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Bruno Mars was named Artist of the Year and Diana Ross accepted the Lifetime Achievement honor at Sunday's American Music Awards show in Los Angeles. 
Two young boys were killed and their mother is in critical condition after a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department SUV crashed onto the sidewalk. 
Pink performed her song "Beautiful Trauma" for the American Music Awards show while dangling and twirling in a harness on the side of a hotel in Los Angeles. 
Stephen Curry totaled 39 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists before fouling out as the Golden State Warriors held on for a 118-111 victory over the Brooklyn Nets. 
Matt Kenseth and Dale Earnhardt Jr. posed for a series of photographs for friends and family beside their cars staged in Turn 4 as they prepared to undertake their final races before retirement. 
A U.S. Marine was allegedly drunk driving a military vehicle and killed a Japanese motorist, according to reports Sunday. 
Buffalo Bills quarterback Nathan Peterman's father does some of his best work on Sunday. 
Two-time All-Star David Lee announced his retirement on Sunday after 12 NBA seasons. 
Actor and musician Jamie Foxx opened Sunday's American Music Awards ceremony with a heartfelt tribute to emergency personnel. 
As soon as the Minnesota Vikings activated quarterback Teddy Bridgewater following his year-long recovery from a horrific knee injury, head coach Mike Zimmer has faced questions about incumbent Case Keenum. 
Philip Rivers threw two touchdown passes to Keenan Allen and rookie Nathan Peterman tossed five first-half interceptions in his NFL debut as the Los Angeles Chargers thumped the Buffalo Bills. 
Andy Dalton passed for three touchdowns and the Cincinnati Bengals hung on to beat the Denver Broncos 20-17 Sunday for their first win in the Mile High City in 42 years. 
An anti-gay state lawmaker in Ohio resigned after he allegedly had "inappropriate behavior" with another man in his state-funded office. 
Tom Brady threw for 339 yards and three touchdowns and Stephen Gostkowski kicked four field goals, including a franchise-record 62-yarder, powering the New England Patriots to their sixth straight win. 
Martin Truex Jr. claimed his eighth win of the 2017 Monster Energy NASCAR Series season Sunday in the Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. 
Many of the paying customers high-tailed it to the parking lot after Kirk Cousins threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to tight end Jeremy Sprinkle. 
The Baltimore Ravens turned in their third shutout of the season. 
During the week, New York Giants head coach Ben McAdoo issued a simple challenge to his reeling players. 
As a kid growing up near Dallas, Matthew Stafford idolized Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman. 
A U.S. Border Patrol agent died Sunday after sustaining injuries while in the Big Bend Sector, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said. 
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 Washington Post | After border agent is killed and partner injured in Texas, Trump renews call for wall Washington Post Authorities were searching southwest Texas for suspects or witnesses after a U.S. Border Patrol agent was killed and his partner injured Sunday while on patrol in the state's Big Bend area, officials said. Agent Rogelio Martinez and his partner were ... Customs and Border Protection agent dies after being injured in west Texas Border Patrol agent killed in southwest Texas Border Patrol Agent Killed in Texas in What a Senator Calls an Attack |
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U.S. military on Okinawa confined to bases after fatal accidentU.S. Forces Japan comprises about 50,000 service members, and their presence has been a source of tension among local residents for years.
Argentina unsure signals were from missing subArgentina said adverse weather spurring waves up to 26 feet made a maritime search for the ARA San Juan and its 44 crew members difficult.
Mugabe addresses Zimbabwe after ruling party cuts tiesRobert Mugabe addressed the political turmoil in Zimbabwe in a speech to the nation Sunday — but did not say he was resigning.
Arab states hold emergency meeting on Iran, HezbollahSaudi Arabia and allies held an emergency meeting in Cairo on Sunday to find ways to confront Iran and its Shi'ite ally Hezbollah on interfering in their internal affairs.
Thousands celebrate in Rio's gay pride paradeThousands of revelers danced on Copacabana beach Sunday to celebrate Rio de Janeiro's annual gay pride parade despite deep funding cuts by the city.
102-year-old Holocaust survivor meets nephew for first time102-year-old Holocaust survivor Eliahu Pietruszka met his brother's son, 66-year-old Alexandre, after learning that his brother had also made it out of WWII alive.
$1m in raspberries left to rot as Brexit labor shortage bitesWith Brexit looming, produce growers in the U.K. are suffering from a sharp drop in seasonal workers from around the E.U. who make the harvest possible.
