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Pittsburgh Steelers stuff Detroit Lions with big play, red-zone defense in win Ben Roethlisberger connected with rookie receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster on a 97-yard touchdown, the longest pass play in Pittsburgh history, and the Steelers held off the Detroit Lions 20-15 on Sunday night.      • Email to a friend •
Mounting injuries devastate Washington Redskins LANDOVER, Md. -- The Washington Redskins didn't report any injuries getting from their sideline to the locker room after Sunday's 33-19 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.   • Email to a friend • Golden State Warriors' 25 turnovers spell doom in loss to Detroit Pistons OAKLAND, Calif. -- The Detroit Pistons were more than happy to take what the Warriors gave them, turning Golden State's season-high 25 turnovers into a 115-107 win over the defending NBA champs on Sunday.   • Email to a friend •
New York Knicks stagger LeBron James, Cleveland Cavaliers with 114-95 win CLEVELAND -- When the NBA schedule was released in August, it was a safe bet the Cleveland Cavaliers and New York Knicks would be headed in opposite directions after their first meeting Sunday.   • Email to a friend • Virginia man gets 20 years for joining Islamic State A 28-year-old Virginia man was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for joining Islamic State, the Department of Justice announced Friday.   • Email to a friend •
Despite injuries, Philadelphia Eagles keep on winning PHILADELPHIA -- Every team will be rattled by injuries in the National Football League. That's simply a byproduct of the bone-crushing sport these players compete in each week.   • Email to a friend • 2017 First Data 500 results: Kyle Busch wins at Martinsville, secures spot in final four MARTINSVILLE, Va. -- With most of the field wrecking behind him, Kyle Busch took the lead on the final lap and won the First Data 500 on Sunday at Martinsville Speedway.   • Email to a friend • Atlanta Falcons regain footing with ugly win over New York Jets EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The Atlanta Falcons didn't save their season with Sunday's 25-20 win over the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium.   • Email to a friend • World Series Game 5: Houston Astros likely to bypass Ken Giles in save situation Houston Astros manager A.J. Hinch removed beleaguered Ken Giles from the closer's role prior to Game 5 of the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sunday.   • Email to a friend • Pair of Navy SEALs under investigation in strangling death of Green Beret in Mali Two members of the Navy's elite SEAL Team 6 are under suspicion in the strangling death of an Army Green Beret stationed in Mali.   • Email to a friend • Russell Wilson-led Seattle Seahawks win shootout over Deshaun Watson, Houston Texans Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson passed for a career-best 452 yards and engineered another late comeback as the Seahawks spoiled Houston rookie phenom Deshaun Watson's big day with a 41-38 win over the Texans.   • Email to a friend • Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas Cowboys run roughshod over Washington Redskins LANDOVER, Md. -- Ezekiel Elliott ran for 150 yards and two touchdowns, Mike Nugent kicked four field goals and the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Washington Redskins 33-19 in the rain on Sunday at FedEx Field.   • Email to a friend • Reports: USB stick with high-level security info of Heathrow airport found in street A USB stick containing high-level security information details of London's Heathrow airport was found on the street by a pedestrian, according to reports.   • Email to a friend • 3 Calif. police officers face federal charges in beating of minor, cover-up attempt Three officers of the Pomona Police Department in California face federal charges for physically beating a juvenile and attempting to cover up the assault.   • Email to a friend • Police create 'pumpkin line-up' after discovering stolen haul Police in Missouri conducted an unusual line-up after finding nearly 50 stolen pumpkins taken from local yards by a group of teens.   • Email to a friend • Houston Texans protest owner Bob McNair's insensitive remark by kneeling, linking arms The majority of Houston Texans players kneeled and linked arms during the national anthem before Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks in response to team owner Bob McNair.   • Email to a friend • Markelle Fultz: Philadelphia 76ers guard out indefinitely with shoulder injury Philadelphia 76ers guard Markelle Fultz will be sidelined indefinitely with the right shoulder injury that has hampered his early season play, the team announced Sunday.   • Email to a friend • Washington Wizards' Carrick Felix, Markieff Morris suspended for leaving bench during fight Washington Wizards guard Carrick Felix and forward Markieff Morris were suspended one game each by the NBA for leaving the bench area during an altercation, the league announced Sunday.   • Email to a friend • New England Patriots get past flawed Los Angeles Chargers Tom Brady threw for 333 yards with a touchdown and Stephen Gostkowski kicked four fields goals, leading the New England Patriots to a 21-13 victory over the mistake-prone Los Angeles Chargers.   • Email to a friend • Carlos Dunlap's big defensive play leads Cincinnati Bengals past Indianapolis Colts CINCINNATI -- Defensive end Carlos Dunlap's interception return for a touchdown with seven minutes left lifted the Cincinnati Bengals to a 24-23 victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon at Paul Brown Stadium.   • Email to a friend • Atlanta Falcons edge New York Jets to end skid vs. AFC East EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The Atlanta Falcons' season, like the wet football that Matt Ryan kept fumbling, was in danger of slipping away. But it was the New York Jets who again couldn't hang on in the end.   • Email to a friend • Drew Brees leads New Orleans Saints over Chicago Bears for fifth straight win NEW ORLEANS -- Drew Brees completed 23 of 28 passes for 299 yards and the New Orleans Saints overcame two fourth-quarter fumbles by Mark Ingram II to hold off the Chicago Bears.   • Email to a friend • | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Asia and Australia Edition: Russia Investigation, North Korea, Catalonia: Your Monday Briefing
Russia Uses Its Oil Giant, Rosneft, as a Foreign Policy ToolThe Kremlin has used the company to help Venezuela’s government avoid collapse as Moscow looks to project more economic and political sway.
