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Los Angeles Lakers power forward Larry Nance Jr. was undergoing surgery on his fractured left hand Friday and will miss approximately four-to-six weeks, according to multiple reports.
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  1. Los Angeles Lakers: Larry Nance Jr. out 4-6 weeks with broken hand
  2. Masahiro Tanaka: Pitcher says he'll remain with New York Yankees for next three seasons
  3. Forever Unbridled wins Breeders' Cup Distaff
  4. Ex-coach convicted of 10-year-old's rape, murder in Missouri
  5. Michael Brantley: Cleveland Indians pick up option on injured outfielder
  6. Ichiro Suzuki: Miami Marlins decline option on outfielder
  7. Andrew McCutchen: Pittsburgh Pirates pick up option on star outfielder
  8. New York Jets midseason report card: Jets still one of surprises of NFL season
  9. Border Patrol releases undocumented 10-year-old detained after surgery
  10. Houston Astros pick up contract options on Jose Altuve, Marwin Gonzalez
  11. Danish tennis star Caroline Wozniacki announces engagement to NBA's David Lee
  12. 2017 World Series: Thousands celebrate Houston Astros' first title in downtown parade
  13. Los Angeles Rams safety Cody Davis placed on injured reserve
  14. Rafael Nadal (knee) withdraws from 2017 Rolex Paris Masters tourney
  15. Colin Kaepernick: Owners cell phone records sought in NFL collusion case
  16. 'El Chapo' has deteriorated mental state, lawyer says
  17. Buffalo Bills midseason report card: RB LeSean McCoy says Bills lacked intensity
  18. Patients, doctors often not on same page after leukemia diagnosis: Study
  19. Canadian figure skater Patrick Chan drops out of NHK Trophy competition
  20. German man reports WWII bomb, police find zucchini
  21. Lefties and righties: Flights of honeybees reveal individual directional tendencies
  22. New colon cancer breakthrough may lead to prevention
  23. U.S. government report blames humans for global climate change
  24. BMW recalls 1.4M vehicles over fire risk
  25. Steve Smith threatens to beat up Michael Irvin after pants dis

Los Angeles Lakers: Larry Nance Jr. out 4-6 weeks with broken hand

Los Angeles Lakers power forward Larry Nance Jr. was undergoing surgery on his fractured left hand Friday and will miss approximately four-to-six weeks, according to multiple reports.
    

Masahiro Tanaka: Pitcher says he'll remain with New York Yankees for next three seasons

Right-hander Masahiro Tanaka is staying with the New York Yankees.
    

Forever Unbridled wins Breeders' Cup Distaff

Forever Unbridled wins $2 million Distaff on first day of Breeders' Cup -- a program that also turned up an Irish contender for the 2018 Kentucky Derby.
    

Ex-coach convicted of 10-year-old's rape, murder in Missouri

A Missouri jury convicted a former middle school coach in the rape and murder of a 10-year-old girl, a crime he blamed on his use of methamphetamine.
    

Michael Brantley: Cleveland Indians pick up option on injured outfielder

Injuries shortened Michael Brantley's past two seasons, but the Cleveland Indians exercised his $11.5 million option for 2018 on Friday.
    

Ichiro Suzuki: Miami Marlins decline option on outfielder

The Miami Marlins declined the 2018 option on outfielder Ichiro Suzuki on Friday, the team announced.
    

Andrew McCutchen: Pittsburgh Pirates pick up option on star outfielder

The Pittsburgh Pirates exercised their $14.75 million option on outfielder Andrew McCutchen on Friday.
    

New York Jets midseason report card: Jets still one of surprises of NFL season

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- There was a light moment in the New York Jets locker room Thursday night that showed the team's affinity for its head coach.
    

Border Patrol releases undocumented 10-year-old detained after surgery

Immigration officials released an undocumented 10-year-old girl with cerebral palsy who had been taken into custody after surgery in Texas.
    

Houston Astros pick up contract options on Jose Altuve, Marwin Gonzalez

The World Series champion Houston Astros picked up the contract option of leading American League MVP candidate Jose Altuve on Friday, the team announced.
    

Danish tennis star Caroline Wozniacki announces engagement to NBA's David Lee

Danish tennis star Caroline Wozniacki announced her engagement to former NBA All-Star David Lee on Friday.
    

