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Nick Pivetta is hoping to get back on track as the Philadelphia Phillies go for their first series win in three weeks.
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  1. Phillies looking for series win vs. Rockies
  2. Brewers host Cubs with first place at stake
  3. Nationals to conclude series vs. Yankees
  4. Suarez gets nod for Giants in return to Miami
  5. One-third of common medications can make people depressed
  6. Dogs may help soothe vets with PTSD
  7. Macedonia agrees to name change deal with Greece
  8. U.S. obesity rates rising again
  9. U.S. Navy rescues 40 migrants off coast of Libya
  10. Seahawks CB Dontae Johnson to undergo surgery for broken foot
  11. British lawmakers vote to deny Parliament veto of Brexit deal
  12. Seattle City Council repeals 'Amazon Tax' that would have alleviated homelessness
  13. New York Jets' Todd Bowles on Sam Darnold: 'It is a process'
  14. Frustrated Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown goes on rant to media
  15. Los Angeles Rams owe Reggie Bush $12.5M in knee injury lawsuit
  16. Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano has created 250 acres of new land
  17. CBP: U.S. Border Patrol agent shot near Arizona-Mexico border
  18. Tampa Bay Buccaneers DE Jason Pierre-Paul arrives at camp ready to go
  19. Oakland Raiders release QB Christian Hackenberg, retain 2019 draft pick
  20. Senate Republicans demand vote on potential North Korea deal
  21. Denver Broncos LB Shane Ray scheduled for wrist surgery Thursday
  22. San Francisco 49ers CB Richard Sherman cleared, praises Jimmy Garoppolo
  23. Graham Gano: Panthers kicker ruins kickball game

Phillies looking for series win vs. Rockies

Nick Pivetta is hoping to get back on track as the Philadelphia Phillies go for their first series win in three weeks.
    

Brewers host Cubs with first place at stake

Matt Albers won't be available Wednesday afternoon when the Milwaukee Brewers wrap up their three-game series with the Chicago Cubs at Miller Park.
    

Nationals to conclude series vs. Yankees

When Bryce Harper went down the ground for the second time after being hit by a pitch Tuesday, the Washington Nationals feared the worst.
    

Suarez gets nod for Giants in return to Miami

San Francisco Giants rookie left-hander Andrew Suarez will celebrate a homecoming on Wednesday night when he faces the Miami Marlins for the first time.
    

One-third of common medications can make people depressed

Drugs taken by more than one-third of U.S. adults have depression as a possible side effect, a new study reveals.
    

Dogs may help soothe vets with PTSD

Service dogs may help reduce levels of the stress hormone cortisol in military veterans who have post-traumatic stress disorder.
    

Macedonia agrees to name change deal with Greece

Macedonia reached an agreement with Greece to change its name on Tuesday, ending a 27-year dispute between the two countries.
    

U.S. obesity rates rising again

After briefly leveling off, the U.S. obesity rate may be climbing again, according to a preliminary study.
    

U.S. Navy rescues 40 migrants off coast of Libya

The U.S. Navy rescued 40 migrants off the coast of Libya on Tuesday, officials said.
    

Seahawks CB Dontae Johnson to undergo surgery for broken foot

Seattle Seahawks cornerback Dontae Johnson broke a bone in his foot and will undergo surgery, The Seattle Times reported on Tuesday.
    

British lawmakers vote to deny Parliament veto of Brexit deal

British lawmakers voted down an amendment that would give Members of Parliament the power to veto the government's Brexit deal with Brussels.
    

Seattle City Council repeals 'Amazon Tax' that would have alleviated homelessness

The Seattle City Council on Tuesday repealed a tax on big business, known as the 'Amazon Tax.'
    

New York Jets' Todd Bowles on Sam Darnold: 'It is a process'

New York Jets rookie quarterback Sam Darnold had an up-and-down first day of minicamp on Tuesday, according to head coach Todd Bowles.
    

Frustrated Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown goes on rant to media

Pittsburgh Steelers All-Pro wide receiver Antonio Brown is not shy, and after a three-week absence from organized team activities, he vented in his return.
    

Los Angeles Rams owe Reggie Bush $12.5M in knee injury lawsuit

A St. Louis jury ordered the Los Angeles Rams to pay Reggie Bush $12.5 million in damages Tuesday relating to a knee injury he had in 2015.
    

Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano has created 250 acres of new land

Lava flow from Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano has created 250 acres of new land in the ocean, the U.S. Geological Survey said Tuesday.
    

CBP: U.S. Border Patrol agent shot near Arizona-Mexico border

A U.S. Border Patrol agent was shot in Arizona near the border with Mexico on Tuesday morning, authorities said.
    

