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The Los Angeles Chargers tangle with the New England Patriots on Sunday, with the Los Angeles crew showing new life.
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  1. Los Angeles Chargers have new life after three wins
  2. Red zone is scoring zone for Dallas Cowboys
  3. Denver Broncos' offense making too many mistakes
  4. Pharmacist acquitted of murder in 2012 NECC meningitis outbreak
  5. Ex-cop shot man in head and planted weapon next to body, DOJ says
  6. Navy SEAL describes career-ending injuries received while searching for Bergdahl
  7. Green Bay Packers: Aaron Jones steps in at running back
  8. Philadelphia Eagles excelling stopping the run
  9. Stopping run is Atlanta Falcons' goal to end losing streak
  10. New Orleans Saints finding security in Mark Ingram, running game
  11. LB Pernell McPhee on Chicago Bears' improved defense: 'We're playing like dogs'
  12. Minnesota Vikings know results can change quickly
  13. Joel Berry II: North Carolina Tar Heels senior guard breaks hand in video game rage
  14. Controversial chemical can linger on your toothbrush
  15. Protecting Tom Brady key for New England Patriots
  16. Hockey study suggests injured kids sent back on ice too soon
  17. Martavis Bryant: Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver will be inactive Sunday vs. Detroit Lions
  18. Ex-Guatemala judge sentenced to 8 months in FIFA scandal
  19. Oakland Raiders: Amari Cooper wants consistent success
  20. State Department reviewing North Korea terror sponsor request
  21. Arizona Cardinals: Drew Stanton to be QB after bye
  22. San Antonio Spurs assign Tony Parker to minor-league affiliate
  23. New York Giants: GM Jerry Reese says, 'Don't count us out yet'

Los Angeles Chargers have new life after three wins

The Los Angeles Chargers tangle with the New England Patriots on Sunday, with the Los Angeles crew showing new life.
    

Red zone is scoring zone for Dallas Cowboys

FRISCO, Texas -- The Dallas Cowboys (3-3) head into Sunday's game against the Washington Redskins (3-3) feeling good about themselves on offense.
    

Denver Broncos' offense making too many mistakes

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- No one involved with the Denver Broncos is happy with their offensive performance -- not the coaches, not their fans, not the players and certainly not the man in charge of their football operations.
    

Pharmacist acquitted of murder in 2012 NECC meningitis outbreak

The supervisory pharmacist at a Massachusetts compounding pharmacy was found not guilty of murder in a 2012 meningitis outbreak.
    

Ex-cop shot man in head and planted weapon next to body, DOJ says

A former Mississippi cop has been indicted for shooting a man in the back of his head and placing a weapon next to make it appear that the victim was armed.
    

Navy SEAL describes career-ending injuries received while searching for Bergdahl

A former Navy SEAL who suffered career-ending injuries while searching for U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Berghdal during a sentencing hearing for the soldier.
    

Green Bay Packers: Aaron Jones steps in at running back

GREEN BAY, Wis. -- One of the Green Bay Packers' most pleasant surprises of 2017 has been the emergence of rookie running back Aaron Jones.
    

Philadelphia Eagles excelling stopping the run

PHILADELPHIA -- Jim Schwartz's Wide-9 defense, which features defensive ends lining up, well, really, really wide, is known for getting big sack numbers. But it's helping the Philadelphia Eagles stop the run this season as well.
    

Stopping run is Atlanta Falcons' goal to end losing streak

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -- A lot of the attention has been placed on the Atlanta Falcons offense under first-year coordinator Steve Sarkisian.
    

New Orleans Saints finding security in Mark Ingram, running game

METAIRIE, La. -- The New Orleans Saints have had a habit in recent years of leaning on Drew Brees and the passing game to be successful, but they have shown an ability to run the ball and play defense during their four-game win streak.
    

