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The Washington Wizards already let the young Los Angeles Lakers snake a victory from them this season. With an improved defense, they did not let another win slip away.
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  1. John Wall, Washington Wizards get revenge on Los Angeles Lakers
  2. Seattle Seahawks RB C.J. Prosise exits due to ankle injury vs. Arizona Cardinals
  3. Richard Sherman: Seattle Seahawks cornerback leaves game with serious heel injury
  4. Parents of Iowa infant found rotting in swing plead not guilty
  5. North Korea could continue testing weapons, analyst says
  6. 11 cities to provide attorneys for immigrants facing deportation
  7. Bernie Madoff victims to begin receiving compensation
  8. Dismissed Menendez juror predicts hung jury in bribery case
  9. Seattle Seahawks DT Jarran Reed leaves with hamstring injury vs. Arizona Cardinals
  10. Giancarlo Stanton, Aaron Judge highlight 2017 MLB Silver Slugger Award winners
  11. John Hillerman from 'Magnum, P.I.' dies at age 84
  12. DOJ to prosecute trafficking of fentanyl-related substances
  13. 'Taken' Season 2 gets Jan. 12 premiere date
  14. More than 200 arrests made in Saudi corruption crackdown
  15. Could fish oil, vitamin D help ease lupus?
  16. Menus with calorie counts seem to be paying off
  17. Low-fat diet may cut pancreatic cancer risk for overweight older women
  18. Michael B. Jordan to direct 'The Stars Beneath Our Feet'
  19. IOC bans four Russian skiers for doping at Sochi Olympics
  20. Miami Dolphins offensive line could be shuffled due to injuries
  21. Rian Johnson to head up another 'Star Wars' trilogy

John Wall, Washington Wizards get revenge on Los Angeles Lakers

The Washington Wizards already let the young Los Angeles Lakers snake a victory from them this season. With an improved defense, they did not let another win slip away.
    

Seattle Seahawks RB C.J. Prosise exits due to ankle injury vs. Arizona Cardinals

The Seattle Seahawks lost running back C.J. Prosise to an ankle injury in the third quarter of their Thursday night game against the Arizona Cardinals.
    

Richard Sherman: Seattle Seahawks cornerback leaves game with serious heel injury

Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman left Thursday's game against the Arizona Cardinals in the third quarter with what was described as a heel injury.
    

Parents of Iowa infant found rotting in swing plead not guilty

The parents of a infant whose dead body was found rotting and covered in maggots in a child swing pled not guilty to murder charges.
    

North Korea could continue testing weapons, analyst says

North Korea may have refrained from provocations for more than a month, but the country could take on one more test to defy the United States.
    

11 cities to provide attorneys for immigrants facing deportation

Eleven cities and counties across the nation announced that they will join an effort to guarantee an attorney to undocumented immigrants facing deportation.
    

Bernie Madoff victims to begin receiving compensation

Victims of convicted hedge fund fraudster Bernie Madoff will start to receive payments from a fund created to compensate them.
    

Dismissed Menendez juror predicts hung jury in bribery case

A juror who was dismissed from the corruption trial of U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez said she expects deliberation to end in a hung jury.
    

Seattle Seahawks DT Jarran Reed leaves with hamstring injury vs. Arizona Cardinals

The Seattle Seahawks lost defensive tackle Jarran Reed to a hamstring injury in the first quarter of their Thursday night game against the Arizona Cardinals.
    

Giancarlo Stanton, Aaron Judge highlight 2017 MLB Silver Slugger Award winners

Since a major league record for home runs in a season was set in 2017, it is not surprising that the list of Silver Slugger Award winners announced Thursday included a number of long-ball hitters.
    

John Hillerman from 'Magnum, P.I.' dies at age 84

"Magnum, P.I." and "The Betty White Show" alum John Hillerman died Thursday in Houston. He was 84.
    

DOJ to prosecute trafficking of fentanyl-related substances

Anyone who possesses, imports, distributes or manufactures any fetanyl-related substance can be criminally prosecuted, the Justice Department said Thursday.
    

'Taken' Season 2 gets Jan. 12 premiere date

NBC has set Jan. 12 as the start date for Season 2 of its action drama "Taken."
    

