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The former police chief of a small New Jersey town was arrested by the FBI Thursday for hate crimes he allegedly committed while on duty.
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  1. FBI arrests former N.J. police chief for hate crimes against black teen
  2. Klay Thompson's 27 points paces Golden State Warriors past San Antonio Spurs
  3. Brett Ratner files lawsuit against rape accuser for defamation
  4. Green Bay Packers need better play from quarterback Brett Hundley
  5. Louisiana prison guard pleads guilty to covering up beating of shackled inmate
  6. Kevin Spacey seeks treatment following sexual assault allegations
  7. CEO shuts down DNAInfo, Gothamist after vote to unionize
  8. Patients' gut bugs may play role in cancer care
  9. Study suggests seniors should lift weights for exercise
  10. Kidney failure declining among U.S. diabetics: CDC
  11. U.S. to issue import duties on Canadian softwood lumber
  12. DeMarco Murray: Tennessee Titans RB glad to be with team after Dallas Cowboys rumors
  13. U.S. Treasury severs ties with Chinese bank over North Korea link
  14. Device detonated at historic tree on University of North Carolina campus
  15. Mainland U.S. takes in hundreds of rescued animals from Puerto Rico
  16. Starbucks sells Tazo to Unilever on disappointing 4Q revenue
  17. Michael Jackson's son Prince sustains minor injury in motorcycle mishap
  18. Tech companies file briefs in support of DACA plaintiffs
  19. Deshaun Watson: Houston Texans QB tears ACL in practice, season over
  20. Justin Verlander: Houston Astros pitcher marrying model Kate Upton in Italy
  21. Judge loosens home confinement for Gates, Manafort
  22. Ohio State Buckeyes QB J.T. Barrett quiets doubters after beating Penn State Nittany Lions
  23. Houston Texans rookie QB Deshaun Watson wins AFC Offensive Player of Month honors

FBI arrests former N.J. police chief for hate crimes against black teen

The former police chief of a small New Jersey town was arrested by the FBI Thursday for hate crimes he allegedly committed while on duty.
    

Klay Thompson's 27 points paces Golden State Warriors past San Antonio Spurs

SAN ANTONIO -- Klay Thompson had 27 points and was five of eight from 3-point range as the Golden State Warriors roared back from a 19-point first-quarter deficit.
    

Brett Ratner files lawsuit against rape accuser for defamation

Brett Ratner has filed a lawsuit against a woman who accused him of raping her.
    

Green Bay Packers need better play from quarterback Brett Hundley

Back on Oct. 16, Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy stood before reporters and insisted Brett Hundley and Joe Callahan were the quarterbacks to lead his team.
    

Louisiana prison guard pleads guilty to covering up beating of shackled inmate

A former prison guard at a Louisiana State Penitentiary pleaded guilty for his role in the beating of a shackled inmate and of conspiring to cover it up.
    

Kevin Spacey seeks treatment following sexual assault allegations

Kevin Spacey is seeking treatment following accusations of sexual assault against the actor, his publicist said.
    

CEO shuts down DNAInfo, Gothamist after vote to unionize

The billionaire founder of TD Ameritrade shut down multiple local news sites he owns days after reporters and editors in New York City voted to unionize.
    

Patients' gut bugs may play role in cancer care

The type of bacteria that cancer patients harbor in the gut might affect their odds of responding to certain treatments, two early studies hint.
    

Study suggests seniors should lift weights for exercise

Seniors who want to lose weight should hit the weight room while they cut calories, a new study suggests.
    

Kidney failure declining among U.S. diabetics: CDC

While diabetes cases continue to rise in the United States, one potential outcome -- kidney failure -- has decreased by one-third, health officials report.
    

U.S. to issue import duties on Canadian softwood lumber

The U.S. Department of Commerce announced Thursday it will impose countervailing and antidumping import duties on several Canadian softwood lumber firms.
    

DeMarco Murray: Tennessee Titans RB glad to be with team after Dallas Cowboys rumors

DeMarco Murray has his most productive season in 2014 when he was a member of the Dallas Cowboys.
    

