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The California Highway Patrol said Sunday that drone operators are hindering firefighting efforts by flying their machines in the area.
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  1. CA officials: Drone operators impede firefighter efforts, 1 arrested
  2. Rob Gronkowski's family demolishes Alex Rodriguez, Mark Cuban in flip cup battle
  3. Cher joins cast of 'Mamma Mia!' sequel
  4. Tiger Woods cleared for full golf activity, has no pain with swings
  5. 'Trailer Park Boys' actor John Dunsworth dies at 71
  6. Sasha Pieterse cut from Season 25 of 'Dancing with the Stars'
  7. Ezekiel Elliott: NFLPA seeks restraining order for Dallas Cowboys RB
  8. Private funeral held for Tom Petty in the Pacific Palisades
  9. Conor McGregor has elaborate baptism party for baby Conor Jr.
  10. NLCS Game 3 preview: Chicago Cubs turn to Kyle Hendricks vs. Los Angeles Dodgers
  11. Hardy Nickerson: Cincinnati Bengals promote linebacker to active roster
  12. Nearly a third of college kids think ADHD meds boost grades
  13. Breast cancer more lethal for blacks than whites
  14. 1 in 9 American men infected with oral HPV
  15. Joe Callahan: Green Bay Packers sign QB following Aaron Rodgers injury
  16. Passengers criticize AirAsia crew reaction during rapid descent
  17. 'Coco,' 'Mudbound' to be honored at the Hollywood Film Awards
  18. Green Bay Packers trying to recover from loss of QB Aaron Rodgers
  19. ITV orders Season 2 of 'Liar' with Joanne Froggatt and Ioan Gruffudd
  20. Buffalo Bills surprisingly in playoff hunt following bye week

CA officials: Drone operators impede firefighter efforts, 1 arrested

The California Highway Patrol said Sunday that drone operators are hindering firefighting efforts by flying their machines in the area.
    

Rob Gronkowski's family demolishes Alex Rodriguez, Mark Cuban in flip cup battle

What do you do with the Gronkowski brothers, Mark Cuban and Alex Rodriguez in the same room? Play flip cup, of course.
    

Cher joins cast of 'Mamma Mia!' sequel

Oscar-winning actress and singer Cher has joined the ensemble for "Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again!"
    

Tiger Woods cleared for full golf activity, has no pain with swings

He has posted several videos in recent weeks detailing his progress. Now Tiger Woods has been cleared to resume full golf activity.
    

'Trailer Park Boys' actor John Dunsworth dies at 71

Canadian actor John Dunsworth, best known for his role as Jim Lahey on the television show {i:Trailer Park Boys}, has died, his family announced Monday. He was 71.
    

Sasha Pieterse cut from Season 25 of 'Dancing with the Stars'

Sasha Pieterse and Gleb Savchenko were eliminated from Season 25 of "Dancing with the Stars" in Los Angeles Monday night.
    

Ezekiel Elliott: NFLPA seeks restraining order for Dallas Cowboys RB

The NFLPA filed a request for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction Monday in a New York court on behalf of Ezekiel Elliott.
    

Private funeral held for Tom Petty in the Pacific Palisades

A private funeral was held for rock 'n' roll icon Tom Petty at a temple and meditation garden in California's Pacific Palisades Monday.
    

Conor McGregor has elaborate baptism party for baby Conor Jr.

UFC star Conor McGregor went all out for Conor McGregor Jr.'s christening.
    

NLCS Game 3 preview: Chicago Cubs turn to Kyle Hendricks vs. Los Angeles Dodgers

CHICAGO -- The Chicago Cubs return home in a two-games-to-none hole in the National League Championship Series and with plenty of questions left unanswered after back-to-back losses to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
    

Hardy Nickerson: Cincinnati Bengals promote linebacker to active roster

The Cincinnati Bengals have promoted linebacker Hardy Nickerson from the practice squad to the 53-man active roster.
    

Nearly a third of college kids think ADHD meds boost grades

Many college students who abuse ADHD drugs mistakenly believe that doing so will lead to better grades, a new survey suggests.
    

Breast cancer more lethal for blacks than whites

Differences in insurance are a major reason why black women are more likely to die of breast cancer than white women in the United States, a new study contends.
    

1 in 9 American men infected with oral HPV

Eleven million American men are infected with oral human papillomavirus (HPV), which can lead to cancers of the head, neck and throat, a new study reports.
    

Joe Callahan: Green Bay Packers sign QB following Aaron Rodgers injury

The Green Bay Packers have signed quarterback Joe Callahan.
    

