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3 Milwaukee jail officials charged after inmate dies from dehydration Two Milwaukee jail employees and a were charged with felonies Monday in connection with the 2016 death of an inmate who was deprived of water for seven days.     
Widespread damage in Tonga after Category 4 cyclone makes landfall The island nation of Tonga suffered widespread damage after a Category 4 cyclone made landfall Monday night.   Two Baltimore police officers found guilty in corruption trial Two Baltimore police Gun Trace Task Force Detectives were found guilty on multiple charges in a federal corruption trial Monday.  
U.S. snowboard sensation Chloe Kim wins women's halfpipe gold U.S. snowboard sensation Chloe Kim stormed to victory in the women's halfpipe at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games Tuesday in her parents' homeland.   Report: LaVar Ball says Lonzo won't re-sign with Lakers if they don't sign brothers LaVar Ball says his son Lonzo Ball won't re-sign with the Los Angeles Lakers after his rookie deal if they don't sign his brothers.  
Unsafe water found in faucets across the U.S. Flint, Mich., isn't the only American city where the water hasn't been safe to drink, new research suggests.   Preemies get a slow start on friendships As if preemies didn't face enough struggles, a new study finds they have more difficulty making friends.   Extermination may not get rid of bedbugs, study shows Long after you rid your home of unwelcome bedbugs, chemicals they leave behind in their droppings may continue to haunt you, a new study shows.   UPI Horse Racing Roundup: Kanthaka, others show promise on Kentucky Derby trail Kanthaka, Flameaway and A Different Style edge into the Kentucky Derby picture, and Mind Your Biscuits and World Approval are likely headed for Dubai.   Ireen Wust claims fifth Olympic gold medal in women's speed skating Ireen Wust of the Netherlands reaped her fifth Olympic gold medal in speed skating on Monday evening after winning the women's 1,500m.   Remington files for bankruptcy after gun sales drop The Remington Outdoor Co., one of the top gun manufacturers in the United States, reached a deal with creditors Monday to file for bankruptcy protection.   Norwegian Maren Lundby wins gold in women's ski jumping Norwegian ski jumper Maren Lundby claimed the gold medal of ski jumping women's individual normal hill at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games on Monday.   DoJ charges 5 former Venezuelan officials with money laundering The Department of Justice unsealed indictments charging five former Venezuelan officials with money laundering as part of a corruption scandal.   Former MLB All-Star Loaiza arrested, charged with drug felonies Police arrested former All-Star pitcher Esteban Loaiza after allegedly finding an estimated $500,000 worth of suspected cocaine at a home he was leasing.   Mandy Patinkin receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame Actor Mandy Patinkin was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday following the premier of the seventh season of his series, "Homeland."   IOC boss discussed North Korean sports with Pyongyang's top Olympic delegation Thomas Bach said he discussed the state of sports in North Korea with a top delegation from Pyongyang, which included North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's sister.   Ohio State Buckeyes reportedly name Taver Johnson as defensive backs coach The departure earlier this month of defensive backs coach Kerry Combs to the Tennessee Titans left a hole in Ohio State head coach Urban Meyers' staff.   Washington Redskins safety Su'a Cravens applies for reinstatement Two months after his agent said Su'a Cravens received medical clearance, the Washington Redskins safety officially applied for reinstatement.   Rules expert says Philadelphia Eagles' trick play was illegal FOX rules analyst and former NFL official Mike Pereira said that Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles' fourth-down touchdown was an illegal play.   Philippines' Duterte tells soldiers to shoot female rebels' genitals Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte told the country's soldiers to target female rebels in combat by shooting them in the genitals.   Josh Andrews: Vikings sign G from Eagles' practice squadNBA draft bust Oden joining Big3 draft pool Former No. 1 overall NBA draft pick Greg Odeon will participate in the 2018 Big3 Draft Combine.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Saudi Arabia allows women to watch soccer inside stadium for first timeWomen spectators are segregated from men in a 'family section' of the stadium, but the latest easing of restrictions has been welcomed by soccer fans.
