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A group of 600 refugees have refused to leave a detention center in Papua New Guinea scheduled to permanently close on Tuesday.
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  1. 600 refugees refuse to leave closing Manus Island detention center
  2. Harvey Weinstein banned for life from the Producers Guild of America
  3. Jimmy Garoppolo: 49ers acquire QB from Patriots
  4. Duane Brown: Seattle Seahawks acquire LT from Houston Texans
  5. Bryson Albright: Arizona Cardinals promote LB to active roster
  6. Gary Sinise to serve as the 2018 Tournament of Roses grand marshal
  7. High-pesticide produce not the best recipe for fertility
  8. Lethal dangers lurk even after opioid OD rescue
  9. Mack Brown: Minnesota Vikings claim former Florida RB off of waivers
  10. Don't OD on black licorice this Halloween, FDA warns
  11. Vanessa Lachey and Nikki Bella both eliminated from 'Dancing with the Stars'
  12. Trump admin says current law permits new wars without Congress vote
  13. Michael Jackson is Forbes' highest-earning dead celebrity
  14. Facebook testimony to reveal scope of Russian ad exposure
  15. Atlanta Falcons Week 8 notes, report card: Run defense improving with help of Dontari Poe
  16. Philadelphia Eagles Week 8 notes, report card: Eagles happy with state of team

600 refugees refuse to leave closing Manus Island detention center

A group of 600 refugees have refused to leave a detention center in Papua New Guinea scheduled to permanently close on Tuesday.
    

Harvey Weinstein banned for life from the Producers Guild of America

The Producers Guild of America's national board has voted unanimously to enact a lifetime ban on disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein.
    

Jimmy Garoppolo: 49ers acquire QB from Patriots

The San Francisco 49ers acquired quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo from the New England Patriots.
    

Duane Brown: Seattle Seahawks acquire LT from Houston Texans

The Seattle Seahawks acquired left tackle Duane Brown from the Houston Texans.
    

Bryson Albright: Arizona Cardinals promote LB to active roster

The Arizona Cardinals have added linebacker Bryson Albright to the active roster.
    

Gary Sinise to serve as the 2018 Tournament of Roses grand marshal

Actor, musician and humanitarian Gary Sinise has been chosen to serve as the 2018 Tournament of Roses grand marshal.
    

High-pesticide produce not the best recipe for fertility

Couples who are trying to have children should probably be picky about their produce, a new study suggests.
    

Lethal dangers lurk even after opioid OD rescue

Opioid addicts saved by the overdose reversal medication naloxone are still in danger following their close brush with death, a new study shows.
    

Mack Brown: Minnesota Vikings claim former Florida RB off of waivers

Running back Mack Brown is officially a member of the Minnesota Vikings.
    

Don't OD on black licorice this Halloween, FDA warns

Black licorice candy may be more trick than treat for adults, according to a new U.S. Food and Drug Administration warning.
    

Vanessa Lachey and Nikki Bella both eliminated from 'Dancing with the Stars'

Vanessa Lachey, Nikki Bella and their professional partners were eliminated from Season 25 of "Dancing with the Stars" in Los Angeles Monday night.
    

Trump admin says current law permits new wars without Congress vote

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told Congress the Trump administration doesn't need special permission to wage new wars.
    

Michael Jackson is Forbes' highest-earning dead celebrity

Michael Jackson has been dead for more than eight years, but the King of Pop is still topping charts as Forbes' highest-earning dead celebrity of 2017.
    

Facebook testimony to reveal scope of Russian ad exposure

About 126 million American Facebook users viewed Russian advertisements and posts on their news feeds during the 2016 campaign, Facebook testimony reveals.
    

Atlanta Falcons Week 8 notes, report card: Run defense improving with help of Dontari Poe

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -- The Atlanta Falcons signed defensive tackle Dontari Poe in free agency to help with their run defense. The Falcons will have to continue to play the run well against Carolina on Sunday.
    

Philadelphia Eagles Week 8 notes, report card: Eagles happy with state of team

PHILADELPHIA -- The NFL trade deadline is Tuesday at 4 p.m. But it doesn't appear the Eagles are going to make any kind of a deal.
    