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Mugabe Addresses ZimbabweIn a 20-minute speech to the African nation on Sunday night, President Robert Mugabe, flanked by members of the military, refused to say whether he would resign after nearly 40 years in power.
Will Cutting the Health Mandate Pay for Tax Cuts? Not NecessarilyAmericans dislike the requirement that everyone have health insurance. But eliminating it doesn’t mean that they’d stop buying coverage — or accepting subsidies.
Quandary for Alabama Pastors: What to Say About Roy MooreAppalled by the allegations against the Senate candidate, but hesitant to alienate churchgoers who support him, many ministers steered clear of the race in Sunday sermons.
He Took On the Voting Rights Act and Won. Now He’s Taking On Harvard.Edward Blum, who has orchestrated more than two dozen lawsuits challenging racial preference laws, is now fighting affirmative action in the Ivies.
His Daughter Graduates. He Faces Deportation.Juan Rodriguez entered the U.S. illegally from El Salvador over a decade ago. Now, after years of checking in with immigration officers, he is told he will be deported as his daughter prepares to graduate from high school.
Editorial: Why Is New York Full of Empty Stores?All these dead spaces hurt, and neighborhoods have a right to protect themselves.
Op-Ed Contributor: Muslim Women Must Speak for OurselvesMillions of women who face Islamophobia and male dominance now have a moment to teach the world how patriarchy breeds sexual violence against them.
Op-Ed Contributor: Why Do So Many Indian Children Go Missing?Op-Ed Contributor: We Can’t Trust Facebook to Regulate ItselfOp-Ed Contributor: Attica: It’s Worse Than We ThoughtWas a doctor conducting leprosy experiments on patients without their consent?
Op-Ed Columnist: This Is a Man ProblemOp-Ed Columnist: America Is Now an Outlier on Driving DeathsOnly a few decades ago, the United States was not — and it doesn’t need to be now.
Mel Tillis, Country Star Known for His Songs and His Stutter, Dies at 85Mr. Tillis found a way to turn his speech impediment into an asset by getting audiences to laugh along with him.
Jeffrey Tambor Leaves ‘Transparent’ After Sexual Misconduct AllegationsMr. Tambor denies the allegations, but said he could not return to the show “given the politicized atmosphere that seems to have afflicted our set.”
Border Patrol Agent Killed in Texas in What a Senator Calls an AttackSenator Ted Cruz said the agent and his partner, who was seriously injured, were attacked on Sunday, though details of what happened were unclear.
Sale of Migrants as Slaves in Libya Causes Outrage in Africa and ParisCNN footage of migrants being auctioned off in the Libyan capital prompted a protest in Paris, condemnation by the African Union and an official inquiry.
‘Revolt’ in France Against Sexual Harassment Hits Cultural ResistanceMany in France call sexual harassment a national emergency, but cultural and legal barriers discourage women from complaining about harassment in the workplace.
Celebrating a 25-Year-Old Clinton Win, but Still Stung by a More Recent DefeatAt an event in Little Rock, it was clear that Bill and Hillary Clinton, and many of their supporters, have not gotten over her loss to President Trump.
After Huge Truck Bombings, U.S. Steps Up Attacks Against Somali MilitantsThe Trump administration has redoubled its campaign to defeat the Qaeda-backed Shabab, but the group has proved to be a potent and resilient killing force.
Review: In This ‘Pride and Prejudice,’ Love Is a Zero-Sum GameAn unconventional Primary Stages adaptation of the Jane Austen novel features gags, dance breaks and other cynical silliness.
Playlist: The Playlist: Demi Lovato Seeks Her ‘Despacito’ and 9 More New SongsHear the tracks that caught our critics' attention this week, from two Spanish-English team-ups to a surprise from Jaden Smith.
The Look: What War Can’t DestroyYears of conflict have torn at the seams of Juba, South Sudan. But the city’s people hold their heads high.
Taipei Journal: Where Stinky Tofu Is at Its Malodorous BestDai Family House of Unique Stink is a shrine to one of the world’s most pungent snacks: stinky tofu, whose smell is often likened to dirty socks or rotting garbage.
Six Years After Fukushima, Robots Finally Find Reactors’ Melted Uranium FuelThe Japanese government and companies used radiation-hardened machines to search for the fuel that escaped the plant’s ruined reactors.
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