 
'Olympic Destroyer' malware targeted PyeongChang GamesResearchers with cyber security firms Cisco Systems Inc, CrowdStrike and FireEye Inc said in blog posts and statements to Reuters on Monday that they had analyzed computer code they believed was used in Friday's attack.
Kim Jong Un says 'important' to shore up dialogue with SouthNorth Korea's leader reportedly said it is important to boost the "warm climate of reconciliation and dialogue" after his delegation's trip to the Olympics.
White House denies U.S.-Israel discussing settlement annexationJERUSALEM- The United States dismissed as false an Israeli assertion on Monday that the two countries were discussing the possibility of Israel annexing Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, in a rare display of discord between U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Prince Harry, Meghan reveal how they'll 'share their celebrations with the public'After a noon ceremony, Britain's Prince Harry and his bride, American actress Meghan Markle, will take a carriage ride around town.
Unexploded World War II bomb closes London airportSome 284 flights were cancelled at London City Airport on Monday after an unexploded WWII bomb was discovered in the nearby River Thames.
Pence on North Korea: 'If you want to talk, we'll talk'The prospect of talks comes after months of tension between Pyongyang, Seoul and Washington over North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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The Obamas, Olympic Games, Republican Party: Your Evening Briefing
White House Proposes $4.4 Trillion Budget That Adds $7 Trillion to DeficitsThe White House released a proposed budget that is largely irrelevant, given Congress passed a spending bill last week that outlines priorities.
What’s in the White House Budget Request?Largely a political statement, the $4.4 trillion budget request includes a host of cuts across domestic programs while increasing the deficit over the next decade.
Right and Left React to the Soaring Budget DeficitWriters from across the political spectrum on the large deficits in the recently passed federal spending plan and on President Trump’s budget.
A Whirlwind Envelops the White House, and the Revolving Door SpinsThe White House turnover rate in the first year of Donald J. Trump’s presidency has been 34 percent. That’s a modern record.
Accusations Against Aide Renew Attention on White House Security ClearancesMore than a year after joining the White House as a senior adviser, the president’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, is among those without a permanent security clearance.
‘An Extraordinary Moment’: Explaining the Russia InquiryMark Mazzetti, our Washington investigations editor, answers readers’ questions about the Russia inquiry.
Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Puts Burden on State and Private MoneyThe president’s $200 billion plan recasts the federal government as a minority stakeholder in the nation’s new infrastructure projects.
Senate Begins ‘Wild’ Week of Debate on Immigration, Outcome UnknownLawmakers will try to assemble immigration legislation that can garner 60 votes as the Senate undertakes an exceedingly rare open-ended debate.
Big Republican Advantages Are Eroding in the Race for House ControlRetirements and reversals in gerrymandering give Democrats a clearer path to a majority. A Nearly Invisible Oil Spill Threatens Some of Asia’s Richest FisheriesCaused by a fiery collision in the East China Sea, the spill has created an environmental disaster that has tested China’s ability to lead.
Critic’s Notebook: Obama Portraits Blend Paint and Politics, and Fact and FictionThis Barack Obama Is No Mr. Nice Guy. Kehinde Wiley’s portrait of the former president contradicts the impression he often made in office of being detached.
Obama Portraitists Merged the Everyday and the ExtraordinaryThe former president and first lady and the two artists saw eye to eye — except for some negotiating points (like his gray hair and those ears).
Arts and Letters: The New Face of Portrait PaintingFor years, the discipline was considered irrelevant. So why is it making a comeback now?
Editorial: Close the Police Rape LoopholeDozens of states around the country have vaguely written statutes in place that could be letting police officers get away with sexual assault.
Op-Ed Contributor: Puerto Rico Needs More Than BandagesThe island’s power and water utilities require wholesale rebuilding to achieve resilience against the next big storm.
Op-Ed Contributor: Background Checks Are Not the Answer to Gun ViolenceThere are problems in the background check system that need fixing. But even then, there are better ways to prevent mass shootings.