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Federal prosecutors said that Mustafa al-Imam was in custody and charged with killing a person in the course of an attack on a federal facility and other crimes.
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  1. Libyan Charged in Benghazi Attack on Diplomatic Compound
  2. Catalans Vow to Fight On as Spain Orders Leader's Arrest
  3. U.S. Professor Held Hostage in Afghanistan Is Seriously Ill, Taliban Says
  4. A $73B Rail Project Threatens London's Last Colony of These Cute Critters
  5. White House Denies Iran's President Snubbed Trump Request for Meeting
  6. Pilot Aborts Landing After Jet Bounces on Runway in Strong Winds
  7. Who Is George Papadopoulos? Junior Staffer Sought to Be Power Broker
  8. Climate Change Is Already Messing Us Up, Report Warns
  9. Bowe Bergdahl Cries and Apologizes on Stand During Sentencing
  10. Secret Guilty Plea of Ex-Trump Campaign Adviser Reveals Russian Ties
  11. Danish Inventor Admits to Dismembering Journalist Aboard Submarine
  12. Elon Musk Reveals First Photo of Tunnel Under LA to Bypass Traffic
  13. Taiwan Pride: Bigger Than Ever and a Beacon for LGBTQ Rights in Asia
  14. 'Landlubbers' Rescued After 5 Months at Sea Are Already Planning Next Voyage
  15. Huge Rally Shows Not Everybody Supports Catalan Independence
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Libyan Charged in Benghazi Attack on Diplomatic Compound

Federal prosecutors said that Mustafa al-Imam was in custody and charged with killing a person in the course of an attack on a federal facility and other crimes.

    

Catalans Vow to Fight On as Spain Orders Leader's Arrest

The drive to turn Catalonia, a wealthy and culturally distinct region of 7.5 million people, into a new European country has plunged Spain into crisis.

    

U.S. Professor Held Hostage in Afghanistan Is Seriously Ill, Taliban Says

Kevin King was kidnapped at gunpoint from the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul alongside Australian colleague Timothy Weeks in August 2016.

    

A $73B Rail Project Threatens London's Last Colony of These Cute Critters

London's last hedgehog colony to get new - and dangerous - neighbors

    

White House Denies Iran's President Snubbed Trump Request for Meeting

Tehran and Washington officially severed diplomatic ties in 1979. However, President Barack Obama and counterpart Hassan Rouhani spoke by telephone in 2013.

    

Pilot Aborts Landing After Jet Bounces on Runway in Strong Winds

A passenger jet was unable to land at Salzburg, Austria, after strong crosswinds caused it to veer off course after touching down.

    

Who Is George Papadopoulos? Junior Staffer Sought to Be Power Broker

Prosecutors and others painted a portrait of George Papadopoulos, who pleaded guilty in the Russia investigation, as a neophyte with little knowledge of the country he was trying to cozy up to.

    

Climate Change Is Already Messing Us Up, Report Warns

Climate change is already killing people through extreme weather and is damaging human health, as well as the economy, a new report finds.

    

Bowe Bergdahl Cries and Apologizes on Stand During Sentencing

Bergdahl started crying multiple times, at one point shaking his head and too overcome with emotion to answer a question about his captivity from the defense.

    

Secret Guilty Plea of Ex-Trump Campaign Adviser Reveals Russian Ties

George Papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying to FBI agents about his contacts with Kremlin-connected Russians and is cooperating.

    

Danish Inventor Admits to Dismembering Journalist Aboard Submarine

A Danish inventor has admitted dismembering Swedish journalist Kim Wall, who disappeared from his home-made submarine in August.

    

Elon Musk Reveals First Photo of Tunnel Under LA to Bypass Traffic

The tunnels could also one day be used for Musk's Hyperloop transit concept.

    

Taiwan Pride: Bigger Than Ever and a Beacon for LGBTQ Rights in Asia

The new promise of marriage equality in Taiwan helped bring out especially strong attendance at this year's gay pride event in Taipei

    

'Landlubbers' Rescued After 5 Months at Sea Are Already Planning Next Voyage

"We never got a chance to go to Tahiti, or Papeete, or Moorea," 48-year-old Jennifer Appel said.

    

Huge Rally Shows Not Everybody Supports Catalan Independence

Some 300,000 people descended on the capital of Catalonia to demonstrate that not everybody in the autonomous region wants independence.