LB Pernell McPhee on Chicago Bears' improved defense: 'We're playing like dogs'

LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- The Chicago Bears defense has carried the team to consecutive victories for the first time since 2015 despite special teams breakdowns for touchdowns and an offense that considers punting a success.
    

Minnesota Vikings know results can change quickly

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- If nothing else, overconfidence will not be a problem for a Minnesota Vikings team that is 5-2 and sits atop the NFC North.
    

Joel Berry II: North Carolina Tar Heels senior guard breaks hand in video game rage

North Carolina senior point guard Joel Berry II sustained a broken right hand last week after punching a door on the heels of losing a video game to teammate Theo Pinson and a team manager.
    

Controversial chemical can linger on your toothbrush

Triclosan, a potentially harmful antibacterial agent used in some toothpastes, accumulates in toothbrush bristles, researchers report.
    

Protecting Tom Brady key for New England Patriots

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- With the New England Patriots (5-2) pass defense showing some life in recent weeks, the next biggest question facing the defending champions is Tom Brady's pass protection.
    

Hockey study suggests injured kids sent back on ice too soon

After-effects of a concussion continue to wrack the brains of young hockey players long after they appear ready to return to play, new research finds.
    

Martavis Bryant: Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver will be inactive Sunday vs. Detroit Lions

PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers have some issues at receiver this week as they get ready to play the Detroit Lions in a nationally televised game Sunday night.
    

Ex-Guatemala judge sentenced to 8 months in FIFA scandal

A former Guatemalan judge has been sentenced to eight months in prison Wednesday for his role in a widespread corruption of FIFA.
    

Oakland Raiders: Amari Cooper wants consistent success

ALAMEDA, Calif. -- What once was lost was finally found, and to hear Derek Carr tell it, the Oakland Raiders didn't go too far out of their way to help wide receiver Amari Cooper out of a slump.
    

State Department reviewing North Korea terror sponsor request

The U.S. State Department confirmed a request from the U.S. House of Representatives to relist North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism is under review.
    

Arizona Cardinals: Drew Stanton to be QB after bye

TEMPE, Ariz. -- "I know my career stats are horrible. I couldn't even tell you what they are."
    

San Antonio Spurs assign Tony Parker to minor-league affiliate

Veteran point guard Tony Parker is getting closer to a return and will begin a rehab assignment with the Austin Spurs, the G League affiliate of the San Antonio Spurs.
    

New York Giants: GM Jerry Reese says, 'Don't count us out yet'

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- New York Giants general manager Jerry Reese finally met the media for the first time since the day before the team reported to training camp, a much different and happier time for the franchise.
    
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  1. Trump Says He Did Not 'Specifically' Order Niger Mission
  2. China's 'Chairman of Everything' Now Has Near-Absolute Authority
  3. Breakdown in North Korea Talks Sounds Alarm Bells on Capitol Hill
  4. New Screenings to Start for U.S.-Bound Airline Passengers
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  6. How 'Cool Roofs' Can Pull the Plug on Water Shortages
  7. U.S. Ambassador Scott Brown Stunned by Complaints Over 'Waitress' Remarks
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Trump Says He Did Not 'Specifically' Order Niger Mission

President Donald Trump said Wednesday he did not "specifically" order the military mission in Niger earlier this month that left four American soldiers dead.

    

China's 'Chairman of Everything' Now Has Near-Absolute Authority

Chinese President Xi Jinping has spent five years consolidating his power by purging the Communist Party ranks of rivals, and tightening its grip on society.

    

Breakdown in North Korea Talks Sounds Alarm Bells on Capitol Hill

Diplomatic efforts between the United States and North Korea have ground to a halt with Pyongyang now refusing any engagement, multiple officials told NBC News.

    

New Screenings to Start for U.S.-Bound Airline Passengers

The new measures come after the Trump administration previously rolled out laptop and travel bans that have thrown the industry into disarray.