U.S. Treasury severs ties with Chinese bank over North Korea link

The U.S. Department of Treasury on Thursday announced it severed ties with a Chinese bank linked to "illicit North Korean financial activity."
    

Device detonated at historic tree on University of North Carolina campus

Authorities in North Carolina arrested a suspect Thursday amid an investigation into an explosion at a college campus and a suspicious device about a mile away.
    

Mainland U.S. takes in hundreds of rescued animals from Puerto Rico

Animal shelters in several U.S. states have taken in hundreds of cats and dogs displaced after Hurricane Maria hit the island.
    

Starbucks sells Tazo to Unilever on disappointing 4Q revenue

Starbucks announced Thursday it's selling its Tazo tea brand to Unilever after reporting lower-than-expected revenue for the fourth quarter.
    

Michael Jackson's son Prince sustains minor injury in motorcycle mishap

Prince Jackson, the oldest child of the late Michael Jackson, underwent treatment for a minor leg injury after he fell while riding his motorcycle.
    

Tech companies file briefs in support of DACA plaintiffs

A group of more than 100 tech companies have presented a legal challenge to President Donald Trump's decision to end DACA protections.
    

Deshaun Watson: Houston Texans QB tears ACL in practice, season over

One of the most exciting storylines in the NFL season ended abrupty Thursday when Houston Texans star Deshaun Watson tore his ACL.
    

Justin Verlander: Houston Astros pitcher marrying model Kate Upton in Italy

Pitcher Justin Verlander will miss the Houston Astros' World Series parade because he's getting married to girlfriend Kate Upton.
    

Judge loosens home confinement for Gates, Manafort

A federal judge loosened some of the home confinement restrictions for former Trump campaign chairman Rick Manafort and his associate Rick Gates.
    

Ohio State Buckeyes QB J.T. Barrett quiets doubters after beating Penn State Nittany Lions

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- There were so many doubters about J.T. Barrett's worthiness to play quarterback for Ohio State that it bordered on ridiculous.
    

Houston Texans rookie QB Deshaun Watson wins AFC Offensive Player of Month honors

Houston Texans rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson added a few more honors to his growing resume on Thursday.
    
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Representative Kevin Brady, Republican of Texas and the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, on Thursday in Washington. Credit Al Drago for The New York Times. WASHINGTON — Republican lawmakers unveiled a sweeping rewrite of ...
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A flyover by U.S., Japanese and South Korean fighter jets was planned in advance and wasn't in response to anything in particular, the Air Force said.
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  1. North Korea Accuses U.S. 'Gangsters' of Nuke Drill
  2. N. Korea Abducted This Girl in 1977. Her Family Hopes Trump Can Get Her Back.
  3. Russia's Latest Target as It Sows Online Chaos? Scotland
  4. North Korea Ready to 'Press the Button' at 1st Sign of Attack, Defector Warns
  5. Judge in Manafort and Gates Case Worried About 'Flight'
  6. Judge in Spain Jails 9 Catalan Ministers, Mulls Arrest of Leader
  7. Black Lives Matter Awarded Sydney Peace Prize
  8. Prosecutors in Bowe Bergdahl Case Call for 14-Year Prison Sentence
  9. NYC Terror Suspect Wanted ISIS Flag in Hospital, FBI Says
  10. Cosmic Rays Reveal Big 'Void' in Great Pyramid
  11. Belgian Killed in Truck Attack Was Mom to Two Young Boys
  12. Scientists Discover Hidden Structure in Egypt's Great Pyramid
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North Korea Accuses U.S. 'Gangsters' of Nuke Drill

A flyover by U.S., Japanese and South Korean fighter jets was planned in advance and wasn't in response to anything in particular, the Air Force said.

    

N. Korea Abducted This Girl in 1977. Her Family Hopes Trump Can Get Her Back.

Megumi Yokota was one of more than a dozen Japanese nationals seized by North Korea in the 1970s and 1980s to train spies for the regime.