    

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Paul Manafort and a former business associate, Rick Gates, were indicted. A foreign-policy early adviser to President Trump pleaded guilty, admitting he was told about "thousands" of Clinton emails.
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  1. Former Trump Aides Charged as Prosecutors Reveal New Campaign Ties With Russia
  2. Paul Manafort’s Trail of Scandals
  3. Paul Manafort’s Ambition Set the Stage for His Downfall
  4. Paul Manafort, Kevin Spacey, Spain: Your Monday Evening Briefing
  5. Asia and Australia Edition: Paul Manafort, Kevin Spacey, Catalonia: Your Tuesday Briefing
  6. Trump Campaign Adviser Met With Russian to Discuss ‘Dirt’ on Clinton
  7. Highlights of the Special Counsel’s Case Against George Papadopoulos
  8. News Analysis: Mueller’s First Indictments Send a Message to Trump
  9. Under Mueller Scrutiny, Democratic Donor Tony Podesta Resigns From Lobbying Firm
  10. There Was a Deluge of Developments on the Russia Investigation Today. Here’s a Wrap-Up of What Happened.
  11. Trump Is Expected to Name Jerome Powell as Next Fed Chairman
  12. Judge Blocks Trump’s Ban on Transgender Troops in Military
  13. New Accusers Expand Harvey Weinstein Sexual Assault Claims Back to ’70s
  14. Kevin Spacey Issues Apology to Actor After Sexual Accusation
  15. After Spacey Accusation, Netflix Announces End of ‘House of Cards’
  16. Editorial: Is the White House Scared Yet?
  17. Op-Ed Contributor: Mueller’s Investigation Won’t Shake Trump’s Base
  18. Op-Ed Columnist: The Plot Against America
  19. Op-Ed Contributor: Why George Papadopoulos Is More Dangerous Than Paul Manafort
  20. Op-Ed Columnist: Trump Won’t Bring Joy to Moolaville
  21. Op-Ed Columnist: When Politics Becomes Your Idol
  22. Op-Ed Contributor: When the Kitchen Isn’t Safe for Women
  23. Op-Ed Contributor: Manafort Indictment Is Bad News for Trump
  24. Editorial Observer: Will the G.O.P. at Last Demand Answers on Trump and Russia?
  25. U.S. Response to Storm-Hit Puerto Rico Is Criticized by U.N. Experts
  26. Sgt. Bergdahl’s Sentence May Be Lighter Because of Trump’s Comments
  27. As Apple and Facebook Chiefs Visit, Xi Jinping Vows Deeper Reform
  28. Catalonia Leader Turns Up in Belgium After Spain Seeks Prosecution
  29. Benghazi Attacks Suspect Is Captured in Libya by U.S. Commandos
  30. Amsterdam Journal: Who Betrayed Anne Frank? Former F.B.I. Agent Reopens a Cold Case
  31. Opioids on the Quad
  32. Explorer: Up Close With the Tribes of Ethiopia’s Imperiled Omo Valley
  33. Japanese Art, on Its Own Terms
  34. Luke Skywalker Speaks
  35. Sade’s Quiet Storm of Cool
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Former Trump Aides Charged as Prosecutors Reveal New Campaign Ties With Russia

Paul Manafort and a former business associate, Rick Gates, were indicted. A foreign-policy early adviser to President Trump pleaded guilty, admitting he was told about “thousands” of Clinton emails.

    

Paul Manafort’s Trail of Scandals

President Trump’s former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, has been charged with tax fraud and money laundering. But this isn’t Mr. Manafort’s first public scandal.
    

Paul Manafort’s Ambition Set the Stage for His Downfall

“He could have kept running campaigns for the Yanukovychs of the world, and nobody would have cared,” said Hector T. Hoyos, one of Mr. Manafort’s friends and partners.
    

Paul Manafort, Kevin Spacey, Spain: Your Monday Evening Briefing

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

    

Asia and Australia Edition: Paul Manafort, Kevin Spacey, Catalonia: Your Tuesday Briefing

Here’s what you need to know to start your day.

    

Trump Campaign Adviser Met With Russian to Discuss ‘Dirt’ on Clinton

The adviser, George Papadopoulos, has pleaded guilty to lying to the F.B.I. about that conversation, according to documents unsealed Monday.
    

Highlights of the Special Counsel’s Case Against George Papadopoulos

Mr. Papadopoulos, an adviser to the Trump campaign, pleaded guilty to lying to investigators about his conversations with people linked to the Russian government.

    

News Analysis: Mueller’s First Indictments Send a Message to Trump

The gravity of the threat may yet tempt the president to short-circuit the investigation by firing the special counsel or pardoning Paul Manafort or others.

    

Under Mueller Scrutiny, Democratic Donor Tony Podesta Resigns From Lobbying Firm

The Podesta Group and another firm with which it had worked, Mercury Public Affairs, were referenced — though not by name — in Monday’s indictments.

    

There Was a Deluge of Developments on the Russia Investigation Today. Here’s a Wrap-Up of What Happened.