2017 World Series: Thousands celebrate Houston Astros' first title in downtown parade

Houston Astros standout pitcher Dallas Keuchel had something he wanted to ask the thousands of fans lined outside City Hall on Friday who came to celebrate with the new World Series champions.
    

Los Angeles Rams safety Cody Davis placed on injured reserve

The Los Angeles Rams placed safety Cody Davis on injured reserve Friday due to a lingering thigh injury.
    

Rafael Nadal (knee) withdraws from 2017 Rolex Paris Masters tourney

Rafael Nadal withdrew from the Rolex Paris Masters on Friday before his quarterfinal match due to a right knee injury that could put his participation in the ATP Finals in jeopardy.
    

Colin Kaepernick: Owners cell phone records sought in NFL collusion case

A number of NFL owners will be asked to turn over communications records related to the Colin Kaepernick collusion case against the league.
    

'El Chapo' has deteriorated mental state, lawyer says

A lawyer for Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman requested a medical examination of his client, saying harsh jail conditions are impacting his mental state.
    

Buffalo Bills midseason report card: RB LeSean McCoy says Bills lacked intensity

It was a rough night for the Buffalo Bills in the shadows of New York City as they put forth their worst performance of the season on national TV, a 34-21 setback to the New York Jets.
    

Patients, doctors often not on same page after leukemia diagnosis: Study

The stress of a frightening leukemia diagnosis may impede clear doctor-patient communication, a new study suggests.
    

Canadian figure skater Patrick Chan drops out of NHK Trophy competition

Canadian figure skater Patrick Chan will not compete in the upcoming NHK Trophy after a disastrous free-skate program at Skate Canada last weekend.
    

German man reports WWII bomb, police find zucchini

An 81-year-old German man called police to tell them he found a World War II-era bomb in his garden, but when officers showed up, they found a zucchini instead.
    

Lefties and righties: Flights of honeybees reveal individual directional tendencies

Just as humans and other animals are often more dexterous with one hand or paw -- usually the right -- honeybees have individualized flight pattern preferences.
    

New colon cancer breakthrough may lead to prevention

Researchers at the University of Warwick have found that a natural body process can cause inflammation, increasing the risk of colon cancer and Crohn's disease.
    

U.S. government report blames humans for global climate change

Humans are to blame to for global warming, according to the most comprehensive climate change report yet produced by the federal government.
    

BMW recalls 1.4M vehicles over fire risk

German automaker BMW announced Friday it is recalling 1.4 million vehicles in North America over fire risks.
    

Steve Smith threatens to beat up Michael Irvin after pants dis

Hall of Fame wide receiver Michael Irvin filmed an apology for Steve Smith after he made fun of his pants live on the air.
    
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  1. Weinstein Scandal Strikes at Heart of Britain's Toxic Political Culture
  2. Children View Trump Through 'Soft Power' Lens
  3. 'Severe' Plague Hits 1,800 in Madagascar
  4. How Catalonia's Bid for Independence From Spain Unfolded
  5. Russian Trolls Duped Global Media Thousands of Times
  6. U.S. Carries Out 1st Airstrikes Against ISIS in Somalia
  7. Lesbian Congresswoman Creates 'Path Toward Representation' in Guatemala
  8. Bowe Bergdahl Won't Go to Prison, Is Dishonorably Discharged
  9. Trump Warns ISIS Will Pay a 'Big Price' After NYC Attack
  10. Olympian's 6-Year Murder Sentence Is Too Lenient, Prosecutors Argue
  11. Scientists Discover Hidden Structure in Egypt's Great Pyramid
  12. Cosmic Rays Reveal Big 'Void' in Great Pyramid
  13. Mexican Gang Leader Getting Plastic Surgery Shot Dead in Hospital
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Weinstein Scandal Strikes at Heart of Britain's Toxic Political Culture

Britain's defense secretary quit earlier this week after conceding his past behavior had "fallen short of the high standards" expected by the military.

    

Children View Trump Through 'Soft Power' Lens

As President Trump stamps his imprint on the country's image abroad, how does a generation of children — the leaders of tomorrow — view America and its leader?

    

'Severe' Plague Hits 1,800 in Madagascar

Plague is spreading in Madagascar, WHO says, and it's likely to be a threat until April.

    

How Catalonia's Bid for Independence From Spain Unfolded

The Catalan Parliament declared independence from Spain Friday. What were the events leading up to the declaration?