• Email to a friend • Trump Tries to Shift Focus as First Charges Reportedly Loom in Russia CaseIn a series of Twitter posts, President Trump attacked Hillary Clinton, saying Republicans were now pushing back against the Russia allegations by looking into her.
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Roger Stone Suspended From Twitter After Expletive-Laden TweetsThe longtime supporter of President Trump lobbed insults at CNN anchors and contributors, leading to a suspension of his Twitter account.
• Email to a friend • ‘Bedlam Out Here in Arizona’ After Jeff Flake Departs Senate RaceThe Republican senator’s surprise announcement not to run for re-election has thrown open the race to succeed him, igniting divisions in both major parties.
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Puerto Rico Cancels Whitefish Energy Contract to Rebuild Power LinesThe move came following concerns about how the small Montana company won a contract for up to $300 million to rebuild part of the island’s hurricane-ravaged electrical grid.
• Email to a friend • Five Years After Sandy, Are We Better Prepared?While much of New York City’s battered infrastructure has been repaired and even improved, most long-term resiliency measures are still years away
• Email to a friend • On Staten Island, Haunting Memories of Those Killed by Hurricane SandyThe powerful storm flooded blocks of Staten Island, erasing homes and claiming the lives of 24 residents.
• Email to a friend • The Rebuilding Years, Post-SandyThose affected by Hurricane Sandy five years ago shared how the storm changed their lives physically, emotionally and financially, and how things have changed for the better since.
• Email to a friend • Sexual Misconduct in California’s Capitol Is Difficult to EscapeWomen in Sacramento complain of a culture of rampant sexual misconduct and of a system that does not seriously address their complaints.
• Email to a friend • Op-Ed Contributor: The Silence of the DemocratsWhy aren’t the potential 2020 contenders taking a stand on the way the country is heading?
• Email to a friend • Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Economy Can’t Grow Without Birth ControlEditorial: Insect ArmageddonThey’re not cute like polar bears, but insects are critical to the ecosystem and their decline should worry us.
• Email to a friend • Op-Ed Columnist: Checking My Male PrivilegeEvery man must work as hard as every woman to eliminate gendered violence.
• Email to a friend • Op-Ed Columnist: Donald Trump Wants to Raise Your TaxesHis plan is politically vulnerable because it’s full of stealth tax increases for the middle class and poor.
• Email to a friend • Editorial: Phil Murphy for Governor of New JerseyThe Democratic candidate, a former financier and ambassador, offers the best opportunity to end the chaos of the Chris Christie years.
• Email to a friend • 2 Navy SEALs Under Suspicion in Strangling of Green Beret in MaliStaff Sgt. Logan J. Melgar, 34, a veteran of two deployments to Afghanistan, was found dead on June 4, and his superiors almost immediately suspected foul play.
• Email to a friend • In Choice of Fed Chairman, Trump Downgrades DeregulationPresident Trump has pressed for aggressive financial deregulation, but the candidates for Federal Reserve chairman are unlikely to share those views.
• Email to a friend • 2 Frenchwomen Accuse Prominent Islamic Scholar of Sexual AssaultThe activist Henda Ayari and another woman filed police complaints accusing Tariq Ramadan of violent attacks. He is the author of numerous books on modern Islam and a well-known figure in the media.
• Email to a friend • Kurdish Leader Quits, Latest Fallout From Much-Criticized Independence VoteMassoud Barzani had pushed for the independence referendum that many Kurdish leaders now see as a catastrophic blunder.
• Email to a friend • Resist or Obey Madrid’s Rule? Catalonia Civil Servants Must DecideCatalonia’s ministers, lawmakers, teachers, policemen and other government workers face the question of accepting Madrid’s authority — or staying loyal to their ousted leader.
• Email to a friend • Former Priest Says Revered Colleague Was a PredatorA former priest who received a settlement from a victim compensation fund said he was abused by the Rev. Robert V. Lott, who is the namesake of several organizations.
• Email to a friend • Monrovia Journal: In Liberia, an Executive Mansion Fit for a President — and Ghosts, TooNo president who has slept at the mansion for any extended period has come to a decent end. The place, as any Liberian will tell you, is both haunted and jinxed.
• Email to a friend • The Shift: Forget Washington. Facebook’s Problems Abroad Are Far More Disturbing.As the social media giant grows in the developing world, its platform is being used to spread misinformation and incite violence.
• Email to a friend • Mali’s Desert Elephants, on Edge of Annihilation, Get a Fighting ChanceWith its elephants being slaughtered in staggering numbers, Mali created an armed brigade to defend them. The force faces threats not only from poachers but also terrorists and bandits.
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