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A small California town voted to opt-out of the state's so-called "sanctuary" law aimed at protecting undocumented immigrants from the federal government.
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  1. California town votes to opt-out of state's 'sanctuary' law
  2. Gonzaga can't afford to make mistakes vs. Florida State
  3. Trio of Seminoles reward scouts at Florida State Pro Day
  4. Texas A&M, Michigan peaking at the right time
  5. Kentucky takes on Kansas State in busted South Region
  6. Life's Ben good for 76ers, Simmons as they host Grizzlies
  7. Zay Jones: Bills WR arrested on felony vandalism charge
  8. Report: Drunk driving, speeding shows elite status in North Korea
  9. North Korean refugees' organs are being harvested, activists say
  10. Puerto Ricans rally in Washington D.C. six months after Hurricane Maria
  11. Missouri man scheduled for execution gets last-minute reprieve due to rare illness
  12. Russell Martin makes great catch, gets smacked in face by pole
  13. North Korean media lashes out at skeptics, softens tone on Seoul, U.S.
  14. Pricey orthotic insoles aren't worth the cost
  15. Too much Facebook, Instagram could be tough on girls
  16. Red and processed meats linked to liver woes
  17. Amazon passes Alphabet to become 2nd most valuable company
  18. Kansas City Chiefs sign NT Xavier Williams
  19. Salesforce, MuleSoft agree to $6.5 billion merger
  20. QB Blaine Gabbert visits with Tennessee Titans
  21. Quavo posts football highlight tape, gets props from LeBron, Landry

California town votes to opt-out of state's 'sanctuary' law

A small California town voted to opt-out of the state's so-called "sanctuary" law aimed at protecting undocumented immigrants from the federal government.
    

Gonzaga can't afford to make mistakes vs. Florida State

If Gonzaga is going to make it to a second consecutive Elite Eight, it will need to protect the basketball against its surprise Sweet 16 opponent.
    

Trio of Seminoles reward scouts at Florida State Pro Day

Several former Florida State players appeared to help their causes at the school's Pro Day on Tuesday in Tallahassee, Fla.
    

Texas A&M, Michigan peaking at the right time

Back in December, a Texas A&M versus Michigan matchup in the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16 was not a farfetched notion.
    

Kentucky takes on Kansas State in busted South Region

Kentucky meets Kansas State on Thursday in what has become an historic NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 round.
    

Life's Ben good for 76ers, Simmons as they host Grizzlies

One game at a time, Ben Simmons is making it clear his fancy passing is no passing fancy.
    

Zay Jones: Bills WR arrested on felony vandalism charge

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Zay Jones was arrested on Monday night on a felony vandalism charge in Los Angeles.
    

Report: Drunk driving, speeding shows elite status in North Korea

Road accidents in North Korea appear to have increased in recent years with members of the elite class driving recklessly or under influence.
    

North Korean refugees' organs are being harvested, activists say

The organs of North Korean refugees are being harvested in China, a North Korean defector resettled in the United States told UPI Tuesday.
    

Puerto Ricans rally in Washington D.C. six months after Hurricane Maria

Hundreds of people gathered outside of the FEMA headquarters in Washington D.C. Tuesday to protest response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
    

Missouri man scheduled for execution gets last-minute reprieve due to rare illness

The U.S. Supreme Court granted a reprieve to a death row inmate scheduled to die because he has an illness that would have likely made the execution bloody.
    

Russell Martin makes great catch, gets smacked in face by pole

Toronto Blue Jays catcher Russell Martin -- and his man bun -- were hit with a pole Tuesday at Spectrum Field in Clearwater, Fla.
    

North Korean media lashes out at skeptics, softens tone on Seoul, U.S.

North Korea says now is only the beginning of inter-Korean relations as well as its ties with the United States, lashing out at critics in South Korea.
    

Pricey orthotic insoles aren't worth the cost

For people with chronic heel pain, costly "custom" shoe inserts are probably a waste of money, a new research review suggests.
    

