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NEW YORK -- Mike James is not your typical rookie making plays down the stretch in an NBA game. 
A Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals officer used a spoon to rescue a bat that found its way into a British couple's light shade. 
At least two people have been confirmed dead after an accident at a Nevada gold mine Tuesday, officials said. 
A British man was sentenced to 40 months in prison for forcing two Polish men into slavery. 
California legalized marijuana, but the taxes could be so high that illegal purchases will be more attractive to buyers, according to a report released Monday. 
Europeans send some of their best to take on American runners in the grass events on this year's Breeders' Cup program Nov. 3-4 at Del Mar. 
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Green Bay Packers tight end Martellus Bennett dropped a social media bomb last Saturday when he posted on Instagram that he was "pretty sure" he would retire at the end of the 2017 season. 
A showdown involving Arrogate and Gun Runner in the $6 million Classic highlights a stellar main-track program for the Nov. 3-4 Breeders' Cup World Championships at Del Mar. 
In South Korea, one of Trump's stopovers, there might be greater anxiety the United States could be overlooking a longtime ally. 
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Chris Harris Jr. was at wit's end late Monday night. 
The Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns failed to work out a trade that would have sent quarterback AJ McCarron to Cleveland, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on Tuesday. 
New research confirms that breast-feeding for two to four months of a newborn's life can significantly reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome. 
An outbreak of a potentially deadly bacteria linked to contaminated puppy poop has spread to 15 states, a new federal report shows. 
Despite a significant risk of head injuries in baseball and softball, helmet use in those sports is low, a new review says. 
Two Southeastern Conference teams occupied the top two spots in the first College Football Playoff rankings released Tuesday night. 
The government of France will officially end its state of emergency Wednesday, almost two years after the 2015 terror attacks that killed 130 people in Paris. 
Henry the hippo, father of viral premature hippo Fiona, was euthanized at age 36 on Tuesday, the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens said. 
Speaking publicly for the first time since Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta officially won re-election, opposition leader Raila Odinga called the vote a "sham." 
Houston Texans star Jadeveon Clowney wore an inmate costume for Halloween, weeks after Bob McNair made comments comparing the NFL to a prison. 
The Money Team must have spent some of that cash at a Halloween store before Floyd Mayweather sported four different looks for the spooky holiday. 
New research suggests when it comes to the energy of demands of the brain, humans aren't as special as previously thought. 
A school in California was evacuated after a man took a teacher hostage, school district officials said Tuesday. 
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 Washington Post | Facebook, Google and Twitter testified on Capitol Hill. Here's what they said. Washington Post Lawyers from Facebook, Google and Twitter are testifying on Capitol Hill Tuesday afternoon amid mounting political pressure to fully investigate Russian efforts to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign and reveal publicly what they find. It is ... Tech Executives Are Contrite About Election Meddling, but Make Few Promises on Capitol Hill Facebook, Twitter: Russian actors sought to undermine Trump after election Senators Blast Facebook, Twitter, Google in Russia Probe |
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Mistake on Indictment Shows Case Was 'Cooked Up,' Russia SaysRussia's foreign ministry spokeswoman highlighted the indictment against Paul Manafort wrongly describes Yulia Tymoshenko as an ex-president of Ukraine.
Looking for a Halloween Playlist? NASA Shares Universe's Spooky SoundsWorld's First Rotating Skyscraper Will Morph on CommandDubai's planned Dynamic Tower will have 80 floors that are able to swivel independently a full 360 degrees.
Prosecutors: Ex-Campaign Aide a 'Small Part' of Mueller's ProbeGeorge Papadopoulos admits he lied to FBI agents about the timing and extent of his contacts with Russians about setting up a meeting with Donald Trump.
Auto Industry Declares War on Trump Over NAFTAThe trade agreement is worth $1.2 trillion to the auto industry, say automakers and parts companies.
Climate Change Is Already Messing Us Up, Report SaysClimate change is already killing people through extreme weather and is damaging human health, as well as the economy, a new report finds.
New 'Singing' Car Offers a Fix for Pedestrian ProblemNew 'Canto' system emits an electronic tone to let people know an electric vehicle is coming.
Lost Sailors Did Not Activate Emergency BeaconThe device, which communicates with satellites and sends locations to authorities, was aboard but never turned on, the Coast Guard said.
Bowe Bergdahl Cries and Apologizes on Stand During SentencingBergdahl started crying multiple times, at one point shaking his head and too overcome with emotion to answer a question about his captivity from the defense.
Who Is George Papadopoulos? Junior Staffer Sought to Be Power BrokerProsecutors and others painted a portrait of George Papadopoulos, who pleaded guilty in the Russia investigation, as a neophyte with little knowledge of the country he was trying to cozy up to.
13 Million People Inside Syria Need Aid, U.N. WarnsNearly 3 million people continue to live in besieged and hard-to-reach areas where the U.N. faces "considerable challenges" in meeting humanitarian needs.
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Video Appears to Show a New York Terror Suspect FleeingAmateur video appears to show a suspect trying to flee the scene of a deadly vehicle attack near the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan before being stopped by the police.
A Mangled School Bus, Bodies Everywhere; ‘It Was Surreal’A truck ramming bicyclists. The driver emerging with weapons drawn. For those who saw the attack, it was as confusing as it was gruesome.
What We Know and Don’t Know About the Manhattan Truck AttackEight people were killed and at least 11 were injured when the driver of a rented truck drove down a bike lane. Many details remain unclear.
