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Gucci confirms Italian offices were raided by tax police Italian fashion house Gucci confirmed two of its offices were raided as part of an investigation of possible tax evasion.     
Ky. teen builds roller coaster in his parent's backyard A Kentucky teenager realized a long-held dream after he hand-built a roller coaster in his own backyard.   Kroger recalls 'Comforts For Baby' water due to mold contamination The Kroger grocery store chain issued a recall for its line of purified water for babies after receiving complaints of mold in the product, the FDA said.  
Judge orders oil-spill response plan for Dakota Access Pipeline A federal judge ordered Dakota Access Pipeline operators and federal and tribal officials to coordinate an oil-spill response plan, court documents showed.   Smartphone pics help doctors ID kids' skin condition Parents can get a reliable diagnosis for their child's skin condition simply by taking a smartphone photo and sending it to a dermatologist.  
Steep rise in deaths for people hospitalized after opioid overdose The death rate has quadrupled among people whose opioid use lands them in a hospital, a new U.S. study finds.   Flies able to spread disease wider than previously thought, study says Flies aren't just annoying. They can spread disease -- and may be far better at it than scientists previously thought.   Environmental groups sue EPA for violating Clean Air Act rule Several environmental and health groups filed a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency Monday for missing a Clean Air Act deadline.   Lamborghini unveils new Urus SUV Lamborghini unveiled the company's new SUV, the Urus, at its headquarters in Sant'Agata. Italy, on Monday.   Fox fires Bryan Singer as director of Freddie Mercury biopic Officials at 20th Century Fox fired Bryan Singer as director of the Freddie Mercury biopic "Bohemian Rhapsody" after he failed to show up for work.   Christiane Amanpour to replace Charlie Rose on PBS' nightly program Veteran journalist Christiane Amanpour will take over the nightly programming slot on PBS occupied by Charlie Rose in the interim.   Matt Jones: Indianapolis Colts sign running back | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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 New York Times | Trump Slashes Size of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase Monuments New York Times SALT LAKE CITY — President Trump sharply reduced the size of two national monuments in Utah on Monday by some two million acres, the largest rollback of federal land protection in the nation's history. The administration shrank Bears Ears National ... Trump Orders Largest National Monument Reduction In US History Environmental, conservation groups sue Trump over monument changes Five things to know about Trump's national monuments order |
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Utah, Roy Moore, Travel Ban: Your Monday Evening Briefing
G.O.P. Dilemma: Support Roy Moore or NotRoy S. Moore, the Senate candidate from Alabama, is accused of sexual misconduct with minors. President Trump has endorsed him, but other Republicans are wrestling with the political risk of supporting him. Trump Travel Ban to Take Effect After Supreme Court RulingThe decision was a victory for the administration after its mixed success before the court over the summer, when justices considered and later dismissed disputes over the second version.
Justices Skeptical of Sports Gambling BanA federal law barring states from authorizing commercial wagering on sports seemed to be in trouble at the Supreme Court.
Republicans Sought to Undercut an Unfavorable Analysis of the Tax PlanWhen the Joint Committee on Taxation found the Republican tax bill would balloon the budget deficit, Republicans tried to discredit it.
How New Yorkers Would Lose Under the Republican Tax BillThe legislation could send home prices tumbling, increase the region’s tax burden, and make it harder for local governments to pay for infrastructure.
Trump Slashes Size of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase MonumentsThe drastic cuts to the protected area of the national monument in Utah are expected to touch off a legal battle that could alter the course of American land conservation.
Trump Dismantles Bears Ears National MonumentPresident Trump has announced plans to reduce Bears Ears National Monument. President Obama had designated the 1.3 million acres in southern Utah at the request of Native American groups. Bill O’Reilly Is Sued by Woman Who Settled Over Harassment AccusationsBill O’Reilly has said harassment allegations that led to his ouster at Fox News have no merit. One woman says that violates the conditions of their settlement.
New York City Ballet Investigates Sexual Harassment Claim Against Peter MartinsThe longtime leader of City Ballet has been removed from teaching his weekly class at the School of American Ballet while the two organizations investigate.
Director Defends F.B.I. After Trump Says Bureau Is in ‘Tatters’Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, did not mention the president in defending the agency’s work force as “focused on our critical mission.”
Manafort Associate Has Russian Intelligence Ties, Court Document SaysIn the document, the special counsel cited an op-ed article drafted by Paul Manafort and his Russia-linked associate to shape public opinion about consulting work in Ukraine.
