, “Do not call attention to yourself.” Yet she did just that in a memoir about her long affair with her celebrated editor.
Preet Bharara, Ousted Federal Prosecutor, Will Join CNNMr. Bharara, who has become a frequent critic of President Trump since being dismissed by him in March, will be a senior legal analyst for the network.
Someone Made a Fake Equifax Site. Then Equifax Linked to It.A software engineer created a fake version of the website to draw attention to the weak security of the real one. Phishers could easily do the same.
Trilobites: Sea Turtles Appear to Be Bouncing Back Around the WorldResearchers analyzed all existing public data of sea turtle nesting sites around the world and found a tale of “cautionary optimism.”
Amazon ‘Reviewing’ Its Website After It Suggested Bomb-Making ItemsA British television news report said that the online retailer’s algorithms were automatically offering items that could be used to create an explosive device.
In Deal Trump Called ‘Dumb,’ U.S. Taking 50 Refugees From AustraliaPrime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said a group of asylum seekers being held in camps on Nauru and Manus Island would be resettled in the United States.
Trump Tweets He Was ‘Saddened’ by ‘Bad’ Emmy RatingsPolitics dominated the awards show on Sunday, and two days later, the president finally reacted.
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.
Forget Fan Fiction. In Nerdlesque, the Garters Come Off.In this pop-culture twist on burlesque, performers put on tributes to movies and shows like “Doctor Who.” Not a fan? You can still admire the dancing.
Books of The Times: ‘The Far Away Brothers’ Breathes Vivid Life Into Immigration IssuesLauren Markham’s impeccably timed and intimately reported book follows twin teenage brothers on their journey from El Salvador to California.
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