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Real Madrid loses to Espanyol in stoppage time Gerard Moreno's stoppage-time score was the only goal in Espanyol's 1-0 win against Real Madrid Tuesday at RCDE Stadium in Barcelona, Spain.     
Lion mauls woman to death at game reserve in South Africa A 22-year-old woman was mauled to death by a lion near a private game reserve in South Africa, according to local news reports Tuesday.   Varicose veins tied to higher odds for blood clots New research suggests varicose veins might quintuple your risk of dangerous blood clots.  
Bow Wow beats Lonzo Ball in shooting contest Rapper Bow Wow recently took on Los Angeles Lakers rookie Lonzo Ball in a shooting contest and was able to steal a game.   Treating hot flashes, depression during menopause can improve sleep Researchers say that hot flashes and depression during menopause are strongly tied to sleep problems.  
Diesel exhaust might raise truckers' odds for ALS Truckers and others who are routinely exposed to diesel fumes while on the job might face a greater chance of developing amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).   SeaWorld CEO steps down after company posts $200M loss in 2017 The CEO of Sea World will step down after the theme park has failed to fully recover from sharp decreases in attendance.   Alexis Ohanian buys billboards for wife Serena Williams Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian recently welcomed wife Serena Williams back to tennis with a series of billboards in Palm Springs, Calif.   Jared Kushner loses top White House security clearance Jared Kushner and several other White House staffers operating with interim security clearances had their access downgraded.   Expert: Delayed war games between U.S. and South Korea to take place early April The delayed joint military drills between South Korea and the United States are likely to take place during the first week of April.   West Virginia teachers, governor agree on deal to end strike The West Virginia public school teachers' strike has come to an end, West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice announced Tuesday.   EU to send North Korean workers home by 2020 European governments are set to send home North Korean guest workers by January 2020, in line with U.N. sanctions.   Mobster linked to Boston art heist sentenced to 54 months in prison A federal judge sentenced Robert "Bobby the Cook" Gentile, whom the FBI believes could be linked to a 1990 art heist, to 54 months in prison on gun charges.   Johnny C. Taylor Jr. appointed head of HBCU advisor board President Donald Trump appointed Johnny C. Taylor Jr. as chairman of the President's Board of Advisors on Historically Black Colleges and Universities Tuesday.   Hazmat situation sickens 11 at Virginia military base Eleven people fell ill Tuesday after an unknown substance was found in an envelope at a military base in Virginia, the Arlington County Fire Department said.   Large fire detected in North Korea A large fire recently broke out in mountainous regions of North Korea's North Hamgyong Province, a U.S. broadcaster reported Wednesday.   Green Bay Packers denied in attempt to recover Martellus Bennett's bonus The Green Bay Packers were denied in their bid to recoup a signing bonus from former tight end Martellus Bennett.   U.N. report: North Korea sending Syria chemical weapons supplies North Korea has been shipping supplies that can be used to make chemical weapons to the Syrian government, a report by the United Nations indicates.   Evan Rachel Wood: Sexual assault survivors bill of rights is 'first step' Actor Evan Rachel Wood was among a panel of activists who testified before Congress in support of the federal bill of rights for sexual assault survivors.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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American in eastern Ghouta describes 'constant bombardment'Bombing and artillery fire has not stopped despite Russian promises to implement a cease-fire, an American woman living outside Damascus, Syria, told NBC News on Tuesday.
 
Back to the future: How China returned to one-man ruleXi Jinping has implemented the most astonishing centralization of power in China since the disastrous and chaotic rule of Mao Zedong.
With a flash of red lipstick, a bookseller breaks barriers — and inspires Iraqi womenBara'a al-Biyati is the first woman to run a bookstore and publishing house in Baghdad's historic book market.
U.S. soldiers killed in Niger were not eligible for hostile fire payU.S. service members deployed to Niger do not receive the additional $225 per month in pay that their counterparts in Iraq, Afghanistan and Somalia do.
German church's 'Hitler bell' will remain in placeThe bell represents "the suffering of the victims" of Hitler, the mayor said over the objections of residents and the Central Council of Jews.
China's president beefs up crackdown after nabbing 1.5M corrupt officialsThe next phase of Chinese President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption crackdown will see five times as many officials in Beijing under the state's watchful eye.
Comcast takes on Rupert Murdoch with $31 billion bid for SkyComcast CEO Brian Roberts said the company was "a better fit" for British broadcaster Sky than Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox.
Saudi king sacks military leaders amid grinding war in YemenThe shake-up is apparently aimed at overhauling its Defense Ministry during the stalemated and ruinous war in Yemen that's killed 10,000 people.
Putin orders daily pauses and corridor out of Syria's 'hell on Earth' suburbThe bombardment of eastern Ghouta over the past week has been one of the heaviest of Syria's seven-year war, killing at least 556 people in eight days.
Scientists hatch bold plan to save polar bearsChlorine gas symptoms reported after 'enormous explosion' in SyriaVideo circulated on social media networks purporting to show the aftermath of the attack on eastern Ghouta depicted a child's corpse wrapped in a blue shroud.
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Jared Kushner, N.R.A., Syria: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
Jared Kushner’s Security Clearance DowngradedThe president’s adviser and son-in-law lost his top-secret clearance, a White House official and another person familiar with Mr. Kushner’s situation said.
Trump’s 2020 Campaign Announcement Had a Very Trumpian RolloutThe selection of a close ally of Jared Kushner to run the president’s 2020 campaign was seen as a power move by Mr. Trump’s son-in-law. Elsewhere, Mr. Kushner had a rough day.