Op-Ed Columnist: Trump Doesn’t Give a DamHis infrastructure “plan” is an obvious scam. But why didn’t he offer something legit?
Op-Ed Contributor: The Middle East’s Coming WarIsrael and Iran avoided a huge confrontation on Saturday. Next time we might not be so lucky.
Op-Ed Contributor: Is Trump Working On a Different Kind of ‘Massacre’?The president may have learned from Nixon and his Saturday Night Massacre that purges are best done slowly.
Op-Ed Contributors: Republicans Need a Nudge to Lower Health Care CostsThe G.O.P. killed the Obamacare mandate. Automatic enrollment into insurance plans is a good way to replace it.
Op-Ed Contributors: Is Devin Nunes Obstructing Justice?Lingering questions about his memo hang over how he runs the House Intelligence Committee.
Warm Welcome Home From Olympics for Kim Jong-un’s SisterThe North Korean leader sent a military band and honor guard to greet Kim Yo-jong when she returned from her “charm offensive” in South Korea.
Steven Cohen’s Investment Firm Accused of Hostility to WomenA lawsuit filed by an employee of Mr. Cohen’s company, Point72, alleges that senior employees discriminate against women. The firm denies the allegations.
Three Milwaukee Jail Officers Charged in Dehydration DeathTerrill Thomas was left in a cell without water for seven days in 2016, and a supervisor then repeatedly lied about the events that led to Mr. Thomas’s death, prosecutors said.
Italy’s Far Right Targets a Museum Discount for Arabic SpeakersBrothers of Italy says the Egyptian Museum in Turin is “discriminating against Italians” by offering a two-for-one discount for Arabic speakers.
Leader of Latino Business Group Steps Down Amid Sexual Harassment ClaimsThe United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce said that its president and chief executive, Javier Palomarez, would step aside immediately.
2 Baltimore Police Detectives Are Convicted of RacketeeringDaniel Hersl and Marcus Taylor worked for the city’s elite Gun Trace Task Force, whose members stole cash and resold looted narcotics. Other officers had pleaded guilty.
Time Is Running Out for Puerto Ricans Sheltering in HotelsHotel rooms provided by FEMA have been a rare source of stability amid the turmoil brought by Hurricane Maria. But Puerto Rican families worry about what comes next.
Here Are the Places That Struggle to Meet the Rules on Safe Drinking WaterSince 1982, between 3 and 10 percent of water systems in the United States have been in violation of federal health standards each year. Rural areas are especially struggling. U.S. and Russia Revive Cold-War Game of Provocative Street NamesMoscow takes up a proposal to change the name of an alley near the U.S. Embassy to 1 North American Dead End, after Washington renames a block for a slain Russian dissident.
A Famed Fishing Port Shudders as Its Codfather Goes to JailCarlos Rafael, who ruled New Bedford’s fishing of cod and haddock, was caught lying about his catches. Now the piers have grown quiet.
Fashion Review: Politics Comes to the New York RunwaysPrabal Gurung addresses #MeToo, and Pyer Moss pays homage to black cowboys and their part in the history of the West.
Just Working Harder Won’t Get You Ahead. Working Smarter Will.Yes, you have to put in the hours, but just as important is putting in the right type of hours.
Fiction: Three Lives, and the Tenuous Ties That Bind ThemIn “Asymmetry,” Lisa Halliday weaves the tale of a May-December love affair into the account of an Iraqi-American economist detained at Heathrow.
On Pro Basketball: Milos Teodosic Is for Real, Even if That Cheeseburger Story May Not BeThe 30-year-old N.B.A. rookie from Serbia is producing plenty of highlights as a Los Angeles Clipper. But stacks of beef for breakfast? No way, he says.
The New Health Care: Heart Stents Are Useless for Most Stable Patients. They’re Still Widely Used.Why are so many people agreeing to an expensive procedure — and putting themselves at risk — for a placebo effect?
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