Tampa Bay Buccaneers DE Jason Pierre-Paul arrives at camp ready to go

Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul arrived at minicamp and dismissed any concerns that missing organized team activities has him behind.
    

Oakland Raiders release QB Christian Hackenberg, retain 2019 draft pick

Quarterback Christian Hackenberg's brief tenure with the Oakland Raiders is already over.
    

Senate Republicans demand vote on potential North Korea deal

Republican senators called for President Donald Trump to submit any final deal between the United States and North Korea to Congress for a vote.
    

Denver Broncos LB Shane Ray scheduled for wrist surgery Thursday

Denver Broncos linebacker Shane Ray is scheduled to undergo bone fusion surgery on his wrist Thursday, head coach Vance Joseph said Tuesday.
    

San Francisco 49ers CB Richard Sherman cleared, praises Jimmy Garoppolo

San Francisco 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman offered some glowing reviews of quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo after receiving clearance to participate.
    

Graham Gano: Panthers kicker ruins kickball game

Carolina Panthers kicker Graham Gano might not be welcomed back to play kickball after his latest exploit.
    
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The president said he "developed a very special bond" with the dictator, who Trump called "a very talented man." Kim was also invited to the White House.
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  1. Trump puts Korean war games on hold after summit meeting with Kim
  2. Trump's agreement with nuclear-armed Kim contains no new promises
  3. Trump's military concession to Kim surprises everyone — even the Pentagon
  4. Dictator Kim gets White House invite as Trump directs anger at Trudeau
  5. Read the full agreement signed by Trump, Kim
  6. Former Yugoslav republic gets a new name
  7. Warmbier's parents still suing North Korea despite Trump-Kim summit
  8. Trump credits Warmbier for summit: 'Otto did not die in vain'
  9. Trump-Kim summit draws mixed reaction on Capitol Hill
  10. In world without ocean reefs, flood and storm damage would soar
  11. The Trump Doctrine: How to lose friends and influence enemies
  12. Iran warns Kim not to trust Trump, but S. Korea hails 'new chapter of peace'
  13. Man at center of Nobel prize scandal charged with rape
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Trump puts Korean war games on hold after summit meeting with Kim

The president said he "developed a very special bond" with the dictator, who Trump called "a very talented man." Kim was also invited to the White House.

    

Trump's agreement with nuclear-armed Kim contains no new promises

While many commentators were scathing, others painted the meeting as a historic first step in a process where the technical details would come later.

    

Trump's military concession to Kim surprises everyone — even the Pentagon

North Korea has previously called the joint drills a "grave provocation" that could escalate the region "to the brink of nuclear war."

    

Dictator Kim gets White House invite as Trump directs anger at Trudeau

The president's effusive praise and warm smiles were a notable contrast to the weekend's acrimonious G-7 summit.

    

Read the full agreement signed by Trump, Kim

The document signed by the leaders pledges "the building of a lasting and robust peace regime on the Korean Peninsula."

    

Former Yugoslav republic gets a new name

Many Greeks feared that Macedonia was making territorial claims on the Greek province of the same name, the birthplace of Alexander the Great.

    

Warmbier's parents still suing North Korea despite Trump-Kim summit

The Warmbiers welcome Trump's comment that their son, who died after being tortured in North Korea, made an agreement possible, but are still suing.

    

Trump credits Warmbier for summit: 'Otto did not die in vain'

The summit, where Trump and Kim signed a joint statement agreeing to pursue the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, was held on the one-year anniversary of Warmbier's release.

    

Trump-Kim summit draws mixed reaction on Capitol Hill

The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said he wants Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to testify before the panel on where the process is headed next.

    

In world without ocean reefs, flood and storm damage would soar

Without reefs, the U.S. could expect a 91 percent spike in flood damages — an increase of $272 billion — from 100-year storm events.

    

The Trump Doctrine: How to lose friends and influence enemies

Analysis: In Singapore, President Trump himself acknowledged the awkward split screen of the U.S. fighting its friends and playing nice with a despot long under American sanctions.

    

Iran warns Kim not to trust Trump, but S. Korea hails 'new chapter of peace'

South Korean President Moon Jae-in was more upbeat, stating: "We will write a new chapter of peace and cooperation."

    

Man at center of Nobel prize scandal charged with rape

Arnault has also been suspected of violating century-old Nobel rules by leaking names of winners of the prestigious award.