    

Russia's Latest Target as It Sows Online Chaos? Scotland

Russia is interfering in Scotland where there are demands for indpendence from the U.K., according to a senator who says election meddling is a global issue.

    

North Korea Ready to 'Press the Button' at 1st Sign of Attack, Defector Warns

Former North Korean diplomat Thae Yong Ho's comments suggest that military action would almost certainly result in a catastrophic number of civilian casualties.

    

Judge in Manafort and Gates Case Worried About 'Flight'

Paul Manafort and Rick Gates, indicted in the Russia probe, will remain on home confinement until a hearing Monday.

    

Judge in Spain Jails 9 Catalan Ministers, Mulls Arrest of Leader

The pre-charge detention of former members of Catalonia's separatist government were protested by thousands who criticized the move as an attack on ideas.

    

Black Lives Matter Awarded Sydney Peace Prize

The Black Lives Matter movement was awarded the Sydney Peace Prize for its work highlighting America's race issues on Thursday.

    

Prosecutors in Bowe Bergdahl Case Call for 14-Year Prison Sentence

A military judge has begun deliberating the fate of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl.

    

NYC Terror Suspect Wanted ISIS Flag in Hospital, FBI Says

The FBI and other law enforcement officials describe a fervent follower of ISIS who spent a year fashioning the attack to the terrorist group's specifications.

    

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.

    

Belgian Killed in Truck Attack Was Mom to Two Young Boys

A Belgian woman killed in a terror attack in Manhattanwas an "amazing wife" and "the most beautiful mom to our two little boys," her grieving husband says.

    

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.

    

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  1. Republican Party, Jerome Powell, Houston Astros: Your Thursday Evening Briefing
  2. Republican Plan Delivers Permanent Corporate Tax Cut
  3. Your Money: Why It’s Too Soon to Predict What the Tax Changes Will Mean for You
  4. A Tax Cut That Lifts the Economy? Opinions Are Split
  5. News Analysis: ‘Major, Major’ Tax Cut May Not Be in Store for Middle Class
  6. What New York Attack Suspect’s Words May Say About ISIS Ties
  7. Where Was the New York Terror Suspect Radicalized?
  8. Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Lower Manhattan Terrorist Attack
  9. Trump and Sessions Denied Knowing About Russian Contacts. Records Suggest Otherwise.
  10. Robert Mercer, Bannon Patron, Is Leaving Helm of $50 Billion Hedge Fund
  11. Trump Nominee Sam Clovis Withdraws From Consideration for Agriculture Department Post
  12. Trump Announces Jerome Powell as New Fed Chairman
  13. Who Is Jerome Powell: Trump’s Pick for Fed Chairman
  14. The Mayor Sought Money, a Donor Sought Access: Both Said ‘Yes’
  15. Op-Ed Contributor: Will the Harvey Weinstein Effect Derail Brexit?
  16. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: What Donald Trump Thinks It Takes to Be a Man
  17. Op-Ed Contributor: We Need the Diversity Visa Lottery
  18. Op-Ed Contributor: Can We Please Stop Talking About ‘Collusion’?
  19. Editorial: A Tax Plan for a New Gilded Age
  20. Op-Ed Contributor: Silicon Valley Can’t Destroy Democracy Without Our Help
  21. Op-Ed Columnist: Lovers, Prospectors and Predators
  22. Op-Ed Columnist: Donald Trump, Paul Ryan and the Con Man Caucus
  23. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Shocking: Trump Makes the Right Choice With Jerome Powell
  24. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Why the World Loves New York
  25. Rogue Twitter Employee Briefly Shuts Down Trump’s Account
  26. Man Arrested in Walmart Shooting Called Unfriendly and ‘Rude’
  27. What Is Happening on Manus Island? The Detainee Crisis Explained
  28. Alibaba’s Earnings Jump as China’s Online Shopping Boom Continues
  29. Russia Investigation Has Tech Giants Shying From ‘Social’ Label
  30. Transactions Tied to Weinstein and AIDS Charity Are Under Investigation
  31. A Weekend of Fear, Hate and Faith in Tennessee
  32. Sicily’s Political Theater Has Colorful Cast and Big Implications
  33. The N.F.L.’s Most Valuable Player Might Be ... a Punter?
  34. Parking Spaces That Could Make You Rich
  35. Review: ‘Alias Grace’ Sews a Transfixing True-Crime Quilt
  36. Review: ‘Junk’ Revives a Go-Go Era of Debt and Duplicity
  37. Pingyao Journal: China’s Newest Film Festival Tests the Limits of Independence
  38. Muhal Richard Abrams, 87, Individualistic Pianist and Composer, Is Dead
  39. ‘Unbelievable’: Heart Stents Fail to Ease Chest Pain
  40. New Orangutan Species Could Be the Most Endangered Great Ape
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Republican Party, Jerome Powell, Houston Astros: Your Thursday Evening Briefing