    

Russian Trolls Duped Global Media Thousands of Times

Global news outlets inadvertently published articles containing embedded tweets by confirmed Kremlin-linked troll accounts in over 11,000 news articles.

    

U.S. Carries Out 1st Airstrikes Against ISIS in Somalia

The U.S. Africa Command said two drone strikes killed "several terrorists" in northeastern Somalia.

    

Lesbian Congresswoman Creates 'Path Toward Representation' in Guatemala

Sandra Moran, the first openly LGBTQ member of Guatemala's Congress, wants to create a country where all people are protected and represented.

    

Bowe Bergdahl Won't Go to Prison, Is Dishonorably Discharged

Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl is sentenced to a dishonorable discharge and a reduction in rank for abandoning his 2009 post in Afghanistan, despite Trump's call for severe punishment.

    

Trump Warns ISIS Will Pay a 'Big Price' After NYC Attack

Trump on Twitter said ISIS was being hit 'much harder' in the last two days and blasted the suspect in the truck rampage in Manhattan as a 'degenerate animal.'

    

Olympian's 6-Year Murder Sentence Is Too Lenient, Prosecutors Argue

Prosecutors believe Oscar Pistorius' six-year prison sentence for killing girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp is "shockingly" lenient and say he hasn't shown remorse.

    

Scientists Discover Hidden Structure in Egypt's Great Pyramid

The find is the first such discovery in the pyramid since the 19th century and one likely to spark a new surge of interest in the pharaohs.

    

Cosmic Rays Reveal Big 'Void' in Great Pyramid

Researchers have used cosmic ray particles called muons to image a big void inside the Great Pyramid of Cheops, or Khufu, in Egypt.

    

Mexican Gang Leader Getting Plastic Surgery Shot Dead in Hospital

Prosecutors said that Jesus Martin — also known as "El Kalimba" — had tried to have his fingerprints removed.

    

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  7. Fact Check: Take Claims About State and Local Tax Deductions With a Grain of Salt
  8. Commercial Real Estate, Which Fueled Trump’s Fortune, Fares Well in Tax Plan
  9. Police Building Case to Arrest Harvey Weinstein After Sexual Assault Claim
  10. As Sex Accusations Flood Social Media, Lawyers Gear Up for Suits
  11. Bowe Bergdahl Avoids Prison for Desertion; Trump Calls Sentence a ‘Disgrace’
  12. Bowe Bergdahl Recounts His Time in Captivity
  13. Education Disrupted: How Silicon Valley Plans to Conquer the Classroom
  14. Are You First Gen? Depends on Who’s Asking
  15. Op-Ed Contributor: Our Moral Opportunity on Climate Change
  16. Editorial: A Good Choice for the Fed. But if Only …
  17. Op-Ed Columnist: Rick Perry’s Strange Sex Story
  18. Op-Ed Columnist: The Sleazy Case Against Mueller’s Probe
  19. Op-Ed Contributor: A Billionaire Destroyed His Newsrooms Out of Spite
  20. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: National Parks for the 1 Percent
  21. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The G.O.P. Tax Bill Helps Me and That’s Too Bad
  22. opinion: The Promise of Ecstasy for PTSD
  23. Spain Issues Arrest Warrant for Ousted Catalan Leader
  24. Guilty Verdict in the Death of a Gender-Fluid Iowa Teenager
  25. Broadcom Is Said to Weigh Takeover Bid of Qualcomm
  26. 10-Year-Old Immigrant Who Was Detained After Surgery Is Released
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  28. Iraqi Kurds’ Independence Vote Exposed Risks to Energy Strategy
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Trump, Taxes, Harvey Weinstein: Your Friday Evening Briefing

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

    

U.S. Report Says Humans Cause Climate Change, Contradicting Top Trump Officials

A report from 13 federal agencies says humans are the main cause of global warming, a position at odds with some in the Trump administration.

    

What the Climate Report Says About the Impact of Global Warming

Climate change is affecting the United States more than ever, and the impacts on people and the economy are expected to increase, a draft section of the National Climate Assessment says.

    

‘Very Frustrated’ Trump Becomes Top Critic of Law Enforcement

Mr. Trump’s repeated assaults on the criminal justice system cross lines other presidents have largely observed since the Watergate era.