    

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  1. Europe Edition: North Korea, French Strikes, World Cup: Your Wednesday Briefing
  2. North Korea, Time Warner, World Cup: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
  3. The Summit Was Unprecedented, the Statement Vague and the Day Historic
  4. Trump’s Video Pitch to Kim: Corny, Cliché and Strategic
  5. Coming Attractions: Trump Showed Kim a Faux Movie Trailer About a Transformed North Korea
  6. News Analysis: Vague on Details, Trump Is Betting on ‘Special Bond’ With Kim to Deliver Deal
  7. AT&T’s Time Warner Takeover Wins Judge’s Approval in Defeat for Justice Dept.
  8. DealBook: The Political Legacy of a Failed Challenge to the AT&T-Time Warner Deal
  9. After AT&T-Time Warner Approval, Focus Shifts to Comcast and Disney
  10. Where U.S.-Canadian Border Is Marked by Petunias, Not a Wall
  11. How 3 Letters From Trump Might Help Bring the 2026 World Cup to the U.S.
  12. What Country Will Win the 2018 World Cup? Here Are Big Banks’ Predictions
  13. Trump Made Kim a Movie Trailer. We Made It Better.
  14. Editorial: Trump Gambles and Loses on AT&T
  15. Why the North Korea Meeting Was the Trumpiest Moment So Far
  16. Op-Ed Columnist: The Obama-Trump Grand Strategy
  17. The German Feminists’ Dilemma
  18. Op-Ed Columnist: In Diplomacy, Trump Is the Anti-Reagan
  19. Offsides: When Nationalists Don’t Like the National Team
  20. Trump and Kim Have Just Walked Us Back From the Brink of War
  21. Will the Rule of Law Apply Along the Border?
  22. Art Review: At the Berlin Biennale, the Art of Saying ‘No’
  23. Restaurant Review: A Rare Treat on Delancey Street: A Chef Who Cooks for You
  24. Books of The Times: ‘Unbound’ Shows Transgender Men Ripping Up Old Scripts
  25. Facing Defeat on Brexit, May Gives Ground to U.K.’s Parliament
  26. Trump Blasts De Niro on His Way Home From Singapore: ‘Wake Up Punchy!’
  27. Cheesecake Factory Is Found Partly Liable in $4.6 Million Janitor Wage Theft Case
  28. New York Times Examines Work History of Reporter in Leak Case
  29. Macedonia Agrees to Change Its Name to Resolve Dispute With Greece
  30. Matter: A Crispr Conundrum: How Cells Fend Off Gene Editing
  31. Seattle Officials Repeal Tax That Upset Amazon
  32. Dealing With Impostor Syndrome When You’re Treated as an Impostor
  33. On Baseball: When Spanish Names (Don’t) Flummox English-Speaking Baseball Announcers
  34. It’s Time for African Resistance, This Artist Says
  35. Talk: Gayle King Thinks #MeToo Needs Due Process
  36. Profile: Surfer, Environmentalist, Novelist. Australia’s Living Legend.
  37. Blurred Vision, Burning Eyes: This Is a Lasik Success?
  38. Personal Health: The Dangers of Belly Fat
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Europe Edition: North Korea, French Strikes, World Cup: Your Wednesday Briefing

Here’s what you need to know to start your day.

    

North Korea, Time Warner, World Cup: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing

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

    

The Summit Was Unprecedented, the Statement Vague and the Day Historic

President Trump used flattery, cajolery and a slick film in his quest to persuade North Korea’s leader to give up nuclear arms. But he got no guarantees.

    

Trump’s Video Pitch to Kim: Corny, Cliché and Strategic

During a meeting in Singapore, Donald Trump presented Kim Jong-un with a short video depicting the prosperity that could come with peace. James Poniewozik, The Times’s chief television critic, tells us the video’s cartoonish, idealized aesthetic was no accident.
    

Coming Attractions: Trump Showed Kim a Faux Movie Trailer About a Transformed North Korea

A four-minute video depicted the two leaders as heroes making history in a summer blockbuster.

    

News Analysis: Vague on Details, Trump Is Betting on ‘Special Bond’ With Kim to Deliver Deal

It is a huge gamble, based on the assumption that the force of Mr. Trump’s personality, and the deal-making skills in which he has supreme confidence, will make all the difference.

    

AT&T’s Time Warner Takeover Wins Judge’s Approval in Defeat for Justice Dept.

The Trump administration had sued to block the deal, saying that it would lead to fewer choices and higher prices for consumers.

    

DealBook: The Political Legacy of a Failed Challenge to the AT&T-Time Warner Deal

The Justice Department never should have opposed the AT&T-Time Warner merger. Now a chastened government might not intervene when it should.

    

After AT&T-Time Warner Approval, Focus Shifts to Comcast and Disney

AT&T’s court victory in its bid to buy Time Warner is the starting gun for a raft of media mergers that could upend the industry.