Monday brought a dizzying series of developments in the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election. Here’s a look at the day’s news, and what it might mean.
    

Trump Is Expected to Name Jerome Powell as Next Fed Chairman

Jerome H. Powell, a Federal Reserve governor, would replace Janet L. Yellen, whose term expires early next year, two people familiar with the plans said.

    

Judge Blocks Trump’s Ban on Transgender Troops in Military

The strongly worded ruling noted that the Trump administration’s justification for the ban was suspect and likely unconstitutional.

    

New Accusers Expand Harvey Weinstein Sexual Assault Claims Back to ’70s

Previously undisclosed accounts broaden the time frame of claims. “We’ll drag you through the mud by your hair,” one woman said a lawyer for the producer told her.

    

Kevin Spacey Issues Apology to Actor After Sexual Accusation

The actor Anthony Rapp said he was 14 when Mr. Spacey laid down on top of him. Mr. Spacey said he had no recollection and then disclosed that he is gay.

    

After Spacey Accusation, Netflix Announces End of ‘House of Cards’

Netflix said the show would end after its sixth season. That came shortly after Kevin Spacey was accused of making a sexual advance toward a 14-year-old boy in the 1980s.

    

Editorial: Is the White House Scared Yet?

Robert Mueller III makes his move and goes to the heart of Donald Trump’s campaign.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Mueller’s Investigation Won’t Shake Trump’s Base

Republicans are demonstrating a striking degree of hypocrisy because of partisanship and “fake news.”

    

Op-Ed Columnist: The Plot Against America

Robert Mueller hands a gangster administration its first indictments.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Why George Papadopoulos Is More Dangerous Than Paul Manafort

For all of the talk about collusion with Russia, the adviser’s guilty plea is by far the most damning evidence of it.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: Trump Won’t Bring Joy to Moolaville

Republicans will do anything to cut taxes on the rich — and it won’t even make the rich happy

    

Op-Ed Columnist: When Politics Becomes Your Idol

To fix politics, care more about other things.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: When the Kitchen Isn’t Safe for Women

Raunchy talk can pave the way for something more sinister. Yet such talk is celebrated in many chef memoirs.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Manafort Indictment Is Bad News for Trump

The president and his allies say it’s old news. They’re wrong.

    

Editorial Observer: Will the G.O.P. at Last Demand Answers on Trump and Russia?

The indictments of Paul Manafort and Rick Gates leave Republicans in Congress no choice but to ask tough questions of the president and his aides.

    

U.S. Response to Storm-Hit Puerto Rico Is Criticized by U.N. Experts

The report comes as F.B.I. agents are reportedly looking into a $300 million disaster recovery deal involving a small Montana firm.

    

Sgt. Bergdahl’s Sentence May Be Lighter Because of Trump’s Comments

A judge says he will consider the president’s criticisms when setting the punishment. “I made a horrible mistake,” Sgt. Bergdahl told the court.

    

As Apple and Facebook Chiefs Visit, Xi Jinping Vows Deeper Reform

Newly elevated to Mao-like status, China’s president held court before wealthy and influential executives from his country and the United States.

    

Catalonia Leader Turns Up in Belgium After Spain Seeks Prosecution

Carles Puigdemont, the deposed Catalan leader, arrived amid speculation that he may seek asylum or try to form a government in exile

    

Benghazi Attacks Suspect Is Captured in Libya by U.S. Commandos

The man is the second suspect to be apprehended in the 2012 assault and will be brought to Washington to face criminal charges.

    

Amsterdam Journal: Who Betrayed Anne Frank? Former F.B.I. Agent Reopens a Cold Case

An array of modern techniques is being used to try to solve one of history’s most famous cold case files.

    

Opioids on the Quad

For one student, it began with a painkiller snorted in a friend’s basement. For another, it was speed, pushed by the boy in the next locker.

    

Explorer: Up Close With the Tribes of Ethiopia’s Imperiled Omo Valley

Both dams and overtourism threaten the Omo Valley. But a sustainable travel initiative offers an intimate experience with local peoples.

    

Japanese Art, on Its Own Terms

An exhibition at the Pompidou Center in Metz shows that Japanese art is a lot more complicated than Westerners sometimes believe.

    

Luke Skywalker Speaks

Mark Hamill has always embraced his “Star Wars” legacy, but when he was invited back for “The Force Awakens” and “The Last Jedi,” he hesitated: “I was just really scared.”

    

Sade’s Quiet Storm of Cool

The singer doesn’t have to say a thing to loom over the culture.

    

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