    

Bowe Bergdahl Case Up in the Air as Sentencing Resumes

The Bowe Bergdahl sentencing hearing resumed, but the judge could still put a kibosh on the case.

    

How 'Cool Roofs' Can Pull the Plug on Water Shortages

In drought-prone areas, reflective roofs can cut water consumption dramatically.

    

U.S. Ambassador Scott Brown Stunned by Complaints Over 'Waitress' Remarks

A New Zealand website reported the former U.S. senator told a female food server she could make hundreds of dollars as a waitress in America.

    

Eminem Rip-Off Costs Conservative Political Party $415K

The case earlier featured odd moments such as gowned lawyers listening studiously to profanity-laced rap in a New Zealand court.

    

Kurds Warn Independence Crisis Could Trigger Iraq's 'Total Destruction'

Kurdish authorities in Iraq offered to put an independence drive on hold, stepping up efforts to resolve a crisis in relations with Baghdad via dialogue.

    

China's Xi Cements Power with Renewed Mandate

Xi's name was already inserted into the party's constitution alongside past leaders Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping placing him among China's most powerful.

    

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  15. Op-Ed Contributor: The Art of Destroying an Artwork
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  17. Editorial: Scrapping MetroCards Isn’t Vital, but Any Subway Fix Will Do
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  21. Assange Says WikiLeaks Rejected Request by Data Firm Tied to Trump
  22. Stephen Paddock’s Missing Hard Drive Deepens an Already Tough Case
  23. ‘Flesh-Eating Bacteria’ Causes 2nd Death in Texas Since Hurricane Harvey
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  27. James Murdoch Says Size of O’Reilly Settlement Was ‘News to Me’
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Republican Party, Xi Jinping, Fats Domino: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing

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Asia and Australia Edition: Xi Jinping, Singapore, Republicans: Your Thursday Briefing

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

    

As G.O.P. Bends Toward Trump, Critics Either Give In or Give Up

President Trump has vocal critics, but the Republican Party is increasingly his own, with little room left for an older breed of internationalist conservative.

    

Tax Cuts Are the Glue Holding a Fractured Republican Party Together

The prospect of a once-in-a-generation bill to cut taxes on businesses and individuals increasingly appears to be the best hope for a party desperate for common ground.

    

Siding With Trump, Judge Clears Way for Trial Over Health Subsidies

A federal judge in San Francisco rejected states’ claims that consumers would be drastically harmed by President Trump’s order to end cost-sharing payments.

    

Flake’s Speech Bore Marks of Mormon Faith as Well as Politics

When Jeff Flake railed on the Senate floor against the conduct of his president and his party, much of what he said had roots in his religious upbringing.

    

Right and Left React to Jeff Flake’s Denunciation of Trump

Writers from across the political spectrum consider the Arizona senator’s fiery words about the president.

    

Fact Check: Trump Falsely Denounces Jeff Flake by Calling Him a ... Democrat?

The Arizona Republican’s conservative credentials notwithstanding, President Trump said he initially assumed Senator Jeff Flake was a Democrat.

    

The J.F.K. Assassination: A Cast of Characters

As a new trove of documents about the killing of President John F. Kennedy is released, the New York Times correspondent Peter Baker walks us through who’s who in this historic American tragedy.
    

Saudi Arabia’s Grand Plan to Move Beyond Oil: Big Goals, Bigger Hurdles

The government has made significant social changes, but progress toward diversifying the economy has been halting.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Video Games Are Destroying the People Who Make Them

The industry’s infamous “crunch” culture is taking a serious toll on workers.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Chris Coons: Why Jeff Flake’s Exit Should Scare Democrats

The Republican Party is increasingly hostile to principled, patriotic lawmakers. That presents a grave threat to our country.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: I Prosecuted Terrorists for President Bush. Now My Family in Iran May Be Banned From Visiting.

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Op-Ed Columnist: Trapped on an Island With Trump

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Op-Ed Contributor: The Art of Destroying an Artwork

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