Editorial: Yes, the President Can Obstruct JusticeOp-Ed Contributors: Don’t Prosecute Trump. Impeach Him.There is no case for obstruction of justice, but there is a constitutional tool for ousting a corrupt president.
Op-Ed Contributor: Why Concerns About Net Neutrality Are OverblownIt’s simply not in service providers’ interests to throttle access to what their customers want to see.
Op-Ed Columnist: Republicans Are Coming for Your BenefitsThey never cared about deficits, but will gladly use them as an excuse to take away aid for those who need it.
Op-Ed Contributors: A Baker’s First Amendment RightsForcing Jack Phillips to make cakes for same-sex weddings is unconstitutional. Here’s why.
The Stone: In Dark Times, ‘Dirty Hands’ Can Still Do GoodTo transcend our complicity in the world’s worst crises, we need self-knowledge and humility.
Turning Points: The Cosmos Is Calling. What Do We Say?If we find alien life on another planet, can we survive long enough to meet it?
Turning Points: Madeleine Albright: How to Protect the World From North KoreaManeuvering with North Korea is precarious and complicated, but a thoughtful strategy is imperative for the nuclear safety of the planet.
Eurogroup, Looking Past Period of Crisis, Picks New Leader From PortugalThe selection of Mario Centeno reflects a shift by the Eurogroup, which has grappled with the near-constant collapse of the euro in recent years.
Shashi Kapoor, Indian Film Star in ’70s and ’80s, Dies at 79Mr. Kapoor, who appeared in scores of Hindi films as well as Merchant Ivory productions, broke a taboo in 1978 with an onscreen kiss.
London Mayor Seeks Revival of Public Drinking FountainsMayor Sadiq Khan wants to lessen the embrace of single-use plastic water bottles, many of which are never recycled.
‘House of Cards’ Will Star Robin Wright for Final SeasonMs. Wright will headline the hit Netflix show’s sixth and last season after Kevin Spacey was fired amid a series of sexual assault allegations.
DealBook: From Bezos to Walton, Big Investors Back Fund for ‘Flyover’ Start-UpsThe fund started by an AOL co-founder and an author has attracted a Who’s Who of American business to invest in the heartland’s entrepreneurs.
Latest Stumbling Block in Brexit Talks: The Irish QuestionA Northern Irish party scuppered a deal Prime Minister Theresa May had reached with the E.U. The deal was a prerequisite for the next stage of talks.
Yemen’s Ex-President Killed as Mayhem Convulses CapitalThe death of the former president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, could plunge war-torn Yemen into new chaos.
Krefeld Journal: The German Amateurs Who Discovered ‘Insect Armageddon’Keeping meticulous records over decades, the Krefeld Entomological Society documented a 75 percent decline in bug populations that shocked the world.
Where to Watch the Best TV of 2017Three Times critics picked their favorite TV of the year. Here’s how to watch it all from home.
Nonfiction: The Ku Klux Klan’s Surprising HistoryLinda Gordon’s “The Second Coming of the KKK” recounts an ugly chapter of the American past.
6 Ways to Be Better at Money in 2018Books News: A Final Work by Sam Shepard Reveals His Struggle With Lou Gehrig’s DiseaseThe celebrated playwright spent the last months of his life working tirelessly on a final book, an intimate and philosophical look at his protagonist’s — and his own — health struggles.
He’s Channeling Emma Stone. But This Ain’t ‘La La Land.’Two Los Angeles performers have turned the one-woman show glimpsed in the Oscar-winning movie into a one-man spoof of their own.
Ivan Chermayeff, Eminent Designer of Familiar Logos, Dies at 85One of the first to convey corporate identity by means of abstraction, Mr. Chermayeff created logos for Showtime, the Smithsonian, Pan Am and more.
On Comedy: 4 Comedy Specials to Watch: Seasoned Stand-Ups Making DebutsSome of the funniest new stand-up is from veterans releasing their first specials or albums: Judah Friedlander, Michelle Wolf, Yamaneika Saunders and Shane Torres.
Critic’s Notebook: Alvin Ailey Dancers Return Like Conquering HeroesThe differences between the Ailey dancers is of greater consequence than the difference between the works they’re dancing.
The New Health Care: Why a Lot of Important Research Is Not Being DoneMore Recent Articles
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