More than 200 arrests made in Saudi corruption crackdown

Saudi Arabian officials said Thursday that more than 200 people have been arrested as the government investigates corruption and the misuse of billions.
    

Could fish oil, vitamin D help ease lupus?

People with lupus may fare better if they have enough vitamin D and omega-3 fats in their diet, preliminary research suggests.
    

Menus with calorie counts seem to be paying off

    

Low-fat diet may cut pancreatic cancer risk for overweight older women

A low-fat diet may lower older women's risk of pancreatic cancer, a new study suggests.
    

Michael B. Jordan to direct 'The Stars Beneath Our Feet'

Author David Barclay Moore announced via Twitter that Michael B. Jordan will direct the movie version of his novel "The Stars Beneath Our Feet."
    

IOC bans four Russian skiers for doping at Sochi Olympics

The International Olympic Committee banned four Russian skiers and annulled their results from the 2014 Winter Games after they were found guilty of doping.
    

Miami Dolphins offensive line could be shuffled due to injuries

Offensive line adjustments are the reality for the Miami Dolphins this week because right tackle Ja'Wuan James is expected to be sidelined due to a left hamstring injury.
    

Rian Johnson to head up another 'Star Wars' trilogy

"The Last Jedi" writer-director Rian Johnson has signed on to create a new "Star Wars" trilogy, Lucasfilm announced Thursday.
    
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Sex Allegations Against Roy Moore Send Republicans Reeling - New York Times


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Sex Allegations Against Roy Moore Send Republicans Reeling
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Roy S. Moore, the Republican candidate for United States Senator in Alabama, was accused of making sexual or romantic overtures to teenagers. Credit Kevin D. Liles for The New York Times. ATLANTA — Republicans in Washington seemed near panic ...
Republican Senate Candidate Moore Hit by Sexual Misconduct AllegationsU.S. News & World Report
Ryan: Roy Moore allegations 'disqualifying if true'The Hill
GOP's Roy Moore pushed to quit Senate race after accusation he molested 14-year-old girlLos Angeles Times
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Senate Tax Plan Diverges From House Version, Highlighting Political Pressures
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From left, Senator Orrin Hatch, the chairman of the Finance Committee, with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Gary D. Cohn, the national economic adviser, gathered for a meeting on tax overhaul legislation at the Capitol on Thursday. Credit Tom ...
Senate GOP's tax bill points to nasty fight aheadPolitico
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US finds unlikely ally in Vietnam as a former partner tilts to China - CNN


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(CNN) US President Donald Trump may have left China for the final leg of his Asia tour, but the specter of Beijing will loom large over his discussions with Southeast Asian nations on the issues dominating the region. At the core of much of what Trump ...
Trump Promotes Deals in China, but Hints at Long Trade Fight AheadNew York Times
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  1. Olympic Punishment Signals U.S. Election Meddling, Putin Says
  2. Trump, Once Critical From Afar, Gives China a Pass in Trade War
  3. Trump Administration Backs Saudi Prince's Housecleaning
  4. Saudi Arabia and Iran Battle for Power in the Middle East
  5. Chechen Pop Singer Feared Kidnapped, Victim of 'Anti-Gay Purge'
  6. New Exoskeleton Does the Heavy Lifting for These Factory Workers
  7. Trump Skirts 'Great Firewall' of China With Trip Tweets
  8. After Missile Attack, Saudi Arabia Claims Iran Is 'on a Rampage'
  9. 12 Tons of Cocaine Seized in Colombia's Biggest-Ever Drug Bust
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Olympic Punishment Signals U.S. Election Meddling, Putin Says

Russia's president said doping allegations against Russia could be the United States's way to use its influence to meddle in Russia's March election.

    

Trump, Once Critical From Afar, Gives China a Pass in Trade War

The comments are a remarkable shift in tone by Trump, who campaigned on taking China to task over its trade practices as a candidate for president.

    

Trump Administration Backs Saudi Prince's Housecleaning

Saudi Arabia's efforts to crack down on Iranian influence across the Middle East come on the heels of similar moves by the Trump administration.

    

Saudi Arabia and Iran Battle for Power in the Middle East

Saudi Arabia's order for its citizens to leave Lebanon is the latest ominous signal in an escalating confrontation between the region's chief rivals.

