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Boston Celtics lose Gordon Hayward, game vs. Cleveland Cavaliers CLEVELAND -- LeBron James outdueled his former teammate and NBA Finals partner Kyrie Irving in the Cleveland Cavaliers' 102-99 win over the Boston Celtics in their season opener on Tuesday.     
Chicago Bulls: Nikola Mirotic's face broken in practice scuffle Chicago Bulls starting power forward Nikola Mirotic sustained what the team called "maxillary fractures" after being punched in the face by teammate Bobby Portis in a practice altercation.   CA laws prohibit employers from asking about job applicants' criminal, salary histories California Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law two pieces of legislation that prohibit employers from asking about a job applicant's criminal and salary history.  
Senate panel criticizes business practices of credit reporting agencies Senators from both parties Tuesday criticized the credit reporting industry and sought answers on how to fix it.   ALCS: New York Yankees rally late to even series NEW YORK -- Gary Sanchez hit a tiebreaking, two-run double with one out in the eighth inning as the New York Yankees stormed back to even the American League Championship Series at two games apiece with a 6-4 victory over the Houston Astros on Tuesday.  
North Korea congratulates China ahead of Communist Party congress North Korea congratulated China on the occasion of the 19th congress of the Communist Party, a rare move for Pyongyang.   Study: Farsighted kids have trouble paying attention A new study says farsightedness affects young children's ability to pay attention in school, which could put them at risk of falling behind in the classroom.   Diabetes pill might replace injection to control blood sugar An injectable class of diabetes medication -- called glucagon-like peptide-1 or GLP-1 -- might one day be available in pill form, research suggests.   Weight-loss surgery may curb risk for certain cancers Weight-loss surgery could help some severely obese people reduce their risk for cancer by at least 33 percent, a new study suggests.   Gordon Hayward fractures ankle in gruesome injury, stretchered off in Boston Celtics debut CLEVELAND, Ohio -- New Boston Celtics star forward Gordon Hayward suffered a gruesome, left ankle injury when he was bumped in the air by LeBron James and fell with his leg pinned under him.   Miami Heat guard Rodney McGruder undergoes tibia surgery Miami Heat guard Rodney McGruder underwent surgery to repair a left tibia stress fracture, the team announced Tuesday.   No. 9 Oklahoma Sooners, Kansas State Wildcats: Preview, game time, outlook MANHATTAN, Kan. -- Neither team is where it expected to be at this point, just for different reasons, as No. 9 Oklahoma heads on the road to face Kansas State in a crucial matchup for both schools on Saturday.   Ezekiel Elliott: Dallas Cowboys RB eligible to play after temporary restraining order granted Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott is eligible to play Sunday after a federal judge in New York granted him a temporary restraining order on Tuesday.   Indianapolis Colts Week 6 report card, roundup: Colts fail to finish again INDIANAPOLIS -- Call it frustration. But the Indianapolis Colts - coaches, players, fans and outside observers - are trying to figure out what is going on with the team's inability to finish out games.   Ex-Louisville Cardinals coach Rick Pitino files lawsuit against Adidas Former Louisville coach Rick Pitino filed a lawsuit against Adidas on Tuesday, one day after the apparel company terminated its personal services contract with him.   Trump falls on the Forbes 400 wealthiest Americans list President Donald Trump fell dozens of spots on the Forbes 400 wealthiest Americans list after his wealth decreased by $600 million last year.   Trump pushes tax reform in speech to Heritage Foundation President Donald Trump was scheduled to give remarks Tuesday at the Heritage Foundation's President's Club Meeting in Washington, D.C.   Special counsel Mueller's team talks to Spicer Special counsel Robert Mueller's team interviewed former White House press secretary Sean Spicer, unnamed sources with knowledge of the meeting said Tuesday.   Amazon Studios head resigns over sexual harassment allegations Roy Price, the head of Amazon Studios, resigned Tuesday after a producer accused him of sexual harassment, studio representatives said.   2017 CJ Cup at Nine Bridges: 10 players to watch, picks to winHouston Texans Week 6 report card: Rookie QB Deshaun Watson continues to impress HOUSTON -- The unprecedented success of Houston Texans rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson has established new NFL milestones and excited teammates.   Saturn's A ring contained by not one, but seven moons New research shows the A ring, the outermost of Saturn's large, bright rings, is confined by seven moons.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Brexit Threatens to Shatter Northern Ireland's Fragile PeaceFor three decades, the border was a front line in a bloody sectarian conflict known as "the Troubles."
 
Somalia Bomb Attack Killed Two U.S. CitizensAt least two U.S. citizens died in the truck bomb blast that killed 276 people in Somalia last weekend, the State Department said.
U.S.-Backed Forces Seize Raqqa From ISIS, Militia SaysAfter months of fighting, the Syrian city of Raqqa has been captured from ISIS by U.S.-backed militias, a militia commander said Tuesday.
Taliban Launch Wave of Attacks in Afghanistan, Killing 74Afghanistan's deputy interior minister called a wave of attacks by the Taliban that killed at least 74 the "biggest terrorist attack this year."
Paraguay Bans 'Gender Ideology' in Public SchoolsThe term "gender ideology," according to a local advocacy group, was invented by conservatives to justify discrimination against women and LGBTQ people.
'I Want Justice': Victim of Chechnya's 'Hunt for Gays' Comes ForwardA gay Russian man came forward publicly and accused authorities in Chechnya of jailing and beating him as part of a broad crackdown on LGBTQ people.
Suit Alleges U.S. Firms Bribed Iraq Militia That Killed AmericansA suit filed Tuesday alleges that firms like GE and Pfizer bribed Iraqi health officials linked to the Mahdi Army, which built bombs that killed U.S. soldiers.
