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Zika infection after birth may require long-term follow-up Babies who contract Zika virus early in infancy should have long-term monitoring, a new animal study suggests.     
Obesity can lead to liver damage by age 8: Study Obesity can lead to liver disease in kids as young as 8 years old, a new study warns.   Blood levels of toxic fire retardants declining in kids Blood levels of a flame retardant have fallen in American children since use of the chemicals was banned in consumer products, a new study finds.  
AMC to open first move theater in Saudi Arabia after 35-year ban AMC Cinemas signed an agreement with the Saudi Arabian government to open several movie theaters in the country, where theaters have been banned for 35 years.   Aaron Judge, Yankees take aim at reeling Orioles Aaron Judge described Giancarlo Stanton's first Yankee Stadium home run succinctly.  
Red Sox, Rays heading in opposite direction since Opening Day Last week on Opening Day, the Tampa Bay Rays scored six runs in the eighth inning against the Boston bullpen and stunned the Red Sox 6-4 in St. Petersburg, Fla.   Tyronn Lue returns as Cavaliers host Wizards Tyronn Lue will coach his first game since March 17 for the Cavaliers when they host the Washington Wizards on Thursday, as first reported by cleveland.com.   Mets out to make statement vs. Nationals The New York Mets have an early opportunity to show the Washington Nationals that the National League East is going to be more competitive in 2018.   Illinois town bans assault rifles and high-capacity magazines An Illinois town voted Monday to ban the possession fail and manufacture of assault weapons and large capacity magazines.   Karen Olivo, Aaron Tveit to star in 'Moulin Rouge!' musical Karen Olivo, Aaron Tveit and Danny Burstein are to lead the cast of "Moulin Rouge!" when the stage musical has its world premiere in Boston this summer.   Austria proposes headscarf ban for girls under 10 The Austrian government announced plans on Wednesday to ban headscarves in public schools for girls under the age of 10.   Jennifer Lopez drama 'Shades of Blue' to end with Season 3 NBC announced Wednesday that Brooklyn cop drama "Shades of Blue," starring Jennifer Lopez and Ray Liotta, will end with its third season.   12 jurors seated in Bill Cosby retrial Attorneys in the retrial of Bill Cosby selected a jury Wednesday, ending a three-day search that included allegations of racial discrimination.   Saints' Mark Ingram gets tackled by security dog New Orleans Saints running back Mark Ingram was on the wrong end of a security dog tackle recently while he participated in the NFL-USO tour in Europe.   Notebook: RG3 agrees to contract with Ravens Quarterback Robert Griffin III agreed to a one-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens, the team announced on Wednesday.   Jack Nicklaus's grandson sinks hole-in-one at Masters Par 3 Contest Jack Nicklaus said he experienced his top memory in golf Wednesday after watching his grandson make a hole-in-one at the Masters Par 3 Contest in Augusta, Ga.   F-16 crashes at U.S. Air Force base in Nevada A US Air Force F-16 jet crashed at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada on Wednesday, the Air Force said.   Cassel agrees to deal with Lions Quarterback Matt Cassel has agreed to a contract with the Detroit Lions, multiple media sources reported on Wednesday.   NCAA gives Michigan QB Patterson hope he might play in 2018 The attorney for quarterback Shea Patterson of Michigan, a transfer from Mississippi, said his client's request to play in 2018 took a big step forward in recent days.   Trump orders National Guard to border President Donald Trump ordered the deployment of the National Guard to the southwest border to assist border patrol with curbing undocumented immigration.   Champions League: Barcelona beats Roma 4-1 with help of own goals FC Barcelona beat AS Roma 4-1 in the first leg of a Champions League quarterfinal matchup Wednesday at Camp Nou in Barcelona, Spain.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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These Americans moved to the 'most progressive' country for new dads"Here, it's not about work," said Tyler Reid, who moved his young family from New York. "It's about enjoying life."
 
Children feared dead as Afghan airstrikes targeting Taliban hit graduationAttendees of the event said they had seen dozens of fatalities in the aftermath of the bombing.
'No jokes' at border, Russia warns London-bound soccer fans amid spy tensionsRussian officials urged soccer fans to "behave" amid tensions over a poisoned spy, adding "no jokes please" when at passport control.
Sin taxes work to fight diseaseTrump agrees to keep U.S. troops in Syria for now"He wasn't thrilled about it, to say the least," a senior administration official said.
Who are the people behind the migrant caravan?For over 15 years, the organization has led migrants from Central America to seek asylum elsewhere.
Carmakers — and consumers — risk bearing the brunt of a trade warU.S.-China trade tussle puts automakers in cross hairs 'What's up, Chapo?' DEA agent talks about capturing Mexican kingpinAndrew Hogan said on "Today" that he was able to catch JoaquÃn Guzmán, also known as "El Chapo," "by looking at the details."
Markets plunge as trade war rhetoric heats up"It's not so bad if we have a few tariffs ... but if it escalates worldwide then you're really threatening the recovery globally."
China's tit-for-tat tariffs 'hardly life-threatening,' says Commerce Secretary RossInvestors are wondering whether one of the worst trade disputes in many years could now turn into a full-scale trade war between the economic superpowers.
Trump, advisers offer mixed messages on Syria — just minutes apartPresident Donald Trump said he's considering withdrawing U.S. forces; his advisers say ISIS hasn't been crushed.
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Trade War, Facebook, YouTube: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
How U.S.-China Trade Spat Could Threaten ManufacturingIf the tariffs stand, along with China’s retaliatory moves, they could damage industries that have relied on a global supply chain for their recovery.
The Latest on the U.S.-China Trade Conflict: Exchanging TariffsThe Trump administration placed 25 percent tariffs on a large number of Chinese goods Tuesday; the next day, China fought back.