Trump Foreign Policy Advisers Were Brought On to Solve a Political Problem. Now They Are One.As he closed in on the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, Donald J. Trump named foreign policy advisers who are now under scrutiny for Russia ties.
Andrew Weissmann, Mueller’s Legal Pit BullMr. Weissmann, on leave from the Justice Department, brings decades of experience prosecuting Mafia heads and white-collar crime to the Russia investigation.
Washington Memo: A Capital Consumed by Talk of Scandal and SuspicionA day after the first charges from the investigation into Russian election interference, the president seethed, his party ducked and the opposition chortled.
In Wealthy Enclaves He Frequents, Manafort’s Spending Fails to ImpressThe document charging Paul Manafort with money laundering, tax evasion and foreign lobbying reads less like a 12-count federal indictment and more like the ultimate spendthrift whodunit.
Tech Executives Are Contrite About Election Meddling, but Make Few Promises on Capitol HillFacebook, Twitter and Google all acknowledged ahead of hearings that Russia’s use of their platforms to sway the American electorate was bigger than previously acknowledged.
How to Fix Facebook? We Asked 9 ExpertsTechnologists, academics, politicians and journalists suggested ways to improve Facebook — as a product, a company or both.
Mediator: Russia Inquiry Fails to Unite a NationThe opacity of tech companies is matched by the efforts of some conservative media outlets to confuse and distract, leaving one to wonder how the nation will come together.
Dartmouth College Professors Investigated Over Sexual Misconduct AllegationsThree professors from the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences have been put on paid leave as a criminal investigation is carried out.
In a Superstar Economy, a Bull Market in Superstar HarassersWith companies operating on a more sweeping scale and conferring bigger rewards, more workers are apt to act with impunity, researchers say.
Top NPR Editor Accused of Sexual Harassment While at The New York TimesMichael Oreskes is the latest major media figure to face such accusations after two women said he had made advances on them while discussing job opportunities.
Op-Ed Contributor: Trump Can Pardon Manafort. He Shouldn’t.Op-Ed Contributor: Manafort Is the Tip of the IcebergOp-Ed Contributor: Net Neutrality: Why Artists and Activists Can’t Afford to Lose ItA level internet playing field lets them, and everyone else, bypass powerful gatekeepers.
Op-Ed Contributors: The Dangerous Myth of the Judicial ‘Resistance’Denouncing judges who rule against the president is an attack on the independence and integrity of the entire judiciary.
Republicans Delay Releasing Tax Bill, Signaling Trouble for PartyThe bill was delayed for another day as Republicans struggled with cutting tax rates without alienating key constituencies by eliminating popular tax breaks.
A Refusal to Compromise? Civil War Historians Beg to DifferHistorians respond to John Kelly’s claim that “the lack of an ability to compromise” led to the Civil War.
At Halloween Parade, a Thinner Crowd and a ‘Tense Environment’Blocks from where a driver plowed a truck through pedestrians and cyclists, the Village Halloween Parade went on, its revelry tinged with determination.
Netflix Suspends Production of ‘House of Cards’The streaming service made the announcement two days after the show’s star, Kevin Spacey, was accused of making an unwanted sexual advance on a boy in the 1980s.
Pruitt Bars Some Scientists From Advising E.P.A.The new rules implemented by Scott Pruitt would effectively shut out many academic scientists who rely on federal funding, replacing them with researchers from industry.
Jerusalem Memo: Is the End of Israeli Democracy Nigh? Israelis Debate Its FutureWarnings that Israel’s right-wing government threatens the country’s democracy are coming from the right-wing establishment itself.
What’s the Economic Cost of Brexit? Pineapples Tell a TaleAs Britain pursues an exit from the European Union, higher costs on imported goods and uncertainty about trade have conspired to weaken its economy.
You Are Looking Live at Brent Musburger in the CasinoThe former football broadcaster is betting heavily that his family-owned streaming site will be a hit with gamblers obeying “the guys in the desert.”
Xi Jinping Vows No Poverty in China by 2020. That Could Be Hard.The president’s lofty vision clashes with the harsh reality of deteriorating rural life and disparities in education and health care.
Profile: Hilde Lysiak, Reporter, Author, 10-Year-OldHer story went viral when she scooped a local homicide story. Now, she stars in a children’s book series based on her reporting experiences.
Restaurant Review: Momofuku Ssam Bar Keeps Evolving Under a Singaporean ChefDavid Chang’s second restaurant rewrote the rules. Now it’s on the move again under Max Ng.
Review: Greta Gerwig’s ‘Lady Bird’ Is Big-Screen PerfectionSaoirse Ronan plays a high school senior who insists on asserting her individuality, and it makes for a thrilling film.
A Word With: ‘Stranger Things 2’: Pixar’s Andrew Stanton on Directing 2 EpisodesThe director of “Finding Nemo” and “Wall-E” discussed the experience of being a hired gun on someone else’s project.
17 Shacks and a Piece of Hudson HistoryA cluster of century-old fishing shacks in Hudson, N.Y., once at risk of being demolished, is now being preserved. Step inside one of the shacks and wander around the site. Loss of Federal Protections May Imperil Pacific Reefs, Scientists WarnFisheries officials call the marine national monuments unnecessary, and their boundaries are said to be under review by the Trump administration.
Many Academics Are Eager to Publish in Worthless JournalsFar from being duped, researchers with few resources are turning to “predatory” journals to publish articles and polish resumes.
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