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A Maryland homicide detective is in "grave condition" after being shot in the head on Wednesday afternoon, police said.
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  1. Baltimore detective in 'grave condition' after being shot in the head
  2. Undercover Detroit police attempt to arrest each other in 'embarassing' drug bust
  3. Dwayne Johnson's daughter Simone named Golden Globe Ambassador
  4. Staying active may lower odds for glaucoma
  5. Da Vinci painting sells for world-record $450 million at auction
  6. U.S. seniors struggle more to pay for healthcare compared to other countries
  7. Virtual reality therapy can help stroke patients
  8. Stana Katic's thriller 'Absentia' to debut on Amazon in 2018
  9. Army fails to report soldiers' criminal activity to law enforcement, Army chief of staff says
  10. Judge rules in favor of Philadelphia in 'sanctuary city' case
  11. Jolie to U.N. peacekeepers: 'Political will' needed to fight sexual violence
  12. U.N. official: One-third of Darfur's population still displaced
  13. UPI media forum: Getting truth out of North Korea 'hard, risky'
  14. Toddler is lone survivor in Russian plane crash that killed six

Baltimore detective in 'grave condition' after being shot in the head

A Maryland homicide detective is in "grave condition" after being shot in the head on Wednesday afternoon, police said.
    

Undercover Detroit police attempt to arrest each other in 'embarassing' drug bust

A group of undercover Detroit police posing as drug dealers tried to arrest undercover police posing as drug buyers, resulting in a massive brawl.
    

Dwayne Johnson's daughter Simone named Golden Globe Ambassador

Model Simone Garcia Johnson has been selected to serve as Golden Globe Ambassador for the 75th edition of the Golden Globe Awards.
    

Staying active may lower odds for glaucoma

Researchers found that the most physically active folks were 73 percent less likely to develop glaucoma than the least active individuals.
    

Da Vinci painting sells for world-record $450 million at auction

Leonardo da Vinci's {i:Salvator Mundi} sold for a world-record $450 million at an auction in New York on Wednesday.
    

U.S. seniors struggle more to pay for healthcare compared to other countries

A new report finds the availability of health care for U.S. seniors lags behind that of other affluent nations.
    

Virtual reality therapy can help stroke patients

A new study finds virtual reality therapy can help stroke patients recover some use of their arms and hands.
    

Stana Katic's thriller 'Absentia' to debut on Amazon in 2018

The new thriller series "Absentia" -- starring "Castle" alum Stana Katic -- is to debut exclusively on Amazon Prime Video in the United States next year.
    

Army fails to report soldiers' criminal activity to law enforcement, Army chief of staff says

The U.S. Army Chief of Staff said the army has failed to property report soldiers' criminal activity to law enforcement agencies like the FBI.
    

Judge rules in favor of Philadelphia in 'sanctuary city' case

A federal judge ruled the Department of Justice can't withhold law-enforcement grants from the city of Philadelphia due to its status as a "sanctuary city."
    

Jolie to U.N. peacekeepers: 'Political will' needed to fight sexual violence

Angelina Jolie spoke Wednesday at the U.N. Peacekeeping Defense Ministerial Conference in Vancouver about the importance of stamping out sexual violence.
    

U.N. official: One-third of Darfur's population still displaced

Violence in Darfur has declined, but people are still too scared to return home, a senior U.N. peacekeeping official told the Security Council.
    

UPI media forum: Getting truth out of North Korea 'hard, risky'

U.S. and South Korean journalists discuss the difficulty of reporting on reclusive North Korea at a time when the world is focused on its nuclear capabilities.
    

Toddler is lone survivor in Russian plane crash that killed six

A toddler survived a plane crash that killed at least six others in Russia on Wednesday, police said.
    