Too much Facebook, Instagram could be tough on girls

A new study suggests pre-teen and young teen girls who spend too much time on Facebook, Instagram and other social media feel worse about themselves.
    

Red and processed meats linked to liver woes

Eating a lot of processed and red meats may up your odds for a serious liver condition and insulin resistance, a precursor to type 2 diabetes.
    

Amazon passes Alphabet to become 2nd most valuable company

Amazon became the second most valuable company in the world Tuesday, surpassing Alphabet, the parent company of Google, in stock value.
    

Kansas City Chiefs sign NT Xavier Williams

The Kansas City Chiefs signed nose tackle Xavier Williams, the Kansas City Star reported Tuesday.
    

Salesforce, MuleSoft agree to $6.5 billion merger

Cloud computing company Salesforce announced an agreement Tuesday to acquire software company MuleSoft in a $6.5 billion merger.
    

QB Blaine Gabbert visits with Tennessee Titans

Quarterback Blaine Gabbert visited with the Tennessee Titans, multiple media outlets reported Tuesday.
    

Quavo posts football highlight tape, gets props from LeBron, Landry

Migos' Quavo posted some footage of his high school football prowess Tuesday on social media.
    
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Package bound for Austin detonates at FedEx facility, second explosive package intercepted, police say - Washington Post


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Package bound for Austin detonates at FedEx facility, second explosive package intercepted, police say
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SCHERTZ, Tex. — The latest in a wave of bombings rattling Central Texas brought a widening investigation to this city outside San Antonio on Tuesday, after an explosion at a FedEx facility signaled that whoever was responsible for the attacks had ...
Package found in Austin serial bombing investigation may be a break in the caseLos Angeles Times
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WASHINGTON — Federal regulators and state prosecutors are opening investigations into Facebook. Politicians in the United States and Europe are calling for its chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, to testify before them. Investors have cut the value of ...
A new undercover video raises significant questions about Cambridge Analytica's elections workWashington Post
As Facebook reels from 'catastrophic moment' in Cambridge Analytica crisis, Mark Zuckerberg is silentUSA TODAY
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Trump's national security advisers warned him not to congratulate Putin. He did it anyway. - Washington Post


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Trump's national security advisers warned him not to congratulate Putin. He did it anyway.
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President Trump did not follow specific warnings from his national security advisers Tuesday when he congratulated Russian President Vladimir Putin on his reelection — including a section in his briefing materials in all-capital letters stating "DO ...
Why Trump won't call Putin's election win a 'sham'CNN
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Reuters photographer Alexandre Meneghini journeyed to Antarctica to get a close-up look at penguins, seals and lots of ice.
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  1. Glacial beauty on a journey to Antarctica
  2. Abortion rates tumble globally
  3. Officer who killed Australian bride-to-be is charged with murder
  4. White House defends Trump's 'very good' Putin call
  5. Saudi foreign minister addresses changes in his country
  6. CDC strengthens yellow fever travel warning
  7. Trump meets with Saudi leader amid fears of a new Middle East arms race
  8. Hidden camera exposes Cambridge Analytica tactics
  9. Watch this scary-accurate basketball-shooting robot
  10. U.K. investigating Facebook response to alleged Cambridge Analytica data breach
  11. Last male northern white rhino dies, but there is still hope for species
  12. Emboldened Xi strikes nationalistic tone, vows to protect 'every inch' of China
  13. Ex-French president Sarkozy in custody over alleged Gadhafi links: AP source
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Glacial beauty on a journey to Antarctica

Reuters photographer Alexandre Meneghini journeyed to Antarctica to get a close-up look at penguins, seals and lots of ice.

    

Abortion rates tumble globally

Countries with stricter abortion laws have higher abortion rates

    

Officer who killed Australian bride-to-be is charged with murder

The Minneapolis police officer who mistakenly killed Justine Damond is now behind bars eight months after her death. The prosecutor blamed "uncooperative" cops for the delay.

    

White House defends Trump's 'very good' Putin call

Trump, they said, did not focus on allegations that the recent Russian election process was not a fair one because the U.S. should not "get to dictate how other countries operate."