    

Trump Campaign Adviser Met With Russian Officials in 2016

Carter Page, a former foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign, told House investigators he met with Russian government officials during a July 2016 trip to Moscow. He has long denied doing so.

    

Lobbying Frenzy Begins on Tax Bill

Special interest groups are racing to preserve prized tax breaks but are running into a sprint by Republicans to get the bill passed and delivered to President Trump by Christmas.

    

Fact Check: Take Claims About State and Local Tax Deductions With a Grain of Salt

Republicans claim that conservative-leaning states “subsidize” liberal-leaning states through deduction, while Democrats say repealing it will hurt middle-class families.

    

Commercial Real Estate, Which Fueled Trump’s Fortune, Fares Well in Tax Plan

On multiple provisions in the House tax package, commercial real estate developers were exempted from changes that would affect other industries.

    

Police Building Case to Arrest Harvey Weinstein After Sexual Assault Claim

The police in New York said they were developing a case against Harvey Weinstein in investigating the claims of an actress who said he sexually attacked her in 2010.

    

As Sex Accusations Flood Social Media, Lawyers Gear Up for Suits

Brett Ratner, a Hollywood director, sued a woman who accused him of sexual harassment. Some lawyers expect more such cases to happen, they said.

    

Bowe Bergdahl Avoids Prison for Desertion; Trump Calls Sentence a ‘Disgrace’

The sentence ends an eight-year drama that began in 2009 in Afghanistan. He is dishonorably discharged from the Army, has his rank reduced and must forfeit some pay.
    

Bowe Bergdahl Recounts His Time in Captivity

The Times obtained never-before-seen outtakes from the British filmmaker Sean Langan’s documentary, “Coming Home: Bowe Bergdahl vs. The United States,” from January 2016. It gives the public a chance to see Sergeant Bergdahl’s firsthand account of his captivity.
    

Education Disrupted: How Silicon Valley Plans to Conquer the Classroom

Tech firms are deploying sophisticated marketing techniques to try to sell their wares into America’s schools.

    

Are You First Gen? Depends on Who’s Asking

With so many variations on what constitutes higher education as well as family, it’s no wonder there are so many definitions. And that matters.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Our Moral Opportunity on Climate Change

Reducing the causes of climate change is a way to love our neighbor and steward the gift of creation.

    

Editorial: A Good Choice for the Fed. But if Only …

President Trump could have done better by offering Janet Yellen, who has done a terrific job, a second term.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: Rick Perry’s Strange Sex Story

Fossil fuels can fix anything.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: The Sleazy Case Against Mueller’s Probe

The suggestion that the Steele dossier has been discredited is discreditable to the point of being dishonest.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: A Billionaire Destroyed His Newsrooms Out of Spite

DNAinfo and Gothamist weren’t shuttered because of money. They were shut down because they unionized.

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: National Parks for the 1 Percent

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Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The G.O.P. Tax Bill Helps Me and That’s Too Bad

Buried in the 429-page bill is good news for wealthy “carried interest” users like me. But there is little there to help the middle class.
    

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Spain Issues Arrest Warrant for Ousted Catalan Leader

A judge issued the international warrant for Carles Puigdemont and four members of his now-deposed government, all of whom have fled to Belgium.
    

Guilty Verdict in the Death of a Gender-Fluid Iowa Teenager

The killing of Kedarie Johnson drew national attention when Attorney General Jeff Sessions sent a federal hate crimes lawyer to aid in the prosecution.

    

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Should Broadcom decide to pursue a deal, it would be the biggest takeover bid in the semiconductor business to date.

    

10-Year-Old Immigrant Who Was Detained After Surgery Is Released

An undocumented girl with cerebral palsy was allowed to rejoin her family, though she still faces the possibility of deportation.

    

In Atlanta, a Thorny Question: Should the Next Mayor Be Black?

Voters in the “Black Mecca” are asking themselves how important it is to maintain a streak of black mayors dating to 1974.

    

Iraqi Kurds’ Independence Vote Exposed Risks to Energy Strategy

Regional leaders have long sought to craft an oil and gas policy independent of Baghdad, but the fallout from the recent referendum reveals new liabilities.

    

The Unspeakable Greatness of Giannis Antetokounmpo

The Bucks’ All-Star isn’t changing the way his position is played. He’s changing the way all the positions are played.

    

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