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

    

Republican Plan Delivers Permanent Corporate Tax Cut

The bill would cut corporate taxes to 20 percent while delivering more modest savings for middle-class families, but it would not affect 401(k) plans, as many feared.

    

Your Money: Why It’s Too Soon to Predict What the Tax Changes Will Mean for You

Your workplace retirement savings account lives, for now. So does a pretty big mortgage interest deduction. But plenty will change in the coming weeks.

    

A Tax Cut That Lifts the Economy? Opinions Are Split

Economists are still parsing the details of the G.O.P. tax plan, but even some ardent supporters say expectations about heady growth and job gains are exaggerated.

    

News Analysis: ‘Major, Major’ Tax Cut May Not Be in Store for Middle Class

The typical family would get a break from the Republican tax plan, but millions could experience tax increases.

    

What New York Attack Suspect’s Words May Say About ISIS Ties

In a note he left behind and in a cellphone photo album, the Manhattan attack suspect Sayfullo Saipov points to the depths of his radicalization by ISIS.

    

Where Was the New York Terror Suspect Radicalized?

Sayfullo Saipov is the suspect in the New York terror attack that left eight dead. He has been in the United States for seven years but is from Uzbekistan. That has put a spotlight on this little-known country in Central Asia.
    

Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Lower Manhattan Terrorist Attack

The statement was issued in the group’s weekly newsletter and described the suspect, Sayfullo Saipov, 29, as a “soldier of the Caliphate.”

    

Trump and Sessions Denied Knowing About Russian Contacts. Records Suggest Otherwise.

Court documents show an aide trumpeted his Russian connections in front of Donald J. Trump during the campaign, the first concrete evidence Mr. Trump was told of Russian ties.
    

Robert Mercer, Bannon Patron, Is Leaving Helm of $50 Billion Hedge Fund

Mr. Mercer has been a leader of Renaissance Technologies and is a benefactor of the former White House adviser Stephen K. Bannon.

    

Trump Nominee Sam Clovis Withdraws From Consideration for Agriculture Department Post

Mr. Clovis’s name was tied to a former Trump campaign adviser who had pleaded guilty to lying to the F.B.I. over his contacts with Russian officials.

    

Trump Announces Jerome Powell as New Fed Chairman

President Trump breaks with precedent by picking Jerome H. Powell, a Republican on the Federal Reserve’s board, instead of reappointing Janet Yellen.

    

Who Is Jerome Powell: Trump’s Pick for Fed Chairman

Jerome H. Powell will come to the chairman’s job at the Federal Reserve with a wide-ranging résumé. One thing he lacks: an economics degree.

    

The Mayor Sought Money, a Donor Sought Access: Both Said ‘Yes’

What did prosecutors learn about Mayor Bill de Blasio’s fund-raising activities, before deciding against charges? A major donor offered a glimpse.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Will the Harvey Weinstein Effect Derail Brexit?

A sexual harassment scandal in Britain’s Conservative Party could have major reverberations.

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: What Donald Trump Thinks It Takes to Be a Man

The president is a thoroughly modern man-child and his supporters can’t get enough of his act.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: We Need the Diversity Visa Lottery

America can’t afford to turn its back on a chance to portray itself as a tolerant nation.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Can We Please Stop Talking About ‘Collusion’?