    

Saudi foreign minister addresses changes in his country

Splits with the Trump administration over moving the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, wants to broaden the Iran nuke deal and discusses Jared Kushner.

    

CDC strengthens yellow fever travel warning

Four travelers have died from the virus. Even areas near big cities are affected.

    

Trump meets with Saudi leader amid fears of a new Middle East arms race

Mohammed bin Salman, who is said to have formed a close bond with Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner, visited the White House Tuesday.

    

Hidden camera exposes Cambridge Analytica tactics

"It doesn't have to be true. It just has to be believed."

    

Watch this scary-accurate basketball-shooting robot

New 'basketbot' makes free throws with 100 percent accuracy.

    

U.K. investigating Facebook response to alleged Cambridge Analytica data breach

The UK's data regulator is looking at whether Facebook responded "robustly" to reports that Cambridge Analytica gained access to data on 50 million users.

    

Last male northern white rhino dies, but there is still hope for species

Sudan' was euthanized but his death won't have an impact on the efforts to save the subspecies as the focus turns to in vitro fertilization techniques.

    

Emboldened Xi strikes nationalistic tone, vows to protect 'every inch' of China

China's most powerful leader in decades stressed the absolute leadership of the ruling Communist Party in all aspects of Chinese life.

    

Ex-French president Sarkozy in custody over alleged Gadhafi links: AP source

The former president is being investigated over claims he received millions of euros in financing from late Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.

    

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  1. FedEx, Facebook, Iraq: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
  2. Trump Congratulates Putin on Re-Election, but Fails to Mention Meddling in U.S.
  3. A Man of Few Words, McConnell Tiptoes Around Issue of Mueller
  4. New Investigations Into Facebook Add New Pressures
  5. Cambridge Analytica Suspends C.E.O. Amid Facebook Data Scandal
  6. How Researchers Learned to Use Facebook ‘Likes’ to Sway Your Thinking
  7. Ex-Playboy Model Karen McDougal Sues to Speak on Alleged Trump Affair
  8. Melania Trump Wants to End Online Bullying. Her Husband Doesn’t Help.
  9. President Trump Must Face Accusations of ‘Apprentice’ Contestant
  10. For Texas Bomb Investigators, Each New Explosion Represents New Clues
  11. In Nafta Talks, U.S. Tries to Limit Junk Food Warning Labels
  12. Editorial: America’s Role in Yemen’s Agony Can End on Capitol Hill
  13. Op-Ed Columnist: The Calm Before the Stormy
  14. Editorial: Trump’s Bluster on the Opioid Epidemic
  15. Op-Ed Contributor: The Death of a Genocide
  16. Op-Ed Columnist: Get Me Back My Turkey
  17. Op-Ed Contributor: Bigger Is Not Better for Ocean Conservation
  18. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Aggressive Abroad, Putin Is Cautious at Home
  19. Op-Ed Contributor: Fifteen Years Ago, America Destroyed My Country
  20. Op-Ed Contributor: Rebuilding Puerto Rico, One House at a Time
  21. Fox News Analyst Quits, Calling Network a ‘Propaganda Machine’
  22. Maryland School Gunman Dies After Confrontation With Officer
  23. Les Payne, Journalist Who Exposed Racial Injustice, Dies at 76
  24. Toyota Takes Self-Driving Cars Off Road After Uber Accident
  25. California Housing Problems Are Spilling Across Its Borders
  26. Children’s Book About Mike Pence’s Gay Bunny Jumps to No. 1
  27. Ben Carson Defends Buying $31,000 Dining Set to Congress: ‘I Left It to My Wife’
  28. New York Schools Close as Region Braces for Major Snowstorm
  29. The 52 Places Traveler: The Suffering and Spirit of San Juan
  30. A Seder Feast in Provence, With Roots in Ancient Rome
  31. Inside Dapper Dan and Gucci’s Harlem Atelier
  32. How to Enjoy Fine Dining on a Fast Food Budget
  33. At Work in Merce Cunningham’s Playhouse
  34. Books of The Times: In ‘Godsong,’ a New Poem That’s 2,000 Years Old
  35. Matt Dike, Hit-Making Founder of Hip-Hop Label, Dies at 56
  36. Review: ‘Distant Observer’ Shifts Shape as Authors Take Turns
  37. By the Book: Tracy K. Smith: By the Book
  38. The Struggle to Build a Massive ‘Biobank’ of Patient Data
  39. Sudan, the Last Male Northern White Rhino, Dies in Kenya
  40. FedEx Follows Amazon Into the Robotic Future
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FedEx, Facebook, Iraq: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing

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

    

Trump Congratulates Putin on Re-Election, but Fails to Mention Meddling in U.S.

“We had a very good call,” President Trump told reporters in the Oval Office. “We will probably be meeting in the not-too-distant future.”

    

A Man of Few Words, McConnell Tiptoes Around Issue of Mueller

Mitch McConnell sees little upside to criticizing the president in public, and some critics say that by not issuing a more direct warning, he is undermining Congress’s standing.

    

New Investigations Into Facebook Add New Pressures

The Federal Trade Commission is examining whether Facebook violated a 2011 agreement with the agency on data privacy, a person with knowledge of the inquiry said.

    

Cambridge Analytica Suspends C.E.O. Amid Facebook Data Scandal

The company’s board said it was suspending the chief executive, Alexander Nix, with immediate effect, pending an independent investigation.

    

How Researchers Learned to Use Facebook ‘Likes’ to Sway Your Thinking

Your interest in Kim Kardashian West can tell researchers how extroverted (very), how conscientious (more than most) and how open-minded (only somewhat) you are.
    

Ex-Playboy Model Karen McDougal Sues to Speak on Alleged Trump Affair

Ms. McDougal is the second woman this month to challenge Trump associates’ efforts to bury stories of extramarital relationships.

    

Melania Trump Wants to End Online Bullying. Her Husband Doesn’t Help.

Melania Trump has long said she wants to curb online bullying. Her efforts often clash with the president's habit of using Twitter to insult people.

    

President Trump Must Face Accusations of ‘Apprentice’ Contestant

A state judge has ruled that Summer Zervos, who accused Mr. Trump of groping her, can sue him for defamation for calling her a liar.

    

For Texas Bomb Investigators, Each New Explosion Represents New Clues

Investigators searched for links between a parcel that blew up early Tuesday at a FedEx shipping facility and a series of recent package bombings that have rattled nearby Austin.

    

In Nafta Talks, U.S. Tries to Limit Junk Food Warning Labels

A Trump administration proposal would limit the ability of Mexico, Canada and the U.S. to warn consumers about the dangers of foods linked to obesity.

    

Editorial: America’s Role in Yemen’s Agony Can End on Capitol Hill

For too long, Congress has abdicated its duty as presidents prolonged and expanded wars. Proposed resolutions would say, Enough.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: The Calm Before the Stormy

What’s behind President Trump’s curious silence about a porn star and her story?

    

Editorial: Trump’s Bluster on the Opioid Epidemic

In a speech this week, the president laid out a plan to address the crisis that was at turns thin on details and alarming in content.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: The Death of a Genocide

In Argentina, murderers bought groceries at the supermarket, torturers were in line at the bank.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: Get Me Back My Turkey

A Bedouin lesson for handling President Trump and Vladimir Putin.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Bigger Is Not Better for Ocean Conservation

Nations are protecting vast expanses of open sea but their first priority should be their richly biodiverse coastal waters.

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Aggressive Abroad, Putin Is Cautious at Home

In his fourth term, will he push Russia to become an economic power?

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Fifteen Years Ago, America Destroyed My Country

Let’s stop calling the invasion of Iraq a “blunder” and call it what it is: a crime.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Rebuilding Puerto Rico, One House at a Time

Hurricane Maria ravaged the island six months ago this week. We’re still struggling to rebuild.

    

Fox News Analyst Quits, Calling Network a ‘Propaganda Machine’

Ralph Peters, a retired lieutenant colonel, sent an email to his colleagues saying he was “ashamed” of what the channel had become.