Passengers criticize AirAsia crew reaction during rapid descent

Passengers aboard an AirAsia flight were angry at the flight crew for showing fear when the plane rapidly descended nearly 24,000 feet Monday.
    

'Coco,' 'Mudbound' to be honored at the Hollywood Film Awards

"Mudbound" stars Carey Mulligan, Mary J. Blige, Jason Mitchell and Jonathan Banks are to receive the Breakout Ensemble Award at the Hollywood Film Awards.
    

Green Bay Packers trying to recover from loss of QB Aaron Rodgers

It was the worst of times. That's how the Green Bay Packers felt after learning Monday that quarterback Aaron Rodgers would need surgery for the broken right collarbone he suffered in a 23-10 loss to Minnesota.
    

ITV orders Season 2 of 'Liar' with Joanne Froggatt and Ioan Gruffudd

Joanne Froggatt and Ioan Gruffudd are to return for Season 2 of the ITV drama "Liar," the British network announced Monday.
    

Buffalo Bills surprisingly in playoff hunt following bye week

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- The Buffalo Bills returned to work Monday to find themselves sitting in a playoff position through six weeks of the NFL season.
    
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U.S. Says It Killed Dozens of ISIS Fighters in Yemen Camps

The camps in Al Bayda, which are considered ungoverned, are used to train militants, the Pentagon said in a statement.

    

Drone Hits Commercial Jet in Canada for First Time

A drone hit an airplane landing at a Quebec City airport, the first time an unmanned flying object has collided with commercial aircraft in Canada.
    

A City of 1 Million People Is in the Firing Line as U.S. Allies Clash

Iraqi Kurdish officials said that federal forces and state-backed militias have launched a "major, multi-pronged" attack aimed at retaking Kirkuk.

    

Catalonia's Leader Won't Say 'Yes' or 'No' on Independence

Spain has said that it won't sit down with Carles Puigdemont if calls for independence are on the table, or accept any form of international mediation.

    

31-Year-Old Poised to Become First Millennial to Lead a European Country

Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz is poised to become the first millennial to lead a European country following his party's election victory on Sunday.

    

Socialists Win Key Venezuela Regional Vote

A survey before the vote had given the opposition 44.7 percent support, compared to 21.1 percent for the government of President Nicolas Maduro.

    

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  2. Trump and McConnell Strive for Comity Amid Rising Tensions
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  4. Hillary Clinton, the N.F.L., Roy Moore and Other Asides From the President
  5. Trump Says He’ll Consider Pulling Drug Czar Nomination
  6. Right and Left React to Bannon’s Harsh Words for McConnell
  7. Iraqi Forces Sweep Into Kirkuk, Checking Kurdish Independence Drive
  8. Iraq Ousts Kurdish Forces From Kirkuk
  9. Are the Days of Low Oil Prices Receding?
  10. As U.S. Confronts Internet’s Disruptions, China Feels Vindicated
  11. The World Once Laughed at North Korean Cyberpower. No More.
  12. Stranded by Maria, Puerto Ricans Get Creative to Survive
  13. Sending Relief by Air and Sea to Puerto Rico From the Bronx
  14. Editorial: Under Mr. Trump, America Surrenders
  15. Op-Ed Contributor: Tech’s Troubling New Trend: Diversity Is in Your Head
  16. Op-Ed Columnist: Save the Phony Weinstein Outrage, Republicans
  17. Op-Ed Columnist: Upswingers and Downswingers
  18. Op-Ed Columnist: The G.O.P. Is No Party for Honest Men
  19. Israel Moves Ahead on West Bank Settlements, but Guardedly
  20. Somalia Blasts Expose Security Failings and Possible Shabab Infiltration
  21. Chelsea Bomb Suspect Guilty in Attack That Sowed Terror Across Region
  22. 911 Calls From Nursing Home Where Residents Died: ‘Oh My God, This Is Crazy’
  23. Harvey Weinstein’s Fall Opens the Floodgates in Hollywood
  24. The Swift Rise of Sebastian Kurz, Austria’s 31-Year-Old New Leader
  25. Cleanup From California Fires Poses Environmental and Health Risks
  26. Bombardier Turns to Airbus to Salvage Imperiled Airliner
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Trump, Weinstein, Kirkuk: Your Monday Evening Briefing

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

    

Trump and McConnell Strive for Comity Amid Rising Tensions

President Trump and Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader, put on a public display of bonhomie, waving aside reports of a disintegrating relationship.
    

Trump Falsely Claims Obama Didn’t Contact Families of Fallen Troops

President Trump’s assertion belied a long record of meetings his predecessor, Barack Obama, held with the families of killed service members, as well as calls and letters.