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Two more women describe unwanted overtures by Roy Moore at Alabama mall - Washington Post


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Two more women describe unwanted overtures by Roy Moore at Alabama mall
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Gena Richardson says she was a high school senior working in the men's department of Sears at the Gadsden Mall when a man approached her and introduced himself as Roy Moore. "He said, 'You can just call me Roy,' " says Richardson, who says this first ...
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Leonardo da Vinci Painting Sells for $450.3 Million, Shattering Auction Highs
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By ROBIN POGREBIN on Publish Date November 15, 2017. Photo by Timothy A. Clary/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images. Watch in Times Video ». embed. After 19 minutes of dueling, with four bidders on the telephone and one in the room, Leonardo da ...
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"We wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military takeover," Maj. Gen. Sibusiso Moyo said after taking control of Zimbabwe's state broadcaster.
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  1. Zimbabwe army has Robert Mugabe in custody, seizes state TV
  2. 'An open secret': Saudi Arabia and Israel get cozy
  3. Tourists ordered to avoid Israel's border amid fears of retaliation attack
  4. Solidarity, survival and sorrow mingle after Iran earthquake
  5. Explorer goes missing while trying to locate tribe in Papua New Guinea
  6. Not the new popemobile: Francis gets a Lamborghini
  7. Kim Jong Un trades missile tests for tractors
  8. Ex-Argentine official kills self amid FIFA corruption case
  9. Big Papa: Pope gets white-and-yellow Lamborghini
  10. UCLA athletes arrested in China thank Trump
  11. Rights group urges China to ban abusive gay 'conversion therapy'
  12. 5 takeaways from Trump's trip to Asia
  13. UCLA basketball players arrested in China return home
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Zimbabwe army has Robert Mugabe in custody, seizes state TV

"We wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military takeover," Maj. Gen. Sibusiso Moyo said after taking control of Zimbabwe's state broadcaster.

    

'An open secret': Saudi Arabia and Israel get cozy

They are united by their desire to contain Iranian influence, even if the Saudis don't want to go public with their relationship.

    

Tourists ordered to avoid Israel's border amid fears of retaliation attack

Palestinian Islamic Jihad vowed revenge after Israel blew up one of its tunnels two weeks ago.

    

Solidarity, survival and sorrow mingle after Iran earthquake

Sarpol-e Zahab, one of the Iranian towns hardest hit by the earthquake, resembled the site of a bomb blast Wednesday.

    

Explorer goes missing while trying to locate tribe in Papua New Guinea

Benedict Allen, 57, was dropped into a remote forest in Papua New Guinea by helicopter last month. He didn't bring a satellite phone or any GPS devices.

    

Not the new popemobile: Francis gets a Lamborghini

The luxury car maker presented the pope with a customized version of the Huracan which will be auctioned for charity.

    

Kim Jong Un trades missile tests for tractors

North Korea has not fired a rocket or tested a nuclear weapon since it launched a ballistic missile over Japan on Sept. 15.

    

Ex-Argentine official kills self amid FIFA corruption case

A former Argentine government official killed himself after being accused of taking bribes in testimony during a trial looking into corruption in world soccer.

    

Big Papa: Pope gets white-and-yellow Lamborghini

Pope Francis received some new wheels on Wednesday in the form of a Lamborghini, but he won't be using it on the tree-shaded roads of the Vatican gardens.

    

UCLA athletes arrested in China thank Trump

Three UCLA basketball players who were arrested in China apologized to their families and fans and thanked President Trump for their release.

    

Rights group urges China to ban abusive gay 'conversion therapy'

Many victims of conversion therapy were forcibly brought to hospitals by their families, according to a report from Human Rights Watch.

    

5 takeaways from Trump's trip to Asia

Trump's 11-day trip to Asia has come to a close. Catch up on what happened -- and what matters now that he's back home.

    

UCLA basketball players arrested in China return home

UCLA basketball players LiAngelo Ball, Jalen Hill and Cody Riley, who were detained in China during a shoplifting investigation, made no comment in Los Angeles.