Europe Elects Crop of Young Leaders. Will They Bring Change?Fresh-faced politicians are coming to power across Europe. What's prompted this wave of youthful energy on the continent, and will they bring change?
Boeing Slams 'Questionable' Airbus Deal to Make Jets in U.S.Boeing dismissed as "questionable" a deal between Airbus and Bombardier to make CSeries jets in Alabama, calling it an attempt to dodge huge new import duties.
Senate Asks Mike Flynn's Son for Documents, Testimony in Russia ProbeThe Senate Intelligence Committee is interested in Michael G. Flynn's work as his father's aide and travel companion with Flynn Intel Group.
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Health Care, Raqqa, N.B.A.: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
2 Senators Strike Deal on Health Subsidies That Trump Cut OffA plan by Senators Lamar Alexander of Tennessee and Patty Murray of Washington to fund health subsidies for low-income consumers won President Trump’s backing.
Raqqa, ISIS ‘Capital,’ Is Captured, U.S.-Backed Forces SayLoss of the Syrian city is a heavy blow to the militants, but the destruction there is immense, and questions linger about who will govern and rebuild.
‘Come Out and Surrender’: Inside Raqqa, With the Fighters Who Drove Off ISISA New York Times photographer accompanied Kurdish fighters as they entered Raqqa, the Syrian city that had been a stronghold of the Islamic State.
Navy SEALs Were Ready if Pakistan Failed to Free Family Held as HostagesAmerican officials asked Pakistan to rescue an American woman, her Canadian husband and their children. With new intelligence on their whereabouts, officials had limited time to act.
Inside a Secretive Group Where Women Are BrandedA self-help organization in Albany called Nxivm has begun to unravel as members reveal disturbing practices and fears of blackmail.
Women Denounce Harassment in California’s CapitalWomen complained of groping, lewd comments and suggestions of trading sexual favors for legislation in Sacramento.
Harvey Weinstein, Fired on Oct. 8, Resigns From Company’s BoardMr. Weinstein submitted his resignation during a meeting with the company’s remaining board members, who had convened to affirm his earlier firing.
Roy Price Quits Amazon Studios After Sexual Harassment ClaimAmazon’s original-programming division was already considering a change in strategy before the accusation against its top executive.
Editorial: Mr. Trump Outdoes Himself in Picking a Conflicted RegulatorOp-Ed Contributor: The Booker Prize’s Bad HistoryOn Campus: When Conservatives Suppress Campus SpeechThe University of Wisconsin’s anti-protest policy shows it’s more worried about protecting conservative opinions than student expression.
Saltwater BaptismWhat do you do when your relationship conflicts with your religion? Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Yes, This Is a Witch Hunt. I’m a Witch and I’m Hunting You.Sorry, Woody Allen. I know you hate rumor mills, but sometimes they’re our only recourse.
Op-Ed Columnist: Will Pumpkin Spice Destroy Us All?Op-Ed Columnist: Daydreaming in GermanyOp-Ed Columnist: The Trump DoctrineThe president’s approach is: Rip things apart without thought and leave the problem to someone else.
Op-Ed Columnist: Trump’s Self-Absorption on War DeathsLike the rich couple in “The Great Gatsby,” the president is exceedingly careless about just about everyone except himself — including slain soldiers.
Top General’s Grief Becomes Political Talking Point for TrumpPresident Trump is testing the reluctance of his chief of staff, John F. Kelly, to discuss the death of his son Second Lt. Robert Kelly, who died in combat in 2010.
Book News: George Saunders Wins the Man Booker Prize for ‘Lincoln in the Bardo’Mr. Saunders is the second consecutive American writer to win the Man Booker Prize.
N.F.L. Owners Won’t Penalize Players for Kneeling During AnthemThe owners on Tuesday opted not to rewrite regulations to require standing for the anthem and met for hours with players to discuss supporting social causes.
London Art Auction for Grenfell Fire Survivors Raises $2.5 MillionLeading artists donated pieces for sale at Sotheby’s, including Tracey Emin, Antony Gormley and Wolfgang Tillmans.
As China’s Party Leaders Gather, Xi Jinping Displays a Firm GripThe Chinese Communists are about to overtake their Soviet forerunners as the longest-ruling Communist party. President Xi wants to extend that run.
U.K. Reports Big Rise in Hate Crime, Citing Brexit and Terrorist AttacksThe number of such violations climbed by about 30 percent, although part of the rise was attributed to increased awareness and changes in the law.
George Soros Transfers Billions to Open Society FoundationsMr. Soros has moved about $18 billion to Open Society, the charity he founded which promotes human rights around the world. He plans to give still more.
Judge Temporarily Halts New Version of Trump’s Travel BanHours before the ban was to take effect, a federal judge in Hawaii halted its enforcement against travelers from six countries while the opponents challenge it in court.
University of Florida Braces for Richard SpencerA state of emergency has already been declared in preparation for the white nationalist’s appearance at Florida’s flagship university on Thursday.
New Flight for a New ‘Butterfly’David Henry Hwang has reworked his gender-blurring, career-launching Tony-winning play to assure that it feels “resonant with the culture today.”
How to Use Clothing Subscription Boxes to Find Your Personal StyleSubscription clothing boxes are a surprisingly cheap, personalized way to add some style to your wardrobe. Here’s how to choose the right one for you.
The Gay Architects of Classic RockWho created that gorgeous 20th-century creature, the rock star? Consider the gay image makers of the day, like Brian Epstein and Jann Wenner.
At the Palais de Tokyo, Camille Henrot Finds Wonder in the EverydayThe young French artist’s first major solo exhibition in Paris examines a basic but unavoidable concept: the seven-day week.
Me Time: I Took It With a Grain of SaltYou can hang out on a beach made of salt or lie naked in a pod. Either way, prepare to moisturize afterward.
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