In N.R.A. Fight, Delta Finds There Is No Neutral GroundA conservative backlash highlighted the challenge confronting corporations that are struggling to cater to both ends of America’s political and cultural poles.
Big and Small, N.R.A. Boycott Efforts Come Together in Gun DebateFrom individual Twitter posts to orchestrated efforts by advocacy groups, the protests against the gun lobby have coalesced into a powerful movement.
Parkland Massacre Thrusts Guns Into the Midterm SpotlightLawmakers in both parties are recalibrating their positions on gun control in the wake of the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Most Americans Want More Gun Control. Why Doesn’t It Happen?Polls show solid support for stricter laws, especially after mass shootings. But there are also deep disagreement, staunch opposition and growing disenchantment with gun control. Gun Control Bills, Including Program to Arm Teachers, Race Through Florida LegislatureFlorida lawmakers are considering funding a voluntary program that would allow school staff, including teachers, to carry concealed weapons on campus.
Ben Carson’s HUD, Planning Cuts, Spends $31,000 on Dining Set for His OfficeMr. Carson’s wife is accused of pressuring officials at the Department of Housing and Urban Development for an expensive redecoration of his office.
In Germany’s Car Capital, the Unthinkable: A Ban on CarsA court ruling has shaken Stuttgart, where it may soon be illegal to drive a diesel-powered Mercedes in parts of the city.
Op-Ed Columnist: Gun Smoke and MirrorsAge limits for buying semiautomatic weapons and bump-stock bans are inadequate. Throwing people who seem “off” into mental hospitals is insane.
Op-Ed Columnist: Donald Trump, Manly He-ManContributing Op-Ed Writer: A Certain Party’s Gift for Self-ImmolationIf you dream about the Democrats restoring national sanity, my advice is to stay away from the race in the seventh congressional district of Texas.
Editorial: Xi Jinping Dreams of World Power for Himself and ChinaDecades of hope that China might join a global liberal order are dashed. He can be president for life, as China becomes more dominant in the world.
Letters: Trump as Student Savior? Not Buying ItReaders have a hard time picturing the president running unarmed into a school to save students, as he said he would.
Op-Docs: 2,300 Miles to WorkAn illustrator captures one of the world’s largest migrations. The Conversation: Will We Ever Stop With the Political Games?Op-Ed Columnist: Death Penalty Madness in AlabamaIt is time to grant Doyle Lee Hamm, survivor of the execution chamber, clemency.
Hope Hicks Acknowledges She Sometimes Tells White Lies for TrumpMs. Hicks, the White House communications director, told lawmakers investigating Russia’s election interference that she has not lied about matters relevant to their inquiry.
Fed Chair Powell Indicates He’ll Keep Bolstering Growth in Public DebutJerome H. Powell told Congress that the economy is healthy and that he plans to continue the Fed’s current course.
Judge Orders Tarps Removed From Confederate Statues in CharlottesvilleThe city placed black shrouds over statues of Gens. Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson after a deadly white nationalist rally last August.
U.N. Links North Korea to Syria’s Chemical Weapons ProgramAn unreleased report says North Korea has evaded United Nations sanctions, providing Syria with materials for chemical weapons.
Amazon Buys Ring, Maker of Smart Home ProductsAmazon has made home automation a major focus because of the success of its Echo family of products.
As Xi Tightens His Grip on China, U.S. Sees Conflict AheadWhether it is saber-rattling in the South China Sea, proselytizing on American campuses or censorship of the web, China has alienated one constituency after another.
No Bail Hearings for Detained Immigrants, Supreme Court RulesIn a rare move, Justice Stephen G. Breyer dissented from the bench, saying the majority was violating fundamental constitutional principles.
Harper Lee’s Will, Unsealed, Adds Only More Mystery to Her LifeIn a will that she signed days before she died, Ms. Lee assigned her literary assets to a trust.
Gay Mardi Gras in Sydney Goes Corporate, Clashing With Activist RootsThe inclusion of more corporations in a festival sometimes comes at the expense of grass-roots activists and longtime participants.
The Artist’s Life: The Artist Has a CavityHow works by some of New York’s most famous contemporary artists ended up in your neighborhood dentist’s (and doctor’s and lawyer’s) office.
Restaurant Review: A New Link in the World’s Most Expensive Restaurant ChainOnce a radical experiment in dining and now a global brand, L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon returns to Manhattan.
On Technology: How Tiny Red Dots Took Over Your LifeTechnologists are starting to fret that their creations are too addictive. They could start by doing something about the dots.
Beyond Lemons and Vinegar: How to Clean With Ketchup, Vodka, Butter and MoreWhile you may already use food products to remove stains or wash the dishes, here are some other pantry staples to clean all kinds of messes.
The Cast of ‘Atlanta’ on Trump, Race and FameThe breakout FX comedy, created by Donald Glover, returns with a grittier new season.
Review: ‘The Looming Tower’ Is a History of 9/11, Minus Most of the HistoryHulu’s fictionalized adaptation of the prizewinning account of the Sept. 11 attacks cuts the back story and focuses on the detective thriller.
Review: An Afrofuturist Mr. Rogers Rules ‘The Brobot Johnson Experience’Darian Dauchan’s one-android performance piece uses rap, dance and colored lights to find “the connection between species.”
Books News: Etan Thomas: Now a Different Kind of PlayerThe activist and former N.B.A. player tries to encourage athletes to become socially conscious in his book, “Why We Matter: Athletes and Activism.”
Why Scientists Love to Study Dogs (and Often Ignore Cats)An inquiry into why research on the nature of dogs gets so much attention raises the question of whether there are actually more studies of dogs.
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