    

Maryland School Gunman Dies After Confrontation With Officer

A deputy at the school confronted the gunman, a male student, less than a minute after he began shooting, the sheriff said. Two students were wounded in the episode.

    

Les Payne, Journalist Who Exposed Racial Injustice, Dies at 76

A Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, a passionate columnist and a mentoring editor at Newsday, he was a pioneer for fellow blacks in the profession.

    

Toyota Takes Self-Driving Cars Off Road After Uber Accident

The automaker said it wanted to reassess its testing program after an autonomous Uber vehicle killed a pedestrian.

    

California Housing Problems Are Spilling Across Its Borders

Reno is among several Western cities experiencing congestion and new tensions as California residents and businesses seek more affordable locations.

    

Children’s Book About Mike Pence’s Gay Bunny Jumps to No. 1

John Oliver’s parody of the Pence family’s book about their pet bunny has bumped pre-orders of James B. Comey’s memoir from the top spot.

    

Ben Carson Defends Buying $31,000 Dining Set to Congress: ‘I Left It to My Wife’

In a rambling, at times contradictory, explanation, Mr. Carson told a House committee that he had “dismissed” himself from the decision to buy the set for his office last year, leaving the details to his wife and staff.

    

New York Schools Close as Region Braces for Major Snowstorm

Winter refused to relinquish its grip with predictions of 12 to 16 inches of snow on Wednesday, prompting the closure of New York City public schools.

    

The 52 Places Traveler: The Suffering and Spirit of San Juan

A visit by our 52 Places Traveler to the Puerto Rican capital, still recovering from last year’s hurricanes, was one of the most calming and soul-filling experiences of her trip so far.

    

A Seder Feast in Provence, With Roots in Ancient Rome

There has been a strong Jewish presence in the region since ancient times, and kosher tradition is reflected in recipes for the Passover feast.

    

Inside Dapper Dan and Gucci’s Harlem Atelier

In the ’80s and ’90s, Daniel Day used Gucci’s logo without permission to create coveted “knockups.” Now, the couturier and the luxury brand have teamed up to create an appointment-only boutique.

    

How to Enjoy Fine Dining on a Fast Food Budget

Go on, treat yourself. We talked to financial and food experts alike for their tips to dine out on a dime.

    

At Work in Merce Cunningham’s Playhouse

Dancers from the Stephen Petronio Company are learning Cunningham’s “Signals” — and learning that a sense of play is essential to it.

    

Books of The Times: In ‘Godsong,’ a New Poem That’s 2,000 Years Old

Amit Majmudar’s verse translation of the Bhagavad Gita offers a ravishing and faithful version of that enigmatic religious text.

    

Matt Dike, Hit-Making Founder of Hip-Hop Label, Dies at 56

His label, Delicious Vinyl, released crossover hits by Tone-Loc and Young M.C., and he helped the Beastie Boys make the groundbreaking “Paul’s Boutique.”

    

Review: ‘Distant Observer’ Shifts Shape as Authors Take Turns

Reality and identity are mutable things in “Distant Observer: Tokyo/New York Correspondence,” by Takeshi Kawamura and John Jesurun, at La MaMa.

    

By the Book: Tracy K. Smith: By the Book

Tracy K. Smith, the poet laureate and author of the forthcoming “Wade in the Water,” wrote a college application essay about Thoreau: “I was an aspiring Transcendentalist from a young age.”

    

The Struggle to Build a Massive ‘Biobank’ of Patient Data

At a cost of $1.4 billion, a National Institutes of Health program may help scientists discover links between diseases, genes and lifestyle. But the project faces obstacles.

    

Sudan, the Last Male Northern White Rhino, Dies in Kenya

Just two members of the charismatic subspecies remain, both female. But scientists still hope to prevent the extinction of the animals.

    

FedEx Follows Amazon Into the Robotic Future

Humans will have to get used to their machine co-workers. But the robot next to you may not be ready to be your replacement. At least, not yet.

    

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