The Last Year of Martin Luther King Jr.’s Life, According to The TimesThe movement faced discord, persistent support for segregation, and, ultimately, fatal violence of people who opposed civil rights.
Facebook Says Cambridge Analytica Harvested Data of Up to 87 Million UsersMr. Zuckerberg, Facebook’s chief executive, will appear before multiple congressional committees next week. It is part of the company’s efforts to be more open about its work.
Cambridge Analytica and Facebook: The Scandal and the Fallout So FarRevelations that digital consultants to the Trump campaign misused the data of millions of Facebook users set off a furor on both sides of the Atlantic. This is how The Times covered it.
Witness in Mueller Inquiry Who Advises U.A.E. Ruler Also Has Ties to RussiaThe witness, George Nader, has a roster of international connections that helped him arrange several meetings that have drawn the attention of the special counsel.
‘All It Takes Is One Mistake’: Worries Over Plan to Send National Guard to BorderPentagon officials have expressed concern about being seen as picking a fight with an ally at a time when the military has plenty of adversaries to contend with.
‘You Hate America!’: How ‘the Caravan’ Story Exploded on the RightThe coverage tends to play on the fears that hiding among mass groups of immigrants are criminals, vectors of disease and terrorists.
Inside an Immigrant Caravan: Women and Children, Fleeing ViolenceThe Central American migrants traveling through Mexico and singled out by President Trump as a threat are mostly women and children whose lives were in danger back home.
‘The Business of War’: Google Employees Protest Work for the PentagonThousands of employees have signed a letter calling on their C.E.O. to pull out of a project that could be used to improve drone strike targeting.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Ordering Five Million Deaths OnlineA Chinese website said it would sell me 100 grams of carfentanil, the unbelievably deadly synthetic opioid.
Editorial: Trump’s Irrational Border PlanThe president’s decision to send National Guard troops to the nation’s southern border is rooted more in xenophobia than in facts.
Editorial: The True Damage of Trump’s ‘Fake News’Mr. Trump is deliberately undermining faith in the American press corps. Other countries are taking note.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Formaldehyde in Your E-CigsOp-Ed Contributor: Why Is New York Condoning Illiteracy?My Hasidic sons are 16 and 18 years old, but they cannot read or write English past a second-grade level.
Op-Ed Columnist: Old Boomers Never Die“Roseanne” is proof that baby boomer culture is the only common culture we have left.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Word That Could Help the World Avoid Nuclear War“Denuclearization” is a strange term, unique to the Korean Peninsula. But it works for now.
Cyberattack Shows Vulnerability of Gas Pipeline NetworkAn attack on a shared data network forced four natural-gas pipeline operators to temporarily shut down computer communications with customers.
Stranded French Commuters Could Test Macron’s Reform AgendaIn its second day, a rail strike could threaten the French president’s efforts to end lifelong job security or the rail union’s standing.
‘Vegan Bodybuilder’: How YouTube Attacker, Nasim Aghdam, Went Viral in IranNasim Najafi Aghdam, the woman who attacked YouTube on Tuesday, had a strong following for her often bizarre videos. Trump Drops Push for Immediate Withdrawal of Troops From SyriaThe president’s decision to keep the 2,000 troops on the ground for the immediate future came hours after he told a roomful of reporters that “it’s time” to bring American forces home.
Britain Aims to Close Gender Pay Gap With Transparency and ShameBy forcing companies to publicly air salary discrepancies between men and women, Britain hopes to narrow the pay gap.
Australians Are the World’s Biggest Gambling Losers, and Some Seek ActionThe average Australian adult loses around $900 to gambling each year — more than double the rate of Americans — and electronic gaming machines are getting the blame.
At the Masters, Tiger Woods Is a Cautionary Tale and a FavoriteYounger players who watched him push the limits, and endure years of pain, marvel at his latest comeback and aim for a balance between golf and life.
What the ‘Pivot to Video’ Looks Like at Condé NastVideo drives a quarter of the revenue for five Condé Nast brands. In their new test kitchen, they’re cooking up plans to double that.
What It Was Like to Finally Write My WillCorner Office: Alexis Ohanian Talks Reddit, Serena Williams and MetallicaAn online platform where open dialogue means “things can be said that I find incredibly disagreeable and reprehensible,” and a wife with “a work ethic on another level.”
Books of The Times: ‘Inseparable’ Finds Pride, Indignity and Irony in the Lives of Siamese Twins Chang and EngYunte Huang’s history of Chang and Eng Bunker follows the brothers from their childhood in Siam to their servitude in America to their eventual support of the Confederacy during the Civil War.
Lens: The ‘Endless War’ of Land Mines in the BalkansLarge areas of Kosovo, Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina remain plagued by mines and other live bombs two decades after the Balkan wars of the 1990s.
Review: A Reimagined ‘Giselle,’ With South African RootsThe choreographer Dada Masilo’s “Giselle” mixes contemporary dance with traditional Tswana movement. But it is more about look than sensation.
5 Plants and Animals Utterly Confused by Climate ChangeGlobal warming is causing spring to arrive early and autumn to come late in many places, and not all species are adapting at the same rate.
ScienceTake: Hot Springs Lower Stress in Japan’s Popular Bathing MonkeysPhotogenic snow monkeys have been a long time tourist attraction, but only recently have scientists investigated their unusual behavior. Square Feet: Building a Connected City From the Ground UpA developer of planned communities is joining with General Electric to build a smart city near Boston with driverless cars and heated sidewalks.
Nonfiction: A Reckoning With an Imperfect Science in ‘Blue Dreams’Lauren Slater’s new book chronicles the history of mood-regulating drugs, weaving in her own lifelong struggle to get well and stay well.
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