The perils of using a word that sounds like a legal term but isn’t.

    

Editorial: A Tax Plan for a New Gilded Age

The House Republicans’ proposal will primarily benefit corporations and rich families, and send the budget deficit soaring.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Silicon Valley Can’t Destroy Democracy Without Our Help

With Russian meddling making headlines, it’s trendy to bash social media companies. Instead, we should look in the mirror.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: Lovers, Prospectors and Predators

Men don’t just wake up one day and become sexual harassers or attackers.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: Donald Trump, Paul Ryan and the Con Man Caucus

The House tax legislation is the end result of seven years of phoniness.

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Shocking: Trump Makes the Right Choice With Jerome Powell

The president ignored both hard-line conservatives and populists and selected a sound nominee to be the next Fed chief.

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Why the World Loves New York

“It’s not a place for children,” my mother said firmly. And my God, was she right!

    

Rogue Twitter Employee Briefly Shuts Down Trump’s Account

Amid a presidency that has seemed, at times, to be conducted primarily in 140-character pieces, it was a seismic event when a Twitter worker deactivated the account.

    

Man Arrested in Walmart Shooting Called Unfriendly and ‘Rude’

The police are still looking for a motive in the shooting, in which Scott Allen Ostrem, described by an acquaintance as “just really rude,” killed three.

    

What Is Happening on Manus Island? The Detainee Crisis Explained

Water and electricity have been cut off to a Papua New Guinea detainee camp, but hundreds of asylum seekers are refusing to let Australia move them.

    

Alibaba’s Earnings Jump as China’s Online Shopping Boom Continues

The e-commerce giant posted strong results for its most recent quarter but still faces challenges that include growing outside of its core business.

    

Russia Investigation Has Tech Giants Shying From ‘Social’ Label

Not long ago, social media features were a must-have for any tech company. But the Russian disinformation campaign has put them in an unflattering light.

    

Transactions Tied to Weinstein and AIDS Charity Are Under Investigation

Federal prosecutors are examining whether fraud was involved when money Harvey Weinstein helped raise at a charity auction went to a theater that had put on one of his productions.

    

A Weekend of Fear, Hate and Faith in Tennessee

A white supremacist gathering last weekend became a test of resolve for a mosque catering to refugees and a church still reeling from a fatal shooting.

    

Sicily’s Political Theater Has Colorful Cast and Big Implications

The island votes for new leadership on Sunday in a ballot that has become a testing ground, especially on the right, before national elections next year.

    

The N.F.L.’s Most Valuable Player Might Be ... a Punter?

The Rams’ Johnny Hekker dominates his position like no other. He is already being called the best to ever punt in the N.F.L., but he thinks he can be better.

    

Parking Spaces That Could Make You Rich

For steady and reliable income, small investors are increasingly looking to buy parking spaces in cities where parking is limited and pricey.

    

Review: ‘Alias Grace’ Sews a Transfixing True-Crime Quilt

The Year of Atwood continues, as Sarah Polley’s adaptation finds in the past what “The Handmaid’s Tale” foresaw in the future.

    

Review: ‘Junk’ Revives a Go-Go Era of Debt and Duplicity

Ayad Akhtar, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of “Disgraced,” explores the shady side of 1980s Wall Street in an economics lesson of a play.

    

Pingyao Journal: China’s Newest Film Festival Tests the Limits of Independence

The question hovers over a weeklong festival in Pingyao: Can you create and showcase independent films in a country that frowns on independence, much less dissent?

    

Muhal Richard Abrams, 87, Individualistic Pianist and Composer, Is Dead

Mr. Abrams was known both for his diverse, unclassifiable music and for helping to found a long-running Chicago-based musicians’ collective.

    

‘Unbelievable’: Heart Stents Fail to Ease Chest Pain

With a sham treatment, British researchers found that a common and often costly cardiac procedure does not relieve discomfort.

    

New Orangutan Species Could Be the Most Endangered Great Ape

The scientists who identified the Tapanuli orangutan said there are only about 800 left, making them the most endangered of all great ape species.

    

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