    

Hillary Clinton, the N.F.L., Roy Moore and Other Asides From the President

President Trump, during a news conference, touched on topics as wide-ranging as disaster relief, the special counsel and assault allegations.

    

Trump Says He’ll Consider Pulling Drug Czar Nomination

As a congressman, Tom Marino, the president’s choice to lead the drug policy office, championed legislation to undercut enforcement efforts against the drug industry.

    

Right and Left React to Bannon’s Harsh Words for McConnell

Writers from across the political spectrum on the continuing rifts inside the Republican Party.

    

Iraqi Forces Sweep Into Kirkuk, Checking Kurdish Independence Drive

Government troops seize a crucial city and oil fields from separatists who have been pressing for an independent state in northern Iraq.

    

Iraq Ousts Kurdish Forces From Kirkuk

Three weeks after the Kurds voted for independence, Iraqi forces overtook the Kurdish-held city of Kirkuk and its valuable oil fields on Monday.
    

Are the Days of Low Oil Prices Receding?

The Kurdish vote for independence in Iraq is the latest geopolitical crisis to affect a market already weighing the impact of possible new sanctions on Iran.

    

As U.S. Confronts Internet’s Disruptions, China Feels Vindicated

It censors online expression, but it has also taken a hard line against fake news, hacking and deception.

    

The World Once Laughed at North Korean Cyberpower. No More.

While the world is fixated on its nuclear missiles, North Korea has also developed a cyberattack program that is stealing millions and unleashing havoc.

    

Stranded by Maria, Puerto Ricans Get Creative to Survive

Three weeks after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, people across the island, especially those in remote areas, are improvising ways to stay alive.

    

Sending Relief by Air and Sea to Puerto Rico From the Bronx

As she leads a nonprofit’s aid effort, Lymaris Albors channels the anguish stirred by Hurricane Maria into delivering help to her homeland.

    

Editorial: Under Mr. Trump, America Surrenders

By backing out of international commitments, he is ceding the future to the powers he claims to be protecting Americans from.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Tech’s Troubling New Trend: Diversity Is in Your Head

If the goal can be achieved by hiring a group of 12 white male employees, you can guess who will remain left out.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: Save the Phony Weinstein Outrage, Republicans

The movie business is corrupt and depraved. The Republican Party under Trump is worse.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: Upswingers and Downswingers

Politics can devolve into a fight between people who believe society is moving upward and those who think all is broken.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: The G.O.P. Is No Party for Honest Men

Republicans on taxes: the most dishonest selling job in U.S. political history.

    

Israel Moves Ahead on West Bank Settlements, but Guardedly

The Netanyahu government is trying to balance domestic demands with international opposition to new construction in the occupied territories.

    

Somalia Blasts Expose Security Failings and Possible Shabab Infiltration

Even in a country accustomed to pervasive violence, the double truck bombings that killed hundreds in Mogadishu on Saturday were a shock.

    

Chelsea Bomb Suspect Guilty in Attack That Sowed Terror Across Region

Ahmad Khan Rahimi was convicted of carrying out a two-day bombing spree in New York and New Jersey in September 2016. The worst damage occurred on West 23rd Street.

    

911 Calls From Nursing Home Where Residents Died: ‘Oh My God, This Is Crazy’

The police in Hollywood, Fla., released 911 calls from a nursing home under investigation after some of its residents died in the post-hurricane heat.

    

Harvey Weinstein’s Fall Opens the Floodgates in Hollywood

With women in the entertainment industry leading the discussion, talk of sexual harassment floods social media.

    

The Swift Rise of Sebastian Kurz, Austria’s 31-Year-Old New Leader

Mr. Kurz, who began in politics as a teenager, is on track to become the world’s youngest head of government.

    

Cleanup From California Fires Poses Environmental and Health Risks

Even as the fires still burn, public health officials and environmental cleanup experts are starting to think about the next chapter of the disaster.

    

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Airbus made no financial commitment to the joint venture to make and sell Bombardier’s CSeries airliner, which could be assembled in the United States, avoiding import duties.

    

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As Australia votes on same-sex marriage, a party honors gay, transgender and intersex people who helped pave the way for rights and recognition.

    

Nicki Minaj, Always in Control

The queen of hip-hop has fought her way to the top of the music industry — and never made compromises.

    

Critic’s Notebook: Why the Obamas’ Portrait Choices Matter

The Obamas have chosen Kehinde Wiley and Amy Sherald: one established artist, one on her way.

    

Book News: Is Trump Imitating Fiction? Or Is Fiction Imitating Trump?

A new thriller, “To Kill the President,” has readers calling the author Nostradamus.

    

Decoding Dress in North Korea

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