    

Chechen Pop Singer Feared Kidnapped, Victim of 'Anti-Gay Purge'

Zelimkhan Bakaev could be the most prominent figure to fall victim to the semiautonomous Russian region's alleged gay purge.

    

New Exoskeleton Does the Heavy Lifting for These Factory Workers

The EksoVest could protect assembly line workers from injury and strain.

    

Trump Skirts 'Great Firewall' of China With Trip Tweets

President Trump managed to overcome the "Great Firewall" of China, tweeting during his visit despite a local ban on Western social media platforms.

    

After Missile Attack, Saudi Arabia Claims Iran Is 'on a Rampage'

Saudi foriegn minister Adel al-Jubeir called Iran "outlaw state" and blamed it for a missile attack on Riyadh that "could be considered an act of war."

    

12 Tons of Cocaine Seized in Colombia's Biggest-Ever Drug Bust

The drugs were found stored underground on four farms in a banana-growing region of northwest Antioquia province, near Colombia's border with Panama.

    

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  1. Republican Party, China, Louis C.K.: Your Thursday Evening Briefing
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  4. News Analysis: A Middle-Class Tax Cut? It Depends Who and Where You Are
  5. Louis C.K. Is Accused of Sexual Misconduct by 5 Women
  6. HBO Cuts Louis C.K. From ‘Night of Too Many Stars’ Special
  7. On Washington: Republicans Are All In on Tax Plans, but Face Real Political Risk
  8. Trump Promotes Deals in China, but Hints at Long Trade Fight Ahead
  9. Grisly Video of a Massacre Raises an Unsettling Question: Who Should See It?
  10. AR-15: The Gun Behind So Many Mass Shootings
  11. Are Mass Murderers Insane? Usually Not, Researchers Say
  12. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Why Blocking the AT&T-Time Warner Merger Might Be Right
  13. Editorial: Nothing to Cheer About in New York City Elections
  14. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Brazilian Women Can Learn to Yell
  15. Editorial: Puerto Rico’s Second-Class Treatment on Food Aid
  16. Op-Ed Contributor: Trump’s Crazy Choices for the Courts
  17. Op-Ed Contributors: When Calling 911 Makes You a ‘Nuisance’ and Gets You Evicted
  18. Op-Ed Contributor: Diana Nyad: My Life After Sexual Assault
  19. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Republicans Wonder How to Make the Rich Richer
  20. Op-Ed Contributor: David Boies’s Egregious Involvement With Harvey Weinstein
  21. Brooklyn Diocese Names 8 Priests Who Sexually Abused Children
  22. Putin Sees U.S. Conspiracy After Olympic Doping Ban on 4 Russians
  23. Chinese-Owned Factory in Ohio Fights Off Unionization Plan
  24. Saudi Arabia Orders Its Citizens Out of Lebanon, Raising Fears of War
  25. On the Table, the Brain Appeared Normal
  26. Charlotte Gainsbourg Finds Her Own Voice
  27. 5 Cheap(ish) Things to Help You Prep Thanksgiving Dinner
  28. Album Review: Swift Is a 2017 Pop Machine on ‘Reputation,’ but at What Cost?
  29. Review: ‘The Band’s Visit’ Is a Ravishing Musical That Whispers With Romance
  30. Pussy Riot Takes Aim at Trump and Putin in New Song
  31. The Statue That Never Was
  32. The Interpreter: What Explains U.S. Mass Shootings? International Comparisons Suggest an Answer
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Republican Party, China, Louis C.K.: Your Thursday Evening Briefing

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

    

Senate Tax Plan Diverges From House Version, Highlighting Political Pressures

The Senate Finance Committee unveiled its sweeping tax plan, which would delay the corporate rate cut to 2019 but preserve prized tax breaks like the mortgage interest deduction.

    

How Could a Tax Change Affect You? This Is What the Senate and House Propose

Here’s a guide to some of the consumer-facing issues under consideration.

    

News Analysis: A Middle-Class Tax Cut? It Depends Who and Where You Are

With details evolving, uncertainty remains, but House and Senate Republican proposals are unfavorable to those in high-cost states that are Democratic bastions.