    

Where U.S.-Canadian Border Is Marked by Petunias, Not a Wall

In one Vermont village bordering Canada, the Trump-Trudeau rift has been jarring. Residents spend their lives straddling the border, and many like it that way.

    

How 3 Letters From Trump Might Help Bring the 2026 World Cup to the U.S.

Three previously undisclosed letters from President Trump to FIFA have reassured the organization’s members that all fans and teams would be welcome, regardless of American immigration policy.

    

What Country Will Win the 2018 World Cup? Here Are Big Banks’ Predictions

DealBook has reviewed the predictions from four different banks of which country will win this year’s World Cup. Here’s a rundown.

    

Trump Made Kim a Movie Trailer. We Made It Better.

Donald Trump showed Kim Jong-un a movie trailer casting both leaders as heroes. The Times’s Opinion video team cut a more honest makeover.
    

Editorial: Trump Gambles and Loses on AT&T

Political vengeance is no substitute for smart antitrust enforcement.

    

Why the North Korea Meeting Was the Trumpiest Moment So Far

The meeting was classic Trump: enormous hype, ulcer-inducing suspense, oceans of self-congratulation, ending with grandiose, fuzzy promises.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: The Obama-Trump Grand Strategy

The strange continuity in their foreign policy gambits and ambitions.

    

The German Feminists’ Dilemma

Sexual violence by refugees raises an uncomfortable question: Is it possible to defend both pluralism and women’s rights?

    

Op-Ed Columnist: In Diplomacy, Trump Is the Anti-Reagan

The Gipper advocated “trust but verify.” The Donald believes in “my touch, my feel.”

    

Offsides: When Nationalists Don’t Like the National Team

In my adopted German home and across Europe, xenophobia and football excellence are running up against each other.

    

Trump and Kim Have Just Walked Us Back From the Brink of War

Don’t scoff. The Singapore summit is a first step toward peace.

    

Will the Rule of Law Apply Along the Border?

Noncitizens facing “expedited removal” have less right to judicial review than Guantánamo detainees.

    

Art Review: At the Berlin Biennale, the Art of Saying ‘No’

The South African curator of this year’s edition offers no shortage of outrages that artists should refuse. But is that enough for an exhibition?

    

Restaurant Review: A Rare Treat on Delancey Street: A Chef Who Cooks for You

At Shabushabu Macoron, the informal, do-it-yourself Japanese hot pot tradition becomes a refined and intimate meal.

    

Books of The Times: ‘Unbound’ Shows Transgender Men Ripping Up Old Scripts

In her new book, the sociologist Arlene Stein follows four subjects connected by their experiences at a Florida clinic for gender affirmation surgery.

    

Facing Defeat on Brexit, May Gives Ground to U.K.’s Parliament

The prime minister will allow a vote on a final package well before the deadline, allowing lawmakers to send the negotiators back to the table.

    

Trump Blasts De Niro on His Way Home From Singapore: ‘Wake Up Punchy!’

The actor Robert De Niro publicly insulted the president at the Tony Awards, where he used profanity on stage, and then at an event in Canada.

    

Cheesecake Factory Is Found Partly Liable in $4.6 Million Janitor Wage Theft Case

The citations against the restaurant chain and its contractor sent a strong message to businesses that hire contractors to perform low-wage work.

    

New York Times Examines Work History of Reporter in Leak Case

The Times said that it was reviewing Ali Watkins’s involvement in the case, including her relationship with James Wolfe, a former Senate Intelligence Committee aide.

    

Macedonia Agrees to Change Its Name to Resolve Dispute With Greece

Greeks contend that their neighbors’ name implies territorial ambition, and have blocked it from joining alliances. Now there may be a breakthrough.

    

Matter: A Crispr Conundrum: How Cells Fend Off Gene Editing

Scientists may need to bypass a cell’s cancer defenses in order to successfully edit its DNA. The finding raises questions about gene-editing advances.

    

Seattle Officials Repeal Tax That Upset Amazon

The Seattle City Council repealed the tax in a 7-to-2 vote that was accompanied by acrimony and accusations. Less than a month ago, it had passed unanimously.

    

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Impostor syndrome is not a unique feeling, but some researchers believe it hits minority groups harder.

    

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It’s Time for African Resistance, This Artist Says

In a new exhibition in London, Yinka Shonibare has collected works that challenge the resurgence of extreme right-wing politics and xenophobia.

    

Talk: Gayle King Thinks #MeToo Needs Due Process

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Suicide Survivor Guilt

All the messages urging us to be more vigilant about suicide carry a devastating flip side for family members of people who take their lives: the sense that they did not do enough.

    

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