    

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Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin said he opposed both the House and Senate tax plans as written, posing a new obstacle to Republican leaders eager to overhaul the tax code.
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  1. Tax Bill Thrown Into Uncertainty as First G.O.P. Senator Comes Out Against It
  2. House G.O.P. Tax Writers Take Aim at College Tuition Benefits
  3. Under Trump, Banking Watchdog Trades Its Bite for a Tamer Stance
  4. Richard Cordray’s Exit From Consumer Bureau Gives Trump an Opening
  5. Could a Democrat Actually Win a Senate Seat in Alabama? Precedents Are Few, but Telling
  6. Deception and Ruses Fill the Toolkit of Investigators Used by Weinstein
  7. Koch Brothers Said to Back Time Inc. Deal Talks With Meredith
  8. Leonardo da Vinci Painting Sells for $450.3 Million, Shattering Auction Highs
  9. Critic’s Notebook: That $450 Million Leonardo? It’s No Mona Lisa.
  10. Editorial: The Senate Questions the President’s Power to Launch Nukes
  11. Op-Ed Contributor: How Prosecutors Turn a Protest Into a ‘Riot’
  12. Op-Ed Contributors: The F.B.I.’s Dangerous Crackdown on ‘Black Identity Extremists’
  13. Op-Ed Contributor: Don’t Let New Blood Pressure Guidelines Raise Yours
  14. Op-Ed Columnist: Billionaires Desperately Need Our Help!
  15. Editorial: Mr. Trump Casts a Shadow Over the AT&T-Time Warner Deal
  16. Op-Ed Contributor: A Christian Case Against the Pence Rule
  17. On Campus: What the Weinstein Effect Can Teach Us About Campus Sexual Assault
  18. Northern California Gunman Killed Wife Before Shooting Rampage
  19. Jesmyn Ward Wins National Book Award for ‘Sing, Unburied, Sing’
  20. Jerry Jones Is Scolded for ‘Antics’ in Letter From Fellow Owners
  21. Amazon Sellers Brood as States Come Calling for Taxes
  22. With Mugabe’s Era Ending in Zimbabwe, a Warning Echoes in Africa
  23. Inside the Truce Village Where a North Korean Soldier Defected
  24. Australia’s Curious Path to Legalizing Gay Marriage
  25. The Neediest Cases Fund: A Young Poet Loses His Rhythm and Finds His Voice
  26. North Korean Soccer Talent Tests Defenses and Sanctions
  27. How to Deep Clean Your Fridge
  28. Volgograd Journal: For Russians, 75 Years Later, Stalingrad Is a Battle to Remember
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Tax Bill Thrown Into Uncertainty as First G.O.P. Senator Comes Out Against It

Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin said he opposed both the House and Senate tax plans as written, posing a new obstacle to Republican leaders eager to overhaul the tax code.

    

House G.O.P. Tax Writers Take Aim at College Tuition Benefits

The House tax bill, up for a vote on Thursday, would tax benefits that put the children of college workers through school and help doctoral students get their degrees.

    

Under Trump, Banking Watchdog Trades Its Bite for a Tamer Stance

A change in course has made the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which oversees the nation’s biggest banks, part of a campaign to roll back regulations.

    

Richard Cordray’s Exit From Consumer Bureau Gives Trump an Opening

Mr. Cordray, an Obama holdover, has been a zealous watchdog as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s first director. Now President Trump can reshape the agency.

    

Could a Democrat Actually Win a Senate Seat in Alabama? Precedents Are Few, but Telling

The Roy Moore race tests the limits of what might be the most Republican state in the country.

    

Deception and Ruses Fill the Toolkit of Investigators Used by Weinstein

Black Cube, hired to ferret out information on a Weinstein accuser, used an elaborate ruse involving a fake job interview in another case.

    

Koch Brothers Said to Back Time Inc. Deal Talks With Meredith

The billionaire Koch brothers are said to have tentatively agreed to support the publisher Meredith’s offer with an equity injection of more than $500 million.