    

Louis C.K. Is Accused of Sexual Misconduct by 5 Women

As the powerful comedian found success by talking about his hang-ups, he was also asking female comics and co-workers to watch him masturbate.

    

HBO Cuts Louis C.K. From ‘Night of Too Many Stars’ Special

The network’s decision came as celebrities like Rosie O’Donnell and Jason Alexander responded to allegations of sexual misconduct against the comic.

    

On Washington: Republicans Are All In on Tax Plans, but Face Real Political Risk

The House and Senate are plunging ahead with Republican tax plans that could prove costly to some lawmakers in 2018 elections.

    

Trump Promotes Deals in China, but Hints at Long Trade Fight Ahead

Washington and Beijing are preparing to tackle thorny trade issues that went unaddressed by a meeting that stressed cooperation and muted rhetoric.

    

Grisly Video of a Massacre Raises an Unsettling Question: Who Should See It?

Texas officials have not said whether they will release a video of the church massacre that left 26 people dead. Whether they should is a different question.

    

AR-15: The Gun Behind So Many Mass Shootings

The AR-15 assault rifle is commonly used in mass shootings in the United States. Here's a closer look at likely reasons why.
    

Are Mass Murderers Insane? Usually Not, Researchers Say

Devin P. Kelley, who killed 26 churchgoers in Texas, may have been deeply disturbed. But severe mental illness cannot explain most cases of mass murder.

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Why Blocking the AT&T-Time Warner Merger Might Be Right

The Trump administration is correct in taking a hard look at the proposed takeover, which could discourage competition and hurt consumers.

    

Editorial: Nothing to Cheer About in New York City Elections

The mayor won with the votes of only 16 percent of the electorate. An unopposed prosecutor got surprising opposition. And fewer women will hold office.

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Brazilian Women Can Learn to Yell

We are raised to be delicate and deferential. I’m working on putting up my fists.

    

Editorial: Puerto Rico’s Second-Class Treatment on Food Aid

A 35-year-old budget cap has denied the island the more generous and swifter relief that storm victims this year in Texas and Florida received.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Trump’s Crazy Choices for the Courts

These judicial nominees are so far outside the mainstream, even some conservative Republicans have expressed dismay.

    

Op-Ed Contributors: When Calling 911 Makes You a ‘Nuisance’ and Gets You Evicted

Seeking help from a suicide hotline or emergency services can leave innocent people homeless.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Diana Nyad: My Life After Sexual Assault

I’m almost 70. And I’m still not sure I’ll ever fully heal from what my coach did.

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Republicans Wonder How to Make the Rich Richer

The House tax bill championed by President Trump finds many different ways to increase inequality.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: David Boies’s Egregious Involvement With Harvey Weinstein

His legal work undermined the press, posed a conflict of interest and helped conceal abuse.

    

Brooklyn Diocese Names 8 Priests Who Sexually Abused Children

One priest, after being defrocked in 1992, went on to an illustrious career in academia while his victims’ lives “have been destroyed,” a lawyer said.

    

Putin Sees U.S. Conspiracy After Olympic Doping Ban on 4 Russians

President Vladimir V. Putin said the penalties were part of a U.S. effort to disrupt the country’s 2018 presidential election “in response to our alleged interference in their elections.”

    

Chinese-Owned Factory in Ohio Fights Off Unionization Plan

Workers at the Fuyao Glass factory in Moraine overwhelmingly rejected the union proposal in a key test of how Chinese companies deal with labor relations.

    

Saudi Arabia Orders Its Citizens Out of Lebanon, Raising Fears of War

Analysts say that a war in the region is unlikely, but the escalation of tensions in a bewildering crisis involving the two Arab nations raises the risk.

    

On the Table, the Brain Appeared Normal

But it was profoundly damaged. Taken from a 27-year-old man who was a star of his profession before hanging himself, the brain became an object of fascination.

    

Charlotte Gainsbourg Finds Her Own Voice

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Album Review: Swift Is a 2017 Pop Machine on ‘Reputation,’ but at What Cost?

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Review: ‘The Band’s Visit’ Is a Ravishing Musical That Whispers With Romance

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The Statue That Never Was

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