    

Leonardo da Vinci Painting Sells for $450.3 Million, Shattering Auction Highs

The price was astounding, even more so because some experts criticized a Christie’s marketing campaign that glossed over the painting’s flaws.

    

Critic’s Notebook: That $450 Million Leonardo? It’s No Mona Lisa.

Our critic won’t weigh in on the painting’s authenticity, but he will tell you what he saw: a blank-eyed Christ, meek and monotonous.

    

Editorial: The Senate Questions the President’s Power to Launch Nukes

Mr. Trump has brought on himself this examination of his authority to order the launch of the world’s most deadly weapons.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: How Prosecutors Turn a Protest Into a ‘Riot’

I protested President Trump’s inauguration. Little did I know I would be swept up into a legal nightmare.

    

Op-Ed Contributors: The F.B.I.’s Dangerous Crackdown on ‘Black Identity Extremists’

The effort to target racial justice activists has chilling echoes of Cointelpro.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Don’t Let New Blood Pressure Guidelines Raise Yours

A national goal of 130 systolic may lead many patients to be overmedicated.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: Billionaires Desperately Need Our Help!

Republicans want to be sure benefits go to the truly deserving tycoons.

    

Editorial: Mr. Trump Casts a Shadow Over the AT&T-Time Warner Deal

He politicizes everything he touches, so unless his appointees act with utmost integrity they will be tainted as his henchmen.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: A Christian Case Against the Pence Rule

Men who avoid being alone with women may limit “the appearance of evil,” but they neglect a larger moral imperative.

    

On Campus: What the Weinstein Effect Can Teach Us About Campus Sexual Assault

There has been a backlash to students’ talking more openly about misconduct.

    

Northern California Gunman Killed Wife Before Shooting Rampage

The death toll could have been much worse had an elementary school not ordered a lockdown, the authorities said.

    

Jesmyn Ward Wins National Book Award for ‘Sing, Unburied, Sing’

It is the second National Book Award for Ms. Ward, a Mississippi native who also won in 2011 for her novel “Salvage the Bones.”

    

Jerry Jones Is Scolded for ‘Antics’ in Letter From Fellow Owners

The letter condemned Jones, the Cowboys’ owner, for “conduct detrimental to the league” because of his efforts to derail negotiations to extend the commissioner’s contract.

    

Amazon Sellers Brood as States Come Calling for Taxes

Most third-party sellers on Amazon do not collect sales tax. States, thirsty for the millions of dollars in unpaid revenue, are coming for the money.

    

With Mugabe’s Era Ending in Zimbabwe, a Warning Echoes in Africa

Robert Mugabe has led Zimbabwe since 1980, but he underestimated his nation’s anger over his son’s unrestrained spending and his wife’s political ambitions.

    

Inside the Truce Village Where a North Korean Soldier Defected

It’s the only spot in the DMZ where soldiers from the North and South stand just feet from one another. It’s also one of the few where someone could make a break for it.

    

Australia’s Curious Path to Legalizing Gay Marriage

A public opinion survey pointing to approval for same-sex marriage is being celebrated and criticized, even among gay couples demanding equality.

    

The Neediest Cases Fund: A Young Poet Loses His Rhythm and Finds His Voice

Hermes Rosa Jr. dropped out of high school and fell into a depression, abandoning his writing. Now, he’s going to college and performing his poems on YouTube.

    

North Korean Soccer Talent Tests Defenses and Sanctions

Some government officials in Italy wonder if a group of North Korean soccer players there are free from the control of their government.

    

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The 200 days of fighting along the Volga River came to be a defining event of World War II. For a Russian conflict photographer, it remains a touchstone.

    

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Two millenniums of oppression may not seem very funny, but in his latest one-man show, Mr. Leguizamo hones the art of comic revisionism.

    

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